Stocks Leap Upward Close At Near Market Highs
The Washington Post reports a strong stock market surge amid the end of constraints by the Pearson Barquhal syndicate. Opening prices surged as shorts covered and investors bought, with heavy outside buying totaling over 15 million dollars in three sessions. Relief from syndicate troubles reduced liquidation fear and a threatened railroad war, while foreign exchange and copper production moved toward stabilization.
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Shorts
Pearson Syndicate
Washington Post
New York
Pearson-Barquhal
London
Sesterdas
Storks
Eocomm
Advata
Bendon
Taday
Stocke Willy
Vecason-Parquhar
Waghand
Otis
Sterling Exchange
Orve
Steel Preferred
Copper and iron markets steady at New York trade
Washington Stock Exchange reports mixed copper pricing with spot and July at 11.90 to 12.10 while August to October hover around 12.05 to 12.20. London closes weak and exports for oils rise. Locally, iron shows quiet activity with No 1 Southern priced around 16.00 to 16.25 and No 1 Southern soft at about 15.75.
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New York
Standard
London
Custom House
Cleveland
Southern
Baltimor
Chicago
Iois
Louisville
Eady
Bae Biz
Gat
Pennsylvania
Ail Pointe
Norfolk
Ih Io
Ion
Ichmond
Shepandoah
Ville
Luray
Witon
Fourteenth Street
New York Avenue
Bond
Chesapeake Beach Railway
Cheespeake Beach
Rocarata
New York Money Market and Financial Rates Report
New York money market shows easy call money at 14 percent with bids and offers near 14 percent. Time loans hold at 60 days 3 to 15 percent and 99 days around 34 to 4 percent. six months 65 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 5 to 6 percent. Exchange starts easy with bankers bills near 1 6 40 to 4 83 00 for 1 day and 4 86 35 for demand. Commercial bills 4.52 to 4.33 percent. Bar silver at 684, Mexican dollars at 44. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds firm. Baltimore report notes steady conditions for WHAAT and Southern on grade 12 1.0. Corn nominal spot 70, oats firm No 2 white 49 49 1 2 percent, No 3 mixed ABLE 17. Rye nominal No 2 Western domestic Sop92.
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United States
Treasury
National Bank
Philipphre Treasury
New York
Prime Mercantile
Baltimore
Southern
Allie-Chalmers Pte
Town Central
Amalgamated Copper
Gibay
Annastity Southern
Kansan City
Southern Pi Wail
Fata A
Leelede Gas
Aamurigan
Louiuville
Nashville
Amn
Minneapalty
Amn and Foundry
BDO
Bt. P
St. Ste. M.agis
Aera
National Biscuit
Amerivan
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Ny Ammelt
Tod
York Central
Lee Nares
Ontario
Americian
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Gota
Lean
Merwan Tyhareo
Northern Pacific
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Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Atchison, OR
Reading
Republic Steel
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New Jersey
Republic Steel Pid Ag
Chesapeake and Ohio
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Chicago
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Texas
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Rio Grande
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Ostillera
Great Northern
IE Haat
Utah
Carolina Chemical Bay
Carolina Chemical
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Nterborough - Met
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Harvester Ae
Western Maryland
Marine Pfu
An Ang
Westinghouse
International Paper
Pial Wi Sol Western Union
International Fump
Wheeling and Lake Eri
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers and Brakes
Hibbs Building
At New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board Trade
Washington Stock Exchange
A. Ee
Harriman and the endless-chain railroads in Wall Street lore
Special to The Washington Post from New York. July 23. Harriman stands as the only man to build an endless-chain railroad empire by buying and mortgaging roads to finance further acquisitions. He leveraged secure controls to fund new lines, even during the 1907 panic, while Dr. Pearson’s approach lacked Harriman’s field success.
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Washington Post
New York
Harriman
Mr. Hackman
Oll
Dr. Pearson
Mr. Harriman
Central of Georgia
Haineis Central
Pearson
Wall Street
Wheat prices rise as damp weather cools markets in Chicago
Local financial notes show July wheat futures firming amid supply delays and rain relief. Declines in other options accompany a general uptick in trading activity as brokers gather from summer resorts amid drought impacts on cotton tobacco and corn.
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New York
Washington
Daily Cotton Market Review and Bank News
Bonds led yesterday's trading with Washington Railway and Electric and Lanston waning as profits shifted. Major banks and rail interests moved on consolidations, branch plans, and receiver actions while market brokers foresee a near-bottom rebound amid cautious investor activity and a pending postal bank expansion.
New York Produce Market Rates July 28
On July 28 in New York the update shows butter receipts 7,766, Chensh steady at 6,654, eggs 19,020, and various poultry prices with alive Western brokers quoting 17 4 13 for turkeys and dressed fowls 14 18 a half. Flour quiet and a shade easier. Pork, beef, lard and tallow steady with hides and sugar prices listed. cot tonseed oil and coffee also noted. Receipts of cattle were near normal with a steady market. calves prime per pound and lambs and hogs priced accordingly. City and Toledo figures follow with balances, shipments, and averages for July 28.
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Chensh
Tregular
State
Pennsylvania
Hennery White
White
Hennery Brown
Wstowlk
Middle West
Rio
Cordova
Orban
Virginia
Tennessee
New York State
New Large
July cotton market shows new highs on bullish demand
New York July cotton trading stayed active and generally higher with December and later positions reaching new season highs. July notices for around 200,000 bales were issued before being halted, keeping sentiment nervous as July closes at 15.98 bid. Southern spot markets moved lower to higher amid renewed bullish talk and late short interest concerns.
