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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1910

Page

2

Copper stock gains and London market drift amid profit taking

The Washington Post reports United States and London markets showing strength after a prior rally, with investors noting profit taking and a passing focus from railway rate tensions. The Producers' Association monthly report signals higher copper stocks and improved output expectations, while open-market money in London retreats slightly and the Bank of England rate outlook remains cautious.

Producers’ Association London Bank of Uda Obey Anonthiv Rebo Vopuc Producera’ Association Totel Dion Age

Washington Stock Exchange Market and Prices

Financial brief from Washington and New York lists closing prices and rates for money on call, sterling exchange, and government bonds. Includes quotations on railroad and copper stocks, commodities such as butter cheese poultry vegetables and green fruits, and grain markets with wheat corn oats rye notes. Also reports regional market activity and farm product prices for vegetables and meats.

New York Primo Mercantile Paper Sterling Exchange Firm

Wall Street Gossips On London Prices And Bond Auctions

Special to The Washington Post reports London prices stayed higher than New York before weakening after a government crop report. Nuclear doubts about London strength persist amid speculation of liquidation. North Carolina bonds sold at 450 per 1009, Arkansas at 260 per 1000 at public auction. Bonds tied to railroad construction from reconstruction era. defaulted for years. State actions against railroads loom amid post panic legal fights and interstate rail commerce concerns. Ripley and few railroad officials warn of renewed state challenges stabilizing during government disputes.

Washington Post New York London North Carolina Arkansas Belcauge Mr. Ripley Atchison

The Metal Market in New York and London

The copper market showed weakness with spot and all deliveries through September closing around 12.25 to 12.50. London prices were quiet with Spot at £57 7.64 and futures at £57 2a 6d. Arrivals in New York reached 1,240 tons, exports 441 tons for a monthly total of 3,233. Local stock markets noted quiet but stor age activity with copper grades at 12.75 13.00 for lake, 312.62 12.75 for electrolytic, and 12.37% 12.50 for casting. Iron market held at 495 46d for Cleveland warrants. local market subdued.

New York London Cleveland

Local securities show steady demand on Washington Stock Exchange

Local securities were moderately active on the Washington Stock Exchange yesterday with Washington gas and Potomac Electric bonds showing solid demand. Consolidated bonds traded around 101 to 1011-2 while common and preferred Railway issues eased. bank clearings near 2 million dollars as tax payments thin out and money eases slightly.

Washington Stock Exchange Washington Gas Potomac Electrics Consolidated Washington

New York Produce Prices Mixed On Quiet Trade

New York June 8 Butter and cheese unchanged receipts 14411 and 9097 eggs steadier 27086. Poultry alive irregular Western fowls turkeys no domino. Flour barely steady with varied grades. Pork steady, beef cutting meats steady, lard firm. Cottonseed oil irregular with June onward futures around 7.97 to 7.98 for July. Sugar raw firm molasses sugar steady refined steady. Coffee steady Rio No 7 8 8 Santos No 4 9 and Cordova 4 17. Potatoes steady and crates steady at 10 760 per crate. Peanuts unchanged.

Huston Atlantic Heston Cory Butte Coalition Centennial Fast Butte Franklin Giieux Couns Granby Consolidated Greene-Cananea Mohawky Nevada “Consolidated North Butte North Lake Shannon Utah Coast Co Virginia Southwest Tennessee New York State New Large Florida Arey New York State Pennsylvania Hennery Western Brothers Muscovado Rio Santos Cordova

Wheat futures hold steady amid favorable weather and cover bids

In New York and Chicago trading, wheat prices remained firm as favorable weather and July shorts cover ahead of a government report. July and September contracts closed largely unchanged to modestly higher, with receipts around 20,000 bushels for wheat and mixed activity in corn and oats.

New York

Live Stock Markets and Cotton Report from New York

New York stock and commodity round up showing live cattle hogs sheep and calf receipts with price ranges and market tone plus a cotton market summary. Cattle hogs and sheep prices are given with receipts. cotton market ends mixed but generally firmer after early declines and belt reports on boll weevil and old crop carry.

