Market Decline Mixed With Sturdy Recovery In Early Session
Washington Post summary of New York trading on September 2 notes an initially weak market due to liquidation but a quick recovery as short positions covered. The day saw monotone declines and modest 15,000-share hourly activity, with the government cotton report having little effect on stock prices. Banks moved funds to the interior, reducing surplus reserves, while railroad and general business results remained mixed amid a dull week for securities.
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Washington . Post
New York
Commission
Louisville and Nashville
St. Paul
Roosevelt
Kansas
Wrekh
Inss
New Orleans
Wall Street Gossip on Market Outlook and Bank News
Special to The Washington Post, New York reports mixed Wall Street chatter as speculators price in a standstill and short sales surge. Bank surplus cuts loom with no new gold receipts, yet local money markets stay steady. Cotton reports appear encouraging versus prior forecasts. Financiers returning from vacations offer cautious views while a few executives warn of slower foreign buying and lingering regulatory concerns.
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Washington Post
New York
Wall Street
Harry 8. Black
United Realty and Improvement Company
Europe
Black
Commodity and cattle quotes from Washington and Chicago markets
The report notes beeves receipts 2,225 head with steady to strong markets, calves and sheep also showing steady to firm moves, and hogs in Chicago and New York markets with mixed to steady prices. Money on call and sterling exchange cited, along with government and railroad bond activity.
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New York
Chicago
Local finance notes and rail changes reported in Washington
The Washington Stock Exchange adjourned until Tuesday at noon in observance of Labor Day. Only 36 shares were traded yesterday with no bond deals. Capital Traction moved 6 shares at 130, Mer-'Renthsler 20 shares at 217, City National Bank 10 shares at 170. Southern Railway changes: G R Pettit named district passenger agent in Jacksonville. J N Harrison promoted to Pacific coast agent in San Francisco. D A Carson Jr named traveling agent at Macon. J J McGhee named city agent in Jacksonville. Callahan F Keane left for New York then Europe for Irish homecoming. F Wyte named purchasing agent for the Southern. H D Spencer takes Harrison’s post. Edward J Stallwagen and John Joy Edson return to Washington from summer outings. National bank notes outstanding Sept 1 total 717,321,051, up from Aug 1 and Sept 1, 1909. Public deposits secured by 2 percent consols total 739,097,910, with 543,148,400 in 2 per cent consols. July statements: Toledo and Ohio Central shows gross 462,975 and net 188,924. seven months net 765,558. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis totals: July gross 2,376,081. net after taxes 214,688. seven months net 292,721. A London meeting on guaranteeing cotton bills by American bankers after Oct 31 was postponed to Sept 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia Maten
Yallta-Chalmers Pttie al Oe
Lowe Central
Amalgamated Copper
Kansas City Southerra
Car and Foundry
ATK
Minneapolis and
St. Louie
St. FP
and & Te
Mi Kane
Tex
American E Securities
Kana and
American Linnead
Missouri Pacific
American Locomodiy
National Biscuit
National
Nat
Rvs of
Mex
Comed
New York Central
Fee Toeay “OolAmerican Buyer Refining
Tel
Tel. Elta
ET Onl
Nortnik
Westend
American Tobacco
American Woolen
Northern Pacific
Ae “iii Ni
fAngconda Mining
Backle Mail
Atchison i ‘St
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Ge Fs E. Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and
Oate
Pittsburg
St. L
iPittsburg Coal
Bethlehem Breet
Pittapurg Coal Pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
BOM
Reading Central
Republic Steel
Chesapeake and Ohio
Hepublic Steelpid Oe
Chicago and Alton
Rock -Island
Gray Rock Island Co
Pra Et
Ark
Consolidated
Southern Railway
Delaware and Hudson
Tennessee
Texag
End Pacific
Denver
Rio
Rio Grande
Tol
Distillers Beene Ues
Union Pacific
Aeta
Ron Erte
Union Pacific Ptd
United States Steel
Great Northern
United States Steel Pea
Great Northern Orectia
Titab Pper
Minute
Central
Carolina
BT Org
Inter
Metropolitan
Wabash
Metropolitan P
Wabash Pf
Interitional « Harvester
loolWestern Eastand
Marine of
Westinghouse Electric
International Paper
Western Union
Erle
Fugl
