Market Ends Mixed After Uneven Session Amid Crop Boost
Substantial stock market support followed a volatile session with early selling and later recovery. Gains centered on less active issues led by International Harvester and telephone stocks as fertilizer result of improved crop prospects, with May wheat outlook and iron and steel trends also noted.
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Littl
International Harvester
Democratic House of Representatives
Washington
Treasury Briefs From New York May Day Market Data
The United States Treasury reports steady money on call at 2 to 2 1/2 percent with a closing touch at 2 percent. Time bills show varied yields around 24 to 66 days. Sterling exchange remains steady while commercial paper yields hover near four percent. War silver and Mexican dollars noted. government bonds steady and railroad bonds firm.
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New York
Juana Dull
Washington Bond and Market Report for Steamboat and Gas Stocks
The report lists regular call prices and trading levels for Norfolk Kingston Steamboat stock, Washington Cas and Linotype/Dys, Lanston Monotype, Washington Virginia Railway preferred, National Union Insurance, Capital Traction, Second National Bank, Washington Gas, and Potomac Electric. Notable figures include $600 for 5a at ids, $2,000 at 120 percent for Washington Gaols, and $1,000 at 110 percent with 31,000 at 11024. GAS BONDS mentioned.
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Norfolk
Kington Steamboat
Washington Cas
BTM
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lanston Monotype
Washington-Virginia Railway
National Union Insurance
Washington Gaols
Capital Traction
Second National Bank
Washington Gas
Potomac Electric
Raked
Georgetown Gas
Washington Market
Wash
Didambont
Washington
Washi
Washington Gay
Georgetown Gas Big American Tel
Washington-Virgink Stewy. Com
arooKe
American Security and Trust
National Savin and Trust
Linton Trust
Danea Nseri Ig Savings Bank Btocks
Festies
Bank OF Toa Ree
East Washtith
Provident
E Insurance srocaKe
Corcormn Aritogtons
Narionsl Union
Potomac
Columbia
Iceleous
Emerson
Pusayo
Ransfer
Otago
Lanston
Vng
Washington- Virginia Railway
Traction Group
Selcs
Bank and Trust Company
Second National
Washington Gases
Norfolk and Washington
Boston Markets Close Mixed as Cattle and Sheep Slip
May closing prices show cattle receipts around 14,000 head with a weaker tone. Western steers and heifers dragged by lighter demand while calves and dressed beef hold tentative gains. sheep and lambs trend lower with slight declines in top bids and a steady to firmer hog market temper.
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New York
East Fop
Calfee
Enone
Maryland
Tah Corse
Ivake
Texas
New Yoo
Wales
Senate
Laumbe
Wester
Wall Street Gossip on corporate decisions and stock swings
Special to The Washington Post from New York on May 2 notes investors profit when courts dissolve or restructure companies. It cites Northern Securities, Lackawanna, Denver and Rio Grande, American Tobacco, and Rock Island, with stock and bond activity and a report of a nickel-a-day efficiency measure.
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Washington Post
New York
Northern Securities
Great Arthern
Lackawanna
Supreme Court
New Peace and Coal Company
Rock Island
Allis-Chalmers
Lehigh Valley
American Cotton Oil
St. P
Ste. M
Amer
Hlo
Kansas
Teras
American Ire Securities
Texas
Pfa
American Steel Foundries
York Central Ee
Ontario
Vesta
Norfolk and Western
North Americas
Anaconda Mining Co
Pacific Mail
Atchison
Pennaytvonts
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Onto
People’s Gas
C. 0
St. le
Otay
Bathlehem Steel
Hittsburg
Brooklyn Rapid Transi
Central Leather
Central
Railway
Central of New Jersey
Inesapeake and
Ohio
Republic Steel
Chicago
Alton Woo
Chicago Great Western
Rock Island Co
Sloas-Sheffeld Steel Andj Iron
Colorado
Southern
Southern Pacifica
Consolidated Gas
Southern Railway
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Delaware and Hudson
Tennessee
Denver and
Rio Grande
Texas and Pacific
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Union Pacific
Union Pacife Pf
United States Realty
General Electric
United States Rubber
Goldfield Consolidated
United States
Great Northern
Utah
Virginia-Carolina
Interborough- Met
Waban
Interborough-Mat
Pia
Wabash Pia
Amy
Inter. Harvester
Inter
Western Maryland
Bay Marine
Westinghouse Electric
Woliater
Western Union
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Town
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Hibbs Building
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board
Wall Street activity in Washington stock market steady gains
Washington market shows firm levels with new highs for Washington Gas and Lanston, limited trading, notes on bids and sales. highlights include April bank clearings, double-track street railway plans from Anacostia to Congress Heights, and new bank examiners appointments.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Anacostia
Congress Heights
Philadelphia Markets May 3 Wheat and Corn steady in export elevator
Market report from Philadelphia shows WHEAT unchanged for No 2 red in export elevator at 91 percent of standard, CORN slightly down half a cent May price, OATS steady for No 2 white at 39, various dairy and poultry items listed with mixed firm to steady quotes, including creamed dairy, dressed poultry, and potatoes in early May trading.
