Market for bonds heavy to weak amidst steel losses
Washington Post report from New York on December 23 describes a broad bond market downturn with more issues dropping a point or more. Industrials and railroad bonds weakened, steel issues led declines, and new issues added to supply pressure amid cautious demand and shifting currencies affecting Canadian financing prospects.
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Washington Post
New York
Hatter Steel
Lackawanna
Bethlehem
U S. Steel
Rors Steel
Indiana Steel
Baltimore Markets Prices and wholesale dairy items list
Wholesale market notes for Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby regions listing prices for creamery products eggs feed and poultry. Includes per pound prices for old hens white leghorns ducks geese and turkeys, oats and wheat quotes plus corn track prices and availability segments.
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Baltimore
Yancy
Choice
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
West Virginia
Kent Island
Live Stock Markets Show Mixed Cattle and Hog Trends in Chicago
Chicago live stock markets report receipts of cattle about 2000 with heavy beef steers steady to 35 lower on plain quality. hogs at 4050, steady to higher for light weights. sheep and lambs receipts 8000 with fat lambs 35 to 40 higher and fat ewes steady. notable top prices include steers 780, calves up to 800, hogs 800-850 range, and lambs around 1100-1210 at market close.
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Chicago
US Bureau of Markets
York Dee
Iene Eee Simail
U. S. Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
Retaners
Vgtennias
York
New Yorks
Nova Scotias
Indianas
Ohios
Pennsylvanias
Maines
Michigans
U .S
North Carolinas
Californias
Floridas
Chicago Grain Holds Steady After Relief Bill Sign
Grain futures edged higher on news of a $20 million famine relief bill for Russia, with wheat and corn gaining modestly while oats eased. Cash grain quotes show No 1 hard wheat at 116% and various corn and oats grades trading near steady values, alongside a broad list of stocks, bonds, and commodity prices in the market report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York Produce Prices and Real Estate Loans Summary
New York reported steady butter with varied creamery pricing and egg receipts totaling 13 509. Livestock and poultry quotes included live poultry, turkeys, and dressed poultry. Sugar and coffee markets showed no sales. prewar real estate loans offered by firms on desiring securities, with local brokers advertising mortgage funds and trust services.
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New York
New Jersey
Hennery
Cubas
Oayler & Hubertomine
WM Saunders & 4
EK St
Main
Earnings and dividends across markets and firms in January
Earnings of Mergenshale Linotype for October and November reach 376047 dollars, with a yearly return near 18 percent on investment. Potomac Electric general mortgages traded at 842, while Lanston stock rose to 7240 and Washington Railway issues varied. Cities Service reports November earnings of 973433 dollars, with twelve months’ earnings totaling 11442556 dollars and a 6504752 dollar reserve balance. Columbia National Bank declared a 6 percent dividend and granted a 0.5 percent employer bonus. Dexter outlines subcommittee heads for the iPLAN Institute dinner at Willard on February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Stock Exchange
Washington Railway & Electric
American Secuity & Trust
Lanston Monotyne
Mengenthaler Linotype
Potomac Electric
Tel
Tel & Tel
Ana & Potomac
A &P
CG & P Tel
C &P Tel of Wales Capital Traction
City & Sub. Ry
Georgetown G
Metropolitan
A & Mt
Balt & Anna
Ry & FE
Riggs Realty
Am Tel & Tel
Capital Traction
Gay Washington Gas
N & W Steamboat
Oo 'woRy & el Co
Capital
Columbia
District
Farmers & Mechanics
Federal
E.ee
Liberty Etwas
Lincoln
Riges Cay
Washington
Tee Trust Companies
Am Security & Trust
Continental Trust
Nat Savings & Trust
Union Trust
Wash. Loan & Trust
Savings Banks
Commerce & Savings
Merchants’ Bank - Security Savs & Com
Seventh Street
Union
East Washington
United States
Washington Mechanics
American
Arlington
Corcoran
Firemen's
National Union
Title Insurance
Columbia Tose Ween Ne Ray Aee Real Estate
Sac
Col Grapho Mfg
D of C Paper Mfg Co
Cate Oy Lanston Monotype
Merchants Tr & Store
Mergenthaler Linotype
Washington Market
Moerris H. Glazer
Mergenshale Linotype Company
Board of Directors
Meigenthaler
Potomac Electric General
Sarhe Corporation
Washington Railway
Lanston
Washington Railway Preferred
American Security and Trust
W A Dexter
Institute
Willard
J cC Chaney
Commercial National Bank
H. W. Burnside
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Harry Vv. Haynes
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
William FH. Taylor
Riggs National Bank
James Dulin, Jr
American Security and Trust Company
Norman H. Towson
Washington Tioan and Trust
Frank Addisson
Addison
Security and Commercal Bank
Cities Service Company
Columbia National Bank
New York Cotton Prices Rise on January Notices
In New York on December 23 the cotton market shows firmer tones as January notices cover and shorts buy back. January up to 1856, closing at 1846 with firm overall gains of 19 to 38 points. March May July and October futures also advance amid light volume. Also: Cambridge, Md. robbery of merchant Frank H. Jones yields $400. two men attacked him on return home, robbed him of cash and books. Investigating officers urged witnesses to come forward.
