Prices Fall as Market Closes Bond Trading
New York July 23 The market ended with broad declines across many issues led by American Sumatra Tobacco Baldwin and New Haven as heavy turnover occurred. Utilities and rails weakened while gold mining and metal groups showed firmer tone with notable activity in Liberty bonds and several large industrials.
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Sumatra
Baldwin and
New Haven
Baldwin
Ily
Bethlehem
Tucola
Kennecott Willy Oxerard
General Mocore
ET Western Union Eidormeirly
Tts
Che
Dogen
Generelly
Rene
Granby
Azun
Canada
St. Paul
Dapanege
London
Fragmentary Trade Data From Unclear Market Session
The text lists numeric figures such as 12 to 95.58 and 06 to 08, with phrases like First ds advanced .04 to 94.64 and 4448 advanced .26 to 9478, but no clear entities, dates, places, or identifiable events. The fragment resembles a market or odds table without coherent context or subjects.
Curb Market Review and Cotton Price Collapse Report
Curb market trading focused on Russian issues and mining stocks with Tone Star active at 25 to 35 cents. War stocks thin, submarine boats and Lake Torpedo seeing scattered bids. cotton futures plunged on July 22 with October, December and January posting losses amid heavy selling and spot seller pressure.
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New York
Tone Star
Re. Pacific
Hershey
Wright-Martin
Lake Torpedo
United Moyors
Sa al
New York Produce and Market Prices Update
New York July 23 market report lists butter receipts at 11 125 tibs with creamery prices higher than extras. Eggs irregular with 12 956 cases, whites fine to fancy at 50 62. Cheese firm receipts 2 712 boxes, poultry quiet, lard 26 50 to 26 60. Cottonseed oil prices show prime crude at 17 60.
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New York
State Penn
Sylvania
Western Hennery
State Penney
Hennery
Rio
Santos
Chicago
U. 8
Bureau of Markets
Baltimore Markets July 25 Prices for Butter Eggs and Poultry
Baltimore market report lists butter and dairy quotes by region including Western Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia with firsts and extras. Poultry section notes prices for live chickens ducks and turkey with weights and conditions and includes old roasts and smalls pricing.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Irginia
Ohio
West Virginia
Southern
North Carolina
New York Money Market Rates Quick Reference
New York update lists Mercantile paper four and six months at 6, 60 day and 90 day bills near 4.72. Sterling and francs demand and cables show rates around 4.72 to 5.71. Call money strong with bids near 6, closing bid 5 14, last loan 6, irregular government and railroad bonds noted as such.
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New York
Mercantile Piper
Tate
Philadelphia Markets Report July 23 Cheese Prices Rise
In Philadelphia markets on July 23 cheese prices were higher with New York and Wisconsin full milk at 25 26 percent. Butter and eggs unchanged. Potatoes declined. Norfolk prices ranged 1.25 to 4.26, Eastern Shore 2.00 to 4.50, New Jersey No. 1 basket 60 to 95, No. 2 40 to 55. other articles unchanged.