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Philadelphia
Wester
Pennsylvania
Western Firets
Cresse
New York
Pennsivania
Shelva
Jersey
The Metal Market in New York and London
Copper prices drifted lower in New York with spot at 41.60 and May 41.60. June to August futures stood around 64. London activity showed quiet tones with mixed bids and offers. Northern and Southern copper listings included No 2 at 18.0 and No 1 at 15.0, amid fluctuating exports and casting notes.
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New York
London Stredy
Galveston
Mdig
Grass
Julet
New Orleans
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
OSS Edna
Piadelphia
Texas City
Youston
Bae Steady
St. Lowis
Porte
Continent
Mexico
Stock
Great Britain
France
Japan
Baltimore Markets May 3 1920 Spot Prices And Eggs
Baltimore May 3 markets report quiet spot wheat at 95 cents, corn 57, oats firm No 2 white at 3 3, rye 1.03 to 1.05. Live poultry prices listed for chickens ducks and others. Butter prices range from creamery fancy 22 to 24 cents per pound with various types and regional dairy products noted. Credit balances show shipments May 2 at 204 405 and runs May 1 at 97 352 with average 4 44.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Peonsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
ToleAa
Hts
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Cme City
Credit Balaares
New York Produce Prices May 3 1900
Market report lists butter steady receipts 687, eggs firmer 4,45, poultry alive steadier with Western spring chickens 20c, fowls 16-18c, dressed fowls 16% 1 turkeys 13-16c. Flour steady fair. cornmeal dried 2.95. buckwheat quiet. Cottonseed oil steady with various soyants quoted. sugar raw muscovado 3.30, centrifugual 3.80. coffee Rio No 7 0% 1%, Santos No 4 12K. Potatoes Florida 4.75 per 50 lb. Cabbages steady. Peanuts unchanged. Freights unchanged.
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New York
Turkera
South America
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Florida
Lbs
New York Grain Market Moves On Weather Reports
New York May wheat prices show a steady spot with No 2 red at 95 percent elevator and 974 afloat while No 1 Northern Duluth sits around 1.03. Futures ease by one cent amid favorable domestic and international crop conditions. A brief midday rally followed large floor clearances, with cash and export activity picking up later.
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Chi- Caako
Wall Street
New York
Duluth
New York Cotton Market Faces Steady Close Amid Uneven Trade
The New York cotton market showed reduced activity with narrow price swings. Closings ranged from steady to mixed, as warmer forecasts for the South contrasted with unsettled conditions in Arkansas Oklahoma and Georgia and reports of replanting in Memphis suggesting variable crop outlooks.
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New York
South
North Carolina
Georgia
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Memphis
South Texan
Wea
Market Brief Clues Slight Downturn Across Grain Bids
Weaktisen reports a lower market as May drone futures show light activity. Corn spot steadies with Export No. 2 at 59. c. b. The futures market closed with few transactions, May near 60 and July at 0. Receipts total 96,000 with 10,000 shipments. Oats steady with limited futures activity. barley shows firm tone.
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Supreme Court Docket and Criminal Sessions Recap
United States Supreme Court arguments continue across numerous cases with appellants Woredell Chong Woh and others, high court chambers hear proceedings on blackmail larceny and housebreaking, and motions in equity and district courts outline name changes, bankruptcies, and probate matters. Notable entries include convictions or pleas in Bailey Knotts and Armotring cases, and adjournments set through May 1914.
