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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1910
Page
13
A garbled OCR fragment appears to include references to the United States Treasury and quotations. It contains stray letters and incomplete phrases, making it difficult to identify a coherent event, names, dates, or locations. No clear person, organization, or outcome stands out.
The New York stock market opened steady on Monday with trading focused on industrials and railroads. Prices showed cautious gains amid renewed confidence in corporate earnings, while bond activity remained subdued with modest yield shifts across major issues.
Financial page summary notes New York area bond issues and government securities with rates for March. It lists New York money market figures, treasury bond quotations, and commercial paper rates, noting mixed demand and coupon details. A broad snapshot covers registered bonds, time deposits, and market yields amid shifting investor interest.
Tresdays rest revived the local star Market with active buying in Potomac Electric Light and Potomac Consolidated. United States Trust and American Security and Trust led bank shares while Washington Railway and Electric showed little change. bids and trades spread across banks, insurance firms, and savings institutions amid steady quotes and cautious activity.
A New York produce listing shows steady receipts across eggs cheese butter poultry and grains. Notable items include 2075 assorted eggs, 631 boxes of cheese, 210k pounds of flour, 1871 turkeys, and diverse cottonseed oil and peanut offerings, reflecting Western and Atlantic trade flows.
Fragmented OCR yields a mixed view of grain prices and livestock markets with scattered figures and vendor terms. The noisy text references corn and oats pricing, September futures, Bosk cattle names, and shipping notes, but leaves many specifics illegible.
The report notes a stock market decline in New York, with no major adverse news from abroad or domestically. Positive interval developments included Philadelphia strike defeat, Canada tariff talks, and progress easing Eastern railroad labor issues. Westinghouse weakness cited back dividends and earnings gaps.
The article notes weak activity at the New York market with spot sales up and prices quoted for copper and rare metals. It mentions shipments and stock movements across foundries and regional ferrous metal trade, listing several foundries and northern and southern operations in a terse market summary.
A letter from Redkey Indiana praises Dr Miles nervous remedy Nervine for wife sleeplessness and nervous temper. The writer asserts the drug soothes nerves strengthens exhausted nerve force and induces deep restful sleep. If the first bottle fails the druggist will refund money.
Georgetown University expands its memorial library with a 310 percent funded addition costing $10,000. The project adds second floor space beneath the library, reinforced concrete floors, steel and glass shelves, and a marble suncase. It will house rare volumes from the fifteenth century, including Worary works and protochromeraphy items, for advanced research.
The case centers on Jachtman and his wife Lee Meratar seeking $9000 annual alimony from Newark dressmaker Suri Brokaw. The court noted expenses for gowns and luxury items as disputed. Brokaw requested dismissal. Mineola Tong Island calendar lists the matter.
A probate notice requests Mrs Longworth to receive part of the estate of her grandfather George C Lee of Boston. The matter concerns his wealth and the distribution of shares, with elder daughter Une Tee named in the proceedings.
A fragmented note outlines cotton trading in New York with references to prices, gains, and bidder activity. It mentions January and other month figures, buyers and sellers, and several unreadable markers, reflecting a busy market page with scattered figures and names.
A report to the Ober alumni committee discusses lawlessness among college men and their alleged failure to observe statutes. It notes speakers at the annual meeting criticized students for lax conduct and protests, with concerns about future political prospects and civic duty.
A fragmented market column records mixed freight and grain rates with scattered figures. Mentions ships, ports, and various consignments across Baltimore and Liverpool notes, highlighting April orders and price references.
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