W. B. Hibbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Brokers
Hibbs Building
Washington Stork
New York
Bept Ailce Chotmera
American Agricultural
Telco
Armour & Co Viga
Arehison
Arada
Teat's
Atehisan Ey
Baittore
Ohio
Central of Gamela
Bs Inc. Deventral Teather
Ratt
New Jersey
Chicago
Boston
Aston
Philadelphia
Cuiney Joint
St Touts
Colorado Inulgerdale
Minneapolis
Colorado
Southern
Delaware
Omaha
Louisville
Milwaukee
Seattle
St Paul
Buffalo
Japan
Atlanta
Kansas City
Washington
Loutasile
Norfolk
Missouri
Kansa
Texas
Birmingham
Mircouri Juanns
Wheeling
Wilmington
Del
Pacific
Houston
Mexico
Galveston
New Haven
Hartford
Norfolk and Western
Dorinern Pacifc
Sorthern Pacitte
Oregon
Tennsylvania cv
Als
Panny Santa
Meading
St Towls
San Francisco Fe
Nanrancisco
Mary
G. R. Pettit
Jacksonville
Fla
J. N. Harrison
San Francisco
P. K. Gorton
Dc. A. Carson, Jr
Macon
Mr. Pettit
J. J. McGhee
National Bank
Treasury Department
States
Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad Company
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louia
Raiiroad Company
Washington Produce Market Prices and Receipts Summary
Wholesale market report shows spring chickens at season low, eggs steady with small new quotes, and large vegetable receipts with mostly excellent quality. Poultry prices listed for chickens, hens, turkeys and geese. potatoes, cucumbers, onions, cabbage, peppers, and other produce priced by basket, box, or crate. grain futures show firm wheat with late slight decline. cattle, hogs, sheep and veal activity noted. spot and futures prices for corn, oats, and other commodities reported with receipts over 190k bushels.
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Virginia
West Virginis
West Virginis and Southwent
Tennessee
New York State
New
California
Delaware
Miagara
Concord
Ballatt Pearé
Chicago Grain Market Steady With Nervy Trading
Chicago September wheat held gains to a narrow margin amid nervous trading as 26 000 bushels were sold to Hamburg at a low ocean rate. September delivery showed relative strength and corn stayed near last night’s levels with mixed price moves across other grains.
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Chicago
Atart
Finlah
Hamburg
The Metal Market and Grain Prices in New York and Baltimore
New York reports steady copper with mixed futures and exports at 1 036 tons this month while local dealers note a quiet market for copper and iron. In London Tron-Cleveland warrants quoted 498 4 14 4. Wheat futures in Baltimore steady at 1 08 with No 2 white corn around 3 74 38 and no bids for barley.
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New York
Lowon
Cleveland
London
Northern
Southern
Souther
Baltimore
Business Activity Rises in Week. Rail Earnings Up
Dun’s Review notes improved activity across trade and industry as fall draws near. Iron and steel demand grows, pig iron prices rise, and the dry goods trade shows better distribution despite idle spindles. Railroad earnings up 6.1 percent for three weeks in August. New York clears show 25 percent drop vs last year. Failures increase in August with total liabilities higher than last year, New York City reporting 23 percent more failures.
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New York
Dun
Bradstreet
New York City
New York Cotton Market Sees Government Crop Condition Lifts
New York Sept 2 The government report shows cotton crop condition at 71 percent versus 75 last month and 63.7 a year ago. Market dips then steadies with near term decline recovered. Trading closes ahead of Labor Day as Liverpool remains open amid holiday restrictions.
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New York
Liverpool
Southerm
Hi W. Bis Wa Yun
Daily cotton market report brief
City and Toledo market notes show credit balances and averages, with shipments dated September 1. Names of Lima locations and numbers appear, reflecting daily cotton trade details from early September.
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Toledo
Ohio
North Lima
South Lima
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes
New York Sept 3 Hutter firm receipts 697. Creamery and cheese values listed with varied quality notes. Eggs steady with 10,065 receipts. Poultry and dressed meats firmer. Western broilers and fowls priced. Flour quiet but steady with 20,819 receipts. Cottonseed, sugar, petroleum, and coffee markets show varied activity and price levels. Peanuts unchanged.
