Fourth day of gains steady in bond and stocks
Steady daily gains persisted in bonds with the largest open transactions of the period. Missouri Pacific activity rose while high grade industrials and utilities absorbed on a rising level as New York and London markets showed broader strength and larger turnovers.
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London
New York
Stecks
Busines
Missouri Pacific
Tate
Gould
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Harrimans
New York Bond Market Summary Bid and Offer Prices
New York bonds listed with prices and yields include American Agricultural, American Cotton Cit, American Tel & Tel, American Smelting, American Tobacco, Armour & Co, Atchison, Atlantic Coast Line, Baltimore & Ohio, Bethlehem Steel, Brooklyn Transit, Central of Georgia, Chesapeake & Ohio, Chicago and many others. The list shows Bid and Offered for numerous issues, with several at 101% to 93% range and a closing total of 8155 101% 93%.
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New York
American Agricultural Bs
American Cotton Cit
American Tel. & Tel. Co
American Smelting
American Tobacco
Armour & Co
Atchison Gen
Atchison cv
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohie
Kansas City Southern
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Transit
Central of Georgia
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
B. & Quincy
Chicago Great Western
MIL & St. P. Ev
MIL & St. P. Wen
RT. & Pac
R. L & Pac
Chicago & Northwestern
Colorado & Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
Dietiliers Securities
Erie
General Electric
Treat Northern
Uunois Central
Interborough
Lake Shore
Liggett & Myera
Lorillard
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri, Kans
Texas
Missouri Pacific cv
New York Central
New York City
New York State
New York Railway
H. & Hartford
Osfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Pacific Tel
Tel
Pennsylvanks
Pennsylvania
Ray Consolidated
Reading
Republic Steel
St. Louis
San Fran
St. Louis Southwestern Con
Seaboard Airline
Adj. Bs
Southern Bell Tel
Southern Pacific Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas Company
Texas and Praffic Int
Third Avenue
Union Pacific
Steel Sa
Virginia-Carolina Chemicals
Wabash
Western Union i
Westinghouse Electric Co
Jel
Liz
Kansas
Missouri Pacific
Amer
Car & Foundry
National Biscuit
EU National Lead
Ti Americe Securitie
N. Ry
New Haven
American Locomotive
Amer. Sm. & Refining
N. Y
Ont
West
Am. Sm
Norfolk & Western
North American
American Tel
American Tobacco Tea
Wet Pacific
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atchison Ptd
Cc. Co. & St L
Fitteburgh Coal
Tag
Pullman Palace
Brook
Mil & St.p. Fae Gay
St. L
Chicugo & N
Seaboard Air Line
Cole, Fuel & Iron
Law
Seaboard U. L
Slosa-Sheffield S. & I
Delaware & Hudson
Southern Hallway
Southern Ry
Denver & Rio Gr. Pt
Tennessee
Lin Bs
Texas Ca
Texan & Pacific
Tinion Pacific
Erie 2d
General Eiectric
B. Realty
Sonne
Great Northern
United States Rubter
Great North
Ee Eal
United States Steel
Illinois Central
U. 3. Steel
Utah
Interborough-Met
Caro
Chemicad
Met
Inter Harvester
Western Maryland
l*Inter
Western Union
Kansas City
Westhouse
Government Bonds Prices From New York Market Jan 21
Government bonds report shows New York on January 21 with sales of 17,600 barrels of prime crude and various yellow and white crude pricing. Prime crude ranged 5.73 to 5.87, prime summer yellow 6.60 to 7.28 across months February through August, primes winter yellow 6.90 to 7.50, and prime summer white 7.00 to 7.75.
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New York
United States Treasury Local Stock Exchange Report
A Treasury local stock exchange notice lists closing figures for various commodities and bonds. It includes prices for Washington Railway and Electric bonds, tin sales, copper and iron market notes, and futures in London copper with quoted levels and trading terms.
Washington Stock Exchange notes and city banking elections
Despite modest trading on the Washington Stock Exchange, buyers favored Washington Railway and Electric, Gas, and Mergentheler issues with limited supplies. U.S. telephone stock rose on the New York Exchange yet saw no offers. The Washington Clearing House elected Cane Rudolph as president, J. Gales Moore reelected secretary, and bank officers were chosen, while Old Dutch Market reports a steady dividend and a ten year lease for a new Seventh Street building in Washington's shopping district.
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Washington Clearing House Association
Cane H. Rudolph
William J. Flather
J. Gales Moore
George W. White
John Poole
Clearing-House
Clarence
Old Dutch Market Company
Old Dutch Market
Seventh Street
Ola Dutch
Cooperation links Morgan to English finance in wartime trade
In New York the article outlines a growing Anglo American financial partnership. Morgan & Co would act as London and New York representatives for English interests, enabling large credits and purchases for Britain while supporting U S commerce. Henry Davison and Willard Straight are highlighted for structuring open, equal contracts and aiding Latin and South American financing.
