Washington Post Newspaper Archives, Jun 24, 1910, p. 2

Market News and Weather Outlook From Northwest Wheat

Weather reports from the Northwest indicate mixed wheat conditions with some rain and cooler trends, while spring wheat prospects remain uncertain. Speculators note grain price recovery after yesterday's drop as markets digest reports. The Bank of England signals a stronger stance and hints at a lower discount rate, potentially influencing money markets.

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Bank of England Northwest Consolidated Gas

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Washington Market Shows Strength in Dull Trading

Trading in bonds and stocks on the Washington Exchange was largely dull yet strong. Capital Traction moved at 115 with demand exceeding supply, Potomac Electric at 101 after a minor price shift, and Washington Railway and Electric fell slightly from 34 to 224. Lanston rose to 8, rights to 41-2, and Genthalter traded at 2181-2. The Columbia National Bank dispute ended with Col. Staples selling 1.40 shares to directors at about 250 a share. The proposed Exchange National Bank halted, and Columbia’s officers stayed. Edward F. Caverly of National City Bank was named to succeed Munford, with duties starting July 16. Hutton & Co. faces closure of its local branch by August 1 after NYSE suspension.

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Washington Block Exchange Potomac Electric Consolidated Washington Railway and Electric Lanston Mergenthaler Columbia National Bank Orrin G. Staples Albert F. Fox F. Leighton Washington Stock Exchange Exchange National Bank the Columbia Exchange National Col. Staples Wulg Vnc The National City Bank Edward R. Munford Caverly Union Baavines Bank Munford BE. F. Hutton & Co New York Stock Exchange Allis-Chalmers Ptd Kansas City Southem Kansas City Southern Amalgamated Copper Aga Lacredo Gan American Agricultural Louieville Nashville Om “soulMackay Co SoAm Car and Foundry Minneapolis St. P St .Ste. M Kansas Texas Aurerican Sea Securitien Kansan Merican Lineeed Hssoard Parish National Biscuit WolNatl, Rys Mex Northern Pacific Pacific Mall Anaconda Mialog Co Atchison Pennsy Hvans jAtchison _p People’s Gas Atlantic Coast Liv Nighy MorPitts Dattimore Ohio Pittsburg Coal Bethlehem Steel BOM Brooklyn Rapid Transit Reading Bay Entral New Jersey Republic Stel Washington Tate Chenarsaka Yoo Republic Steel Chicago Alton Rock Island Co Great Western New TMOT Boyhood WaiChicago Slosa Sheffield Wue Bt Lous G. B. Chipman Catorade Southern Pacific Harriman & Co New York Bank Colorado and Southern Southern Railway Tennesses Copper Financial World Gener Delaware Hudson Toe Texan Pacific Ang Ally Denver Rio Grande Tol St. Lauia West St. L W. Pfd Den Rly Grande Disthlers’ Securities Union Pacific Ferte Union Pacife Ptt Erle Ist Pfa United States Renatty United States Rubber Atm General Blerttic. O United States Steel Greatorthern Great Northern Interborough-Met Coolliter Harvester Wabash Huter Marine Pit Western Maryland International Papee Westinghome Electric Western Union Dewa Central Wheeling Ant Lake Erlerl Beakers thisUpbs Building Tri Ds Washington Rwy Fee. Com Wash Commercial National Bank Capital Traction Washington Bwy Elec. Com Potomac Electric Cons Georgetown Gas Washington Gas Anacostia Pat Ha Gulf Coast Land Company Way- Columbia Cross Columbia Arrington Kalle Erca Bay Okefenokee Bush Alex Ft. Vernon Colonial Beach Potomac Electric Oklahoma Bag and Cotton Mills Oklahoma City Potomac Eleettie Light Chesapeake and Potomac Tel American Telephone and Telegraph Emerson Steam Pum Tanttat Trnetian Washington Itwy Lincoln Wear BTO Cis American Security and Trust United Stat Az ‘Union Sagin At Ate Allington Corcoran National Union Aoa Connie Sa Emerson Steam Pumy Graphophone Aks Wanresian

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United States Treasury June 1920 statement figures

Treasury daily statement shows June 42 1920 receipts totaling 31 277 861 60 in internal revenue 3 205 110 77 miscellaneous and 133 644 19 postal. Debits include surplus for day and month, with gold coin bullion gold certificates standard silver dollars silver certificates and national bank notes listed. Outstanding issues and reserve funds itemized for redemption and trust funds.