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United Sates
James Bailey Knotts
Flossie Bennett
Figesie Knotts
United States
Albert A. Armotring
Viack Penndl
Ples
Benjamin Knotta
C. Carrington
Clabaugh
Jeremish Duwaine
Jerry Devane
Jerry Devine
W. M. Birney
Evelyn Smith
Onder
Walter Washington
J. F. Melly
Inatha Clabaugh
Elizabeth Schneider
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO. 1
Justice Stafford
National Sick and Accident Insurance Company
Southern Mutuel Aid Association of
Harrower Va
Harrower
J. A. Lynham
W A. Coombe
W. J. Meale
Wyndham Ve. Wyndham
T. H. Filham
Examiner
W. 4. Coombe
Washington Peach Bottom Slate Manufacturing Company
United States Court of Pennsylvania
Mann
Supreme Court OF the District , of Columbia
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Harry M. Clabaugh
J. R. Young
F. E. Gunningram
Clark
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
Stephen C. Haneon
Charles L. du Sois
Ashley
M. Gould
Taylor
Register of Wills
Real estate transfers list across Washington areas records
Multiple parcels change hands across Potomac Heights Ingleside and other DC neighborhoods. Transactions include Strickler to Mayer on 610 Louisiana Avenue NW and 455 Washington Street NW, and Amelia Bowden et al to Hornbach and others on several squares, with prices from 10 to 19 dollars noted.
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O. M. Strickler
Frank A. Mayer
Louisiana Avenue
Washington Street
C Street
Amelia Bowden
Frank E. Hornbach
Catherine H. Chewning
Maddeine H. Hess
Barbara Hornbach
Catherine B. Achstetter
Mery M. Herver
Louiss H. Berner
Ingleside
Mary
Fourteenth Street
Casteel
Frank A. Casteel
Euclid Street
Honard R. Hinshaw
Edmund H. Hinshaw
Twenty-fifth
Twenty-sixth
Streste
Charles W. King
St Ux
Patrick HM. McNulty
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Tenth
Joseph M. Carmody
Louise I. McChesney
Anna B. Farber
Jeremiah Q'Cooper
Alliance
William K. Quiller
Heber L. Thoraton
Tenth Street
Randolph T. Warwick
Charles ‘W. King, Jr
Massachusetts Avenue Heights
American Security and Trust Company
Amos Plumb
George W. 2. Black
James N
Silzabeth
A. Fitspatrick
Pennstlvaria Avenue
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
William
Tallmadge Et al
Herman R. Howenstein
Q Street
Henry P. Amon
Herfle R. Weaver
Scheutzen Park
Edith H. Gottwals
David
Wilam T. Willett
Cleveland Park
David F. Weaver
Ida A. Elmpeon
Square
Bellevue
Arthur Carretux
Overton
Square Fay
Bears Officials and Staff Employment Notice Ad
L L Perkins solicits executors administrators and workers for Bears operations. Company address Front Main 7122 Solerads Building Room 2. Contact details indicate recruitment or staffing notice for employees and agents.
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Webond
Solerads
Property Transfers and Deeds Across Washington District
Classified list of property transfers and deeds in Washington DC areas including Virginia Avenue Northwest East Street Southeast and numerous squares and additions. Details cover grantees grantors lot numbers squares and monetary values with trusts and securing organizations noted for each parcel.
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Susia G. Downs
Eleventh Street
John H. Nolan
Ida D. Washington
E Street
Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Street
Eorge B. Howell
Trustes
Mary H. Lor
Cleveland Park
Bates Warren Et al
Robert M. Dobbins, Sr
Willam P. Cullinane
Robert M. Dobbing, Jr
Roberta ‘Dobbing
Walter R.whtcox
Jacob Rohrback
Horses and vehicles wanted and for sale listing wide
From June 1 to October 16 a good safe driving horse will have pasture and board. Also a sale listing of two work horses, dozens of carriage types, harness and saddles, and related gear offered by Wilard Storage and others in Washington and Alexandria. Includes financial notes and property securities in SQUAREs and corporate ratifications in Boston May 3.
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Alexandria
Washington
Brewster Opera
Stanhope
Perrin
Country Club
McClellan & Wahit- der Army
Best Makers
Wilard Storage
14Th Et. Aw
Fa. Ave
Apie
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