Brisk rise in prices clears market uncertainty
The New York stock scene shifted as Canadian and British financiers whose heavy holdings were aimed at a transcontinental system unwound. Banks demanded collateral, a London and New York arrangement secured remaining assets, and a market rebound followed amid renewed confidence in American industry and railroads.
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Lehigh Valley
Cehih Valley
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Miesourt Pacific
Denver
London
Equidahon
Missouri
Macifie
Action
Steel Corporation
Amercan
Carolinn
Union Pacite
Southern Pipe
Abo
Treasury July 27 1910 Bond Market Snapshot and Receipts
New York bond market quotation scene for July 27 1910 with Treasury statement figures shows customs and internal revenue receipts totaling 1 23 million plus disbursements of 4 6 million. Surplus stands at 314 093 63 while the month and year deficits run 9 780 025 65 and 4 440 088 49 respectively. Balance details include gold coin bullion silver dollars and various certificates. discrepancies noted across reserve totals and redemption pools with numerous corporate and railway securities listed in market quotes.
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Treasury
Philippine
Aggrenete
Wall Street Gossip on Unfilled Orders Monthly
Special to The Washington Post reports the Steel directors will publish monthly statements of unfilled orders, seen as a timely measure amid market pessimism. London and New York sentiment shift as Rock Island stock falls, bear positions struggle, and overall market declines persist through July.
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Washington
New York
Steel Directora
Reard Steel Ag
Market Report Shows Steady Washington Stocks and Insurance Plans
Washington stock floor activity edged higher with firm local securities despite New York price drops. Capital Traction fell from 220 to 128 1 2 while Washington Railway and Electric 4s stayed strong at 84 1 2. Mergenthaler slipped to 244 3 4, bids for Columbians and Columbia 6s remained firm, and banks held prices well above offers. Insurance dividends may rise this fall as mergers near.
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Sinles
Way Stape ‘Traction
Washingon
Washington Gas
Alex
Mt. Vorn
Tel
Tel. Co
Capital Traction
W. Stearabout Gas
Georgetown Cas
Washington
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lonston Monotype
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Tae
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Amerisan
National City
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Washington Stock Exchange
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New York Money Market Update July 27
New York money market shows easy conditions with rates near 1 percent for the ruling rate and closing bids. Time deposits steady at 1 percent, ninety days 3 percent, six months 5 percent. Prime mercantile paper 5 to 6 percent. Sterling exchange weaker with bankers' bills at 4.8950 for sixty days and 4.8549 on demand. Commercial bills 4.82 to 4.82 percent. Government bonds steady and railroad bonds firmer.
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Joans Dai
Alxty
Sterling Exchange
Businesa
New York cotton market soars on shorts scare
Sensational advance in the New York cotton market is driven by fears of old crop shorts and extended to new crop due to continued dry hot weather in the Southwest. The close shows a firm tone with net gains of 23 to 53 points as July and new crop positions rise amid strong buying power and oil cables.
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New York
Jaly
Texas
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Oklahoma
New York Stock Market Report From Hibba and Co
Received by W B Hibba and Co bankers and New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board at market close a brief summary notes trades and financial activity with emphasis on prices and index movements in a concise historical record.
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Washington Produce Market Prices and Varied Vegetables
The Washington market shows overall easing with rising vegetable receipts and falling prices. Quotations cover eggs butter poultry and a wide range of vegetables including potatoes onions cabbage squash beans lettuce tomatoes and fruits like apples oranges and grapefruits with varied grades and weights across regions.
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New York Produce Market Report July 27
Prices and receipts across butter, cheese, eggs, poultry and meats show steady to firm trends. Cottonseed oil futures rise while refined sugar and potatoes hold steady. peppers cabbage and peanuts remain unchanged amid mixed commodity activity.
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Chicago Grain Moves as Wheat Declines on Miller Resistance
Miller refusals to buy wheat at current prices weighed on the market despite export demand at seaboard and Duluth. Reports of Canadian harvest improvements and Southwest bank storage issues added pressure, with September wheat slipping to about 1.04 and corn and oats broadly lower.
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New York Grain Market Report July Wheat and Corn Briefs
New York spot wheat steadies with No 2 red elevator bids around 48 cents, futures trim on weak cables but rally on North Dakota crop optimism and shorts covering, with September at around 1.09 and December near 1.12. Corn spot quiet with No 2 at roughly 15 cents, futures end modestly higher. oats mixed with varied weights and receipts totaling thousands of bushels.
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Missing Russo-Chinese bank cashier may lose entire sum
New York July 27 A Russo-Chinese bank embezzlement case centers on cashier Erwin Wider accused of $600000 in stocks and bonds. The bank doubts recovery, believes certificates may be blanks, and suspects power of attorney aided theft. Grand jury begins inquiries with bank officials, brokers, and counsel Ginsberg subpoenaed.