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New York
Middle West
Roeline
Philia
Philadelphia
Bolx
Santos Ro
Conor
Equity and Probate Court Records from Washington DC
A condensed legal record lists equity cases, bankruptcy and probate matters before Mr. Justice Gould, including Lee v Lee, orders on supplements and deposit returns, and multiple probate petitions. It also notes real estate transfers in various DC neighborhoods and property sales, with attorneys and bond amounts.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Justice Gould
Lee
M. J. Collier
J. HE. Stewart
Col Ung@ Homans
Emil Luther
Thomas Grandy
Jabez Lee
James Dilliard
Will
R.A. Ford
Harriet le Roy Lindsley
R. A. Ford
Hermann Isaac
David Rothschild
David Rothschild Tate
Mary Buerhaus
Clara Migistette
Bond
Jones
George Francis Williams
Katharine B. Raw
James M. Beyer
George W. Beyer
J. C. Mattingly
Eva S. Leonard
James H. Tibbitts
Coldren
Philip von B. Wluspiel
Worthnngton
W. English
Lmre
Paul B. Barstow
Baker, Sheehy & Hogan
Robert W. Johnson
Lem Powers, Jr
Joseph
Deeds of Trust Across Several Squares in District Listings
Deeds of trust show new secured amounts ranging from 150 to 4,000 dollars with terms from 1 to 109 months. Notable transactions include Sheehy securing 800 dollars, Mangan securing 2,000 dollars, and Weber securing 4,000 dollars on multiple lots in blocks and squares such as Trinidad Grasslands Dumblane Le Droit Park and others.
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Twelfth Street
Florence D. McAuliffeux
Waber
Tunlaw Road
Michael J. Colbert
National Savings and Trust Company
Heriy
Ken“gin
Trinidad
Laurence J. Mangan
Taula C
Donie H. Ferrell
LE Baoit Park
Amallo Mago
Max
Micheel Halliman
Dumglane
Mary B. Patten
Blanche Harves
Dobbins
John R. Halelto
Jo Uns C. Downey
Eawin W. Riddle
Francis F
Vincent A. Sheehy
Bernard
Leonard
North Half
Lot
Lawrence J. Mangan
Michael
Mangan
Charles A. Moran
Lawrence Mangan
Square Ig Wiittem HL
Weber Et Az
George W. Weber
G. Gordon Bailey
Eae Teabel
Patten
Aquare
Burna C. Downey
Francis A
Nne Blunden
Heery F. Mooney
John Faieilo
Charles S Easterling
Reonard W. Groomes
Milton —. Aled
Laura ¥. Sylvester
Schentzen Fark
John A. Garnet
Wallace Arlen
Astrid Hi Lawaen
Joba
Gepend
Lot al
Austint Hohwars
James Berry
Arthur Cart
Secure Perpetual Building Association
LE Droit Park
George Charritz
Wiliam D. Coombs
Thomas J. Stanton
J. Laa Robb
George M. Emmerich
Ethan
Jesse W. Rawhing
Rawlings
Edward McC. Jones
Guy P. Warren
Dioel
Samuel
Chancery Sale of Grocery Stock and Store Lease
Public sale of stock of goods fixtures wagons horse harness and goodwill of Schamel Co at 1700 First St NW Washington. In DC Supreme Court equity case Edish Penton vs John D Schamet No 20563. Friday September 7 1910 at 30 o clock in front of premises 3700 First Street NW. Includes lease of second floor and rental agreement. Deposit $10 bond. conveyancing fees and costs. New sale if not complied with within 10 days.
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Supreme Court OF the
District Net Columbia
District Court
Belmont Road
Waterside Drive
District Cout
District of Columbia
Copgrem
Connecticut Avenue Bridge
Calvert Street
Waverside Drive
Zoolingital Park
United States
Washington Law Reporter
Washington Evening Star
Washington Timer
Washington Post
Marshel
Ashley M. Gould
J. R Young
F. BE. Cunningham
Herbert & Macon
Supreme Court OF the District
Columbis
Laura E. Billings
Cotbyn M. Chester
William Feltweil
James M. Russell
John Coyle
William Simmons
City of
Washington
Willem Feltwell, Funter
James M. Ruswell
Abhley M. Gould
Young
Hawkin
CS Supreme Court OF the
Walter B. Hindmarsh
Camille Hindmargh
Fairmont Street
Ames Tanner
Register of Wills
Geo. Francis Williams
Cee
Au Supreme Court
New Jersey
Diatrict of Columbia
Martha A Narlor
