Bonds Irregular And Less Active In The Market
Special to The Washington Post reports a marked downturn in bond activity with prices erratic and the average slipping to 83.50. Liberty bonds were steady except certain 3 percents, while calls granted liquidity at 3 to 6 percent. Analysts see mixed views on a bull market, with debates on Europe’s impact and a strong case made for industrials due to wartime growth and rising corporate wealth.
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Washington Post
New York
New York Bond Market Mixed Yet Steady In Evening Trading
A broad list of corporate and government bonds traded with varied prices as Atlantic Gulf Armour, Chesapeake, Southern, and Union issues appeared. Stocks moved with modest gains after earlier declines as traders eyed liquidity and upcoming maturities.
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American Tel & Tel
Cy. Ga
Anglo- Wrench
Ba Armour & Co
Atlantic
Antic Baltimore & Ohio Co
Pethlechem Steel
Central of Georgia
Central Leather
Central Pacific Rats
Chesapeake
Chio Co
Chicago
B. Quine
Aris
Golorado & Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
Distillers Securities
Dominion of Canada
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Rapid Transit
Marine
Kansas City Southern
Southern Bell
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Gen. Ae Texan Company
Coupan
Liberty
U.S. Liberty
U. S. Liberty
U, & Victory
US Victory
Liggett & Myers
Loulaville & Nashville
Missouri
Kan
Texas
Missouri Pac
Montana Power
Rey
York Central
Oregon Short Line Pacific Tel
Pennsylvania Consolidated
Pennsylvania
Reading
Republic Iron & Steel
Jnipdas
St. L. & San Fran RR
Seaboard Air Line
U.S
J cv
Virginia Car
Weabash
Chicago Grain Moves On Washington Decision
Frantic buying drove grain and provisions higher after Washington announced the government would not sell the 1919 wheat crop at a loss. Corn led advances with mixed and white varieties quoted higher. Futures showed sharp spreads as oats and rye also rose and mixed grains traded at firm prices.
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Chicago
Washington
United States
Metal Market Report From August Trading Echoes
In a mixed session outlets report spot and futures for electrolytic metals. TRON steadies with 23 August data showing 23 percent and 34 for September. London assesses copper at £96 2s 6d spot and £197 6s futures. Tin and lead prices appear solid with varied futures. New York and East St. Louis notes reflect delivery and pricing for spelter and other metals.
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London
New York
Philadelphia Markets Butter and Eggs Report
Butter higher in Western creamery markets. prices for Western extra firsts and nearby prints listed. Eggs easier with nearby shipments noting per case and current values. broiler prices mixed with Western broilers at 35 to 38 cents. Other items unchanged amid limited market movement in Philadelphia trading.
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Ucles
Supreme Court docket includes multiple US v Hinton et al and estate probate
The Daily Legal Record lists criminal divisions with United States v Andrew Hinton and others, Jameson and Steel cases, probates for J Rose Calhoun Henrietta Hoban David B Harmony and others, plus numerous property and mortgage matters across Washington, with bonds, recognizances, and estate administrations detailed for August court sessions.
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Justice Battey
United States
Andrew Hinton
Dail
Patrick F. O'Connor
James B. Steel
Patrick F. O'Conner Aurety
A. EH. Mulloway
Clarence Jones
Falar Protecess
W. W. Stewart
Surety
J. A. O’ Shes
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Abeckatte
W. Stewart
Jamon
Stewart
Gustav Brooks
Foy
W. W. Brew
Edward Thomas
John Me
Justice Batley
J. Rosé Calhoun
Arthur Peter
W. H. In
Eatate
Henrietta Hoban
H. P. Blair
David B. Harmony
Hamilton & Hamilton
Richard HW. Welsaker
Bauman & Baumat
Mary O
Adelia Giddings
William Stockman
TL. A. Over
John H. Thomey
W. C. Martin
Andrew Jackson
Washington Railway and Electric stock hits new low on exchange
Washington Railway and Electric preferred stock fell to a new low after 20 shares sold at 56 on the Washington Stock Exchange. The day’s tone was steady but slow with varied bids and trades in Potomac Electric, Capital Traction and Merenthaler Linotype among others.
