Brisk Rise in Prices Steel Shorts Cover Suppressed Trade
Market gains came from short interest buying while belief of widespread steel price cuts proved exaggerated. A MinnesotaRailroad decision in favor of Great Northern and Northern Pacific supported stocks as corn remained buoyant on favorable weather. Technicals show a strong market with limited liquidation risk amid cotton option strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Gary
Steel Corporation
Iron iFede Reilen
Lieanselses
Minnesota
United States Circuit Court
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railways
Northern Pacife
Wall Street
Hie News Agin
Tate
Minnesots
New York Bond Market Summary of Various Stocks and Bonds
A dense list of bond issues and corporate securities with prices and per cent notes. Entries include American Cotton, Armour & Company, Baltimore and Ohio, Central of Georgia, Chicago and Alton, Chesapeake and Ohio, General Electric, Interstate lines, Missouri Pacific, New York Central, Norfolk and Western, Pennsylvania, Southern Pacific, Southern Railway, Western Maryland, and Western Union among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americio Tobaca
American Fabnece
Armour
Chicago and Alton
Dion
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Milwaukee
St Paul
Hook Island
Pacite
Rock Island and
Pacific
Collrady Widhand
Delaware and
Denver and
Rio Grande
Toulaville
Nashvlle
Alasouri
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Kansas
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Pacifecy
National Railways of Mexico
New York Central
New York New Haven
Hartford
Sorfolk
Western Ist
Western Cy
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacifc
Pennsylvania
Ernnay Sania von
Rexdiog
St Couls
San Francisco
Fovla
Seaboard
Southern Paefic
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tatton Pace Co
Taton Paci
Bae Tilted States Rubber
Tinited States Steel Sa
Maryland
Wall Street Gossips on Minnesota Rate Case, Dividends
A special Washington report notes stock market gains in New York after the Minnesota rate case decision, with shares in Northern Pacific Great Northern St Paul and Union Pacific rising. Corn futures slipped, reflecting expectations of a near record crop, while Westinghouse Electric declares a 2 3/4 percent dividend and restructures preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Pearson-Farquhar
Minnesota
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
New York Stocks and Grain Market Report, Sept 21 1910
The New York market opened weak for futures with corn and oats showing pressure while wheat managed a modest recovery on cash and flour demand. Volume and losses were led by corn and oats, with foreigners aiding some sales. notable activity included heavy short covering in December and May wheat and a strong buying by one house for 2,000,000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Northwest
Chicago Shorts
Stendard
Ny ‘Co
Treasury September 20 1910 cash receipts and balances
United States Treasury statement shows September 20 1910 totals for customs internal revenue and miscellaneous receipts 67950128 79299813 and 30496 21 with disbursements 1542061 41 yielding a daily surplus 28102980 and monthly surplus 2135597296 alongside year to date deficit 1180721772 bank note redemptions 83882240 and a detailed balance in the general fund plus reserve and trust funds including gold and silver holdings and certificates totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
United States
Treasury
Phippine Treasury
Boston and Chicago Market Closing Prices Summary
Boston closing prices show beef and veal ranges with beef exports and various cattle categories. hog receipts and prices noted. Chicago prices reflect cattle, hogs, and miscellaneous commodities with mixed shifts. Reston and other regional figures included for wheat corn oats rye.