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New York
jJast
New York Grain Markets See Wheat Slip on Export Prospects
Wheat prices eased early on favorable thrash and export demand reports but rallied briefly on three New York loads before falling again on optimism for spring wheat yields. September closed at 1.08 with a net decline, December at 1.12. Corn and oats showed spot softness with modest volume and light transactions.
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New York
Domentie
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Potomac Insurance Company stockholders meet for director election
The annual meeting of Tual stockholders of Potomac Insurance Company DC will be at the Loan and Trust Building on Monday August 1 1910 at 1 pm. Books for stock transfer close from July 23 to August 1 inclusive. Alex A Phillips secretary.
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Tual
Potomac Insurance Company
District of Columbia
Loan and Trust Building
Alexander K." Phillips
Legal Record of District Court proceedings and real estate deeds
District Court and Probate Court entries list numerous court actions including withdrawals of counsel, commissions issued, in forma pauperis orders, and decrees by consent. Numerous estate probates including wills and guardianships are noted, with filing attorneys listed. Real estate transfers across Northwest and Southwest DC areas detail parcel lots and values from 10 to 12,000 dollars.
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J. B. Larner
Stubblefield
Leckie, Fulton & Cox
J. B. Easby-Smith
Ball
Him
Jeane
Hillye Dalyne Clarkes
H. A. Heitmuller
W. E. Ambroce
Ve. Richards
R.A. Helsiell
M. J
W. ©. Prentins
J. J. Darlington
Thomas L. Jones
Fountain Peyton
Mahan
Deeds of trust filed for multiple city squares and lots
A row of deeds of trust lists trustees and beneficiaries securing loans from $500 to $6,500 across many city blocks. Security includes parcels in squares 1768 1789 1840 Mount Airy Rock of Dumbar ton and others with terms from 6 percent to 9 percent semiannual payments spanning 1 to 9 years.
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M. Wilson Offutt
John Hi. McLeran
L. Cabell Willemson
Guy P. Warren
John F. Stuckert
W. ©. Prather
N. E. Ryan
James G. Lockwood
Holmead Manor
Walter L. Redrow
American Security and Tryst Company
National Savings and Trust Company
West Bloomingdale
John M. Henderson
B. Francis Saul
Walter E. Hilton
Harry M. Evita
Athea M. Fair
Harry Doda
George P. Barte
Thomas
N. Dell
Monthe
Squara
Christmaa’ Zeroga
Herbert A. Gill
Richard E. Pair
Sane
Aesure
George C. Pumphrey
John Bullough
John’d. Coughlan
Ceorne G. McElwee
Charles ¥. Marsh
Railroads publish limited daily schedules for several cities
Disjointed timetable notation lists trains to Atlanta Birmingham New Orleans and other towns with times like 80:06 a.m. 20:45 p.m. daily and 1600 Wining on For Atlanta. Mentions Roanoke Harrisonburg Charlottes ville Warrenton and weekdays service with several unclear entries and suppressions.
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Fonowin Foncae Agures
Atlanta
Birmingham
Pope
New Orleans
Maghevale
Ghattenooga
Memphis
Ding Foe Roanoke
Binalevn
Columbus
Cuguata
Allied
Bava Saone
Florias Polata
Fornia
Harrisonburg
Railways Timetable Fragments for Florida Atlantic Coast Line
Fragmentary timetable notices show trains of the Florida Atlantic Coast Line, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, Seaboard Air Line Railway, and Washington and South connections. Listings mention through sleepers, coaches, and limited services to Chicago St Louis Savannah and Boston, with remarks that times and connections are not guaranteed.
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Mndaly
Annalor Hevensy
Halaey
Hevensy
BENG
Seavide P. Ma
Palmetto Limi
Chaterton
Grand
Wilmington
N. C
Girlie
New York Ave
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Washington
White
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Virginia
Bnee Cate
Hema
Osngton
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Gil St Sacata
DG EN Ool
Ieeeelle
Savannah
Jacksonitania
Ailants
Birmingham
Blempns
Deis Police
New York
Ave
Behar Woods
Wid Phillips
DLP
Cpo Ryan
Fede
Portemouth
Washington Sociererm Railway
Richmond
Frederickby
Yigave
Eni
MiMord
Washington Produce Market Prices and Legal Notices
The Washington market reports wholesale vegetable prices and receipts with notes on declines. Included are dairy and poultry prices for various states and items. Also listed are two legal notices: Warnungwa vick and Terra Cotta Co. vs J B McDonnell with parcel details and attorneys.
Legal Notices In the District of Columbia Supreme Court
Public notices detail equity proceedings to perfect title to George Willner's lot in Iota square 497 and warnings to unknown heirs of James and Rachel Johnston. Also bankruptcy and probate matters for William Wheeler Henry Knight and Frances McKean with dates, notices, and required appearances in Washington Post.
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Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia
Washington Loan and Trust Company
George Willner
James W. Johnston
Washington
Surveyor's Office
Plashtitt
Thia
Johnson
Rachel Johnston
Washington Law Reporter
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Wheeler
J. R.,young
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A. D
Carlisle P. Knight
Federal Building
Buffalo
William C. Taylor
Register of Wills
Frances N. McKean
Woodbury Blair
William Richmond
Corcoran
James Tanner
Supremo Court
Herbert E. Johnson
Aid Ankrupt
Herbert Fr. Johnson
Columbian Building
Fifth’ Street
Washington, D. C
S. McCalmont
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