Jacob Day Flack
Carleton Treat
East Orange
Geal
James Tanner
Ele
Washington Lew Reporter
Warhington Post
Ashley BM. Gourd
Justice Board
M J Griffith
First ST. N. W
Sypreme Court of the District of Columbia
Edish Penton
John D Schamet
Schamel & Co
Raid Premsee
Rastes Court
Purchzeer
Washington, D
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N. Y
Journal of Commerce
Daniel C Willard
Batemory and Ohio Railroad
Mr. Willard
New York Stock Market
THE
United States Treasury
Busin
United States Notat
Treasury
Tn Philippige Treasury
Sane
Curb Market
American Express
Bteef Foundry
Am Steel
Adams Express
American
Rose Consolidated
Mason ‘Valley
Nevada
Washington Stock Exchange
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Argular
Coloniel Beach
Ington Market
Ween Ington Market Co
Qpital ‘Traction Co
Elec
Norfokan
Ietretown
Gan
Prergenthater Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Greene Cananes Copper
Merean
City National
and Mechanics
Lincoln
Gu Metropolis
Trust Company
American Security and Trust
National Savings and Trust
Union Trust Cor
Washington Loan A ‘Trust
United States Trust Cor Tissylis Baveings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Merchants and Mechanics Savings ‘Bank
Union Savings
Local Financial
Capital Traction
Mer- Renthsler
City National Bank
Callahan F. Keane
Union Savings Vaults
F. D. Wyte
Fairfax Harrison
Monon
H.D. Spencer
Mr. Harrison
Edward J. Stallwagen
Union Trust Company
John Joy Edson
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Washington Produce Market
Washington Cattle Market
NEW York Grain
Duluth
Lgtas
Chicago Grain
Dun & Co
Nat Gross
Mobile
Charleston
Newark
Augusta
Atrall
Continent
Great Briteta
France
Circuit Court
Rotoson
Staffort
Plaintif
George H. Calvert, Jr
Cave
Caton & Son
Atorney
Busby-Smith
Chapman Vs. Ducker
J. Dawson Williams
Leftwich Sinclair
W. B.ally- Ewing
Chase
Paintif Ts
H.W. Sohon
A. 3. Worthington
Wilton J. Lambert
Lilla H. Lee
Willam J. Laes
Tucker, Kenyon & Mecfariadd
Baltey
Delay A. Arrington
Luetta G. Arrington
J. A. ‘Lynham
Jacque Heldenheimer
Clarke
George Brown
Dart, Poyser & Taylor
M. Strasburger
McNeill & McNeill
Lawanita
Pittsburg Plate Gigas Company
Harry B. Mason
Plaintit
H. W. Wheatley
Clara B. Falconer
Capital Tracytion
Gamages
Pialmufe Ettorney
George C. Shinn
Arthur
Farquhar
Janette Blacks- Blane
William “C
Prenties
David J. Dunigan
Paris
Verve Street
William W. “Millan
Kysteia
August Schwarz
Lilly Fowler
Tenth
Mary A
O'Hara
Michael Sheehan
Jerry View Heights
Henry H. Giltry
Semuel
Ww. Ames
Holmead Manor
Charles Boyd
Carlile E. Anderson
Clark “Mills
Charles W.” Weisser
Mary A. Weigser
Lom
Second Street
Kate c
Henslarson
Jesse W. Rawlings
Batare
Oscar L. Martin
Maurice F. Flynn
Highlands
Catharine Holbrook
Theodore L
James M. Baker
Whitdhaven
E. Sherler
Robert J. __Haldenbach
Tdi
Chevy Chabe
Oswald
Camp
Edwin C
Dutton
Petworth
Guy P. Waren
William C. van Vleck
George
Cooper
Otm
Effingham Place
Arthur H. Glennan
John J. Sheehy
Stephen I. Sheehy
Edmund J. Ds Lacy
Financial
W.B. Hibbs & Co
New York Stock Exchange ‘Washinger Stock Exchange
LeMenge
Hibbs
Rigg
Phave
Enh
15Th and
N. Y. Ave
Wateae Tala
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable Building
United States Savings Bank
Specie
Bngattenger
Aities
Defrogit
Blay Baugi Gastler
Belors
Hopkin' Notary Fablic
James M Bax
Horace
Tontenrz, NJ
Sheehy
Washington Savings Bank i
Some
Ne Resources Banking
Douse
Tarateuse
Axtures
Ane
Manitrass
Sapital
Vince Prouts
Chas A. McCarthy
Henry B. Simplo
Icus Michney
Weller
Henry A. Meir
George F. Harbin
Thomas Ww
EB. Dovlé
William L. Miffler
Erreuast Place
Rustess
John W. Glenhan
Arthur W.eisnee
Arthur H. Giennan
Thomas and
Jas
Francis Smith
Adam A. Weschler
Wms Bacon
Harry G. Rimbale
Dhbhive
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