Rise in brisk market as copper and steel lead gains
A late week stock surge spreads across metals and steel, with International Harvester rising to record highs on strong earnings and speculation. Reading remains resilient despite a potential circuit court ruling, while foreign buyers renew interest in steel and copper outlook improves as bank clearings rise.
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Circuit Court—International Harvester
New York Banks Show Higher Clearing Reserve For Week
The New York clearing house banks report a reserve surplus of 10.86 million dollars above the 2 percent requirement, an increase of 3.883 million from last week. Loans and deposits fell, while circulation and specie declined. state banks and trust companies in Greater New York did not report.
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New York
Lawnu
United States
Grea New York
Timmary
Joans
Associated Banks of
Washington Stock Exchange Notes and Bond Prices
Regular noon call lists Washington Railway and Electric, Washington Gas, Monotype, Commercial National Bank, American Security and Trust, Metropolitan National Bank, District National Bank, and various bonds. Mining, national bank, savings, fire and title insurance stocks featured with prices and abbreviations. End of call shows ex dividend notes and miscellaneous entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway
Electrin És
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Gas
Mergenthsler Linotype
Zanston
Commerciel National Bank
American Security and Trust
Metropolitan National Bank
District National Bank
Georgetown Gas
Washiorvon Gas
Griever Capital Traation
Bs Shyne
Gs &S
Westbinton
Vernon O ‘Sa
Greene-Cananes Copper
National Banc
Home Savings
Binion Baines
If East Waahington Savings
Eg! Provident Savings
Title Insurance Sfoura
Kumbia
Boston Closing Prices and Market Summary
Boston closing prices show mixed results with copper and silver steady and fluctuating. Grain and livestock notes highlight slight declines and steady demand, while New York cotton and futures face volatility amid frost warnings and heavy selling. market near week’s end indicates ongoing speculation and weak confirmations.
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Report
Chicago and New York market notes show cattle hogs and sheep receipts with varied prices. Cattle steady around 4.00 to 7.05, hogs mixed from 3.20 to 9.15, sheep and lambs steady near 2.76 to 7.05 with Kentucky and Western listings. Trade described as slow with modest activity and price spreads across classes.
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Chicago
Heaven
Shriep
Tombs
Wentern
New York
Veale
Coe
Wentert
Indiana
Norofial
Wall Street Gossips On Movement To Egypt And Market Signs
Washington and New York report scarce market news yet a notable note that Ragland’s grant sent 5 million dollars to Egypt, with total around 43.5 million on the movement. Forecasted 50 million more to be sent as the scheme ends, easing bank strain and signaling improving trade. Clearings for the week reached 2.611 billion, below last year and the preceding week, with declines around 8.9 percent from last year. Idle cars fell to 13,316 by October 13 from 24,524 two weeks prior, the smallest fortnightly drop of the year. November disbursements of interest and dividends total 124 million, vs 115 million last year and 90 million in 1908, with dividends at 38 million and interest at 80 million.
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New York
Shorts Couering
Poiuta
Texas
Nature
Fall River
Washington
Socarce
Egypt
The
American Railway Association
Local stock and bond trading shows tepid demand
Closing week session on the local exchange displayed firmer prices yet limited activity. Washington Geos 44 rose to 168 with no sales. Washington Railway and Electric bonds saw bids strong but little selling. Washington Gas held near 7 1/2 as bids receded. brokers eyed Lanston at 87 but found no sellers. bank issues moved little with small trades in American Security and Trust, Commercial, and Metropolitan. President Gude named chamber delegates to the National Monetary Conference for November 21–22 in New York.
