Government cuts expenses deeply amid wartime and banking plans
Treasury figures show for July to September expenditures fell to 879.5 million dollars from 1.25 billion a year earlier, with War Department outlays notably reduced. The report accompanies banking institute plans including an open Washington chapter meeting, certificates, prizes, and membership drives led by James C. Dulin Jr. District notes cover Baltimore dairy and poultry markets and prices in several commodities.
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Treasury Daily
Washington
American Institute of Banking
Wizard
Raymond B Dickey
Charles J. Bell
Frank Addison, Jr
Dickey
George ©. Watson
Liberty National Bank
James C. Dulin, Jr
American Security & Trust Company
F Street
Guaranty Trust Company
Thomas Hopkins, Jr
New York
Ernest E. Herrell
Merchants’ Bank
Atlantic City
Local stock exchange shows brisk trading on several issues
Considerable activity yesterday with Washington Gas Light stock trading 125 shares while Capital Traction and Washington Railway issues drew buyer interest. Washington Loan and Trust sold 50 shares and Union Trust 80 shares at notable prices. bonds were scarce with one Washington Railway note at 59 percent.
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Washington Gas Light
Capital Traction
Washington Railway Referred
Washington Railway
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Traction
Washington Gas
Iavat Tt
Washington Loan & Trust
Washington Railway & Electric
Ttd
Pony Am
T Carythes
Aa & T
Pot River Guar
Tanial Traction
W. AL & Mt
Wash. Ry. & Fl
Aoay
Public Utilities
Werican Tel
Teleris
Apital Traction
Wishington Gas
Ry. & Bier
Tt & Kl. Co
Pfd National Banks
American
Tvderal
Liberty Aoe Bees
Metropolitan
L'ges
Wwashington
Xner Security & Trust
Savings & Trust
Wash Loan & Trust
Savings Anks
Ammerce & Savings
Washigton
Sehants
Ron Sas
Wed Washington Mechanics
Emyla
Bet O Aphe
Mig
Eaper Mig Co
Weston Monotype
Rv Linotype
Dat
Lpu
Hington
Philadelphia market report shows wheat and corn shifts
Philadelphia markets roundup Oct 18 notes tighter wheat with No 2 red winter at 1.11 to 1.15 and lower export corn at 56 cents, No 9 for export 53 to 53 1/2 cents, No 2 yellow 3 for head. pressed poultry steady with eastern roasting chickens 25 to 35 cents, nearby broil 35 to 0?. other articles unchanged.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Philadelphia
Chicago
Market Price List for Eggs and Dressed Poultry
A historical price list shows eggs and poultry rates, with live birds per pound and dressed poultry prices, plus vegetable and fruit quotations. Includes roosters, turkeys, chickens, hens, keats, calves, hogs, and various New York and Virginia apples, cabbage, lettuce, onions, potatoes, and citrus.
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U. & Bureau of Markets and
Virginias
West
West Virginias, York Imperials
Best
New Yorks
North Carolinas
Marylands
Indianas
Ohio
New York Produce Price Report October Market Notes
New York reports mixed commodity prices across butter, cheese, poultry, sugar, flour, and coffee. Butter receipts reach 12,273 pounds with creamery goods steady and various grade prices listed. cheese steady with 1,509 receipts. live poultry steady with express chickens and fowls priced. raw sugar at 4.00 for duty free, refined at 6.30. flour weak with spring patents at 7.00 to 7.50 and soft winter straights at 5.85 to 8.15. coffee spot market listed but incomplete in OCR.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
Aestna Gerplontyes
Arianaes
el. Ee
Boone Ol
Boston & Montans
Boston & Wyoming
Caledonia
Calumet & Jerome
Carbon Steel
Carib Syndicate
Carib Trading
Car Light & Power
Cities Service Ptda
Columbian Emerald
Commonwealth Finance
Consolidated Copper
Commonwealth Fin
Pfd
Continental Motors
Cresson Gold
Davis-Daly
Dominion Oil
Ad Durant Motors
Ieta
Britain
Empire Food
Engineers Petroleum
Hureka Aroestss
Farrell Coal
iFederal
Lone Star Gas
Magma Copper
Maracaibo Oil
Mason Valley Merritt Oil
Midwest Oil Com
Midwest Oil Pfd
Midwest Refining
Nevada Ophir
New Cornelia
Nipissing Mines Co
Noble Oil Gas
North Amer. F
Northwestern Oil
Omar Oil
New
Pennok Q Oil
Perfection Tire
Radio Com
Ray Hercules
Hyan_ Consolidated ite
Salt Creek Producing
Salt Creek (New
aLay S
Sapulpa Com
Simms Petrol Tirea
Cally
Bis Southern Coal & Iron
Sweets Co. of America
Swift International
Tonopah Divide
Tonopah
United Eastern
Light & Heat. Com
Tucht & Heat
United Profit Sharing
S. Ship Corporation
Steamship Sh
United Retail Candy
United Texas
Wayne Coal
West End Consolidated
Wright-Martin Chicago— Armour Leather
Armour Armour Leather
Buckeye Pine Line
Chesebrough Mfg. Co
Continental Oil Co
Crescent
Cumberland
Ag Ag Eureka
BO Galena-Sig, Oil Co. Com
Galena-Sig Oil Co
Tlinois Pipe Line Co
Indiana Pipe Line Co
National Transit Co
Transportation Co
A RR
Northern Pipe Line
Prairie OU & Gas
Prairie Pipe Line Co
Penn
Kans
Standard Oil Co
Nebr
Ohio
Swan & Finch Co
Vacuum Oil Co
Washington
United Rys & Hlec Co
W.B &A.pt
Balto, City
RG Balto City
Houston Oldiv
Penn, Wat. & P. Bees
United Rys. & Bl
United Rys. & el Inc
Ee Wash, Baito & A
City & Suburban
New York
Rbutter— Steaagy
Jersey
Express
Cubas
Middle West
Rio Vi Soe
Live Stock Markets Report From Chicago and New York
Chicago and New York exchange cattle hogs and sheep prices with receipts and varies by category. Cattle steady to unevenly lower for some classes while veal calves rise. hogs mostly lower. sheep and lambs mixed with fat lambs steady to lower and Western lambs strong.