Washington Stock Exchange Poultry Fruits and Cotton Prices
A Washington stock exchange recap shows a slight rise in poultry prices and higher fruit and vegetable receipts with generally strong arrivals. Prices for butter cheese and meats edge up, cotton futures gain on covering, and several commodities including eggs, pork, beef, lard, and coffee display varied but firm or steady levels across New York and southern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Tennessee
Western
New York State
California
Delaware
Niagara
Concord
Bartlett
New York
Middle West
Prima Crude
Santos
Cordova
Jersey
Police Criticisms At Board Hearings On Alexandria Robbery
The Alexandria police are accused of neglecting a robbery report for 24 hours after Oscar F. Carter claims his 66 King street shop was twice robbed. William Schoens praised Chief Goods while denouncing Acting Lieutenant Roberts, and the board scheduled further testimony and a patrolman selection for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar F. Carter
Paff
Commissionera
Albert Bryan
Thomas A. Fisher
August Oehlert
China
Queens
King Street
Chief Goods
Bettis
Carter
Schoeni
Roberts
Hoberts
Lieut
Fisher
Jbut
Financial Market Close Highlights On Washington Exchange
Yesterday bond day on the Washington Stock Exchange saw Capital Traction 6s and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 6s lead. Capital Traction 6s sold 3000 at 1141 2, rose to 11434 by close. Chesapeake and Potomac 6s 2000 at 1041 2 traded. Capital Traction stock slight activity, Lanston and Riggs positions noted. D W Haatz e elected president of Prudential Savings Bank in Brooklyn succeeding Joseph Vollkommer Sr. Rumor Shawnee Fire Insurance to seek reinsurance facilities. bank examination ongoing by H Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Traction
Lanston Monotype
Tape National Bank
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephones
Ias
Washington Gas Co
Washington Gas
Ind
Capital Traction Co
Ft Railroad
Alcostla and
Put River
Hays
Washington Ty
Alex
Mr Vernon
Potomac Electric Power Cous Mort
Potomaic Electric Power Co
Jatha
Chesapeake and Potomac
American
Colonial Beach Co
Emerson
Washington Market Co
Capital Traction Arid
Washington Railway
Jtcetric
Corm
Washington
Alla
Breattle
Bela Wash
Norfott
Woonington
Steamboat
Georgetown
Gas
Tel
Sith
Stociés Mercenthaler Linotype
Lanston
Greene-Cananea Copper
Bolonces
Coo Trust Company
American Security and Trust
National
Trust
Union Trust
United Sates Trust
Home Savings Ban Merchants
Mectian Union Savings A
Ed Saving Bank
Dime Savings
Washington Saving Bank
Provident Savings
National Union
Potomac
Columbie
Fleni
Colonial Beach Co Ag
Emerson Stem Pay Co
Washington Market
Washington Stock Exchange
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 6S
Capital Traction Company
Ohera Force
Fion
Rigga National 600
D. W. Haatze
Prudential Savings Bank
Brooklyn
N. Y
Joseph Vollkommer, Sr
Shawnee Fire Insurance Company
Topeka
Kans
H. Wolfe
The Metal Market Reports Copper Prices in New York
Standard copper prices drifted lower and markets remained quiet in New York with spot and futures quotes around 12.10 to 12.25 and electrolytic and casting grades showing narrow ranges. London references and customs figures noted exports totaling 20 472 tons for the month as traders described a subdued local market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Custom House
Tron
Cleveland
Foundry Northern
Southern
New York Money Market Report Seeks Steady Rates