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Lael BG Bates
Soailis-Chalmers
Internationel Fump
Amalgamated Copper
Callowa Central
American Agricultural
Kansan City
Kansas City Southern Ptd
Laclede Gat
BAK
Loulevile and
Nashv
Car and Foundry
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Ste, M
Hide and Lesther
American Ice Securities
Jawes
Kans
Tex
Syeeferrs Sesres
Kang
Tox
C. Lfs
Naico Bist
Sf Ong
Nat. Rys
American Steel Foundries
New York Central
American Tel
American Sugar Refining
UT AG
Norfolk and Fentern
American Tobacco
Taceca
American Woolen
Senaferenal Bey
North Facit
Anaconda Mining
Aia
Pacific Mall
Atehison
Pacific
Pennsylvanie Rai
Atlantic Coast
Baltimore
Ohio
Pittaburg
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapida
Canadian Pacific
Pullman Palace
Weaferss
Central Leather
Ginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennensee
Central of
Chi
New Yi Chicago
Northwestern
Louis Southwestern
Tok State
New
Mil
St Paul
ASEH
Southern
Colorado and Southern
Lioo
Consolidated Gas
Southern Railway
Pidt
Slesere
Tennessee Copper
Woonters
Springers
Ducks
Delaware and Hudson
Eela
Sanerderese
Gees
Denver
Rio Gran
Toledo
St. L
West
Vege' New
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Rio Grende P An
Baty
Distillers’ Securitiss. A
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TOL
W. Pfa
Union Pacific
Eab- Doe
Bette
Union Pacife
Esces
Bria
United States
General Electro
Radi Sea United Tates Steelei
Goldaela Consolidated
United States Steel Abts
Great Northern
California
Interborough-Met
Delaware
Westinghouse Electria
Niagara
Concord
International Marina
Western Union
Bartlett
Wheeling and Lake Erk
Thane
W. B. Hibbe & Co
Bankers and Brokers
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago
Board of , TeAde
Washington Stock Exchange
Wey
New York
Washington
Washington Rairoad
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Gas
Lanston At
American Security
Call
Metropolitan
Morganthaler
Fridey
Hs 2
Gude
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
National Monetary Conference
George W. White
National Metropolitan Bank
Charles J. Bel
American Unity and Trust Company
J. Selwyn Tait
International Banking Corporaton
R. A. Walker
Lincoln National Bank
Julius I. Peyser
Merchants Andd Mechanics Bank
Wheat market fades as prices slump in Chicago trading
A chaotic Chicago report shows wheat prices weakening with cash markets soft and futures slipping. Declines spread across corn and oats while hogs gain slightly. English stockpiles rise as Argentine and Australian crop news stays positive.
New York Grain Market Week Pushes Weak Futures
The New York grain market reports spot prices for No. 2 red at 986 elovator and No. 1 Northern Duluth at 1.26% fob. afloat. Futures were weak amid active liquidation, rising stocks, favorable Argentine news, and limited export demand, with December around 1.00% and May near 1.01.
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New York
Market report fragment from rye and barley trading notes
Fragmented OCR note records mixed futures market data for barley and rye with prices, shipments and receipts. It mentions quantities like 3,18 and 14% bush and references Western No 2 rye and New York markets in a terse, unclear ledger style.
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New York
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report
New York market notes beans, cheese, flour, poultry, and other staples with receipts and price stability. Listings include butter, pork, beef cuts, lard, cottonseed oil, wool, molasses, sugar, potatoes, cabbages, and peanuts with unchanged or steady quotes across multiple items.
Equity and Circuit Court Assignments and Cases Listed
The legal record lists multiple DC cases across Equity Court Nos. 1 and 2, Circuit Court No. 1 and Nr, Criminal Court Nos. 1 and 2, and Probate Court. It notes assignments for Monday October 24 1910, motions, and named attorneys including Wilton & Barksdele and Toomey, with cases such as Pell vs McKay, Tompkina vs American Realty, and Magruder vs Lathel among others, plus United States criminal and probate filings.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No
Justles Statford
Leeson
Heefe
Atorneys
Wilton & Barksdele
I. A. Toomey
Pell Vs. McKay
Davie
Iirnesy
Woodard
Beach
Foster
Justice Gould
Caverly Va
Burgdorf
Easby-Smith
Brandenburg
Sullivan, Johnson
Circuit Court No
Justice Anderson
Tompkina Ve. American Realty Company
Alexander Wolf
J. J. Darlington
Birney & Wooderd
Bermanp Ve
Capital Traction Company
Pepher
Yeatmaz
B. Rosa Perry & Fon
G.T. Dunlop
Hutty
Circwit Court
Justice Barnard
Lawrence Ve Gadlacre
A ‘Moulton
M. J. Keane
Tolstot
BH “of Columbia
John Ridout
S. H. Thomas
Visol ‘Ye
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Criminal Court NO
Tustica Wright
United States
Charles Jonge
Attar O’brien
E. M. Hewlett
United Beates
John B. Smith
Valenting Weber
Andrew Sears
Criminal Court
Juntfce ‘Slabaugh
John J. McPherson
R. E
Deeds of Trust Entries From Various DC Blocks
A list of deeds of trust securing various sums including 34000 32050 and 1500 with terms up to 5 years. Properties include blocks and squares in Lanier Heights Columbia Heights and Cleveland Park with multiple trustees and building associations noted. Names include JHicchester Benjamin Blethyn Paul V Mitchell J Clinton Tribay Catherine Coughlin Daniel Sheehy Bernard Leonard Charles Mauniz Edmund Fitzgerald John J Fegan James F Dunn William Edmonston George Weming Laura Voorhees Lorraine Europe Washington Cooperative Building Association and others.