Washington cattle market reports mixed demand and prices

Veat calves and spring lambs enter fall supply while overall demand remains active for arrivals. CATTLE extra value shown per cwt. with ranges from 4.00 to 7.28. lambs, hogs, and other categories display varied bids. Regional figures list Ohio, Indiana, and Pa markets with June dates and credit balances, totals, and shipments.

Toledo Ohio North Lima South Indiana of City

Legal Record shows mixed court actions in DC equity and criminal dockets

Supreme Court and multiple courts in the District of Columbia hear a range of matters including custody disputes, title by adverse possession, contract and conveyance decrees, appeals, and ordered performances. Criminal verdicts include a housebreaking case ruled not guilty and discharge. Probate items list numerous estate administrations with dates and bonds. Continuous filings cover lawsuits, mechanics liens, and real estate securities across many numbered cases and squares.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court NO Justice Anderson Jonson ‘Yn Johnson Clabaugh Plaintif George EB Sullivan Sttorney Doyle Prall Pracule Alhlein Holra John Arnott Plaintti Atorney J. A Burkart Jones Ve Colbert W. H. Manogue J. H. Padgett J. ¥. Reaves George Pord George ¥. Williams W. B. Ennis Court of Appeals Ambrow & Merillet J. B. Archer Prentisg Richards Wall Paper Company Sguardieh Ad Hiem George F. Williams Himey & Woodard HIM Vs. Mathrot Plaintiff Maddox & Gatley Danenhower Flavntit W. H. Sholes Norton & Boothe Clapp Iinton Darlington iLec Magruder Drury Darngton—Wilson

Real estate transfers across multiple Washington streets

A long list of property transfers from multiple owners including Cleaves Pulsifer Warner and Warner et al to various buyers. Transactions cover blocks and lots on Westminster Street Northwest Mount Airy and Friendship with prices ranging from 1 to 100 dollars and include interests in estates and Widow's Mite. Details enumerate lots blocks and parcels conveyed to named individuals and firms such as Wardman, Bones, Bart, Townsend and Saur with multiple dates and locations in the District.

Westminster Street Thomas P. Cleaves Pitman Pulsifer Pitman Pulsifer Et Elizabeth A. Cleaves Mount Airy and Friendship Andrew MM. Curry Mary H. Warner Aiz Brainard H Annie & Phelps Florence Holtzman Weymouth Marie L. Chessey Genevieve C. Hendley W. Frederick Hoitzman William F. Holtzman Trindad Anna J. Snelling Ernestine Schmidt Eighth 'Street H Strests Benjamin G. Cowl Harry B. Wilson Columbia” Road Oscar W. White Barry Wardman Thomas P. Bones Harry Wardman Lester A. Bart Connecticut Avenue Heights Agnes L. White Winlow'smith Martin Ro West Clinton P. Townsend Mount Airy Allan EB Walker Sidney F. Taliaferro R. A. Casileat Charles A. Times Acker Street Annis M. Lewis Trastee Eliza J. Lewin George W. Ray William J. O'Neil Frank O'Neil Mary Gibbs Irrederick A. Gibs William 3. Quigley Mary C. Quigley Alma M. Rinck Congress Heights Richard A. Pyles Elmer F. Hayes Nineteenth M Streets William Mulhall Harry G. Laycock Nineteenth Street New Hampshire Avenue Alexander Britton Henrietta B. Huff Seventeenth Eighteenth Streets Robert H. McNeill A. EL. Leckie Fifteenth Street John T. Arms Amelia W. Thomas Twelfth Street George Columbia Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co 18Th Street Northwest

Deeds of Trusts and Property Security Notices

Mount Airy and Friendship area filings show Annilea E. Phelps et vir securing $500 for five years at 6 percent on lot 14 squat 1736. Brainard Warner Jr and Andrew Warner secure $115 for 1 to 35 months on the same property. Square 408s lists multiple mortgages: Mangam to Cragin and Latimer securing $2,000 on lot 69. similar to Georges Geriman for $3,000 on lot 70. further liens on lot 72. Ingleside filings list Mahoney et al securing instruments with Pretzfelder and Blumenfeld.

