Reading Higher as Foreign Exchange Weakens on Paris Rome Market
New York June 28 trading showed no standout feature aside from gains for Reading and United States Rubber amid expectations Reading will export coal to the Mediterranean for France and Italy. Rubber fell to 48 percent with some recovery, while United States Steel and several metals rose 1 to 1.5 points on revised domestic demand.
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New York
United States
Reading
Mediterranean
France
Italy
New York Bond Market List June 28 1920s Style Quotes
New York on June 28 shows a bond market roundup with figures for American Agricultural 68 American Cotton Oil 8B American Tobacco 63 Armour & Company 92 and many others. Listings include serials, rates, and prices for Central of Georgia, Chesapeake & Ohio, Chicago Great Western, Pennsylvania, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, and more, reflecting a broad municipal and corporate debt landscape.
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New York
American Agricultural
American Telan Telco
American Smelting
American Tobacco
Armour & Vo
Atelison Gents
Crohison Es
Atlanta Coast Line
Fultimore Ind Ohlo
Ballmore
Ohio
Flethlehemt Steel
Brooklyn Transit
Central of Teargia
Central Leather
Chesapeake and Ohio Asa
Chesapeake Ind Uio
Chicago B and Quincy Joint
Cicago & and Quincy
Chicgo Great Western
Reso Mit
St Peco
Chicago
St P Gen
Chicash
Hicago
Northwestern
Colorado
Southern
Rio Grande
Ty Tethers Securities
Dlecinie
Tino Central
Interborousa
Kansasity Southern
Lissett & Myers
Tornlard
Louisville and
Nashville
Missouri Kansand
Texas
Missouri Pacific Cy
New York Central
Renais
Northern Pacific
Gregan Short Line
Pacific Tel
Tel
Pennsylvania
Fae
COM
Poennavisania Con
iWa
Avy Consolidated Ba
Eee
Fteading & Etepublic Steel
St Louw
San Fran
St Lous Southwestern
Seaboard Air Line
Adthe
Southern Bell Tel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas Company
Taras and Pacific
Union Pacific
Union Pactitec
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Virginia-Carolina Chemical “Ba
Wabagh
Pear
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
New York Cotton Advances As July Outlook Wavers
In New York on June 28 the cotton market closed steady with an 8 to 13 point net rise as July condition figures suggested slower improvement than previously touted. Demand was scattered and activity was not strong, while futures showed higher highs and mixed lows across the session.
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New York
Holland Writes of Will Aid Next Fiscal Year
An executive of a large American industry says orders now in hand will not appear in export records yet and may swell later in summer and autumn. War material manufacturing, especially steel, will drive shipments as the July 1 fiscal year begins, with autos and upkeep fueling domestic demand and effects on the trade balance.
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New York
United States
Financial District
Charles M. Schwab
Washington
James J. Hill
Hill
George Westinghouse
Mr. Westinghouse
Mr. Hill
Westinghouse
Ife
Henry P. Davison
J. P. Morgan & Co
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Holland
New York Money Market Snapshot June 2
New York money market reports steady demand across several currencies with quotes for sterling at 60 days 4.7250 dollars and various cable and demand rates for francs marks rubles and Mexican dollars. Government bonds are steady while railroad bonds remain heavy amid market activity.
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New York
Marcanthe
Oil quotations and credit balances in New York market
Oil quotations show time loans at 60 days and 9 days with varied percentages. Credit balances, runs, and shipments are reported with figures like 14,047 average ruling rate and 29,808 closing bid. The text notes steady but high rates and includes numbers for city and state references, with a closing remark from Nicewspaper BHRHIVF.
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City
Wall Street Gossip on American Securities Abroad
New York reports that the Loree estimate revises prewar holdings of American securities abroad from 5 billion to 3 billion dollars, with a total of 2.4 billion domestically including all securities. European liquidation, war orders, and rail stock shifts are noted. Southern Railway trims expenses. Gary works adds 300-400 jobs as two new furnaces start and two more open hearths operate.
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New York
International Poamiere
George Paish
Loree
England
France
Germany
Poland
Austria
Belgium
Europe
Wall Street
Gary Steel
United States Steel Corporation
New York Stock Market Rates Saturday Report
Market activity on Saturday showed rates for major indices and shares, with traders awaiting cues from overseas markets. No decisive movement occurred as investors kept a cautious stance amid mixed signals from economic data and corporate earnings.
