Prices Drop in Late Trading a US Steel Bear Market
New York stock exchanges saw a heavy late selling wave after morning steadiness. US Steel led declines of about four points while St Paul Union Pacific New Haven and New York Central saw varied moves as brokers anticipated tighter credit and rail contract effects.
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Bordal
Washington Post
New York
Stock Exchange
Steel Common
Vwetha
Stock Exchange Committee of Business Teamduck
Commission House
Gov. Strong
Gov Strong
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Money Committee
Liberty Loan Organization
H G Xoble
Atocx Exchange
Exchange Four Dater
Dloe
Canadian Pacific
Nevita In Marine
Crow Pacific
St. Paul
Wall Street
Lohden Stock Exchange
Director General of Railroads
Union Pacific
New York Central
Chepa Peake
Oliva Atchison
Southern Pacific
Bel
New Haven
St Paul
Reagan
Morar Stecka Mare
New York Stock Market Report Turns Mixed With Heavy Trading
New York stocks showed mixed action as the morning gave way to heavy losses in the afternoon with trading volumes peaking. Marine preferred rose on word directors were in session while Mexican Petroleum reached a yearly high. overall activity included motor stocks and coal shares with varied results and a steady but subdued outside market.
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Marine Preferred
International Mercantile Marine Company
Mexicat Petroleum
Rsaves
Actna
Burns
Houston
Stanton
Bethlehem Steel
Cosden
Volume of bond sales in August shows heavy activity
The bond market was active with railroad issues leading trading after the government contract terms. Tax exempt Liberty bonds closed slightly lower. foreign issues saw profit taking. August NYSE bond sales totaled 159.6 million, with ex Liberty sales driving most of the volume. Government control aims to safeguard Liberty Loan operations amid warnings against excessive credit in the market.
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Washington Post
New York
Railroada
New York Stock Exchange
Dow, Jones & Co
Liberty Justice
Bles
Aales
Liberty Loan
Joana
Liberty Loan Committee
District Preparing for Liberty Loan Campaign and Tax Proposals
Washington committees form for the fourth Liberty Loan campaign starting September. District leaders appoint subchairmen across advertising, banks, churches, labor, and more, aiming for a faster three week drive. The piece also notes new national bank charters, stock exchange tax proposals, and early market price listings for poultry and produce.
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Washington
Central Liberty Loan Committee
Diatrict
Liberty Loan
Central Committee
H Street
Charles I Corby
Banks
Charles J Bell
H © Graham
Byron S Adams
Citizens Associations
Louia Brownlow
R W ‘Hynson
Fred Chapin
Actoals
Gilbert H Gross
Vaener
Corporation
John Brewer
Charles J O Neitt
Chris J Gockeler
John B Calpoys
H Johanson
Charles W Derr
M C Hazen
J S J Clark
BE L Thurston
Harry Cunningham
John G Capera
Charles W Semmes
Wiliam F Gude
Washington Stock Exchange
Trading and bond sales on Washington markets amid light activity
Trading remained light on the Washington Stock Exchange with Commercial National Bank the sole stock traded at 186 to 187 percent after 27 shares moved. Potomac Electric Power Company and general mortgage bonds sold to about 2,060 at 93 to 94, with no further bond sales noted. other issues show mixed bids and asks across utilities, railroads, and financial stocks.