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New York
Great Britain
United States
London
Europe
George Palsh
Henry P. Davison
Willard Straight
Mr. Davison
Mr. Straight
J. P. Morgan & Co
England
Morgan House
J. P. Morgan
Tienry P. Davison
Davison
Lie
Paris
China
Davigan
Washington
Mr. Knox
Taft
Straight
South America
Argentina
Straight Holland
New York Cotton Markets Rally Amid Short Covering
Early advances in New York cotton sparked a sharp intraday rally with prices making new highs before easing on realized profits. May contracts rose to about 19 points over the morning low as heavy spot buying and short covering supported a general demand, though futures closed below the best levels.
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New York
Chicago Grain Prices Edge Higher in War Market
Chicago grain prices rose with wheat hitting the war high of 1.45% a bushel as farmers held grain, though gains were not held. Corn and oats also advanced, while provisions showed mixed finishes. Cash grain quotes list No. 2 red wheat around 1.44% and No. 4 yellow corn near 1.72, with oats around 63%. New York money markets show mercantile paper at 4 1/4, steady sterling, and varying bond and loan rates.
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Chicago
New York
Oil quotations from Ow City Pa January report
Credit balances 1.50. Huns 123,859 average 93,193. Shipments 27,634 average 40,779. Hogs 7% 8, sheep 1 5, veal calves rehoice 13611%4, spring samba 7 3, dressed hogs 3493.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OW City
Baltimore Markets Prices for Wheat Corn Butter and Eggs
Baltimore markets report commodity prices for wheat corn and butter with various grades and regional notes. Eggs list Maryland Pennsylvania nearby firsts Western firsts West Virginia firsts and Southern firsts with loss off and per dozen figures.
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Baltimore
Western
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Fenneylvania
Philadelphia Markets Wrap In Early Trade
Philadelphia markets report butter steady cheese firm wheat higher with No 2 red spot at 1.43 to 1.46 for export No 1 northern etc corn higher with No 2 spot export around 79 to 80 oats higher at No 2 white 59 to 60 poultry alive steady dressed firm roosters 13 to 44 cents.
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Philadelphia
F. c
Vexport
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report
New York market notes show steady or firm prices across produce and commodities. Butter and pork hold steady, flour and corn firm, with varied poultry and hog receipts and regional white and hens egg quality indicated.
Local Produce Market Wholesale Prices
Weather boosts egg supply and lowers egg prices. Poultry prices listed for alive chickens hens turkeys. Cheese butter and various vegetables with regional price ranges and crate or basket units. Green fruit prices cover oranges grapefruits lemons and pineapples with box or crate units.
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New York State
Elgin
Tub
Eqg&s
Virginia
Florida
California
U S Exports Rise Sharply In December Foodstuffs
Commerce Department says December exports jumped across grains and meats with flour up 68 percent and fresh beef more than twelvefold. Wheat exports five times prior year, corn and oats also up, while overall breadstuffs show strong gains amid rising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department
United States
Department of Commerce
100000 Men Idle in Chicago This Winter
Chicago officials report one hundred thousand residents without jobs this winter as per the public welfare commission to Mayor Harrison. The commission received statements from 249 firms. most cited weak business conditions. Fourteen firms, however, reported increases in employment.
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Chicago
Argentine dreadnoughts praised for U S built ships
Bahia Blanca dispatch reports the minister of marine, after inspecting the Rivadavia, informs President De la Plaza by wire that the vessel leaves a favorable impression. He congratulates the executive on the construction of both Rivadavia and Moreno, built in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Bahia Blanca
Rivadavia
de A Plaza
Moreno
United States
Gould Likes M. P. Deal and Proxy Call
George J. Gould, chairman of Missouri Pacific, said he would be glad to see stockholders elect representatives of the financial interests to the board as proxy holders. He added the road should manage its 25 million dollars of notes due next June with help from big rail and banking firms. In Uniontown, Pa., receivers were appointed for the Bower Hill Connellsville Coke and Supply companies after declaring assets exceeded liabilities by 500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George J. Gould
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Road
Mr. Gould
Missouri
Uniontown
Bower Hill-Connellsville Coke Company
Bower Hill- Connellsville Supply Company
Livestock market quotes from Chicago and New York
Chicago hog receipts 45 000 market lower bulk 6 55 to 6 75 light 6 45 to 6 85 mixed 6 45 to 6 30 heavy 6 25 to 6 80 pigs 5 25 to 6 20 cattle receipts 5 000 market steady native steers 6 50 to 9 25 cows and heifers 3 29 to 8 00 calves 7 25 to 10 56 sheep receipts 17 000 market steady sheep 5 75 to 8 60 yearlings 6 70 to 7 78 lambs 7 00 to 8 65 New York hog receipts 834 market lower 7 30 to 7 50 calves 112 market steady yearlings 0 50 to 12 50 culls 6 00 to 8 00 barn yard calves 5 50 to 6 25 sheep and lambs receipts 2 403 market steady sheep 3 50 to 6 75 lambs 7 00 to 3 60 cows 3 00 to 6 50 heifers 6 25 to 6 40
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
New York Grain Market Update January Spot and Futures
New York grain prices show spot wheat firm with multiple mixes for No 2 red No 2 hard and northern grades. May futures ease to 1.5644 and July at 1.32 percent. Corn spot firm No 2 yellow at 83 cents c i f. Oats firm standard 59 59½ cents. No white 59 to 61½. fancy clipped white 61 to 62. Rye and barley markets incomplete in report.