New York money market shows steady rates with Time 2 percent and ruling at 1 percent, closing at 1 percent. Daily loads dull with varied terms, mercantile paper around 4 to 6 percent, sterling exchange steady near 4.85 to 4.88, commercial bills 4.83 to 4.88, bar silver 63 1/2, Mexican dollars traded, government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bankers
Commercelal Bis
Land Case Nearing End In Fairfax For District Reformatory
United States District Court under Judge Eamund Waddill heard government witnesses in a condemnation proceeding for 1500 acres of Fairfax County land to establish a District of Columbia reformatory. Government offers $22 per acre. about six-sevenths of owners reportedly accept and aid the government. The case may conclude Saturday afternoon. Also, Methodist Episcopal Church South trustees plan to sell the parsonage at South King Street and prepare a new parsonage on South Washington Street near the Young People’s building. Funeral services were held for Frederick Kicherer at 723 Gibbon Street with burial in Bethel Cemetery, and for William L. Mullin at 111 North Pitt Street with interment also at Bethel Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Eamund Waddill
Fairfax County
Distriet For
Columbia
Witjnesses
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Thompson & Appich, Rea
James Mahoney
King Street
Alfred
Patrick Streets
Washington Street
Young People’s
Frederick Kicherer
Gibbon Street
Alexandria
Edgar Carptener
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Bethel Cemetery
William L. Mullin
North Pitt Street
A. W. Rudisill
J. W. Jackson Council
Bethel ‘Cemetery
Equity court orders and probate notices in DC cases
In re lunacy actions for Straub Stone Sman Buile Connor and Weaver. Tyrrell and Mullin appointed committer with bond. Decrees pro confesso against Kelly in Rawlings v Kelly. Guardian appointed in Spagnardi case. Kensington v Kensington funds invested. Sullivan v Sullivan trustee authorized to accept offer. Military road extensions notice to observers and publication order. Criminal arraignments listed. Probate notices for multiple estates with appointments, bonds, and attorneys. Various district court cases and real estate transfers statewide. Conference of steel and ore leaders notes Gary remarks on prices. Trade and court entries cover eight assigned No. 2 to No. 18 in Circuit Court No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Justice Clebaugh
Charles Straub
William C. Stone
John Sman
Antonio Buile
William Connor
Lewis Weaver
FA. Fenning
Anna
Tyrrell
George H._ Mullin
Fonttoy
Barnard & Johnson
Prentising Richards
Pro
Plainti
George F. Willnms
Rawlings
Kelly
Plasstif
D. O'c. Callaghan
Cerimele
Spagnardi
Guardian
Plalstif
C Peelle
EA. Chase Kensington
Kensington
Plaintif
Hamilton
Cobert,Yerkes & Hamilton
Sullivan Va
Sullivan
George F. Havell
District Court
Chuet
Clebaugp
Military Road
Oabers
Deeds of Trust Selected for Washington Heights and Vicinity
Multiple entries list deeds of trust in Washington Heights and nearby areas securing various lenders. Names include William P Richanta Milton Allies William J Flather and John M Jones. Charles M Davis. Malcolm Florence Goddard. the Young Men’s Christian Association. Frederick Frelinghuysen Edward L Dobbin. Joseph Weisenfeld H D Gordon RE Heater. Mary J Treynor Paul Mitchell J Clinton Tripy. Emite B Anderson Walter H Acker Zeph Moore. Bridget O’Leary Jesse H Wilson Levin Frey. Mery A Tilordan George M Ammerich Douglass Mackali. Washington Savings and Loan Company. Charles W Kitterman John W HaneY. Raymond M Jorden Howard Gott Kirk Holmes Municipal Realty Company. George W Martin. Charles Moore Lee Brown Gilbert Dent Arm s Gilbert. Elizabeth Hemetreet. Louise Taylor Charlan H Edson Frank Reoside. Horace Smith Clarence De Veile. John B Hammond William Carter James Baker James Baden. Paul Kuhnel Louis R Peek Howard Reesife Edward McKnew Chapin Brown Henry Bergmann. building associations and promissory notes listed with amounts and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Heights
