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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1909

Page

36

Trading Slows as Harriman News Fails to Stimulate Markets

The August market day slowed trading with reduced volume and volatility as attention shifted from speculative activity to fundamentals. Railroad stocks, especially Union Pacific and Southern Pacific, led declines while broader indications pointed toward market equilibrium. Strong railroad reports from Pennsylvania and Chesapeake and Ohio contrasted with crop damage notes for cotton and corn, signaling mixed near term prospects.

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Wall Street Gossip on Segregation Plan Market Effects

The Aug. 21 Wall Street report says the Union Paced segregation plan was tested twice, with the second move more active. It notes stock market speculation around August, Harriman dividends, and rising industrial distributions while bonds remain dull. It recalls past August shocks and legal actions against corporate interests, framing August as a volatile but pivotal month.

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New York Bond Market Report From August 3

Auction notes show mixed activity across rail and steel issues, with prices quoted for Armour & Co and Coast Line bonds. Several issuers like Delaware, Nashville, and Denver appear in shorthand listings, while market traders note varied demand and limited liquidity in the session.

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New York Stock Market Update for August 1, 1908

Livestock and steel stocks traded actively on the New York Stock Exchange as investors weighed industrials and railways. Market activity showed cautious gains with notable movements in major rail and manufacturing shares amid a mixed economic backdrop.

Washington Stock Exchange Quotations Reported

The sole tag quotations were furnished. Japan and bonds are referenced in the unsettled market note with emphasis on gas bonds and related pricing signals.

Japan

State to pay 50 percent of proved Binghamton Trust claims

The New York State Banking Department announced readiness to pay half of proven claims against the Binghamton Trust Company, which fell under court receivership after trouble five months ago. At control time the bank owed depositors and correspondents $2,190,045. unclaimed August 25 were $28,603. $1,580,318 had been collected from cases. Total receivers' expenses were $11,626.

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Washington Cattle Market Leads Mixed Livestock Report

New York Aug 21 beef receipts steady exports strong. calves lambs and hogs show varied demand. Cattle receipts rise with modest gains in late trading. Stock-Exchange notes a holiday closure on September 4 and adjacent days.

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New York Grain Market Report With Mixed Prices

The New York grain market showed firmer prices on wheat with gains in the Northwest and strong support from Chicago and commission houses. Corn and oats traded with modest activity as September and December contracts closed higher on select months, while receipts remained sizable and trading was cautious.

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Chicago Grain Market Faces Mixed Gains and Heavy Arrivals

Chicago wholesale grain markets opened strong with price gains as wheat futures hovered near top levels amid heavy arrivals predicted for the Northwest. Corn and oats followed with firm tones. provisions traded unevenly as delivery months showed modest strength. Minneapolis and Duluth arrivals totaled 2 cars, with 86 cars the year-ago pace, while intercity movement remained active. New York steady with spot and future quotes modestly higher.

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Legal Record on Equity Case in District of Columbia

The Supreme Court in the District of Columbia approves a bankruptcy related equity petition. Attorneys and auditors named in the record include J. Lewis Brithend, Bagby-Simith, Walter C. Bralish, and others. The court orders fees and funds allocated to Second National Bank as depository for bankruptcy funds.

District of Columbia Magu Muntley Sal B. Laignton J. Rae ‘Ball Amocietiaa Dokaswa Walter Hore Wanam Bradford Coumtal Fey Toes Galion Second Wationsl Bank Bev National Bank

Hesters Crop Report Shows Record U S Cotton Use and Harvest

The New Orleans Cotton Exchange announces the annual crop report led by Secretary Hester. The 13,8 million bale crop sets a record as the largest on record, with southern mill consumption at 2,001,878 bales also a new peak. Trade views split on price impact, noting strong consumption may offset the large crop. Net receipts reach 10,062,985 bales season to date, with last year and two years ago at 9,? and 5,913,505 respectively.

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New York Produce Prices and Market Notes Aug 1

New York market report lists poultry, eggs, flour, sugar and other commodities with price steadiness noted. Items include alive poultry, turkeys, Western chickens, butter and creamery products, pork, coffee, molasses, sugar and potatoes with various steady or quiet trade indicators and regional references.

New York Western Westen Mnacjen Creamery Solasson Koper

Japan China Pact Negotiations Reported Amid Debates

Pushed by partial concessions Japan and China pursue terms on sovereignty and railroads in Manchuria and Korea. Agreement outlines joint exploitation of mines, jurisdiction splits, and the right to hold courts in certain areas. Talks cover railroad administration and foreign police rights as China signals not following Russian lead.

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Panama reparations received for U S sailors fate

Acting Secretary Winthrop reports Panama pays 14000 in indemnity for mistreatment of American officers and sailors. Of this 6600 goes to Columbia accident victims, 8000 to Rand family, 2000 to Gle slick, with further emends to the United States government.

State Department Winthrop Panama Republic Columbia Céion Charles Rand Boateweln Buffalo Joseph Gleslik Gaenel Rand United States Thezs

Mail separation order for ocean liner mail at New York port

Postmaster General Hitchcock has issued an order forcing mail clerks on incoming ocean liners to separate mail destined for interior points from mail labeled New York City. Transfer agents will meet each steamer at Quarantine, directing bags to interior points to the Jersey City railway station.

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Postal Route Changes for New Korte and Grand Central

A report describes a reorganization of mail handling with one route for Grand Central Station and another for New Korte. The change aims to save touch time by routing bags directly to New York City for sorting and distribution.

Grand Central Station New Korte’ Atty New York City

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