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Chichester
Frances Washington
Benjamin Elsthyn
K Street
Ward Thoron
Ostreet
Michael D Reidy
Charles Manntz
Bellevue
Milton A Kettler
William A. Disque
Aquare
Wenty-Fifth
Charles Eberhardt
Charles H. Clark
Sauiate
Lewis Marcy
Loraine
Mary L
Europe
Woodley Fark
Rorler Dulancy
Morton J. Tmohs
Cleveland Park
Margaret E. Magee
Vin Darcy
Laura K. Voorhees
Twenty-third
Twenty-fourth
Herbert R. Scriverner
C. May
J. Louis Heuvener
Ninth Street
Jacob
Leatherman Et
Cora E. Muse
Seventh Street
G Streste
Alexander Muncaster
Trustess
Ray and
Abram Lustine
Jhichester
Penjamin Blethyn
St Ux
Paul V. Mitchell
J. Clinton
Daniel
Fyapels FP
Vincent A. Sheehy
Bernard Leonard
Charles Mauniz
Edmund Fitegerald
John J. Fegan
Enterprise Serial Building Association
South Grounds
Columbian College
James
F. Dunn
Edmond Fitsgereld
souaRrn
Catherine McCarron
John F
James Berry
Arthur Carr
To & Cure Perpetual Building Association
John J. Dugan
Henry H Bergmann
George M. Emmerich
Metropolis Building Association
Leon Tobriner
Charles Mayer
Solumbia Heights
May Barlow
Charlon P. Stone
Charles W
Lorraine
Washington
Aoe
Igen
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Fom
Benjamin ¥. Morrison
Stephen Miller
William J. Marcy
West Woodridge
Glenn
Husted
Albert Fox
Edmund K. Fox
Frederick R. Walker
Beadie A. Young
Oliver F
Hugh A. Threft
Thomas J. Young
Grover
May Scrivener
J. Louta Scrivener
Edwards
Wescott
Harvey T
Winfield
Hifza Dalton
Square
Rey
Edmond ‘Mallet
H Merritt
Aecure Alexander Muncaster
Jessie’ L
Helskelt
Trustees
Alonzo
Bliss Et Ax
Union Trust Company
Flrelfly Trust Company
J. J Louis
Montgomery Jurors Drawn for November Circuit Court
Judge Henderson names panel for Montgomery County November term with jurors from Rockville Laytonsville Colesville Olney Darnestown Bethesda Gaithersburg Potomac Barnesville Damascus Wheaton and surrounding areas. Names listed include Brandenburg Griffith Wara Watkins Beall Carlin Windham Harriss Shoemaker Gilpin and others.
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Henderson
Washington Post
Rockville
Judge Henderson
Laytonsville
Oliver J. Brandenburg
Greenburg
G. Griffith
Jamies C. Wara
Clarksburg
Joseph G. Watkins
Ernest W. Beall
Charlies F. Carlin
Pootesville Valley Hall
Charles W. Ox
Zechariah Pumphrey
Barnesville
James W. Carlin
William H. H. Larman
Charles BE. King
Damascus
Dionetius Hilton
Samuel BG. Holland
Franklin Be Beall
Wheaton
Thomas Carroll
Wade M. W. Hughes
William H. Childs
William T. Gray
Lawrence G. Flack
Pastor Named Warden of State Penitentiary
Special to The Washington Post from Moundeville West Virginia October 22 confidential advices from Charleston say Reverend Archibeld Moore of St Andrews M E Church Parkersburg has been appointed warden of the State penitentiary to succeed Warden C E Mathews who is reported to have realigned Moore ran for Congress in the recent Republican primary in the First district but was defeated
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Washington Post
Moundeville
W. Va
Charleston
Archibeld Moore
St. Andrew's M. E. Church
Parkersburg
State Penitentiary
C. E. Mathews
Moore
Congress
Arrests in Norfolk for Possession of Revenue Stamps
Mrs Clair G Staehla, formerly of Richmond, was arrested in Norfolk on October 22 as she prepared to leave for Baltimore charged with unlawful possession of United States revenue stamps. She claimed her late first husband, a Richmond revenue office clerk, gave her the stamps. She was released on her own recognizance.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Clair G. Staehla
Richmond
Baltimore
United States Revenue
Dover Homecoming Welcomes With Grim Humor Display
In Dover Delaware on October 22, Turnkey Wheatley added a grim humor touch to the homecoming week by draping a whipping post with American flags and a large placard reading Welcome, a stark contrast amid towns in festive decoration and a note of irony in the atmosphere.