William P. Richanta
Milton E Allies
William J Flather
Secura
John M Jones
Sears
Charles M. Davis
Wiliam Corcoran Hill
Leonard L. Niclolson, Jr
Malcolm
Florence Goddard
Young Men's Christian Association
Frederick Frelinghuysen
Edward L. Dobbin
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Newark
N. J
Joseph Weisenfeld
H. D Gordon
RE Heater
Fulton R Gordon
Lota
Square
Mary J. Treynor
Paul V. Mitchell
J. Clinton
Charley E. Tribby
B Anderson
Walter H. Acker
Zeph P. Moore
E. Hollyday
Hridget O'Leary
Jesse H. Wilson, Jr
Levin
Frey
Equitable Bullying Association
Mery
Tilordan
George M. Ammerich
Douglass
Mackali
Washington Bix
Coat Permanent 4 Building Association
Owen Hi. Fowler
Hyman Dodek
Samuel V. Gutack
Washington Savings and Loan Company
Yer Bhodek
Harry al md
Charies W. Kitterman
John W. Hamey
Raymond M. Jorden
Pleasant Peains
Charles W. Moore
John T. Arms A
W Gilbert Dent
Lee Brown
Weland Park
Louise Taylor
Charlan H
John J. Edson
Frank Reoside
Elizabeth Hemetreet
Guy
Mitchell
Francis Saul
Petey Thompson
Secre Herry Wardinen
Thomas Bates
Mount Pleasant
Horace Smith
Clare
Walker
James F. Bundy
Clance M. de Veile
Wesley Heights
John B. Hammond
Wiliam G. Carter
James Ms. Baker
Jamen H- Baden
Paul “Kuhnel
Louis R_ Peek
Howard
Reesife
Edward
MecKnew
Frank Tomlinson
George Tomlinson
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
Fleet Fires In Day-Battle Practice At Sea Off Virginia
The Atlantic fleet resumed annual day-battle drills after weather delays. Sixteen battleships in two squadrons fired at 10 ft by 27 ft targets from about 10 000 yards, each ship delivering one battery. If weather allows, tomorrow each fires its second battery and divisions fire the next day before sailing to New York for ten days in port. Lieut Scranton faces court martial over a monkey wrench mishap aboard the Battleship Indians during a Mediterranean cruise. The damaged cylinder forced the ship to return under its own steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Virginia
Hampton
New York
Scranton
E. B
Dust
Annapolis
Army Orders Resignations and Transfers of Officers
Army orders list resignations and retirements, transfers and leaves for officers and enlisted personnel. Capt Leon T Le Wald medical corps resigns. Henry Lubkeman to retired list. various officers placed on retired lists, transferred, or granted leaves of absence, with postings to Fort Mott Fort Logan H Roots and other garrisons, including destinations like Hot Springs Ark Simpson College Iowa Columbus Barracks Ohio and Fort Riley Kans. The notice records ranks from captain to first lieutenant and includes medical reserve and general staff assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon T. le Wald
Medical Corps
Henry
R. Norriss
Henry Lubkeman
Joseph Hirt
Edward T. Hartmann
Fort Mott
N. J
James C. Belghley
Infantry
Hoe 5
Bishop
Fifteenth Cavalry
Hot Springs
Ark
Charles ML
Connor
Robert M. Nolan
First Cavalry
Simpson College
Indianola
Towa
Blase Cole
Medical Reserve Corps
Fort Crook
Nebr
Ernest Freeman
Fort Logan
H. Roots
John M. Champeno
Fort Riley
Kans
Gol
O S. Anderson
General Staff
Edward F. Mellard
General Hospital
Fort Bayard
N. Max
George C. Shaw
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Walter J. Buttgenbach
Coast Artillery Corps
Columbus Barracks
Ghioness
Louis Smith
Orders to naval officers and staff assignments
