Stock Market Mixed After Opening Decline on Transportation Worries
Heaviness ruled trading as prices fell on light offerings with broad weakness in rails and independent steels. Copper gains faded after a new export group formed, while tobacco, leather, and sugar shares remained irregular. Bond activity was mixed as rates slipped and Liberty issues weakened. total sales reached $10.9 million with 250,000 shares changing hands.
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New York
United States Steel
Have
Salex
Ansio
Liberty
United States
Pier-Wolcott Company
Suir
Sumatea Tobacco
Wooton Anaconda Copper Oy Ann Atchison
Baldwin
Iohn Bethienem
Baltimore
Distillers Securities
General Motors
Great Northern
Cts
Ay Greene
Minnots Central
Interborough ‘Con Corp. Cos Inspiration Copper
Marinenta
Kansas City
Southern
Bennecott
Louweilie
Petroleum
Midwal O
Missouri
Maxwell Motors
Ada
North Pacific
Ohio City Gas
Ontario
Pittsburg Coal Pennsylvania
Om Copper
Ies
Republic Troi
Sinclair
Southern ‘Pacific
Southern Railways
Rudebaker Company
Union Pacific Texas Company
Uniteds Ko
Miami Copper
Gar
Westinghouse
Wilys Overland
Montana Power
Alaska
Uiberty
Leke Bourth
Liverty Ti
Tales
Livestock market and money rates report from Chicago
Chicago market notes show slow sales across hogs cattle and sheep with steady to lower prices on common stock and prime beef. Hogs 22 000 receipts steady. cattle and sheep uneven with feeders and cows mixed. money markets little changed amid Liberty bonds and international rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emiaco
Chicago
Bureau of Markets
Texas
Outside Help Sought for Armenians in Asia Minor
Charles R. Dana and William S. Nelson report urgent relief needs for deported Armenians in Asia Minor. They say about 2,000,000 were deported by the Turks, 400,000 survived, and less than a quarter of the current population may survive until harvest without outside aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salonika
Charles R. Dana
Beirut
Constantinople
William S. Nelson
Tripoli
Syria
Asia Minor
Bill to ban red flag display introduced in Senate
Senator New of Indiana introduces a bill to make it unlawful to display the red flag in the United States. He calls the red flag movement sacrilege against the memory of soldiers who gave their lives in battlefields. Standard Want Ads for Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
New
Indiana
Americans Take Up Quarters in Coblenz
About 40 000 American troops have arrived in Coblenz since the advance guard reached the city a week ago. The Third Army headquarters are in a government building beside the largest hotel taken as quarters. Troops cross the Rhine in small detachments and military traffic boosts the town’s activity as airplanes fly over the river. Churchgoers observe the marching units with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Coblenz
Rhine
Third Army
Coblenz Bands Through City as Third Division Holds Bridgehead
Coblenz crowds watch a marching band ride through the city led by musicians on gray horses. The third division crosses the Moselle north of Oblenz and takes position along the Sthine supporting bridgehead troops. Hotels and public buildings are used as offices for Americans as German officers complete war material handover and then move across the Rhine in white flag equipped autos to join forces beyond the bridgehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coblenz
Musicia
Moselle
Oblenz
Rhine
Hope for Armenia and Syria rights voiced by Marshall
A public telegram from Vice President Marshall dated December 18 expresses hope that Armenia and Syria victims of Turkish wrongs will reach the hearts of the just men at the peace council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marshall
Armenia
Syria
Turkey
Peace Council
Mother of Ex-Czar Believes Him Alive
The Dowager Empress of Russia near Livadia in the Crimea receives letters every ten days claiming to come from Nicholas II. Polish officers traveling from Sebastopol report she and her circle are convinced the former emperor is still alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Amsterdam
Nicholas of
Russia
Livadia
Crimea
Sebastopol
Nicholas Romanoff
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Daly Bank and Trust
Compan of
Butte
John Tryance
Swinborne
Pameitent
Silver Bow National Bank
Membe
Federal Reserve Bank Savings Department
Natonal Rupertion
John MacGinniss
D. J. Pia
Gerald
W.a.clark & Bro. Bankers
First National Bank of Butte
Tatana
Federal Reserve Bank
Andress Davis
Patton Beoree
Stephenson
Western Mont. — Bank
the Heilbronner Company
Hears
Featon & Co
Hayden, Stove & Co
Liberty Bonds
Lauzier-Wolcott Co
Pri
SaCirerum Stock Exchange Liberty Bonds, and. Thrift
Ga Mia Age Ee Esters
Waremce
Mee
Sunset Chebb
Wee Venen
Hank Bias
Ben
York Exch
Conn
Heilbronner Company
Arizona-Bingham
Austin
Amazon
Buttes
Butte-Detroit Canada
Cresson
Davis
Daly
Florence
Glenrock
Harlin
Howe Sound
Terome Rae
Lake Rose
Vailey
Nevada Filia
Ohio
Seraueh Stewart Minin
Sapulpa
Boston
Hellbronper Company
Anmeck A Algoman
Arizona
Comimia
Ballakiavas
Calumet
I Calumet
Hedas Ah Centennial
Ian Copper Han
West O
Franklin
Hoyle
Baty Mason Vaile
New Arcadian
Hutte
Santa Fe
Superior & Heston
Iy Istah Uw
Victoria
Wolverine
Winona
Nostro Enn
Bohemia
Te & Londo
Alaveras
Amero
Avice Daly
Majestic
Evada Doi Lai
Tattle
New Corneliat
Ohio Copper
Omaha
Mercantile Paper
Eave Merta
Metal Market
St. Louis
London
Thrift
Toledo
Willys-Overland, Inc
Toledo, Ohio
Motor Service and Sales Co
Main Street
White Horses
City
A.C. M. Hardware House
Gibson
West Park Street
George C. Thomson
Prop
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