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Lew. Cl
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Washington Stock Exchange
Potomac
Consolidated
General Mortgage
Capital Traction
Mer- Kenthaler Linotype
Ington Balich & Electric
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report
New York Aug 3 report shows BUSTER firm with receipts 19 771 bags. Creamery prices higher. eggs receipts 27 763 with varied grades and regional whites and browns quoted. Cheese and lard values listed. coffee spot prices Rio and Santos noted. broad market activity in dairy poultry and fats described.
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Pennsylvania
Hennery
Kennery
Middle West
Rio
Santos
Baltimore Markets Amid Dairy and Produce Listings
Baltimore August 6 market report highlights prices for creamery butter at 54 to 46 cents, fancy cheeses, various dairy prints, eggs and Western firsts. Wheat notes show No 2 spring around 3.85 to 3.39, corn values near 2.00 per bushel, with regional grains and produce quoted across Maryland Virginia and nearby areas.
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Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Aryland
West Virginia
Crete
New York Grain Spot News
Wheat steady on spot trading with No 3 at 2.96 on track New York arrival. No 3 white grain prices quoted with some notes on futures and market activity. details are fragmentary and partially garbled.
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New York
New York Not Yet World Financial Center Says Hepburn
A. Barton Hepburn, chairman of Chase National Bank’s advisory board, argues New York remains the hemisphere’s financial center but will struggle to outrank London. He cites London’s world-wide trade reach, warehouse advantages, and debt constraints as reasons New York must build global business capability. He predicts multiple centers, with New York among the most important.
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Hemisphere
London
A. Barton Hepburn
Chase National Hank
Mr. Hepburn
Eingland
Informal farewell luncheon for Col P L Smith at Rauscher's
General H M Lord director of finance hosted a farewell luncheon at Rauscher's yesterday in honor of Col P L Smith, the finance officer ordered to Fort Leavenworth. Sponsors were Col See Maj Gia Cel Basokens Miegver.
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Basokens Miegver
Traction Company Ordered to Move Streetcar Stop
The public utilities commission ordered Capital Traction to remove leading platforms from the west to the east side of Seventeenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, doubling their size. The south side stop after G Street will shift to the north side of Pennsylvania Avenue, enabling four cars to load at once once work begins on new platforms.
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Capital Traction Company
Public Utilities Commission
Seventeenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
G Street
Water bills delinquent amid district shutoff orders
Water Registrar Wallace ordered water shutoffs in the district for unpaid flat rate bills due in July. Meter bills delivered in the southwest and southeast must be paid in August. Northwest bills to be issued November 1 and northeast bills by February 1, 1520.
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Wallace
District Commissioners Split Over Claims Limitation Bill
District Commissioner Gardiner opposed a bill requiring notice within 36 days and suit within one year for claims against the District. Commissioners Brownlow and Katz support it, while Gardiner warns it would spur suits by limiting inquiry into injuries. Current code offers three years for filing or one year in death cases.
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Mapes
House District Committee
Benetor Sherman
Senate District Committee
Brownlow and Katz
Odd Fellows Outing and Fraternity Excursions Planned
Odd Fellows from Washington and Maryland join Forest Lodge members in a manual excursion today at Chesapaske. Tomorrow three groups hold outings at the bay resort: Sons of Jonadab Crescent Benevolent Association and National Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America with organizers Louis Piisard John C. Poster and James Allen directing plans.
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Washington
Maryland
Forest Lodge
Forestville
Chesapaske
Bay Resort
Sons of Jonadab
Crescent Benevolent Association
National Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
Louis Piisard
Crescent Association
John C. Poster
James Allen Bay
Carmen
Clarendon phone charges may rise in coming advance
The Virginia corporation commission may approve another small rate increase for the Rosslyn exchange serving Clarendon Cherrydale Arlington Batleton and Fort Myer Heights. The change would raise Rosslyn monthly service from 25 cents to 1 dollar for some classes while leaving others unchanged. The Bell system says earnings are below 6 per cent and promises underground wiring and improved service. Local road and rail updates, a Fort Myer Heights association meeting, a successful Arlington fair, and an upcoming lawn fete are noted along with a state senator and Richmond delegate race. Captain Arthur W. Beer remains hospitalized after an area streetcar accident.
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