Foreign Bond List Shows Mixed Movements as French Loan Opens
Foreign bonds were generally weaker with Belgian and Danish issues softening while French 8s held portions of a late recovery. United States Liberty 3 14 48s traded down to 87.70 then rebounded. U S and Canadian issues moved in light trading. The Washington Post reports subscriptions to the new French loan opening books tomorrow, with a larger distributing syndicate and strong acceptances, plus North Dakota 3 4 per cent bonds sales ahead of schedule. Bonds of St Tour and Suburban Railway remain in default as holders prepare deposits with trust institutions for eventual new Belgian 25 year external gold loan and related redemptions.
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United States
Liberty
Ab Balib
Asmestic Corporation
Central Leathers
St. Cau General Mortgage
Iriscq
Denver
Rilo Grande Consolidated Ts
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Fiss
Philadelphia
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Seaboard
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Bank of North Dakota
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Pe Cent Consolidated First Mornway
Mortgime
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St Goeuls
Thenr
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St. Coulis
Amerian Trust Company
Boston
Wass
J Pf. Morgan & Co
Guaranty Trust Company of
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West Virginias
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Georgias
Marylands
North Carolinas
Michigans
Californias
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Daily cotton market and oil quotations report
City Pa May credit balance and runs shown with 60 133 average. Shipments total 79 936 average. Oil quotations referenced alongside cotton market figures in this brief trade update.
Woman fined in assault case over divorce dispute
Mrs Amelia Bergen, who fled a divorce suit, was fined $50 and placed on probation after arraignment on two counts of assaulting Betty Butterfield, owner of a lunchroom at 1495 New York Avenue NW. Bergen claimed Butterfield caused her husband to leave. May 24 1921 report with legal and financial notes.
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Amelia Bergen
Sudee Hardison
Betty Butterfield
New York Avenue Northwest
Butterfield
Bankers Endorse Harding Vision in New York Speech
Washington bankers hailed President Harding's New York speech as a practical creed uniting diverse American business sectors. John B Larner of Washington Loan and Trust printed pamphlets of the principles for patrons and out-of-town readers. The treasury faces heavy demand as 54% certificates mature, with banks required to withdraw deposits rapidly. Several banks report scaled-down allotments and delayed notifications, reflecting tighter credit conditions compared with eight months ago. District of Columbia Power Manufacturing declares quarterly dividend payable June 1.
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Harding
New York
Borkers
Washington
America
John 3B. Larner
Washington Loan, and Trust Company
Treasury
Richmond Federal Reserve Bank
of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve
District of Columbia, Power Manufacturing Company
New York Cotton and Grain Prices Drift in Mixed Trade
Unsettled opening in New York cotton gives way to advances on bullish acreage and crop talk. October cotton climbs to 13.38 before closing around 13.35, with overall market up 26 to 29 points. Wheat and corn rise in Philadelphia quotes, while butter, cheese, flour, and live poultry show varied gains and declines amid broad market movement.
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New York
Oetober
Philadelphia
NEW
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Santos
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Stocks and Market Notes From Washington Ex on Bond Prices
Bonds of Potomac Electric Power and Mergenthaler Linotype traded with bids and asks around 94 to 120. Continental Trust, Capital Traction and Potomac Electric Power figures show varying daily activity while a local produce market lists egg prices, poultry, meats, and vegetables with regional lot details and prices in the New York and Washington areas.
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Bessemer Truck
Scott & Calladay
Newmyer
Max Holder
Washington Post Company
David
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Waudé H Murphy
Frazee-Potomas Laundey Company
Lambert & Yeatman
Tobriner & Graham
Sara S. Dawson
Frazee Potomac Laundry Company
Lamber & Yeatman
J O'Brien
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Plaintif, Tumage & Na
Dennis Toomey
Stock Exchange
Potomac Irower Company
Washington Stock Exchange
Débienturgs
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Mergenthaler Linotype
Potomac Electric Power
Potomac Electric
T&t
Ea A. & Pot
New A & P
River Guar
Gamtai Traction
Ay I Iy & YY
Gat Gold
Ry & el
Righ Realty
American Tel
Washington Apital Traction
N & W Steamboat
Wash
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Olumbia
Ladere
Wee District
Farmers & Mechanic
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Weighing experts hear Hoover on meat and coal rules
At the fourteenth annual conference of weights and measures at the Bureau of Standards H E Barnard urged delaying a draft bill until state laws are tested and supported consumer interests. Minnesota weights and measures chief BR RF Barron spoke during the session.
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Bureau of Standards
H E Barnard
American Institute of Banking
Br.rf. Barron
Minnesota
Conference talks cover shortages inquiry and coal weighing
T L Irvine spoke on Detecting Shortages Securing Evidence and Prosecutions. He also addressed Destination Weighing of Coal. A general discussion followed these subjects. The Secretary of Commerce will address the conference today.
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T. L .Irvine
Secretary of Commerce
Bans Collusion in Selling Under Prewar Farm Rule
George M Roberts district official announces enforcement of a prewar rule barring one person from selling produce from more than three farms. The rule had been suspended during the war and farmers say buyers have exploited it. Farmers prepare protests to file with the commissioners claiming the sale limit is too stringent.
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Louie
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George M. Roberts
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