Comdr. F. K. Hill assigned to Naval War College Newport Rhode Island Chief Boatswain D. J. O Connell to duty Her Boatswain G. Cullen to duty Newark Perisater s Clerk G B Kimberly appointed pay master's clerk Tennessee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Hill
Naval War College
Newport
D. J. O'Connnell
Het
G. Cullen
Newark
Perisater
G. B. Kimberly
Tennessee
Movements of Naval Vessels Arrived at Various Ports
Naval vessel movements list arrivals and departures including Ajax at Hampton Roads Great Corn Island Mayflower at Boston Dixie at Boston Vi at Annapolis Macdonough Batley and Stringham at New York Navy Yard Pompey Rainbow Nenshan at Hongkong Abarenda at Cavite Batley Ajax from Boston to Hampton Roads Tacoma from Bivefelds to Great Corn Island Wheeling and Petrel from Adan to Port Said Macdonough Bailey and Stringham from Newport to New York Mayflower from Beverly Ferma for Hoston Iowa and Vestal from Tomp kingyiMe to Lynnhaven Hay Labaoun from Portsmouth New Hampshire to Yona island mourmm at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajax
Hampton Roads
Great Corn Island
Mayflower
Boston
Dixie
Annapolis
Macdonough
Batley
Stringham
Navy Yard
New York
Pompey
Rainbow
Nenshan
Hongkong
Abarenda
Cavite
Hampton Roods
Tacoma
Bivefelds
Wheeling
Petrel
Adan
Port Seld
Bailey
Newport
Beverly
Ferma
Hoston
Iowa
Vestal
TompkingyiMe
Lynnhaven
Hay
Labaoun
Portsmouth
N.hs
Yona Island
N.Y
Dixie the fire horse to be replaced by auto in city service
Fire Chief Wagner plans to replace Dixie, his eight year veteran bay horse, with a forty horsepower automobile from Carter Motor Car Corporation. The new machine features chemical extinguishers on each side, a hood gong, seating for four, and will operate from the new Twelfth street engine house. Chief Wagner says the city aims to go some when the car arrives and may use chemicals in actual fire fighting. the monuted machine cost about 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Homer J Kemp
Pee W. Railway Club
Lvs Len
Ve. Liepman
Gary
Aed
Faborney
Charles Fe
These States’ Steel Corporation
Charles
Charles Poeclusion
Gary Wae
Gary Adde
Fmns
Gaz Engine Works
John T. Walker
Austin
Pipintis
H. H
Dixie
Wagner
Washington
Wagner de Clares
Bay
Carter Motor Car Corporation
Twelfth Street
Real Estate Transfers Listed In Highlands District
United States Realty Company transfers Lot 2 in Square near North Street to Lurene H Armeling. Part of property near Twenty sixth Avenue appears to be conveyed with tax details to Mary et al. An additional transfer involves A Riordan with a fraction of a lot in Northwest section and associated assessments.
Prize Court Treaty Signed at The Hague
State Department reports that an additional prize court convention was signed at The Hague by representatives of the United States and other powers, removing the final obstacle to the established Internat prize court. Article 3 outlines appes al? taken to the prize court from national courts in eas t Wants Free. Use the classified of The Port and secure requits.tee for advertising. i
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
The
Hague
United States
Pest
Tee
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Dnesday
Allig-Chalmera
Kansas City Southern
Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
Laclede Gas
Louieville
Nashville
Mackay Go
Amer. Car and Foundry
Mina
St. Louis
A. Ste. M
Amie
Kapsan
Ll Goolallasours
Pacife
Nat. Rys
Mexico
Amer. Stes
Foundries
Amer
Ontario
Wentern
American Tal
Norfolk and Western O
American Tobacco Ptd
North American
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co. Co
Atchison
Atchison Pte
Rennessyauls
Atlantis Coast Line
Bioplen