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W. B. Hibbs
New York
American Foreign Sec
Weetie Aetna
American T. & T
Anglo-French Agaicet
Amer. Writ
Armour & Co
Atlantic Petroleum Ee
Atchison Gen
Barnet Oil
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio Ov
Bethlehem Steel
Hingham Mining
Brroaak
Wee
Ae Boston
Mobiana
Transit
Butterworth Judsorie
Gen of
Ga. Con
Caledonia Mining
Ceentral Leathers
Calumet and Jerome Cntral Pacific Istsa
Canada
Chesapeake & Ohio
Sig ‘Anper
Ate Chi
Bur. & Quincy Jt
BR. Chi
Mil
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Denver & Rio Grande
Instillers Securities B
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Omision of Canada
Consolidated Copper
Kiegen
Cosden
St Cieneral Electric
Cramps
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Cresson
Illinois Central
Interborou H
BOY Carts Aero
Na 3S Ag Int
Mer
Marine Fis
Kansas City
Denbeigh Silverwees
Tascott & Mverg
Elk Basin
Louis & Nashun
Emerson
Ikan
Texas
Texas Ist 4Allt Crmmin. Copper. Eae Wee
Missouri Pacific
BRI
Federal Or
Montana
Wirst National Copper
New York Central
Gay Glen Ree Ab
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Goldfield
Green Monster
Guantanamo Sugar
Creton S Bref
Holly Sugar
Pacific Tel & Tel
Holly Sugar Pf
Pennsylvania
Con. S. O
Houston Oiso
Howe Sound
Satake Republic
Steel
Hull Copper
Midwest Oil
Tnd Motoraad
Mitchell
Nipissing Mines Co
Ate Say Ray
Nacth Amere Owe
Ona Sm
York
Oklahoma Oil Co
Okla
Prod. & Rig. Co
Liberty Bus Ea
Okmulger Oil
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New Orleans
Liberty TK
Liberty 2d
Galveston
Pierce Oil Sais
Liberty
Mobile
Liberty Wy
Savann
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Barleston
Red Warrior
Wilmington
Joseph
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Slight & Heat
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Na Augusta
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Little Roc Ag
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Dallas
Montgomery
Victora
Trouston
Wayland Oil
Gomery
West End
Anglo-Amon Conewa
Atlantic Refining
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OSS Leon Barnese Maser Co
AG Aine
Buckeye Pipe
Cheseborough
Olanial Ow
Continental
Crescent Pipe Link
Cumberland Pipe Line
Hureka
Galena-Sig Oil Co
Tan Galena-Sig. On
Itn News Pipe Tuie Co
Neo Southern Pipe Line Co
South Penn OH
Ay Sorwin Penn Beth Co Ga
Tho St . Co
California
St St. Oil Co
Kansas
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Nebraska
Qi Co
Ag St. al Co
St. O 1 Co
Onto
Swan & Finch Co
Be Ag
Washington Oil Co
Atlas
du Pont
Hercules
Wisconsin
Norfolk
Eastern Shore
New Jersey
New York State
Virginia
Nnery
McCormick
Og Bea
New Southern
Wheat and corn bids steady in New York grain market
New York grain report shows spot wheat No. 2 red around 2.35 under freight terms with export arrivals pending. Corn remains steady with No. 2 yellow about 1.90 and No. 3 yellow 1.80 under cost and freight. Oats also listed steady though the text is unclear on specifics.
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New York
Wall Street Awaits Major Offensive and Money Market View
A Washington Post report from July 23 sketches the 1913 foreign government debt maturing in early 1919 markets. It notes UK, French and Russian notes with prices and likely refinancing paths, while describing money pool operations, bank calls, and demand for government bonds amid war news and impending tax legislation. It also covers corporate earnings, dividends, rail financing debates, and farm loan implications for land values.
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Washington Post
New York
United Kingdom
French Republic
Russia
United States
J. P. Morgan &Company
National City Bank
United Cigar
Sumatra
Steel
Western Union
American Telephone
Railroad Administration
Federal Farm Loan Bureau
Washington Railway shares dominate local stock market trade
Washington Railway preferred traded heavily with 100 shares at 67 and 67 percent, buyers seeking 67 in bids. After-call sales of Washington Railway 43 at 68 followed. other trading remained light with no major price shifts across listings including Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone 5s and various rails and utilities.
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Washington Railway Preferred
Washington Railway
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Sty
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Washington Railway and Electric
Corn bids surge on export talk and demand signs
Chicago grain traders pushed corn higher as export demand rumors spread and shipping interest improved. August futures around 1.52 to 1.53, with oats rising amid mixed crop reports from Canada and easing moisture concerns.
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Chicago
Canada
Saeh
Tita Ryf
Barlbey
Corm— Gpen
Migh
Lew Cinse
BTM Ag
War Labor Board declines to fix general wages
The War Labor Board announced there would be no general order setting minimum wages and hours for street and car employees. Reports favored a 56 cent per hour minimum, but Chairman Taft stated no decree would be issued and every case would be decided on its merits. He emphasized they are considering, not legislating.
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Atock
Sec
Russsia
Harvester Corporation
Joana
Taft
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