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Turnkey
Dover
Del
Washington
Ole
Turnkey Wheatley
Fourth Class Middy Resigns From Naval Academy
R E Crowley of Iowa, a fourth class midshipman, resigns after earning about 400 demerits since July, with smoking listed as a major offense at Annapolis. The piece notes the academy emphasizes hard work over play.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
R. E. Crowley
Iowa
Naval Academy
Crowley
Substantial Incomes With Safe First Mortgage Notes
Substantial incomes are offered by investing in safe first mortgage notes secured on real estate in the District of Columbia. Notes range from $250 to $5,000 at six percent interest. For full information contact United States Realty Company at 7th and Penna. Ave.
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District of Columbia
United States Realty Company 7Th and
Penna. Aze
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Melters and Steel Firm
Thomas CG. Bhotwell
Wallstreet
Portien
Breel
Teft
Reading
Herriman
Steel Trust
International Harvester
Missouri
Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Coal Trust
Treasury
Wang
Cot
Allir-Chalmers
Ameren Wee
Atchison Fon de
Atchison Ev
Athipo
Atlante
Cast
Ratinere and
Baltimore Taltimers
Otira
Berrakl
Oteagr Alton
Orr
Col
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Lorale Ash Island
Paolo
Rio Grande
Grande
Delon
Taterbors
Taterbors Ee Gh Metrotan
Japan
Pat
TBO Southern
Eae Wille
Cei Nashvisie
Texas Gen
Missouri Pacite
Paine Ovational Railways of
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Ley Haven
Fed
Hastrora
Ain
Folk and Weatern Co
Louis
San Francisco
Louls
San Louis
Southwestern
Elné Eal
Bold
Anlfic Col
Ue. & Ts
Eae Ns Va Coupem
NEW York Stock Market
Washington Cattle Market
United States Treasury
United Tes
Philippine Treasury
Ailver
Dolism
TOA Orcvesercev
City
North
Lima
Curb Market
Butta Coalitions
Ate
Sunway
Chino Copper
Greene-Cananea
Miami Whissing Mines
Blanchard Oll
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Pac
Elve United Copper
Yukon Gok
Pisa
Boston
Aflande Css Sesneserse Resteree Sons Beaton and Curb
Ce Iaenteun
East Butte
Frankilo
Niplasing Mines
North Butte
Tamarack
Utah
Conseildat
Méig. Net
Ts Bales
Stoak
Galveston
Savannah
Uae
Jacksonvill
Houston
Augusta
Continent
al Ris
Great Britain
France
Mexico
Wall Street
Crenge
Jest
Gormeey
Nebraska
Mansa City
England
Provigiona
Zeliow
Dtenderd
Dion
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LDL
NEW York Grain
Get
Hutter
Kansas
C. L
Coarae
Bogota
Milante
Patna
New Orleans
Ug Cottes
Cordeva
Milne
Jersey
Mabel de Kynow Read
James M. Read
R. B. Behrend
Thomas Cannatells
Shapge
William
Ida G. Brown
William Bishop Johnson
Plaintif
Trving Williamson
Thomas Walker
Montgomery
Moundsville Penitentiary
U. S
Treasury Dept
Edward J. Stellwagen
Eremaent Geo. B. Hamilton
Geo. E. Fleming
Nora McGill
Edson B Olds
Edward L. Hilyer
Nate Enemy
Harry ©. Wilson
W. Frank D. Herron
William L. Crane
PSI
Charles Baring, Inc
New Street
Aes I
Thomas L. Hume
4Th Street
Middy
West Virginia
W. Ve
State Convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution
George Depolt
Fairmont
H. H. Moss
Parks Fisher
Morgantown
James Furbee
Mannington
Harvey F. Smith
Treaster
Clark Havemor
Buckhannon
John McCullough
Point Pleasant
Lawrence Barnum & Co
Bankers
St. NL W
Washington, D.c
Pittsburg
the Oil Reporter
Firthave
Spedal
Harrisonburg
Abner Davia
Abner Dervis
Tippecanoe City
W. M. Taylor
Rockingham County
Taylor
Davis
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