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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1910

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2

Market Slump Telegrams Show No Bright Spark

London open quiet with no trading as U.S. stock activity falters. Uretrition shares slip to 246,600 after continued declines. notable names and sectors fluctuate amid weak demand and cautious sentiment.

London

Seaboard Air Line earnings mix in May week report

New York stock market notes Seaboard Air Line shows approximate weekly earnings for the week ended May 5 at 3958 percent versus 872,997.74 for the same week in 1909, an increase of 5825.26. Cumulative totals from July 1, 1999 to May 4, 19% reach 17,114-411.58 against 15,126,551.96 year-earlier, up 1,917,719.60. Comptroller Murray outlines planned automation on credit aiding national bank examiners with accessible data on borrowers. Western Maryland Railway names Justus Durott as claim agent in Baltimore. the position was recently created.

Washington Post New York Ark Hoek Beard Susie Nets Hove Seaboard Air Line Company Crese Murray lSotes HighsLaw Altie-Natmers Ustawe Geetral Kansas City Gsathern Cancion Agricultural Kansan City Leclese Gas Lewisville Nashvilh Minneapoliend St. Loui St P St. ‘Ste. M. Bata Aig Kansas Texas Kane Americas Neeve Biscat Board of Smelting and Big Alabama Consolidated Smiett and Ri Nat. Ryz Mex Ignt Stee Poundyley York Central Coal and Iron Company Fennayteani Ee Gus Atlant Kt Naas Wohrock Island Co Chirvapeaka Ohio Alton Tag Moe Island Co Great Western Pfa St. Io Aoolse Louis South Rage Lowa Southern Tae Boorgouthoes Boorgouthoes Raileay Jon Vezes Paci Ey Te Aware Madson Toledo St. Louie Nemver Pacific Caton Unites States Realty United States Steel Jabasks Fday orbovingkeMer Atarn Ryland Bry Ate Olaanlrer Harvester It Sm Wentingsouse Hlctri Gilgaes Ter Marine Pti Poternat Internat Iinet W. B. Hiba & Go Bankers End Bre Hkabs New York Stock Machenge Chicago Board of Trate Wasi Oa Bike Harborne Eslat Mulnos Treasury AE Sunsidiery Auver Colars Jin Philipping Treasury Tnt I Rai Tn Alviston Soxl Treasucy Boston Sbi Hiatt Caatifun jCentenais Sarch Butte Shaanea Ie Hottena Strom Tiuluth Porthor Nou Liek Siggis Sterling Exchange Paria Pennsylvania New Haven London

New York Cotton Market Mixed After Market Close

The New York cotton market showed mixed and unsettled moves with only slight gains in May and declines in other months. Closing figures indicate a cautious day as traders weigh futures, spot prices, and unsettled demand amid limited activity and regional factors.

Washington Stock Exchange and local bank leadership

The listing shows regular sales figures for Washington Railway and Electric and other firms with varied shares and prices. It notes the Farmers and Merchants Banking Company of Leesburg Va reorganized with Frober M Harper of District National Bank as president and F E Saunders as vice president.

Farmers and Merchants Banking Company Leesburg, Va Frober. M. Harper Pres‘dent District National Bank Tttll City F. E.saunders William H. Saunders

Washington Market Report with Meat and Produce Prices

Washington market reports a wide range of prices for meats and produce from the south, including eggs in nearby Virginia and Tennessee, butter creamery and factory varieties, cheeses, poultry, and a long list of fruits vegetables and dried goods. Notable items include fresh eggs, midwestern and eastern butter, New York cheese, dressed meats, and varied vegetables such as potatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and apples with numerous price points and market notes.

South Virginia Want Southwest Tennester New York Sisto Factory New Sara Woetera Angel Mga Fcowlers Kent Jali Tors Reya Tomaiges Florida Vox Netomos Ls Frais Saiddie West Petme Fatined Dieta Continent South America Prime Ceudle Prima Gerge Murcovado

May 17 Cotton and Metals Markets Mixed in New York

The New York Metal Exchange copper market closed firm with 12.25 to 12.50 for spot and forward to August. Lenten copper slipped from early strength, with spot at 68 and futures at 66. Arrivals and exports for the month show 10,283 tons. Local cattle and hog data appear with mixed, modest price levels across regions, including calves and sheep in steady to uneven ranges.

