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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1910

Page

2

Stocks Lower As Steel Trade Cuts Hit Jobs

Stock prices fell amid cuts in steel and independent producer pricing. Reports of layoffs intensified concern as Amalgamated Copper and other industrials weakened while Interborough Metropolitan shares held up. Bond and cotton markets showed mixed signals as Western rail rates and fuel demand loomed.

Amalgamated Copper Washington Post New York Stecks Interborough Metropolitan Interborough Rapid Transit Company United States Steel Corporation Stubba Kansas Ameltera

United States Treasury New York Bond Market Report

Sept 15 data from New York shows wheat spot weakness with No 3 red around 1.0% elevator and No 1 Northern Duluth at 1.21 nominal. Futures drifted lower on liquidation with September near 3.01 and December around 1.05 to 1.06, receipts and shipments variably reported. other grains and white vitamin futures noted with limited activity.

New York Duluth Winnipeg Abipmenta Ofl New Standard White Shipmenta Nil.i Ensyz London Cnatom House Lake Louia Cleveland Ldeallyton Foundry Northern Southern Southern Soft

Washington Stock and Market Briefs From New York and Chicago

Stocks steady with capital traction and rail favored despite mixed calls. Cattle prices rise on veal and calves, while butter, cheese, eggs, and pork show little change amid wholesale activity. Commodities report firm tones in cottonseed oil, rosin, turpentine, sugar, coffee, and potatoes with unchanged or modest moves across grains and meats.

New York Middle West Marcovado Rio No Barton No Cordova

Wall Street Gloss and Market Movements in Washington

The Washington Post reports a modest stock decline offsetting early-week gains with the averages at 111.41 for railroads and 73.3 for industrials. Interborough Metropolitan stock rose amid heavy trading and dividend rumors while Consolidated Gas seeks real estate sales in Astoria. Grain and crop reports show potential relief from frost and a likely above-average corn yield, despite European weather cutting wheat prospects.

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New York Stock Market Signals Rail and Oil News

Ex-dividend reports show Washington street railways expanding with ten extra passenger cars at a cost of 150000 dollars while Chicago and New York exchanges note increased traffic and expected earnings. Standard Oil investors receive four million dollar dividends as Western Union reports higher quarterly earnings and a 0.75 percent dividend. A 3 million dollar sugar refinery plan is announced in Baltimore with a Delaware charter and strong local financing.

Trafic Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Washington Street Washington Standard Oil New York John D. Rockefeller Travelers and Merchants’ Association Baltimore Charles H. Knapp J. Albert Hughes William H. Fehsensfeld R. A. McCormick Robert 5. J. Steuart N. P. Parrott Delaware Allix-Chalmers Iowa Centra Amalgamated Copper Kansas City American Agricultural Kansas City Southern American Sugar‘ Hite Lacrede Gas Loulaville & Nashville American Can American Car and Foundry Minneapolis & St. Louia St. P Amer. Hide & Leath Mo. Kans Texas American Ca Securities IBY Mc Kane Tex Unn Missouri Pacific Zoo American Lokomotive National Biscuit Amer. Smelt. & Ree Ontario & Wester Amer. Tel. & Tel Norfolk & Western North American Northern Pacific Pacific Mall Republic Steel Cheaapeake & Ohio Republic Steel Ps Rock Island Co Chicago & Alton Chicago Great Western Sal i Louis Southwestern St L San Chicago & Northwestern MIL St Paul Louis Southwestern Ptd St. Louis Slues Shef, Steel and Iron Southern Pacific Jean Colorado Fuel & Iron Southern Railway Colorado & Southern Southern Ailway Ptd Consolidated Gas Son Tennessee Copper Delaware & Hudson Texan & Pacific Denver & Rio Grande Toledo St. L. & West Bix Sie Union Pacific Distillers Union Pacific Pta Erie Ff States Realty Erie United States Rubber Great Northern Grecette Bey Utah Wabash Inter -Harvester Western Maryland Inter -Marine Weatingtouse Electric International Paper Western Union Mic International Pump Jwheelng Lake Erie Hibbe The and Washington Stock Exchange Tereby American Woolen Company Guaranty ‘Trust Co WH. H

New York Cotton Markets Rise Amid Sparse News

New York cotton advanced sharply today with a net gain of 10 to 15 points despite late-session losses. Traders blamed cautious buyers and limited exports while rain in Texas and expectations of end-month demand supported prices. Southern spot markets mostly held steady to higher as October and September contracts showed firm bids.

New York Morte Texas New ‘York Mark Galveston Mobile Sevan Charleat BK Ber Wilmin Norfolk Boston Philadel T San Fr’el I. Houston Memphis St. Louis Cincinnas Rock Consolidated Pet Great Britain France Continent Japan Cinca Batports Net Japon