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Wall Street
Nott
Stock Exchange
Leon Ginsberg
Ginsberg
Riot at Chico Cloak Firm Leaves Three Injured
In New York on West Twenty First street a riot broke out in front of the Chico Cloak and Garment Company when attempts to trigger a strike escalated. Watchman Charles Keeley and firm employee John Ferpino, plus salesman Henry Scherer, were badly hurt. Ferpino was taken to hospital unconscious with concussion. Police stopped the disturbance. Vincanzo and Pio Toolis were arrested for felonious assault.
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Chico Cloak and Garment Company
Charles Keeley
Keeley
John Ferpino
Henry Scherer
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Pio Toolis
Excursions to Colonial Beach Boost Weekend Popularity
Colonial Beach, dubbed the Atlantic City of Washington, attracts visitors as steamers depart daily except Monday. Saturday schedules shift with the St Johns on the 2 30 pm run and Queen Anne at 6 pm, while both boats return Sunday afternoon to prevent crowding.
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Atlantic City
Washington
Colonial Beach Company
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Liberia loan plan denial calms Egypt rumors
Liberian minister to Britain J Crommelin rejects claims the United States would make Liberia an American Egypt. He says Washington offered a 1.5 million loan, not colonization, with Britain backing the loan and advisers to handle financial links to boundary, military, and agriculture issues.
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Washington Post
London
United States
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Great Britain
Guthrie Still Capital Official stay order upheld
Oklahoma Supreme Court denies governor's writ to stop Judge Huston from enforcing an injunction to move state offices from Guthrie to Oklahoma City. With the governor excluded, all state officers must remain in Guthrie until the case is decided, delaying any relocation for months.
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Livestock Market Prices in New York and Chicago Markets
New York stockyard report shows Receipts 1,981 with slow, lower bidding. Beef cattle and calves decline. sheep and hogs mixed with limited sales. Chicago totals: Cattle 22,000 weak to 10 cents lower. hogs 18,000 steady to firm with varied weights. sheep 18,000 strong, lambs up to 10 cents higher.
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Chicago
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Chorce
The Metal Market Copper and Iron Prices Slip in London and New York
New York copper futures rise modestly with July at 11.75 and August 11.73 to 12.00, October 11.80 to 12.00, while London futures reach 54 10s to 55 2s 6d. Arrivals total 530 tons in New York, exports 13,660 tons so far this month. Dealers report a strong copper market with sellers offering less freely after larger recent business. Iron in London quiet with No 1 foundry Northern at 16.50 to 16.75, No 2 at 16.00 to 16.25, and Southern at 16.25 to 16.75, and Southern soft at 16.00.
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Washington cattle market receipts steady as prices listed
Cattle receipts were about normal and the market held steady. Prices shown include prime calves per hundredweight and various grades of stock cattle, lambs, beef, and hogs, with prices ranging around 2.00 to 9.00 for hogs and mixed rates for other stock categories.
Equity and Criminal Docket Highlights From Supreme Court DC
In re habeas corpus cases including William Roque and Morria Robingon see writs dismissed. Bailey v McCarthy sale order. Auditors report in Henning v Lynch. Ridgeway, Ambrose and others noted. Criminal docket lists perjury rulings, bench warrants, and sentences. Estate matters in probate court. numerous property transfers and foreclosures listed for Potomac Heights and surrounding streets.
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Bailey Va. McCarthy
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H. Va. Rudolph
Rose
J. B, Datmh
J. C. Howard
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H. Thomas
William Henry White
Colston Ve. Johnson
C. ©. James
T. Thomas
John Rideout
Hammond
Weaver
John Ridout
O. P. , Brown
Bureau of National Literature and Art
Deeds of Trust Across Several Squares In City
A fragmented notice lists multiple deeds of trust involving diverse parties. Names include Martin J. Flaherty and John Brooke, Robert Lee O’Brien, Irving Williamson, J. Barrett Carter, and more. Sums range from 800 to 310,000 with terms from 1 to 3 years and varied interest rates. The properties cited include blocks and squares such as CLIFEBOURNE, SQUARE 265, and Northwest Washington area parcels.
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Jonn
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Ascure
Elizaath Chester
Joseph Galatia
Bruce Cleveland
Charlee S. Muir
Joan H. F
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Janet Rossie
Washington Rallway Square
Charles W. Crowell
Bquarie Ham H
Andrew B. Duvall
Gertrude Lutz
Thomas W. Stubblefield
Charles D Liebermann
Phelan
Hawa
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Columbia Heights
Augusta C. Motz
W. Taylor Birch
James
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Leopold Moeller
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Harry B. Welch
Charles E. Marsh
Richard Wandere
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Associaton
Psquare
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Edmond Pitegerald
John J. Fegan
Konnecticut Avenue
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