Rechel Prgterater Trinidar Ernentine Schmidt Zest L. Schmidt Joseph N. Saundere Anna J. Soelling Sara H. Schiller George M. Emmerich Douglass Mackall Washington Permanent Building Association Clinton Townsend Alex T. Henesy Luther Bwartzell Martin R. West Lot Square Sidney F. Fattaterro William M. Foffman Allen Walker Albert W. Howard Ellasion Errace Ellaston Terrace Improvement Company Benjamin F. Laighton A. M. McLachlen William P. Magruder Petworth Quy P. ‘Warren William B. Eamonaton John W. Davidge Willam W. Matthewson Edward L. Santmyer T Ux W. E. Edmonston L. BR. Peak Edward & McKagn Emiennuellz Square i Lemuel D. Luckett St Ux American Security and Trust Company Eset Washington Savings Bank Pelworth Guy P. Warren John B. McLeran Walter D. Davidge Partivia John W. Davides John EB. McLeran Jamey W. Hummer Alexander C. Gibbs John W. Ridgiey Henry M. Foote William L. Deming National Savings and Trust Company Laura F. Richmond L. R. Peak Baward McKnew Floyd E. Davis A. J. Schwarts George C. Pumphrey John F. Bayne F. Black P. Stone W. Fairfax C. M. Beall Edward B. Stumph A. T Brice E. H. Daniel Clare G. Addison C. W. Coleman B. L. Schmidt Alexander E. Warner Catherine Burke William H. MclGrann Edward §. Quinlan Ellen M. Rettig Amelia W. Thomas John T. Arms Samuel A. Drury Lee Brown Peters Mill William F. Huntress Washington Loan and Trapt Company Equitable Coopsrtion Building Association Thomas Walker James F. Bundy B. H. Allen Mount Airy Annilea E. Phelps Andrew W Brainard Lawrence J. Mangam Charles H. Cragin J. Wilmer Latimer Mary L. Hughes Xame Becura Georges Geriman Same Ike Ingleside William Vv. Mahoney

Pig Iron Sold Below Cost in Pittsburg

In Pittsburg on June 8 the Westinghouse Air Brake Company secured 15,000 tons of No. 2 foundry pig iron for immediate delivery at 1438 per ton cash. The iron was produced by the Dunbar Furnaces, independent of affiliates, with production costs reported as 16 to 25 cents per ton higher than the sale price.

Washington Post Pittsburg Westinghouse Air Brake Company Dunbar

Coming Attractions at Belasco National and Casino Theaters

The Belasco hosts the en Greet Players with David Garrick and The School for Scandal offering Monday through Saturday matinees and nights. The National presents Donizetti operas Lucia di Lammermoor and Martha with Edith Helena and Lois Swell, plus Faust sung later in the week. Julia Dean stars in Salomy Jane in the Western melodrama at the Columbia Players. Casino advertises a sensational vaudeville act next week.

Belasco En Greet Robertson David Garrick School For Scandal David Garliick Garrick HE. S. Willard A. Hylton Allen National Lucia Martha English Grand Opera Company Lois Swell Faust Steanor Robson Salomy Jane Julia Dean Columbia Golden West Bret Harte Paul Armstrong

Vaudeville Gimmicks and Beauty Contests at Local Clubs

A noted European act featuring Count Chilo and the girl of mystery headlines Academy Vaudeville with audience thought reading and no talking. Sevenga the hypnotist draws big crowds as new bills promise high value acts. Arcade rink to favor children with matinee skates and school club events. Gayety hosts a College Girls chorus contest Friday showcasing individual talents in a public vote.

Count Chilo Europe Academy Academy of Music Sevenga The College Girls’ Company

Military Academy Fire Destroys Building in Norwalk

Fire at the Orlook Selleck Military Academy in Norwalk Connecticut largely destroyed the main building. About six thousand dollars in damage reported, forcing 76 students from the dormitory to seek shelter at a local hotel during the night. Students awoke and many escaped in night clothes, some leaping from second story windows.

Norwalk Conn Orlook Selleck Military Academy

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