Equity Court Proceedings and Criminal, Bankruptcy, and Probate Notices

The District of Columbia Supreme Court and various courts issue multiple dockets. Cases include Fisher v. Geary postponed. Southern Railway Company and others seek protection against fraud via validation certificates. Meckelberg Lesh and Door Company on Richardson extended testimony. Beckham v. Beckham attorney fees awarded. United States v. Greyson embezzlement and Sickles abduction warrants. In re Richard L. Parry trustee authorized to sell. probate actions for Anderson, Gerhard, Heazelton, Freeman, Burnett, Gibson, Le Compte, Whitten. and a Knights of Agriculture name change appeal.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court Bernard Fisher Geary Hitt Rogers & Marri George C. Gertman Southern Railway Company Yester John Ridout Day Ioruica Camp Balderston Tener Plainter D. P. Wohlhaup_ter E. F. Calladay Unker, Sheehy & Hogan McKeever Walter F. Donalison Examiner sAnderson Sands George ¥. Williams Flint Brown Clephane Margaret Jan Goucher F. A. Menning Knights of Agriculture F. L. Gles. Robinson Va. Robinson A. L. Newmyer H. T. Quinn Eddu Ve. Emmerich Francis P. Shachy Sneaky & Sheehy Meckelberg Lesh and Door Company Richardson Et al Brandenburg , Brendenburg and Birney & Woddard A. A. Hoebling Frank Stetson Maddox & Gatley Beckham C. H. Syme W. H. Fowle C. C. Miller Papa Oberlin Dulany Waggamen Catholic University Book Platotti Criminal Court Justice Barnard United States Willem Greyson Philip Coleman John H. Sickles Bankruptcy Court Richard L. Parry Thomas J. Anderson W. A. Coombe Wilhelmina Gerhard Montague & Moriarty George Heazelton Ted Birney & Woodard John W. Freeman Algerta T. Freeman Bond EH. R Horner Elizabeth G. Burnett William W. Burnett Pond John Ratout Irving Gibson Arthur Cerr G F. Benjamin Victoria J. le Compte

Real Estate Transfers in Washington D C area lawsuits and deeds

Legal notices reveal case No. 52901 Thomas J Kamp in use of H W Yen Senden v Liebman Bros with an account of 24500 dollars. Multiple transfers of real estate from United States Realty Company to numerous individuals and trustees across Randle Highlands Pleasant Plains and other Washington neighborhoods, many at ten dollars per lot, with specific lot and square numbers listed along with involved parties and trusts.

Thomas J. Kamp H.W. Yen. Senden Liebman Bros Charles Poe Randle' Highlands United States

British proposal refused by American bankers on cotton bills

The American Bankers Association subcommittee rejected the English demand for a bank guarantee on cotton bills of lading. They cable to London that they cannot compromise on banking principles and have secured a validated certificate, deeming further guarantees impossible.

New York Sperial American Bankers’ Association

Live Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Chicago

Chicago market summary with mixed livestock prices on Sept 15 receipts around 6 000 cattle 12 000 hogs 25 000 sheep steady to higher. Texas steers calves and Western stockers quoted across several ranges. Hog prices shift up to 9 95 for some grades with bulk sales near 8 65 9 60. Sheep lambs show firm to higher after 25 000 head receipts. New year outlook notes steady dressed beef values and Western calf activity.

Chicago Reeves Texas Westers Pennsylvania

South conditions show improved agriculture and coal activity

President Finley described southern conditions as encouraging with a particularly good agricultural outlook. He noted the cotton crop is later but presses for favorable weather, expecting the largest corn crop on record in the Southeast. Area planted exceeds last year by over 1.5 million acres, Mississippi leads, Alabama close second, other Southeast states reported good conditions. coal movement and lumber demand also rising.

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Washington Produce Market Quotations Wholesale Prices

The Washington market reports a broad rise in poultry prices with large fruit and vegetable receipts. Items listed include eggs from Virginia and West Virginia, various poultry prices, and extensive vegetable and fruit quotes with specific lot ranges and box/basket prices. Copper and tin futures and London prices are noted, with local exchanges showing slightly lower copper and various regional commodity warrants.

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New York Money Market Update Sept 15 Market rates ease

New York money on call shows ease at 1 1/4 to 2 percent with 1 1/2 percent ruling rate. Time notes dull with 60 days 3 1/2 percent and 90 days 4 1/2 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted 6 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange recovers with bankers bills at 4.2360 to 4.8380 francs for 60 day bills and 4.9635 for demand. Government bonds easy. railroad bonds described as regular.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Efrong Mestean Doll Ae

Real estate notes and secured loans from Washington area plots

A long list of secured loan agreements and monthly payments details across multiple DC squares and additions. Named parties include Charles J Putler, Thomas H Banes, Harold A Mattice, B Francis Seal, Joseph B Bowling, and Harry Wardman, among others, with terms ranging from one to three years at 5 to 8 percent, secured by lots in SQUARE 950, 105, 3041, INGLESIDE, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, and other districts.

Charles J Putler Thomas H. Banes Whittingham Mathéa H. Shepherd Frank T Jesse W. Rawlings Frank Collins William G M. Berthe Deristead Richard P. Ryan John Lewis Smith Irvin B. Linton Wiliam W. Poultney Scheutzen Jesse F. Gates William EK Ellis Glenn Phelps John B Eleman, Jr LE Droit Park Harold A Mattice B. Francis Seal Herbert T. Shannon Joseph B. Bowling Ingleside C. Dwight Marshet W. White George Watson Charles O. Storm Robert L. Milter Et al Albert White William B. Creecy Columbia Building Association Lma Hugh C. Jones David W. Bell Charles A. Diling Same Barney A. Epstein John A. Butler James A. Taliaferro William H. Schoftald Menoually RK. Mahoney Clarence Beteht Theodore N. Gill Scutare Mery Biddle Avalon Heights Kate &. Lewis Percy H.ll Frederick A. Lake Nicholas G. Henry John + G. Hewes iPercy Thompson Harry ¥. Willson Try Wardman Columbia Heights William H. Morse Francie Saul Percy Thommen Harry Wardman Thomas Banes Frank L. Peckham Francis Baul Percy Thompson Thomas P. Bawes Lucy McCauley Frank 4. Jones J. Waller Stephenson Mary E. Bele Washington J. Pagea¢ Ux Charles ‘W. Steers Leroy Gaddin, Jr Mary E. Henderson Secre le Clade Theaker Saipeanta Heights Charlotte HM Dalley To George E. Fleming and Edward L. Hillier Eee Union “Trust Company Nemiansually Trinidad Beascotin J. Simonds Withem W. Triplett Enoch L. White Tneodore M

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