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Treasury United States National Bank Silver Co National Banke Filippine Tretcury General Fund

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New York Money Market Snapshot June 23

Money on call steady at 23.3 percent with slight firming in time Juana, 60 days at 3 percent. Prime commercial paper around 14.5 percent. Sterling exchange weak with actual business in New York at 4.8420 to 4.8935 for 60 day bills and 4.3610 for demand. Government bonds easy. Railroad bonds firm.

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New York Juana God Java Railroad Bonds Firme

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Market Bulletin Pasoage From New York June Numbers

Market items show steady to firm tones across commodities. Receipts and prices for cheese eggs flour pork beef and lard are listed with regional variations. cottonseed sugar coffee and vegetables show mixed movements. Local banking and river figures summarized for Philadelphia and Toledo areas.

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New York State Pennsyt Vania Middle West Eady Rio Santos

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Washington Stock Exchange Liberian bond plans disclosed

Washington may float part of a Liberian loan with bonds of $1,000,000 to be offered in Washington New York London and likely Paris Berlin R P Faulkner immigration commissioner named financial agent by US government to sponsor Liberia Also reports on Sterling Coal Company chartered in Philippt West Virginia with 3 5 million capital Farmers Cotton Oil Company Birmingham Alabama and Florence Manufacturing Company Florence District of Columbia chartered with 200 4...

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Washington R. P. Faulkner Little African Republic United States Republic New York London Paris Berlin Faulkner Liberia Sterling Coal Company, Limited Philippt W. Va Farmers’ Cotton Oil Company Birmingham Ala Florence Manufacturing Company Florence D. C

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Washington Produce Market Prices and Trends

Quotations show wholesale levels across vegetables fruits poultry eggs and dairy. Market remains generally easier with poultry steadier and vegetable prices gradually declining while demand shows mixed shifts at regional Virginia Tennessee and Florida sources.

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Virginia Tennessee New York New Largo Wiqing Florida

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Helphenstine vs Helphenstine and related equity actions

Supreme Court equity actions listed with judges and attorneys. Cases include Helphenstine v Helphenstine with injunction denied, Armbirong v Sloan & Co rule dismissed, Johnson and O'Donoghue testimony extensions, Hebbteen v Robertson divorce granted, Agnew v Hutchins deposits returned, Parrish v Dariington decree vacated to amend, Valley Paper Co. v Donnelly injunction returnable July 1, and multiple bankruptcy probate and real estate matters. Also court notices across Circuit Court No. 2 and Criminal Court No. 1 with listed attorneys and actions.

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Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court No. 1 Justice Anderson Helphenstine Thompson Plantires Worthington C.L. Fralley C. Cal I Agnew Examiner W. J. Lambert W. H. Holloway BR. H. Yeatman Valley Paper Company Donnelly B. Rhodes Chapman Vs Chapman J. F. Collins L. M. Grand Rapids Timber Company Ballinger Fox Lawler Clements Wright Thames Waggaman Duvail Ridout England Midway Company Atbes Howard & Daieh—Leckie, Fulton & x Frail Va Frail Frail— Hohling McSween Ve Eureka Daily Company Gittings Chamberlin Tucker Mather Va Lipscomb Glassie—Johnston Curriden Ve. Middleton Dailey Chandler—Jackson Matt Aste Poe Stutler & Welch Ragoff Coombe —Shipley Bennett Va Bennett Giles & Collins King & Collins Harrison Harris Rhodes— Carrington Phillips Ve Phillips Newmyer Holloway Johnson Ve Kreyser Barley Lester & Loving Jo Rea Twentieth Street Smith—Lamar Rhodes Elteon & Richartson Maddgx & Halley Wilson Frisby— Parker Circuit Court NO Clapaugh Snyder C. W. Clagett Kempve Title Guaranty and Surety Company Poe—Walker Embrey Muhlhofer Giles& Webb—Mather Smith Va. Frederick Dickey, Ridout Calladay

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Grain market in Chicago sees nerves amid rains delay

Wheat futures surged as general rains failed to appear in spring crop states. Prices closed higher with September near 96 3 4 and July around 1.04. Corn and oats firm on light offerings and strong demand. Spot wheat, corn, and oats showed gains amid weather concerns and heavy selling in later hours.