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W B Hibbs & Co
New York
American Tel & Telel Txi
Amer
Armour & Co
Atlantic Petroleum
Atchison
Tg Barnett
Reilantic Coast Line
Big Ledge
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Ag Bingham Mining
Boston & Montana
Brooklyn Transit
Butterworth Judson Central of Georgia
Central Leather Ba
Caledonia Mining
Calumet & Teromei Central Pecultists
iResapeake & Ghia Co Ba
Carbon Steel Canada Copper
le Ware
Lhight & Power Tee Bil & St P Cvate Carcoal Lion
Pac Ry
Chicago & N Western
Colorado & Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
Consolidated
Airizona Distillers
Securities
Casden
Dominion of Canada
Erlegen
Holly Sugar
Pennsylvania
Berlie
Southern Halfway
Keystone Tire
Southern Railway
Lake Torpedo
Texas Company
Texas & Pacific
al Marlin
Mason Vaie
Matin Munitions S Steel Fa
Meirit
Metropolitan Petroleum
Waash Isis
Mitchel Amctois O
Mo Hertode
Nipissing Minee Co
North Amer
Roupen
Ohio
Liberty
Anom
Prod & Bote Co
Omujmee
Aos
Petr &Ss Motors
Red Warrior
Southern Submarine Corporation
Surcese Min Ng
Southern Offermnes
Tovanan
Bonion
Langle Tri
United Lastern
Light & Heat
Arizona
United Otorgang Booth Wisheries
Ctober
Boeten
Mame
S. Sisamship
Calumet
Aim Tanaury
Ted Verdwoes
Wee Davis-Daly
Marcel
United VW
Astern
East Butte
United Zinc
Victoria Oil
Inspiration
Owl
Milam
New Fork
Wright Martin
Mopenke
Nnite
New Orleans
Bronte
Anglo-Amer Gil
Galveston
Avantic Refining Co
Mobile
BAD Borne Serymser Co
Savannah
Buckeye Pire Ling
Seneca Copper Marys
Charlencon
Hesenborough Mfr
Shennon Ae Ag Wunun Dent
Colonia
Tewarsty
Superior Swift & Ca
Norfolk
Continental Oi Co
Crescent Pipe Line
Wolverine Nod Baltimore
Cumberland Pipe Line
Boston
Eureka
Il Co
Atlanta
Lulinois Pipe Line Co
Total
Cy National Transit Co
Indiana Pipe Line Co
Orleans
York Trangco
Northern
Wrebi
Ohio Oil
Inlerior
Prairie On & Gru Co
Middle Heels
Southern Pipe Line Co
Augusta
Louis
Ae Diocinnaty
Cal
Ind
Houston
Isis
Séa
Standard Oil Co
Cnser
Tittle Rock
Dalles Bay
Montgomery
Standard Oil Co & NY
Standard Oi! Co
Conio
Swan & Finch
Union Tank Line Co
Washington Off
Atlas
Dupont
Hercules
Washington Stock Exchange
Commercial National Bank
Potomac Electric Power Company
Fenerel Mortgage
Safe Investments Amid Market Disturbances
The safest investments avoid fluctuation during unsettled money or stock markets. First deeds of trust notes secured on real estate in the District of Columbia are presented as safe investments not dependent on the financial responsibility of individuals or corporations. We offer and market bonds from upward Bend for the booklet Concerning Loans and Investments.
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Columbia
Quarterly dividends notice from American Woolen Company
The American Woolen Company announces regular quarterly dividends of 1.75 per share on the Preferred block and 1.25 per share on the Common block. Dividends will be paid October 18, 1918 to stockholders of record September 16, 1918. Transfer books will be closed September 18 and reopened September 27 1918. Forton Mane
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American Woolen Company
Massachusetts
Recor
Tranater Booka
Dwelly
Treaerer Forton Mane
Market Report Mixes Dairy and Poultry Prices in New York and Pennsylvania
The report lists butter, eggs, milk, and poultry prices with receipts and percentages across New York and nearby Pennsylvania. Entries include butter at 61 51 percent, eggs around 85 cents, and turkey at 28.00, with notes on fresh gathered and regular packing, plus lard values in the Middle West.