New York Belog Sumara Anertens Steel Foundry Spierleas Steel Foundry Aikas Represea Aimerican Seaton Copper Batre Coalithttense Bumeas Grege Waither Liverpool New Orlenns Werket Pei Cotton Exchange Edwack Hay Como Canande Bikioecooes Gowen Pacis Fo.s Ena New York Metal Exchange WIM Inet Exidny Irs Tocal Deatera Ife Arvvaln Taluros Cleveland Warwanta Rondon Anlet Mo Southern Bouthern Soft Walt Gaignan Marie Siondy Etegeta Holler Etegese

Washington cattle market and wheat futures report from New York

Market notes show calves and cattle price declines amid mixed crop prospects. Wheat futures opened steady then rose as crop news softened later. corn No 2 percent futures listed with modest activity. Receipts and deliveries for livestock and corn noted. overall market sentiment was cautious with limited transactions.

Ifor New York Mey Fed Luis St Tofar Wroguber Tukoll Lanne Ewtn Lamba Gabeae Mayvet Daly Trenta Natura Sid Sue Cransactivns Ring Baim Cba

Money Market Notes and Exchange Rates Snapshot

In New York Money Market figures show varied rates with a 320 4 percent rating and 24 bid, offers around 4.9 percent, demand clearer at 50 Gays, 3% par cent, with 99 days to maturity. Prima merchanilla paper at 66% ser cent. Sterling exchange steady with active bankers.

York Ealkment Prima Mércanilla Sterling Exchange Aleadr Satine San Petty

Vote Passes 50 000 Baseball Ballots in Fight Race

P F OConnor led since start of the contest with a large contribution just before 1 oclock as Jeffries Johnson contest continued. The day set records for most ballots turned in by contestants including Martin Hecker Petty Given Jerame Hartnett Roghe Rowland Newmyer M Kiinger and others with gains by R W Colman T Frank Morgan W E Thompson William Heath Tom Byers and more.

Roark Jeffries-Johnson P. F. O'Connor Martin Hecker Petty Given Jerame Hartnett J. J. Roghe Rowland Low Newmyer M. Kiinger R. W. Colman T. Frank Morgan W. E. Thompson WilLiam Heath Jana “Tom Byers Recket Percy Ena Paul Ong W. EB Thompson Harry Tantom Arler Letzeau W. Bauer Batlle Laren Una Boise le Lary T. Burke Basis R. Batema Robi Lyons Martin Backar Frank Redford M. Burtougha Martin Bernes Paul” Sturray Raymond Boyd Ohna. McMahon Paul Hi Brushears J.B. Miller Bromahag MG Roccoe Morgen Nelligan E. Garter J. Newitt W. Collins Bel PLC O'Coave Thomas Culeane B. J. Cour Rom O'Brieney Hare Clarke Paul F. Lala O'Neil Slayton J. O'Connor P. Cady W. H O'Brien D. Callebar Porter R. OB. Payton GW. Lawson Boe Pape L. Monch Angelus Peters Toe Dilworth Guy Flakoe Rus Dodaen PH. Pollard Pratt de Bilis Phimps B. Cleion Ransdel Ly Denbow Frank Riston M. Dunn Denamd Ripley F. Donate P. Roche A. Dunon Tom Raters Tom “Evers Harry Ber Everett Hex. Hostz Donald Ringer Earight Lua T. Roche Rowlan Etanor Gootacra Ail Shetlenber Sullivan J. Grey Norris B Gaddesa Warren Ai ‘Wilson Aus Jorda R. J. Wood P. Beller Wwnliamson J. E. Ildwel Wojtanogataky Mica Witttaras A. Kimberly Worthen Tommy Lavats Magdox _ Abrahams F. Jordan B. Aster R. Johanson Chas Anderson Merton Jacksay Ken We Asquith Vb. Klan Batenat Lewis Mastin’ Becker Marlon_ Butler Eugene Lampkin Boyle Ladaene Jake” Berk Louis “Levy Raymond Hrs P. Lewie Pater Dacbour Laws I. Wa L “Martin W. Ty Balce McGraw Casulay Frank Morea Moats Oh Thor Jenn Harry Clarke Meteo Fry Cram eLeod Colm Arkis W. EB. Collina X ET Michel R. HL Cook de Lia Wm. Chague Fran Nealin Carter Hya Nawaryar MG Jaabingtein Paul B Fortes Dodson Redney T. Boneran Richmond W. “Bator Tom Rotten Hazy Barry Ruppert Baright Brera Frank Ristep Booala Elnger M. Presser Theo Raotr Frank_ Reynvidy M Fisher Oa Gap Alata Bo ‘Eghonters Fay T. E. Bullivan D. J. Pitewilligtay Jo AL Vogte Lal Southall Iayt Latta Gruinger Seagneil Siorsis Galas MT Blomong Saulaber Henry Schmidt Gendaere Seabridga Flanderaon Aan Soba Bshnupp Hoover Shillendyrger Ta Vv Hania W. Hoot W. E Geo. U Hutieriy Behip Touborustta Tess Marston Ue KE Willems Hlols Jenokn J, Mlarth Aiden Whitier Hanley Wire Geo Teurnas Wasnet Wilber Jenni Wetlen Albert Jonnsas PH Dobason Willams