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Chicago Prokera Northwest Nebraska Carrington Noak New York Revetpta Dusember

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New York Cotton Prices Fall on Soft Spots and Scale Down

New York June 24 The cotton market eased with some support on scale down and closed steady at a net loss of 2 11 points. Bulls aided movement at soft spots but failed to spark broad buying. Southern markets were mixed. Houston reported two bales of new crop for the season. Open high low close figures show declines across months with scattered recoveries.

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New York Houston Tex Janay London Custom House Cleveland Northern Southern

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Baltimore Markets Report June 22

Baltimore markets note grain prices with Wheat at 1.00 for Southern in grade, Corn quiet at spot 88, Oats No. 2 white 454 46 and No. 2 mixed 43 1/2 to 44. Rye dull at No. 2% and Western domestic prices steady.

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Wall Street Gossip on Curb Market Shifts and Bank Policy

The curb market loses Goldfield Consolidated to the stock exchange while Utah and Nevada Consolidated also move up. Albany banks ban bills of lading as loan security, risking crop financing. Minneapolis and St Louis preferreds drift with a calm market. Waltham Watch Company suspends common stock dividends as spring wheat conditions loom. Northwestern Miller notes potential recovery with rain and cooler weather. Foreign securities sales push sterling down and improve favorable trade relations and exports.

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Washington Post New York Goldfield Consolidated Big Exchange Utah Cooper Broad Street Stock Exchange Nevada Consolidated Goldfield Wall Street Albany Minneapolis St. Louie Waltham Watch Company Steet

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Seaboard earnings rise as year closes and signals raised

The Seaboard Air Line Railway reported approximate gross earnings for the year ending June with weekly totals and a yearly total near 9.2 million dollars. Baltimore and Ohio management aims for 100 million next year, highlighting West Virginia improvements and equipment purchases. Also noted are large signals installations and potential use of telephone dispatching, plus copper and iron market updates.

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Seaboard Air Line Railway Yester' Iday Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Willard Lot Laut Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore West Virginia

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Hill Sees a New Peril in Centralized Rail Terminals

June 23 Minneapolis James J Hill warned before the Millers National Federation that growing population production and transport demand have outpaced terminal capacity. He urged potential remedies including terminal expansion or decentralization of traffic, noting central markets cannot be destroyed and urging action to avert five years of paralyzed trade.

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Minneapolis Minn James J. Hill The Millers' National Federation

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Ex Comptroller Dawes Opposes Central Bank Plan

Dawes, former Comptroller of the Currency, argued to the Illinois State Bankers Association that a central bank could not fit with the current independent banking system. He warned that depositing a large share of reserves with a central bank would make the entire system vulnerable to attacks on its credit. He endorsed a modified central agency with government involvement and noted treasury opposition risks in political or business crises.

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Dawes Decatur, Ll Charles G. Dawee Chicago Illinois State Bankers’ Association Secretary of the Treasury

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Flames Wrap A Launch At Dockside Blast In Chicago

A steam yacht Columbia explosion near the Columbia Yacht Club last night caused a sheet of flame that burned one man fatally and injured another, as 15 passengers narrowly escaped. Engineer Howard O'Bear and pilot Sam Bernstein were drenched in burning oil. O'Bear leaped into the lake to escape. The blast occurred as the boat touched the landing on its return from Lincoln Park, gasoline spurting from a ruptured tank after the engine reversed.

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Chicago Columbia Columbia Yacht Club Howard O'Bear Sam Bernstein O'Bear Lincoln Park

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Live Stock Markets Report from New York and Chicago

New York receipts show weak market across beeves calves sheep and hogs with slow or dull trade and modest price declines. Chicago fares similarly with cattle, hogs, and sheep all described as easy or lower and prices for slaughter steers cows bulls and lambs listed with narrow ranges.

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Market News and Weather Outlook From Northwest Wheat

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Washington Market Shows Strength in Dull Trading

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United States Treasury June 1920 statement figures

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New York Money Market Snapshot June 23

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Market Bulletin Pasoage From New York June Numbers

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Washington Stock Exchange Liberian bond plans disclosed

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Washington Produce Market Prices and Trends

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Helphenstine vs Helphenstine and related equity actions

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Grain market in Chicago sees nerves amid rains delay

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New York Cotton Prices Fall on Soft Spots and Scale Down

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Baltimore Markets Report June 22

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Wall Street Gossip on Curb Market Shifts and Bank Policy

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Seaboard earnings rise as year closes and signals raised

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Hill Sees a New Peril in Centralized Rail Terminals

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Ex Comptroller Dawes Opposes Central Bank Plan

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