Prices Forced Down Spur Activity in Stocks
New York market activity rose in early trading as Reading Union Pacific and United States Steel led the day. Bearish sentiment grew on Roosevelt’s Kansas address and concerns over tariff reform and corporate agitation. Railroad earnings for July showed net declines, prompting talk of retrenchment and reduced outlays across lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reading
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Htyle
Wariough
Board Room
Roosevelt
Col Roosevelt
Kansas
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Central System
Pittsburg
Ene
Southwestern Road
Missour
Teas
United States
Iran
Bank of England
London
Washington Port
Sept
Wall Street
United States Treasury and Boston Exchange Closing Prices
Washington stock news lists closing prices for copper stocks including Atlantic Boston and Cork, Gopper and Silver Mg, Butte Coalition, Centennial, Copper Range Consolidated, East Butte Copper Mine, Franklin Giro Consolidated, Granby Consolidated, Dreene Canane Mohawk, Nevada Consolid, North Butta Shannon, Utah Consolid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Atlantic Boston
Cork
Gopper
Butte Coalition
Centennial
Copper Range Consolidated
East Butte Copper
Franklin Giro Consolidated
Granby Consolidated
Dreene-Canane Mohawk
Nevada
Consol
North Butta
Shannon
Utah Cansol
Astod
New York Cotton and Commodities Market Snapshot
New York cotton opens the season quiet with slight downward bias as September trades around steady to modestly higher on better cables while a government crop report awaited. In other markets, Chicago and Baltimore notes show wheat and oats activity, cattle and hog receipts, and mixed price ranges across beef, pork, and dairy sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bulgo
Texas
Chicago
Russia
Addi-Ton
Argentina
India
Duluth
Liverpool
Lajer
Rade
Wall Street Falls After Busy First Hour Trading
Wall Street activity surged in the opening hour with 169000 shares traded led by Reading United States Steel and Union Pacific. The second hour slowed and overall dullness returned as stocks fell with Baltimore and Ohio hitting a new two year low around 1017-8.
Quiet Trading On Washington Stock Exchange Outlook Steady
A quieter tone prevailed on the Washington Stock Exchange with District National Bank and related issues showing buying interest. Mergenthaler, Washington Railway and Electric, and regional rail lines posted modest activity and gains, while agricultural prices and regional market reports noted steady poultry and fluctuating produce markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stock Exchange
District National Bank
Mergenthafer
Railway Preferred
Washington Cattle Market Trends Rise with Active Veal
The cattle market shows an upward trend with veal calves very active. Prices for grain fed cattle, sheep, lambs, and calves vary by grade, with calves at eight to eight and a half cents per pound.
Wheat and market roundup from New York and Chicago
New York reports mixed commodity prices with butter cheese eggs and pork steady or firm. Chicago notes large wheat deliveries to traders, September options hit a record discount, corn oats hogs down, world crops and weather influencing futures.
New York grain prices and futures update
New York on September 1 reports spot and futures for wheat corn and oats. Wheat prices show No 1 Northern Duluth at 1.29 fob to arrive. futures generally lower on Argentine rains and cash demand. Corn and oats spot prices steady to firm with small futures moves. receipts listed for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Wall ‘Street
Rain in Texas Boosts Cotton Prospects
Rain across south and southwestern Texas last night and yesterday brought the heaviest precipitation in months, with some locations recording four inches. The soaking is expected to secure a large cotton crop for the region, aiding farm prospects statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Washington Post
Austin
Tex
Trade totals show increases in global imports and exports
The bureau of statistics reports that total exports and imports for July exceeded those of the same month last year by about 5,000,000. Trade with North and South America, Asia and Oceania rises in both imports and exports, with satisfactory gains across principal divisions and countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ncrease
Tuly
Bureau of Statistics
United States
North
South America
Asia
Oceania
The Metal Market Report From New York and London
Standard copper prices and local market notes show a quiet copper scene with spot demand subdued in New York and London. Export totals for the month reach 27 975 tons as markets reflect limited activity and steady price levels across copper and iron warrants amid lingering supply signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Copper Agli
London
Spot
Custom House
Galery
Cleveland
Lesally
Trow
Foundry Northern
Southern
Way clears for 500 million emergency currency issue
Secretary MacVeagh broadens the definition of commercial paper to include notes held by banks as genuine transactions, enabling the United States to circulate up to 500 million in emergency money at the first sign of stringency. Banks may count indorsements by holding banks as the second endorsement, expanding usable notes beyond traditional accommodation paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacVeagh
Treasury Department
Chicago
West
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Courtclerks Return From Vacations In Supreme Court
Yesterday returned to duty a group of Supreme Court clerks and one police court clerk after vacations. John R. Young resumes duties in the district supreme courts after a Lake Cassayama trip. Harry Bingham returns from Eagles Mere and Atlantic City to the law division. Frank Smith comes back from Alexandria Bay and Thousand Islands with tales of the St. Lawrence. Lum Harper, police court assistant, returns to Seth, Maryland after time on the Eastern Shore.
