Bond Market Closes Higher Amid Broad Demand on Industrials
New York bonds and stocks closed stronger as demand concentrated in industrials led by United States Realty and Improvements and Goodyear gains. New York Telephone 68 bonds advanced past par, Swiss and British government issues rallied, and rail and copper issues remained firm amid a buoyant market. International currency and money markets showed firmer rates with continued activity in oil stocks and utilities.
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Washington Post
New York
United States Realty
Goodyear
New York Telephone
American Telegraph
Brooklyn
Chile
Cerro de Pasco
Petroleum Group
Stock Exchange
Standard
Indiana
International Petroleum
Martcaibo
I Imperial OU
Delaware
Oliphant Oil Company
Kansas
Standard 4
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Norway
Denmark
Switzerland
Montreal
Britain
Holland
Cheago
United States Bureau of Markets
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Arkansas
Big Ledge
Oone Oil
Boston
Montana
Caledonia
Wyoming
California
Calumet É& Jerome
Carbon Steel
Carbh Syndicat
Light & Power
Ice Cities Service
Commonwealth Fina Consolidated Copper
Ite
Continental Motors
Cresson Gold
Glen Alden Coal
Glenrock
Guffey-Gillespi
Intercontinental Rubber
Int. Petroleum
New
Jerome Verde
Kay County Gas Stret Lake Torpedo
Lincoln Motors
Lone Star Gas
Magma Copper
Maracaibo Chas
Mason Valley
Merritt Oil
Hercules
J. Reynolds
Ryan Consolidated
Salt Creek
Salt Creek (New
Sapulpa Com
Simms Petrol Woes
Shelly Oil
Southern Coal & Iron ” Sweets Co. of America
Swift International
Tonopah Divide
Tonopah Extension
United Hastern
Light & Heat
U.S. Light & Heat
United
Ship Corporation
Steamship
Wayne Coa
Wu West and Consolidated
Wright-Martin
Chicago
Armour Leather
Armour
Cudahy Packing
Libby
National
Swift & & Co
Gaton Carbide
Eee
Wahl
Anglo-Am. Oil Co
Borne-Scrymser Co
Buckeye Pipe Line
Chesebrough Mfg
Continental Oil Co
New Yorks
Panama
Liberty
Juiberty
Inberty 2d
S. Liberty
Victory
Ms Victory
Y Berlyn
Bremen
Cobtenz
Cologne
Dresden
Duesseldorf
Fronturt
Frankfurt
Hamburg
Ape
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Leipzig
Bite
Munich
Krupp
Badhsche Aa Vine Ig
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British Victory
High records for Washington stocks as market strengthens
Washington traders reported three stocks reaching new intraday highs on the exchange. Mergenthaler Linotype rose on a strong annual report showing earnings and assets up, while Capital Traction and Washington Railway and Electric posted notable gains. The district bankers association met to discuss school lectures on banking.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Mergenthaler
Brooklyn
District of Columbia Bankera Association
John B. Larner
Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company
Harry V. Haynes
Raymond B Dickey
Washington
American Institute of Banking
F Street Northwest
Agency and Partners
Washington Gas
Capital Traction
Ashington
Mergenthaler Dinotype
Mergenthaler Linotype
Washington Railway & Electric ‘Oney
Aise He Am. & Tl Col
An. & Pot
An, & Pot
R. Guar
City & Sub. Ry
Metropolitan R. R
W. i
W. G
EL Gan
I Riges Realty
American Tel
Teleg
W. Steamboat
Wash. Ry. & ML
Wash. Ry. & el. Co
Columbia and Commercial
Distriet
Farmers & Mechanics
Federal
Liberty
Sea Lincoln
Metropolitan
Bsa
Amer. Security & Trust
Continental Trust
Union Trust
Wash. Loan
Savings Banks
Commerce & Savings
West East Washington Merchants’ Bank
Sec. Sav. &Com'l
Seventh Street
Wee Union Sta
United States
Washington Me
Arlington Wee Corcoran
National Union
Path
Columbia
Col
Grapho
Mig
Col. Grapdo
C. Paper Mig. Co
Lanston Monotype
Oer ‘Merchants Tr. & Streigo
Washington Market
Local Produce Market Prices and Supplies
A condensed price list from the Baltimore area shows eggs at 60-62 cents per dozen for firsts, live poultry including chickens and turkeys with varying per pound rates, dressed poultry prices, and beef and pork items. Fruit and vegetable quotations from Virginia, Washington, and California cover apples, cabbage, lettuce, oranges, grapes, cranberries, and more with bulk and box prices. Also listed are oats, wheat, corn, copper, tin, iron, zinc, antimony, and London metal futures as market context.
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York
New Yorks
North Carolines
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Galery
New
Carolinas
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Nearby
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Maryland
Virginia
Western
Ohio
Southern
North Carolina
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Yrgins
Kent Island
Frenzied Efforts to Forge Ahead In $40,000 Prize Campaign
The Post reports a nine district race for fifteen cars and prizes with only three days left. Candidates push subscriptions and second payments to boost vote totals with a 9 p m closing time Saturday. Outside division residents may mail by 9 p m November 19 and must arrive by noon Tuesday. special delivery urged.
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The
Washington
Thass
Washington Fest
Automobile
Washington Post
Washington, D. C
No More Voting Ballots Will Be Returned
Campaign department suspends returning votes on subscriptions due to timing uncertainty. Prompt acknowledgments will be mailed for subscriptions and remittances. votes placed in a sealed box for the candidate. Ballots in candidates’ possession must be delivered to the campaign office by 9 o'clock Saturday night.
How to Figure Second Payments Under New Scale
Announcement clarifies that second payments gain the vote difference entirely under the new scale and the old one is void. Using an example, a subscriber paying six months previously yields a six month second payment worth 22 750 votes when comparing year versus six months totals.
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Carlier
Cautionary Instructions For Votes And Subscriptions
A campaign notice lists final mailing deadlines for votes and subscriptions. It instructs special delivery, postmark clarity, and precise handling to prevent loss, with strict rules on ballot transfer, verification, and refunds. Names, dates, and procedural details anchor the guidance for campaign submissions.
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