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New York
C. F
Duluth
Manitoba
Buffalo
Standard
RYE Finn
Banley—Firm
District Court News Reveals Wills and Assignments Across Cases
A district court roundup reports Benjamin Blethyn filing an assignment for creditors to surrender Ada Jenkins property through trustee Percy J. Russell. Thomas Johnson sues Capital Traction Co. for 10000 after a 1914 street collision. Wills distribute estates to wives, daughters, and executors with multiple beneficiaries and see probate filings for Emily A. Clark and Caroline Kidd, with significant real and personal property involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Blethyn
Recorder of Deeds
Ada M. Jenkins
Percy J. Russell
Capital Traction Company
District Supreme Court
Thomas Johnson
W. G. Gardiner
L. L. Hamby
Johnson
Le Breton to Speak Here at Cosmos Club
M. Andre le Breton, Alliance Francaise lecturer and Bordeaux professor, will address Washingtonics group at the Cosmos Club next Thursday at 4 30. He will speak on Moeurs et Physi onomies de la vieille France and has earned three prizes from the Academie Francaise on French literature. This is his first trip to America. A Mississippi Society meeting at Confederate Memorial Hall 4323 Vermont avenue northwest is set for Saturday night with Vice President Thomas R Marshall presiding and the election of officers for the ensuing year to be held.
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M. Andre le Breton
Alliance Francaise
Washington
Cosmos Club
France
The
Mississippi Society
Confederate Memorial Hall
Vermont Avenue Northwest
Thomas R. Marshall
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Local Stock Exchange
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Seles
Washington Railway and Electric
Mergenthaler Linotype
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Georgetown
Washington Gas
Columbia Gas & Electric
Capital Traction Co
Anac. & Pot
Anacostia & Pot
Ithene Chty & Suburban Ry
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Washington Ry
Bilec
American ‘Tel
Treasury
Market Co
M. & W. Steamboat
Federal Reserve
Fises Realty
Public Utility
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Allver
Wash. Ry
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Mer, Security and Trust
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Loan & Trust
Union Trust Company
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Commerce & Savings
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Arlington Corcoran Firemen
Oe National Union
Columbia Title
Chapin-Sacks Co
American Graphophons Com
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Transfer & Storag
Security Storage Co
Washington Market
Jan
Alaska
Boston & Maine
Butte & Superior Mining
Calumet & Arizona Mining
China Mining
Copper Range
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Franklin Mining Granby Mining
Greene-Cananea Mining
Ay Hancock Consolidated Mining
Miami Mining
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Nevada Consolidated Mining
North Butte Mining
Old Dominion Mining
Osceola Mining
Ray Consolidated Mining
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Mergentheler
American Telephone and Telegraph
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Railway
New Clearing House
Carson
A. B. Ruff
Washington National
George L. Starkey
Nationall Bank of Washington
Starkey
Central and National Bank of Washington Consolidated
Clarence F. Norment
Daniel Fraser
Charles ©. White
Albert D. Ruf
W. Wallace Narin
NEW York Stock Market
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Copfee
Rio
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Local Produce Market
Lauds JU. S
M. P. Deal
NEW York Grain
Financeal
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Bank of Personal Service
Munsey Trust CO
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H Sts
Munsey Trust Company
Frank A. Munsey
Lanston Ni
Heurich’s Brewing
Wash. & Southern Bank
Franklin Nat. Bank
Bigee Nat
Potomac Fire
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Lanston
Thomas L. Hume
District Court News
Samuel L. Smith
Annie L. Smith
Iife
Hazel Smith
Mary Olivia Smith
J. T. Smith
Wilbur R. Garrett
Thi City
Emily A. Clark
Eugene H. Mclachlen
Warren J. Clark
Harry W. Clark
Augustus K. Clark
James P. Clark
Robert 8. Clark
Fdna H. Clark
Adelaide W. Clark
Dorecthy RR. Clark
Hdna
A. Clark
Otis
Caroline M. Kidd
Whlhiam Kidd
Albury
Alttomey H. G. Matthews
le Breton
Marshall
Riggs National Bank
Penn, Ave
OPP
U. & Treasury
Washington Loan & Trust Company
John Joy Edson
District of Columbia
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
Napoleon
Arthur Cowsill
Hibbs
15Th St
Upwas A. C. Moses Co., Inc
Chris Cox Dawson
15Th Street
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