New York Produce Market Summary June Report
New York June 28 dairy and meat prices show butter receipts 6649 boxes with creamed extras at 28 cents over top, eggs receipts 10300 cases with fresh extras around 24 percent, cheese steady at mixed styles, poultry alive but not quoted, sugar steady with multiple grades listed, flour steady with spring and winter patents, rye flour quiet to fair, pork steady with mesa and family ranges, beef steady with mess and family levels, lard barely steady in midsummer market.
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New York
Hennery
Middle West
New York Grain Market Report June 28
Spot grain prices firm for wheat corn oats rye and barley in New York with No. 2 red wheat at 1.29 and No. 2 hard at 1.34 per bushel, No. 1 northern Duluth and Manitoba at 1.35, Buffalo export track, July futures at 1.13. corn No. 2 yellow 85½¢, prompt shipment. oats standard 64¢ and No. 3 white 53½¢. rye No. 2 western 1.25 and barley malting 1.76 per bushel at Buffalo.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Buffalo
Chicago
Baltimore Markets Reported Prices Across Poultry and Dairy
Baltimore markets list poultry items with live weights and prices, including chickens hens roosters ducks and muscovy various puddle and small birds with cents per pound. Butter prices span creamery fancy choice good prints blocks and dairy products with regional rolls and process butter. Egg grades cover Maryland Pennsylvania Western firsts and Southern firsts with nearby freight figures.
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Baltimore
Peking
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Washington cattle market report with mixed hog and lamb prices
Hogs range from 7 to 8, sheep trimmed 4 to 5, veal calves around 94 to 10, medium lambs at 8 and 9 percent, receipts noted for lambs and calves. Demand is steady to active with late night trading showing continued interest in calves and lambs.
Local Financial and Business Notes on Washington Stock Exchange
The week opened with normal supply and demand in Washington stocks. Washington Gas showed strength, lifting to 74 1 2. Capital Traction traded around 90 with some odd lots at 91 and 90 1 2, then cooled to 88. 5 percent bonds were in demand near 106 1 2 with sales of 1 000 at 105 1 2 and 4 500 at 105. Washington Railway and Electric held steady, with little demand. Remaining list prices were largely unchanged from Saturday.
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London
Canadian Pacific
New York City
Weshington 'Btock Exchange
Washington Gas
Washington Railway and Electric
Potomac Donald
Interstate Hing. Corp'n
Lad
Georgetown Gas
Wash. Rey. Pid
Washington Rev. Com
Wash. Utilities Co
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Wade Nar Tans of
Washington
Munsey Trust
Second National Bank
Sicuniaouta. Isi
Washington Baseball Club
Gayety Theater
Columna Tote] Co
Grapho
Grapho. Com
X Capital Traction
Washington Rwy
Washington Hua Oo
Mergenthaier
Lod
Federal National Bask
Farmers and
Hank
Steamboat
Thomas L. Hume
Capital Traction Railroad 5s Trades After Call
Regular noon sales show Capital Traction 5s 1,000 at 1054 and 4,500 moved at 1054 after call. Washington Gas totals include 737? obscured totals with 74% and 7414 noted. GA8 bonds also referenced.
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Capital Traction Railroad
Capital Traction
Washington Gas
Treasury Bond and Stock Listings and Balance Sheet
United States Treasury daily report with quotes on railroad, utility, and miscellaneous bonds and stocks, including Capital Traction Co. and Washington Gas. Also features Treasury balance sheet data, receipts, payments, and a cash asset summary, followed by Chicago corn and wheat market results and futures.
Livestock prices and corporate moves in 1920s era markets
Livestock market notes report receipts and price ranges for cattle, calves, sheep and hogs across New York Chicago and Baltimore with firm to strong tendencies and varied grades. Separate items note the incorporation of The Frank R. White Manufacturing Company to produce concrete railroad ties and fastening devices, and War Department land purchases for artillery target ranges at Tobyhanna Pennsylvania with plans for additional ranges in the South and California.
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Frank R. White
Washington
Walter Galloway
Galloway
Baltimore
Maryland Coal Company
Chesapeake Beach
War Department
Tobyhanna
South
California
Washington Board of Trade members tour to Lord Baltimore Club
Forty members of the Washington Board of Trade public order committee led by Odell Smith and invited guests including three District commissioners attended this annual automobile trip to the Lord Baltimore Club near Belvedere Maryland. They left at 6:30 PM for a Maryland chicken dinner with songs and recitations by elected members. executive committee met at 1:00 PM. A large slate of names approved by the Membership committee joined the organization. New members include Martin D. McQuade J W Babson George P Sacks George S Potter Philip Walker William W Dudley J H Simpson Jr E L Stack Charles F Diggs Henry I Quinn William B Turpin Henry Latterner Harry B Haley George F Hunt M A Purcell and Howard W Phillips. The two campaign teams run by Odell Smith and G W Markward drove the 60-day drive toward completion. the auto tour and Great Falls dinner are planned for July with final name actions next Wednesday.