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Supreme Court
Police Court
John R. Young
District Supreme Courts
Lake
Cassayama
Harry Bingham
Eagles Mere
Pal
Atlant E City
Frank Smith
Alexandria Bay
Thousand Islands
Niagara ‘Falls
St. Lawrence River
N.C
Lum) Harper
Lum
Seth, Md
Maryland
Italy's telegraph service praised as popular state run
Consul General James A. Smith of Genoa reports government ownership and operation of the telegraph is a popular experiment with Italians. Telegrams cost 1 lira or 19 cents for fifteen words and, with future network expansions, prices are expected to drop. Parliament has approved a law taking effect December 1 cutting the fifteen word message to 11 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
James A. Smith
Genoa
Oil Quotations From City Pennsylvania Seeding Sept 1
Credit balances standing at 1.20 with Rune at 284,264 and averages of 362,042. Shipments show 28.9 percent and an average of 282,680. Toledo Site reports North Lima at 82 and South Lima Indiana at 77 as of Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM City
Toledo
Site
Lima
Indiana
Equity Court Notices and Probate Actions List
The Legal Record reports in the Equity Court under Judge Gould actions including loan enforcements, extensions to file transcripts, appearances ordered, and payments from court registries. Also listed are Circuit Court filings with leave to amend declarations, default judgments, and lunacy committee appointments, plus Probate Court matters: administration letters, will filings, and investment orders with various attorneys and estate values.
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Circuit Court
Justice Gould
Mary C. J. Adama
Eleandra M. Nolte
Haden, Johnson
Erming J. Nou
Mary J._ Diggs
Robert W. Johnson
Property transfers span blocks and alleys in multiple DC neighborhoods
A long list of secured notes and property assignments recorded across many DC areas including Twin ing City, Rockland, Quar, Columbia Heights, Washington Heights, Square 1, Ingleside, Bloomingdale, Pleasant Plains, and Burleith. Transactions involve lenders such as Washington Loan and Trust Company, Equitable Cooperative Building Association, Connecticut General Life Insurance, and Franklin Insurance Company. Dollar amounts range from 200 to 17,000 with terms from 3 months to 6 years at 5 to 6 percent, with monthly, semi annual, or quarterly payments. Primary parcels include lots and blocks in several named neighborhoods, indicating widespread mortgage and trust deed activity.
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National Bank
District National Bank
Mergenthaler Linotype
Abilution Ry
Morgenthaler Linotype
Washington Gas Co Grorgetown
Ind Fe
Washington Gas
Busl- Ana
Capital Traction Co
Pot River
Guy and Suburban
Sea
Columbia Ry
Weak
Alex
Mt. Vern
United States
Treasury
M National Bank
Elec. Power Co. Ist
NEC
Tehiao
Colonial Beach Co
Emerson Steam
Washington Market
Aes
Washington Market Co
Capital ‘Traction Co
Philippine Treasury
Georgetown Gas
American Teiane
Goldenin and Byltten
Lanston Monotype Ee
Greene-Cananes Copper
Hela
National “Bank
Arc
Mers and Mechanica
Connto Metropoliltan
Etcan Security and Trust
National Savings and Trust
Union Trum Company
Washington Loan and
T ‘United
Home Savings
Union Savings
Hestits Savings Bank
Eeava ‘Bane i P Savin UK
Provident Savince Bank
Tington
Mmercial
Ak Tcoten
Frankiin Az Sedomar
Boi AG
Colonhkt
Ister
Ms Security Storage Co
Ourteenth
Annie M. Scart
Angelice Scarf
Porta of Peter's Mill
Woodward's Int
Washington Heights
Annie i Orderson
L. May
Lanier Heights
Duane c. Tinser
Francis H. Stephens
Isherwood
Joseph Wantage
Hiram G. Tilnon
Ingleside
Kennedy & Davis” . Co
Guton, Miller
Twining City
John Herat
Conrad +p Wildensteiner
Thirteenth Street
Korea
Udauya Uchida
Ambaneador
Baron Uchida
Acme
Horace K.fulton
Fuantee -Aeights
Henry C. Stewart
Marware
Ellen Carey
Ravtaita Paren
Holteer-Cabot Electric
Michael K. Campbell
Erneet
Goungeuin General Life Insurance Company
George W. Marsh
Lota
Mie
Davite D
Louis’ H
LE Droit ‘Park
John Ww
Trere
E Street
Eieioen
Woolard
Trusie
Hiery G “Taycock
Square
B11
C.stiyete
George C.“Pumphrey
Karl ‘Sophia
W. Heinzmann
L-W. Heinemann
Rugrehac
Marriet_A. Burrows
Harold i Doyle
Harold E. Boxest
Ivy W
Ted
A. Chantiles
Louis C
Donia H. Ferrell
Tameights
Charles J. Walker
Lumit
Bassford
Hooke van Basatu
Konpa Jeckson Rabslande
Hth Street
Bettie Billie George
T- Robertson
Gevenono
Porarast Plaing
Clarence B
Max M. Levitan
M. Jones
