Markets Slow but Bonds Strong in Baltimore Shares
The Daily News reports a slow market week with bonds leading demand. First class bonds remain scarce while municipals are pricey. Maryland and Georgia bonds show strength with several issues trading above par. Gas stocks stay active, and trust stocks decline after a circular on loan amounts.
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Bar
Continental Trust
Carroll Hall
South Calvert and
Batthmore Streets
American Bonding
Old Lina Real Estate
Citizens Trust
Maryland Casualty Strong
Mercantile
Charleston & Western Carolina
Atlantic Coast Line
Georgia, Southern & Florida
Adkin Valley Kanes
Mercantile Trust Company
Baltimore Committee
Georgia & Alabama
Yad Valley
Washington, D. C
United Railway
Domand
Towxsenn Scorrt & Soy
Leather and footwear markets show steady demand in Baltimore
The Baltimore leather and footwear report notes no major changes from prior weeks with fall lines soon. slippers for summer rise in demand. Hides and wool show modest activity and price firmness, while tallow and wool markets reflect cautious sentiment. Bradstreets observes springlike demand boosting dry goods, linen, and footwear sectors alongside steady iron and steel activity.
New Black Drapery Trends Foreshadow Spring Fashion
Fashion authorities note Black Drapery reports and costumes rising in popularity at the Museeuied Ore show. Frederick Thoye promotes budget options with Fancy Ribbons and Moire Taffetas in spring colorings for summer dresses.
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AUL
Frederick Thoye
Wheat Market Slumps Amid Liquidation and Drought News
Wheat prices fell across samples with Western markets leading the decline as traders faced heavy liquidation in Chicago and drought reports from California. The Baltimore market closed lower, March at 72.5 cents, with April 71.0 and May 113.4 cents, while oils and feeds showed varied prices and overall quiet trading.
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Chicago
California
Baltimore
Southern
What Is Shiloh Remedy For Couch and Consumption
A vintage medicinal ad touts Shiloh as a remedy for cough cold and consumption with a half century of use. It claims cures for incipient consumption and relief in advance stages, offering a refund if unsatisfied. Prices listed as 25 50 and 100 cents, sold by Albert L. Pearro.
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Shiloh
Albert L. Pearro
Catoctin Furnace prospects revived with paint works and mills
The Frederick County Circuit Court is to ratify the April 7 sale of the Catoctin Furnace property to Ernest Sharp of Baltimore. Purchaser William B Price and partners plan re opening paint works and establish nail and hosiery plants, with a smelting operation revived, boosting local employment and industry. The Konkle property on Carroll street and the East Patrick street residence accompany the sale. Triplets born near Commonstown Cumberland County Pa celebrate their 56th birthday, believed oldest wing triplets in the world. their father was a wagon maker and farmer, mother Mary Myers died aged 72.
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Catoctin Furnace
Messrs
Chase Levy
George Houck
Harry P. Forsuch
Catoctin Mountain Iron Company
Ernest Sharp
Baltimore
Frederick County
Ciicmt
Wm. B Price
Cavetown
Washington County
Konkle
Carroll Street
East Patrick Street
Mary Myers
Frightened horse damages sign pole in city
A horse owned by Mr. Ernest Miss near the city was tied to an iron sign pole in front of Nixtorf and Brookey on East Patrick street. It shied at an electric car this morning and dragged the pole, which had to be lifted to straighten it.
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Dresa Ma
Ernest Miss
Nixtorf & Brookey
East Patrick Street
Carty’s Furniture Store
Mos
Frederick, Ld
Accident costs Brunswick brakeman his right foot
A Brunswick yard brakeman, Mr Harry Long, lost his right foot at work around 2 am Thursday when a patent coupler jammed and wheels crushed the limb. He had the ankle amputated at the bunk house operating room by company surgeons Drs Ransom Hortie and West. Mrs Long has been ill for weeks.
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Harry Long
Henry Long
Brunswick
Cure for Sick Headaches Promised by Kurt's Clover Root
An archaic ad claims Kurt's Clover Root Tea cures headaches caused by overwork and purports a blood purer and tissue builder. Money refunded if unsatisfied. Price 20 cents and 50 cents. Sold by Albert L. Pearce. Also promotes Harper Whiskey as a good gift and beverage sold by C. N. Bauer in Frederick, MD.
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Kurt
Albert L. Pearce
Harper
C. N. Bauer
Frederick
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