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Chicago
Uct
United States Bureau of Markets
Cattla
Montana
New York
Bond Forfeiture in 1918 Case Won by Prosecution
Judge Hardison ordered bondsman Frank Frazano to pay 750 dollars for the forfeiture of Ruby Gilbert's bond on a 1918 charge of selling Hanor in the District. Gilbert absconded after arrest, was returned from New York in 1920, and received 300 dollars fine plus 300 days in jail. Court held no power to set aside forfeiture after DOJ review.
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Hardison
Frank Frazano
Ruby Gilbert
Hanor
New York
Department of Justice
Oklahoma Publishing Co opposes Herrick suit
The Oklahoma Publishing Co owners of the Daily Oklahoman yesterday filed in the District Supreme court to quash a $50,000 suit brought by Representative Manuel Herrick. Attorneys Kappler and Merillat argue the case cannot proceed in district court since the publisher is a foreign corporation with no local agent.
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District Supreme Court
Oklahoma Publishing Company
Daily
Oklahoman
Aganst
Manuel Herrick
Oklahoma
Charles J. Kappler
Charles H. Merillat
Sugar loan plan eyed to aid Utah Idaho and Colorado beet fields
War Finance Corporation may advance up to 16 million to the sugar beet industry in Utah Idaho and Colorado. Chairman Meyer announced after a conference with agricultural loan agency chairmen and industry reps that a Utah based financial company will lend to sugar companies backed by beet grower payments and refined sugar in warehouses to speed grower payments and store sugar until market timing improves.
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Utah
Idaho
Colorado
War Finance Corporation
Meyer
Coal Suit In Claims Court Against Government
Corona Coal Company of Birmingham Alabama sues to recover over 100000 alleging the United States Railroad Administration commandeered 171476 tons of coal during the war valued at 486997, with 386593 paid. government moves to dismiss arguing ineligibility under the railroad control act amid a broader wartime transport crisis.
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United States Court of Claims
Corona Coal Company
Birmingham
Ala
United States Railroad Administration
United States Fuel Administration
The Metal Market and Grains Report
New York market listings show copper steady at about 28.00 futures 28.37, zinc firm for East St. Louis delivery, lead near 4.70 to 4.75, antimony around 5.00 to 5.23, and tin deltas varying. Wheat weak on No 2 red and hard around 1.14, Manitoba 1.14, oats easy at 42.0.
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New York
Jay- Stn
Stez
East St. Louis
Manitoba
Lake and
Rail
Oil Quotations from Oil City Pause at Market Figures
Oil City Pa October 18 figures show credit balances of 825 dollars, runs totaling 2,044 dollars and an average of 5,003 dollars. Shipments reach 78,420 with an average of 40,283.
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Oil City
Campaign Promises Gold Prizes and 90,000 Extra Votes
The Post unveils a sensational campaign offering 500 in gold and 190 000 extra votes to push candidates toward automobiles and cash prizes by November 19. With seven days left, organizers urge urgent subscription drives, fast mailings, and prompt reporting of delivery issues to maximize chances and earnings.
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Post
Campaign Qs and Answers on Subscriptions and Prizes
The document outlines commission rules for agents and carriers, noting no loss of pay if subscribers pay a candidate directly. It forbids transferring subscriptions to another candidate and explains that new sub commitments should be turned in promptly for timely delivery. Any candidate may solicit anywhere, the campaign ends November 19, 1921, and district prizes are awarded by region with city and outside candidates sharing nine grand cars plus additional district prizes.
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Campaign Ofice
Post
Cadillac
Slutz
Cole
Chandler | Teo
Wupmobile
Studebaker
Victor in St Louis Republic auto campaign prize winner
A contestant describes entering the Republic automobile contest, investing time and effort to win a Westcott car. She details keeping a detailed information list, following offers, and working late while relatives aided. A late dash with a taxi secures her victory just before the 9 p.m. cutoff.
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Victor
ST. Louis Republic
Capital Prize
Republic
Candidates with under 500 votes dropped from lista
Voters are reminded that all candidates with fewer than 500 votes will be removed from the published lista starting next Sunday. Names remain on record and can be reinstated when they reach the 5,000 vote threshold. To avoid exclusion, secure subscriptions by Friday noon to ensure appearance in Sunday's list above 6,000 votes.
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Warther
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