Wall Street Gossip on Chesapeake and Ohio and Hocking Valley

The Washington Post reports ongoing attacks on Chesapeake and Ohio over Hocking Valley receivership. Court decisions allow retention of stock while speculation swirls about dividend increases, with Hawley aiming to lift common dividends after preferred retirement. London and New York markets show limited impact as traders await king’s funeral outcomes.

Washington Post New York Chesapeake and Ohio Hocking Valley Chesapeake Shea Chezapeako Ita Mrr Hawley Accese Smera Hocking Valley Common J Stock Exchange

Washington Stock Exchange Quiet Session Outlook for Washington as Convention City

Transactions on the Washington Stock Exchange were few but firm with notable activity in Washington Railway and Potomac, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone bonds steady, and Mergerenthater stock at 118. The Lanston Monotype Company reports assets over liabilities by $6,853,641. City bankers pledge support as Washington promotes itself as a convention city. Expansion plans include Capital Traction in Georgetown and Gulf Coast freight-yard improvements in Jacksonville with better repair facilities to reduce long hauls to Columbia and Macon.

Washington Stock Exchange Chesapeake Potomac Mergenthaler Washington Gas Washington Railway Potomac Telephone Potomac and Electric Consolidated Honda Mer‘genthater Lanston ‘Monotype Company Jacksonville Fla Southern Georgia Southern Florida St. Johns

Alienists Flay Davis in Embezzlement Case

In Criminal Court No. x yesterday 2u5 the Stafford presiding John C Davis local attorney accused of embezzling client funds received scathing psychiatric testimony. Dr Smith Ely regime and Dr M Brush condemned his mental state as fake and legally responsible for actions. Government witnesses included Dr D E K Shute and Dr Presley Hunt plus Wayden Thomas H McKee and James M Proctor who called him prostituting religion to fraud clients. Adjournment set to morning for Henry E Davis to argue for the defense.

Stafford John C. Davis Smith Ely Harry Thaw Davis M. Brush Shepherd Pratt Hospital Baltimore Wiliam A. Waite Government Hospital For D.ek. Shute Joll Presley ¢. Hunt Wayden Thomas H. McKee James M. Proctor Church of God Jherough Henry E. Davis

Cardinal Heads Jubilee at St Marys Academy

Cardinal Gibbons presided and spoke at the silver jubilee celebration of St Marys Academy in Leonardtown attended by Gov Crothers. A solemn mass was held at St Aloysius Church with sermon by Rev F X Brady, honoring benefactors sisters and students. An afternoon program on the academy grounds and a dinner for the cardinal and governor followed. Crothers left for Annapolis that night.

Academy Spostal Washington Post Leonardtown Aid Annapolis Cardinal

Railway Clerks Strike Ordered in Roanoke Virginia

The Railway Clerks Union ordered a general strike of Norfolk and Western clerks after an 8 percent vote in Roanoke on May 17. The move affects about 6,000 men and follows railroad officials refusing union recognition. Demands include clerk classification, seniority, three days' leave, paid vacation, meal hour, appeal rights, annual passes after five years, and Sunday holiday exemptions. clerks are willing to arbitrate.

Roanoke Norfolk and Western Railway Clerks Union

FIGHTS BULL WITH PEN KNIFE. FOUR SONS SAVE FARMER

Huntington W Va May 17 Word came here of a terrible encounter. P V Thornley a farmer at Greenbottm fought an enraged bull as he separated cattle for market. The bull rammed him and he used a penknife. Four of his ribs were broken and he was badly hurt before his four sons arrived and drove the animal off with a club.

Huntington W. Va

Arlington Confederate Graves Decoration Planned for June 5

Graves in Arlington Cemetery's Confederate section will be decorated by local southern organizations on the afternoon of June 5. Speakers include Gen. George W. Grand, commander of the United Confederate Veterans, and Mrs McSherry, president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, with Mr S B H McDume directing music for the event.

Arlington Cemetery George W United, Confederate. Veterans Mra McSherry United Daugrere Confederacy S. BH. McDume Confederata’ Choir

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