Treasury to pay higher interest on new certificates
Two new Treasury certificates will bear interest at 6 percent and 6 percent, dated June 13, 1920, with maturities in January 1921 and June 1921. Government aims to raise about 400 thousand dollars, offsetting maturing coupons and supporting current expenses. Secretary Houston plans continued debt reduction and notes favorable fiscal trends for the next year. Banks expect higher market rates, likely nudging up commercial and industrial borrowing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hooker, Jr
Treasury
Houston
Finani
Houstons
Nidturion Menea
Washington Exchange sees Liberty bonds trading on a busy day
Liberty bonds figured in trading on the Washington Stock Exchange yesterday for the first time, with a total of $600 seconds selling at 36 20. Washington Railway and Electric preferred was active at 40 percent, with 120 shares changing hands. Capital Traction stock sold at 45 percent and 85 percent, Lanston Monotype stock at 77 percent, and other issues including Liberty second 43, 600 at 86 20, and various bids and yields across utilities and banks.
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Liberty
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
Lanston Monotype
Capital Traction
Rene Een Monotype
sgnPitel Traction
United States Liberty
Washington Railway & Electric
Capital Traction Rettroads
Goig Lanston Monotype
SONDS
Public Utilities
Vt & FT Col Tr Sa
T &T
É "& P Telephone
Geotown Gas Lt
Metropolitan RR
el Power
St Ogee
Washington Gas
D of C
American Tel
National Banks
American
Lil National Lars & Trust
Union Trust
Wash Loan & Trust
Savings Banks
Commerce & Savings
East Wash Savings
Merchants Bank
Sec
Seventh Street Savings
A'S
Cs, Savings Bank
Washington Mechanics
Fire Insurance
Arlington Os
Corcoran Fromen
National Union Title Insurance
Columbia Ads
Butaneous
Grapho
Col
Grapho Mts
DC Paper Mfg &B
DC Paper
Mfg Co
Tfr & Stge
Mergenthale
Linetype
Gia Dutch
Stze & Hafe
Washington Market
Railroads see income rise after private control ends
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued a partial summary showing March 1920 railroad net operating income near 2 million dollars higher than March 1919 when the government ran the lines. March 1920 net operating income was 40,206,676 compared with 9,396,592 in March 1919, and the first quarter of 1920 totaled 43,427,105 versus 34,186,686 in the prior year. Operating revenues climbed to 450,470,217 while expenses reached 417,343,385. A separate market roundup from Chicago notes grain futures gains led by oats, with corn and provisions also shifting amid bullish crop reports. Cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts and prices across Chicago and New York markets are listed with mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Equity and probate actions fill Washington courts docket
The District of Columbia Equity Divisions and Circuit divisions hear numerous cases. Matters include custody, bonds, lunacy, alimony, and property disputes. Notable entries list parties such as McCoy, Swift, Laskey, Newmyer, and others with filings, bonds, and upcoming dates.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia Equity Division
McCoy Biking Ve. Eikins
Fieereenist
Ehlid
Douglas
Qbear & Douglas
J. W S Morgan
Wilton J Lam
United States
Swift & Co
Poaer
BK. Laskey
Acess Sparaneeset Ales Be Jefe
Jen Ax
Jeffordy
Dutton
D.T. Wright Aid
Smith Schroth
Schroth
Gilbert Bi
Fiaintiff
Ceardines Ve. Oliver
E. A Chase
Felkaya
Gatley
Tee
Intiff
George O Ger Gulfi_ ve
Gulu
M. F. Mangan
Poole Va
Poole
Barker, Ylebarty
Tobdner & Graham
Baltey
Isaac T. Feliows
Frederick A. Fenging
EK Mcintyre
Frederick A Venting
Hing Va Kigg
J . Foster
R Colvin
H. H Hollander Horan
Horan
Mazogee
Lasser
Laser
Dutton—Devis
Jackson Et al Va
Lomax
Porter, Wilson—Willia
Rowley Company Ves
Brown—Block
Klotz
Banking class sections listed for Washington firms
The A B A organized Washington banking classes with sections for trust companies, national banks, savings banks and state banks led by P Wilton W W J Waller G Addison Jr and Maurice Otterback. Directors of Continental Trust Company declared the usual 1 percent quarterly dividend payable June 30 at yesterday's meeting.
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Washington
P. Wilton
Trust Company
W.W. J. Waller
National Bank
G. Addison, Jr
Savings Bank
Maurice Otterback
State Bank
Continental Trust Company
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George Watson
Assoration
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Maurice D Rosenberg
John B Fuarnec
Joshua Evans
Harry V Hayes
Albert Gatley
American Bankers’ Association
George O Watson
Local Stock Exchange
New York
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Bennery
Kansas
Middle West
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St Louis
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City
Marth
5. CO
Chicago Grain
United States Bureau of Markets
Boston
Washington Post
Allouez
Gambett& Arizona
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Centennial
Gopper Range
Avis
Butte
Franklin
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North Butte Pond Creek
Quincey
South Lake
Upshor Wift
Utah
Department of Agriculture
United States Bedding Company
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Jocheys, Newmyer
Circuit
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Gardner
King Simon, Young & Konnigsberger
Esters, & Datton
Ketse
Washington Railway and Electric Company
DT. Yeristt
Roger J White
Ord Sehwartaya
District of Columbia Commissioners
J. B Stein
J D. Bason
South Trimble
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Emergency Fleet Corporation
Dunlop
W J Lambert
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Washington Railway Endlectric Company
Macdonald, Beall
Whiteford
Smith Va
Redman
Weat—Davin
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Attorteya
Newnmyer
Burke Va
Anacostia and Potomac River Dbroad Company
Lambert, Yeatman
Feanews
New England Hotel
Larrbecme Company
Fee! Keang, Leahy
Milter Ys
Pathe Wxbienge
Sion
Circuit Division 2Mr
Justice Siddénn
Katrick
Doubleday Hit Y Eiectric Company
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Castes
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T A Patterson
H. A Hegarty
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A. S. Alexander
Philadelphia
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Justice Gound
MoHi Jeorder
Attornere
Hawken Kievene
Justice Brafford
Tare George ‘Henderon
Dunthe Baliay
Harry F. Silveruan
Miriam Welabere
Ta Ee Biarnan
Attorn
Robert Baadaony
Bett A . Filia
Annie
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Atbi Jameson
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Plautis
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Equity
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Piniaeite
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Regan
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Helen Walsh
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Mary
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Lerie J. Bae
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Orrin J. Dars
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Vegeth
Jaare Perts
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Bittermouse St
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Ton I. Ferson
Susmer Ave
Barry Fai
Henry J
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Pyles
Corcoran St
Charles B. Conner
Mabel
Chavy Chase
D. D
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Lot
Mount Pleasant
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Samuel L. Young
Dara
Albert Carry
Wilhelmina
Rive-Schmitt Bathing Company
John W. Wilber
Katherina
Pauline BH. Steele
Vermont Ave
Thomas A. Dohneen
Lovina
Beatrice Cryet
Maria Orrée
Toohn Satter
le Arenee Annes Droit Park
Clarente J
James W. Jotson
L. L. Perkins
Ehond You
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Southern Aide
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Baltimore & Ohio
Safety First Trust
D. C
Shannon & Luchs
Realtors
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Mansey Trust Company
Mansey- Building
Penna. Ave
3Th
14Th Sts
James
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Central
South America
Unitep Faurr Co
Hershey Chocolate Corporation
National City Bank OF New York
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New York City
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