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Tong Island
New York State
Virginia
New York
Blate
Pennsylvania
Western
Hennary
Guanaenei
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BRUNT
Storks
France
London
Securites
Les Pictores
America
Rte
Wey
New. York
Curb Market Review
New York, Sept
Tle —Metal Exchange
Speller
Baltimore Securities
Baltimore
Font
National Bank of Balto
Rus & Elec Co
Balto
Wash
New York Sept
Mercantile Paper
Oil City
Rumier
Rumiley
Internat
Alaska Gold
Estes
City South
Alaska Juneau
Altra-Chalmers
Kennecott
Allis- Chalmers
Way Steel
Son Am Can
Lehigh Valley
Ieee
Lea
Arn Ae &L Pe
Owl Am Inter Corp
Max
el Ae Bom
OjMav
Ican Petrol
Tag Agit
Arm
Malteievale
Pt No
Ar Steel
Mimtouri Pacific
Sugar Sumatra
Missouri Pacific Pf
Nevada Co
Atchisonie
Nort & West
Nor Pacae
Balt & Ono
Nova Scotta Steel Bba
Barrett Co
Onto Cities Gas
Beth Steel
Owens Beste Ma
Pacific
Booth Fisheries
Penneys Wate
Brook Rap
People’s Gas
Burns Bros A
Pere Marquette
J Butte C & In
Pierce Arrow
Butte & Sup
Pierce Ar
Pierce
Pittsburgh Coal
Cerra de Pasco
Chandler Motor
Ches & Ohio
Pullman Co
Ry Steel
Spear
Ray Consol
Rep Iron & Steel
St L
Toole Ritp Sone R
Saxon Motor Co
Hi&p Wee
Seavoard Air
Sinclair
Sears-Roebuck
Oee & Stl
Bouthern Pac
Altenor
Bouthern
God “Ops Gas
Studehbaker
Bilal
Continental
Superior Steel
Texas
Twin City
Ig Gm Oh L
Lm Ino Hk
Ee wOo
United Fruit
He MM &S Pr
Ray Jn Pti
Gaston W & W
Alco
Goodrich
Great Werth
Sperem Ae
Greene
Anunea Iam
C&c
Gut Steel
Wabash
Haskell Barker
Trois Central
Maryland
Interb Metro
Western Union
Interericul Ne
Westinghouse
Tnt Hits Corps
White Motor
Wheeling & LE
Wilson *Co
Bnet
Worthington
Willys- ~Overland
Ft Ray
The
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Sept
Michigan
Nebraska
Omaha
Colmn
New National Banks
New York Exchange
Philadelphia
Senate Finance Committee
Local Produce Market
Department of Agriculture
NEW York Grain
York
National Metropolitan Bank
15Th St
U. S. Treasury
Deruit
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Haskins & Sells Certified Public Accountants
Hasekells
Calvert Building
India Building
State Street
Ralph K Hyde
Haskins & Sells
San Franciso
la Angeles
Seattle
Denver
Watertown
Local Stock Exchange
Georgetown Gas
Washington Gas
Columbie Gan & Htea
Columbie Ge&e
Capital Traction
Metropolitan RR
Ry & Elec
Balto & An
Cc &P
Am & T
T&t
Ar Riggs Realty
Capital Traction Co
Ry & Elcom
Wash Ry & Blec
N & W Steamboat
Wallahington Gar
Columbia Gas & Rice
Tel & Tel
Mergenthaler Linotype
Fataron Monotype &O Lansten
Scrip ST Te Se National Bank
American Or
Capital
Farmer and Mechanics
Federal
Lincoln
Metropolitan
Riggs
Trust Company
Amer Security & Trust
National Law & Trust
Unter Trust Company
Wash Loan & Truat
Washington Market
United States Bureau of Markets
Zoo Land Choice
Idec
New Jersey
Gapitel
Ant
National Savings & Trust Company Cor
Leach & Post & Flagz
Jonan
Moorhead & Elmer
Warnisetoe
Ohkoge
Swartze
Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
John L. Edwards & Co
N.Y. Ave
Nuer
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Stow York
Thomas P Morgan
Southern
Ralph W. Kalarp
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