Baltimore and Ohio
Bathlehem Steel
Central Leather
Central of
Chicago and
Northweatern
Ft. Louis
Weleeeees
Southern Pacisfilsynnisg
Saag
Tennessee Copper
Delaware and Hudson
Fteg Rez
Ier
Texox and
Denver
Rito Grande
Soclial
St. L
Webtern
Tol
Went
Distillera
onKaie
Colorado and Southern
Consolidated Gas
Cem
United States Realty
General Electric i
Bresl
Stee
Great Northern Greens
Utah
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
nterborough-Met
Virginia-Carolina Chempfaliza
Interborough4Met
Wabash
Inter
Harvester
Maring
Western Maryland
Ana Westinghouse Electric
Purp +a
Western Union
Iowa Central
Wheersefeesee
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Gta
Hibbs Building
N ‘Trade
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Bankers Andew York Stock Exchange
Chicago Grain
United States Treasury
Curb Market
American Steel Fay
Adams Express
American Tobacco
Braden
Ensel
Butte Coatition
Chicago Subway
el Rayo Ana “ Giroux
Ty Greene-Cananea
Mason Valley
Nevada
Pacita
Yukon Gold
Sheen
Lamba
Calyon
Reston
Butler Coton
Copper Range Consolidated Cowles
Fast Butte Copper Mine
Baltimore
Hattimore
Erta
Washington Cattle Market
Mads
Galeston
New Orleans
Monile
Charleston
Wimington
Norfolk— Yee
Philadelphia
Houston
Memphis
Puigt
Loule
Cippinnatt
Little Rock
Loulevil
Great Britain
Continent
France
Japan
Local Financial
Circuit Court
Justice Barnard
Frawner
Washington Railway and Electric Company
W. L Dodge
L. Glen
J. J. Darlington
Kerper
Washington, Alearndria and
Mount Vernon Railroad Company
Downing & Berry—Barbour & Mackall i
Sellmans
Potomac Insurance Company
Gambert & Yeatman
Maddon & Gutley
Weber
Model Laundry Company
J. McD
Carrington
H. Johnson
R.rees Perry & Son
Graf Va. Cole
L. FP. Loying
Reevess. Lynn
aAttorneys
Vington
T. Johnson
C. A. Douglas, Baker
P. Dulane
Criminal Court
Clabaugh
Leonhard Egtos
Simon Wolf
Wolf & Cohen
Frederick Sharpe
Anna Sharps
J. E. Neill
Sidney T Thomas
Cara R. Thomas
Bond
Ro & Hume
George H Calvert, Jr
Michael J. Cannon
Pual- Mest
Dart, Peyser& Curtin
Sarah & Potter
H. Anton Meltmalier
HL. A. Heltmuller
Frederick Kepp
A. Coulter Wells
E. H. Thomas
Duvalli
Henry E. Munn
Cornelia L
Henry F. Munn
Munn
Mary E. Pauley
St Lande A
P. J. Ryan
Lucy A. Hurd
Thomas J. Kemp
Abraham Liebman
Plaintiers
Charles Foe
Oil City
Credit Iafances
Rue
Sage
Morth Lima
South Lime
Indiath
First Street
Birstte
John H
William F Richards
Bane
Congress Heights
Henry C Eonmenker
Clayton B. Long
Connecticut Avenue Terrace
Joseph Welvenfeld
Fourteenth Street Heights
Gruver
Mate Paul Finckel
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Streets
Joseph, JI Neely
Thomas H Melton
Mary E. Holliday
John W
Bessie B. Anderson
Parriots
Maron G Richardaan
Truster
Kate V. Swarzman
Kate V. Swarsman
Alonzo Barnett
Sixteenth Street
Virgil
Wrenn
Charles R. Maran
Samuel Golangers
Schuetzen Park
Charles M_ Lightbown
Edith MH Gottwall
Harry Wardman
Guy Mitchell
Webley Heights
H Rozier Dolane
Southern Drill Grounds
ARMY
New York Stock Exchange
Washingen Stock Exchange
Chicago Heart of Trade
Vormas
Hibbs
Old Horse
Capitol
Wsward
National Savings and Trust Company
Corner 15Th
New York Ave
Serptes
TF Special Dept
Riggs
PA. Ave
U. & Treasury
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Tith Street
Kantahie
Equitable Building
F ST. NW Rr
Adam A Weschler
Supreme Court of the
City of Washington
Florida Avenue
Steen
Washington, D. C
Daniel W. Barker
Frank J. Hogan
Board of Survey
Department of Commerce and Labor
Louisiana Avenue
Division of Supplies
Department OF the Interior
Department
Howard Univeral
Howard University
International Tribunal
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