Baltimore Stocks and Bonds Market Report May 26
The Baltimore market shows active demand for good bonds while New York stays dull. United Railway income bonds yield 2 percent, lowering overall sentiment. Maryland Casualty and Baltimore trusts advance. Government bonds are strong, with city stock demand light. Money is around 4 percent on call. rail bonds remain in demand. discuss odds of better prices ahead.
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Muigher
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Ciiy Canta
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Cash wheat prices ease after Buffalo strike end
Week sees freer movement to the seaboard with slightly easier prices. Baltimore quotations show apot and May at 70/4 cents, June at 7/ga7034, July 73, Southern by sample 71a77 g, and 72g477 conte fordo. Settling price contract 7614 conte.
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Purely Persona Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Mr Harry Nuns of Pittsburg visits his mother in this city. Rev Fr Mullen and brother of Frederick and Baltimore visit relatives at Thurmont. Misses Alice Lambert Alma Haines and Mamie Shater return from Westminster. Miss Salle Kepler of Middletown stays with brother Lorenzo J Kepler in Frederick. Mr P F Pampel goes to Liberty due to illness of mother-in-law Elizabeth Hitzelberger. Mrs Rows Mitchell of Springfield Ohio visits relatives here. guest of Elias Routzahn near Ellerton. Mr J Harry Waters anew appointed principal of the graded school and Miss Eva Jennings principal of the West End School at Branswick. Miss Roberta Firth of Oakmont Pa, former pupil of Woman's College, visits sister Mary Boyd Firth at the college. Mr Charles Warner and Miss Addie Wilhide attend Christian Endeavor Convention at Myersville Thursday evening. Mr Charles H Remsburg son of Henry C Remsbourg of Middletown is graduating in 99 from Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster Pa. Commencement will be held January 6.
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Pittsburg
Mullen
Frederick
Baltimore
Thurmont
Alice Lambert
Alma Haines J
Mamie Shater
Weatminster
Salle Kepler
Middletown
Lorenzo J. Kepler
P. F. Pampel
Liberty
Elizabeth Hitzelberger
Rows Mitchell
Springsfield
Ohio
Elias Routzahn
Ellerton
J. Harry Waters
Eva Jennings
West End
Branswick
Roberta Firth
Oakmont
Bergstresser Clergyman Guests Visit Middletown Event
Rev Dr P Bergstresser of Rockwood and his son Rev Fuller Bergstresser of Allegheny City were guests of Mr and Mrs OC EK Rhoderick in Middletown. It was Dr Bergstresser’s first Middletown visit since leaving the pastorate six years ago. The Lesbian Literary Society marks its anniversary at the Woman’s College this evening. Tomorrow President Apple will preach the baccalaureate sermon in the Evangelical Reformed Church with graduates in cap and gown.
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P. Bergstresser
Rockwood
Lutheran Church of
Middletown
Fuller Bergstresser
Allegheny City
OC. EK. Rhoderick
Bergatresser
Woman's College
Lesbian Literary Society
Apple
Evangelical Reformed Church
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