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New York
Shorts
Washington Post
Cambridge
Frank H. Jones
Bishops Head
Navy Assignments and Detachments 1921
Navy Department notices detail personnel transfers and detachments for December 31 1921. Officers and enlisted personnel move to ships yards trains hospitals and fleets nationwide including Newport Mare Island Philadelphia and New York with revocation and appointment actions noted for several units.
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NAVY
Wm. Littlefield
Navy Dept
Cér
Atla
Fleet
Robert J. Berry
Indig
Newark
N. J
U. S. S. New York
Vincent Benedict
Navy Yd
New York
Savannah
Chas
F. Dame
Olympia
Charleston
S C
Jas. H. Delany
Fit
John Erickson
Ict R S
Allen J. Gahagan
S. Mrasis Zippi
U S Quail
U S S Delaware
Homer E. Curlee
Thomas Downs
S. Breckenridge
Bobgunk
Wm A Drury
U S S Beaufort
U’ S Vega
M Cashin
Vega
Albert R Colwell
Boston Mass
U.S Arkansas
Walter Dickey
R. S
Chollas Heights
San Diego
Calif
Raymond L Higgins
Eagle
Thos. W. Hughes
San
John A. Sedgwick
U S
Lark
North Dakota
Warwick M ‘Tinsley
U.S Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Donald H. Weaver
U. S
Chas W Lans
Wash
League Island
Phila Pa
T Lineberry
Marc Lusland
Wm H O Connor
U.S . Alameda
Kaweah
Joseph TD Greene
Gordon
Bower
8. C
Mare Island
Cc. F. Co
Edward A. Thiele
Effec
Jas A Buchanan
Radio Star
Keyport
John J. Brierly
R.S New York
Sperry Gyroscope Co
Brooklyn
Jas Fallon
Nevada
Pacfit
Frigzle
Norfolk
Mnsp
Alfred F. Hotzl
Henry
Mach
Beth
Shipbidg Corp
Quincy
Thomas Murrayes
Henry Saarm
Boston
Wallace C. Schlaefer
U.S. S. Oklahoma
Chas Braun
Chaumont
Michael J. Heary
Redwing
Victor J LaCount
U_S
Henderson
Bruno Rolf
Ch. Pharm
Wil
Navsta
New Orleans
Jas
F. Dillard
U S&s. S
Contoceok
U S S
Widgeon
Harry D. Rogers
John W. Thrunk
Curlew
Mantard
Buckler Sues Tidewater Lines For 50000 Damages
Maudie Buckler via her father sues Tidewater Lines Inc in District Supreme Court seeking 50000 in damages. Attorney Leonard T Mather represents her. Claim states on February 25 a Tidewater vehicle collided with Buckler’s machine, causing serious injuries.
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Maudie Buckler
Daniel Buckler
District Supreme Court
Tidewater Lines, Inc
Leonard T Mather
Travel New York to California by Steamer
Sailings every eighteen days to Los Angeles and San Francisco by American Steamers. Venezuela sails February 8, Santa Rosa February 25, Ecuador March 11. Depart from Pier 33 Brooklyn. Cruises end in Havana, Balboa, Libertad, Acajutla, Guatemala City, and Manzanilla. 30 days of rest. contact steamship or railroad agents or PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. in New York or Baltimore.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
S. Venezuela
Santa Roa
Ecuador
Panama Canal
Havans
Cuba
Cratobal
Balboa
Canal Zone
Libertad
Acajutla
Salvador
San Jose de Guatemala
Manzanilla
Mexico
Pacific Mail Steamship CQ
Hanover Square
New York
Continental Building
Baltimore
Injured Passenger Sues Capital Traction for 160000
Miss Mary A Mateer of Mount Gilead Ohio sues Capital Traction Company of the District of Columbia for 160000 claiming permanent injuries from a high speed car crash near Sligo branch. She alleges careless operation and that the motorman and conductor jumped to control. Mateer worked in a Washington government department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broce.ville
Capital Traction Company
District of Columbia
Mary A. Mateer
Mount Gilead
Ohio
Plaintff
Robert EB. Peter
Totkville
Mateer
Sligo Branch
Washington
Libbie M. Kussmaul
Henry A Glascoe, Jr
Rockville
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Uruguay
St Louis Southwestern Consolidated
Virginia Railway
Iowa Central
Chicago and Western Indiana
St Paul
Sterling Exchange
London
Louisville
Nashville
J. P. Morgan & Company
Monseryem
Local Produce Market
By M’manus
MR. Broad
Wall Street
MorGoose
Chee
Iplan Institute
W. A. Dexter
Local Exchange
Indy
Travel
California
Pier 33
Atlantic Terminal
Hamilton Ave
Fort Foote
Nathaniel E. Hungerford
Owen Thorne
Melva White
Lester P. Widmeyer
Riverdale
Couner
Hyattsville
Hagerstown
Lesirge
Benjamin Lee
Joseph Morgan
Lee
The
Post
Santa Claus
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Nuf
Grace Hamiston
Sunday Post
Asia
Europe
America
Uncle Sam
Pat Crowe
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