Twining
Conrad Wildenatelmer
Ernest L. Schmidt
George M. Eumerich
Ihe
Rookland
William F. Moran
Syd
Ernest J. Smith
Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
W. Marsh
O'c. Gallagnac
John G. Slater
Halph
George W Marsh
Samuel “R. Bend
John Scrivener
Connecticut General Life Insurance Company
Columbia
Heights
Ellen ¥. Tyndall
Albert
Yount
R. Golden Donaldson
Coca Emory W. Yount
Wilham M. Terrell
Robert Lee O'Brien
Alvin G. Belt
George ©. Pumphrey
John’ F.eee
A Heights
Joseph T. Bassford
Jermen B. Howenstein
Robert “Lee Obrien
Cherles
Y. Waiec
Louis C. Ferrell
Lodge Hill
Louis W. Richardapn
Eocurh
Ernest L. Achmidt
Samuel Goldenbars
Richard E. Patra
Dave
ofFiee
Parc Aquere
Burleith
William H. Ford
Alex.h. Bell
Frank P. Madigan
Jeremoiah
Congress Heights
George T. Robertson
Morton
J. Licht
Maurice D. Rosenberg
Margaret B. Mullan
Bantuel
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Cr Cooperative Building Association
Bloomingdale
Bernard J. . Waters
Skme
Pleasant Plains
Clarence B. Hight
William H. Baden
Samuel E Mazaon
Notice of DC street extension condemnation in Belmont road case
In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia a petition for land condemnation to extend Belmont road to Calvert street and connect with Waterside drive is filed. A five member jury will assess damages. Notices are to be published in multiple Washington papers before September 1910.
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Belmont Road
Waterside Drive
E. HB
Thomas
B. H. Thomas God
B. Duvall
Pattorneya
Fl Thomas
BH. HA
A. B. Duvall
BE. H. Ona
A. B. Dural
SUPREME COURT_OF
District OF Columbia
State of
Utah
Neseson Mlight
Samuel
English
Eighth Street
McIntyre
Salt Lake City
WM. Og, Taylor
Register of Wills
Jason Waterman
Beller & Thomas
AberDers
Kuttsal
Supreme Court OF the District
Columble
William EK. Mendenhall
Salt State
Jennie
Mendenhall
Edward M. Mendenhall
Zelda M. Elton
Kester Mendenhall
Evan Morrie Mendenhall
Annie B. Katte
Zatéa M. White
A. D
Washington Law Reporter
The
Washington Post
Heal
James NE
Josephine Gallagher
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wilam Burns
Wheona
Micneanta
Mary Jeng
Chicago
Illnois
Besser
Anc
Ashley M. Gould
W. C. Taylor
Willsfordhe
T. Thomas
John B. Larner
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
Washium and Truat Company
George ‘Wilner
Heirt
James W. Johnston
George Willner
City of Washington
Helon
Johnson
Rachel Johnston
Wright
J. B. Sours
B. B. B. Belew
Ncis Smith
Supreme Court OF the
Congress
Connecticut Avenue Bridge
Belmont
Calvert Street
Zoological Park
District of Columbis
District of Columbo
United States
District of
Column
Anness
Code of Law of the Districe of
Columbia
Washington Evening
Star
Washington Times
Mereks
Abhley M Gould
Rome
R. Young
Cunningham
Proposals for Vacuum Heat System at Freedmen's Hospital
Sealed proposals in Washington will be received until 2 pm on September 12 1910 for a vacuum heat system installation at Freedmen's Hospital and Howard University buildings. Drawings and specs available on request with proposal form. A 350 dollar certified check is required as a bid guaranty. Government may reject any or all bids, or portions, and proposals must be marked Proposal for Vacuum Heat System Freedmen's Hospital and Howard University and sent to the Secretary of the Interior.
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Department OF Tre Interior
Department
Freedmen's Hospital
Hon. University
Washington
D. C
Plana
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Giroux Consulted ‘ Ay
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Ray Consolidated
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Journal of Commerce
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Washington Produce Market
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St. Ll
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Idasa Hong
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Chicago and Alton
Republic Steel Ptd
Rock Island Co
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Rio
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First Cooperative Building
M. Matilde Meher
John Lewis Smith
Simpson Vs. Sullivan
Lawauits
Sredegick-Mark Company
George F. Burga
Appes
E. Ambrose
Lemuel H. Gibbons
Charles E. White
Lot B
Waew
United States Trust Co
G Street
N. W
Washington Loan& Trust Company Cor
John Joy
Edson
Brook
Swartzell, Rheem&. Hensey Co
Isth Street
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