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Public Order Committee
Washington Board of Trade
Odell Smith
Lord Baltimore Club
Verdale
Maryland
Acion
Martin D. McQuade
J. W. Babson
George P Sacks
George S. Potter
Philip Walker
Wiliam W Dudley
J. H. Simpson, Jr
E L Stack
Charles F Diggs
Henry I. Quinn
William B. Turpin
Henry Latterner
Harry B Haley
George F. Hunt
M A. Purcell
Howard W. Phillips
G W. Markward
Markward
Great Falls
RECORD IN COTTON EXPORTS
The Department of Commerce reports total cotton goods exports for the fiscal year will reach 75 million dollars, with imports near 50 million and a 25 million dollar export balance. Exports in the first ten months total 357 million, beating the previous fiscal year by about 4 million.
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Department of Commerce
Local Produce Market Prices Report
A historical listing of live poultry dressed poultry cheese butter eggs and vegetables with per unit prices from a local market. Item ranges include hens roosters ducks turkeys spring chickens and more with regional notes from Virginia North Carolina Florida California and New York among others.
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New York State
Elgin
Virginia
Georgia
North Carolina
Peppera
Florida
North Caroline
New York
Texas
California
Philadelphia Markets Reported Prices and Steady Trade
Philadelphia markets note butter at 28 percent Western creamery extra and 32 percent nearby fancy prints. Eggs steady with firsts at 5.85 to 6.15 per case, Western extra firsts at 5.85. Cheese firm at New York full cream 15 16. Wheat firm and higher for No 2 red car lots 1.22 to 1.40, Corn steady No 2 yellow around 0.81 to 0.84, Oats down 54 to 54.
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Philadelphia
Western Creamery Extra
Western Extra
New York
New
Duluth
Copper market report from New York and London
The metal market notes quiet copper prices in New York electrolytic at 20.25 to 20.60 with London spot copper at £82 58 and futures £83 10s. Electrolyte priced at £94 10s. Tron prices show No 1 Northern 14.50 to 15.00, No 2 Northern 14.25 to 14.75, No 1 Southern 14.00 to 14.50, No 2 Southern 13 7/8 to 14 25.
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Alaska Gold
Lehigh
Valigy Field
Allias-Chalmers
Ldg. & Myers
Bay
Allis-Chal. Pf
Mackay Cos
Manhattan Elbet
Am. Ag. Chem
Maxwell M. Co
Amer
Miami Copper
M. K
Mo. Pacific
Mont. Pow
Nat. E. and
Amer. Tee Sec
Nat
Amer. Loco
Nev. C. Cop
N. ¥. Air Bus
N. ¥ Y. Central
Pettibone Mul
Bald
Pitts. Coal
O. Pf
Pr. Stl. C. Ptd
St. L
L.&s.f.lst P
F.2d P
Seab'd A. L
Colo. F. & T
Seab'd A.L
Studebaker
Crucible Steel
Tenn
Cuba Am
Tex
Pac
del. & Hudson
Den
Rio Gray
Union Pacific
Detroit Edison
Pia
UN. Ry
Dist
UN. Ry. L Pfa
Ind
Alco
Dome Mines
D. SS
R. S
Eris
Erle
Gen. Electr
Gen. Motors
U. S. Steel
Goodrich
B. F
Utah Copper
Gt. North, Pf
Va.Car. Chem
N. Ore. Sub
Car. C. Ptd
Wabash Ptd
Guggen
W. UN. Tel
Minors Central
Insp Copper
Westinghouse
Inter
L. EB
K. C. South
Willys-Ov'ad
New York
London
Northern
Southern
Multiple Classifieds For Sale And Help Wanted In Baltimore Area
A collage of old line classified ads offers items for sale including store fixtures, a saloon, a cigar store and pool room half interest, a mule wagon, an investment opportunity, and office positions. Listings mention moving to suburbs, low prices, and box references for responses, all indicating urgent local commerce and employment prompts with addresses in Baltimore and nearby areas.
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D.C
Baltimore City
George C East
North
Baltimore
Coloniel Beach
Cottonseed Oil Prices in New York Market
New York spot offers prime crude at 6.13 five sixteenths, prime summer yellow at 6.00, July 6.01, August 6.24, September 6.42, October 6.47, November 6.42, December 6.46, January 6.52, February 6.55, prime winter yellow and summer white at 6.05.
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Egiah Rishad
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Merchants’ Transfer & Storage Co
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