Oils and active issues lead market gains on rumors
New York September 17 Nearly half of trading focused on the sharp short covering move lifting net gains for all active issues. Oil stocks and Canadian Pacific led advances while General Motors weakness followed news of new Chevrolet stock. Volume stood at about 2,000,000 shares with a cautious broad market tone prevailing amid rumors of Danish developments and antitrust pressure.
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Sprial
Washington
New York
Justioe
Tyne
Asida
Mexteda Petroleum
Sumatra
Mevica Metroleum
Porrici
Pope
Adelad Shuprips
Eo Aravk
Seth Hient Tuyrne
Ilmaugu
Nig Power
Escripates
Maring
Sas
General Motors
Chevrolet
New York Bond Market Shows Steady Gain Amid War Stock Activity
Southern Railway sustains strong performance in liquidating markets as bond issues attract investors seeking income. Strong Street curb trading reveals uniform moves with Wright-itorum and Agina active. General Motors stock plans a meeting, while other war stocks show tepid demand. Butter, eggs, and wheat prices also listed alongside regional farm products and shipbuilding notes.
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New York
Wright-itorum
Agina
Houston
Roanoke
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS AND COTTONSEED OIL SUMMARY
Philadelphia markets report steady government bonds and mixed stock quotes amid firmer bank acceptances and higher dairy and poultry prices. Cottonseed oil futures rallied with October near 34.08 and close around 31.90 as frost fears faded and demand steadied. Live cattle and hogs traded with moderate volume, veal calves and lambs meeting varied demand.
New York Stock Market Figures From an Era
A condensed market snapshot shows indices around 16300 for one item and 8300 for another, with a 109,400 figure and a 849,100 annual reference. The data point names include Yatal and imply year over year changes. The entry captures a historic financial context with several numeric values and named entities embedded in the OCR.
Bankers Plan New Loan Drive Amid Quiet Bond Market
New York Sept 17 Trading in bonds was fairly active and generally steady with a Dow Jones measure at a new low 82.35 16 of last year's low. Foreign bonds were strong especially French issues. Interborough Metropolitan 4% advanced to 49.5% after a low of 4%. Money dull but firm with call loans at 6 percent and limited commercial paper discounting. War risks ease as submarine danger recedes. labor talks and plant plans loom for steel and locomotives while administration tightens labor policy.
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Chevrolet
General Motors
Ha & Cn
New York
Septany
Actna Explosives
American 2 & Telele Fg. Ae Company
Air Heduction En
Amer Writ Paper Fom
Arno & Co
Atlantic Petroleum
Atlante Coast Line
Atchison Pen
Baltimore and Ohio Co
Hegliny Tat Ogton & Montana
Bethlehem Steel
Watterworth Judson
Brooklyn Transit
Caledonia Mining
Central of Georgia
Dm- Calumet & Jerem Tay Central Leather
Anal
Canada Copper
Cannes
Central Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
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Bowe
Hewood Chicara
Chicago
St Pley
Wwisky
Exe Bratt
Consolidated Arizona
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Cosden Co
Ae Matilters
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Cosden
Bae Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Curtisa Aero
Davis-Daty
Ilinois Central
Jenherch Silver
Innerborough Rapid
Adams Express
Gen Rock
Bn Missouri
Montana Tower
American Express Goldfield
New Fork Central
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RBS
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Gwen
Aie
Stim Butler
Repubic Steel
Humbo Extensior
San Fran
Keystone Tire
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Hosta Air Line
Torneda
Southern Belt Tel
Magma Paper
Pavlti
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Pacific
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Midwest Refining
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Virginia Car
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Wabash
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Sinissing Mines Co
North Amer
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Peerless Motora
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Thosin
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Toston and Mane
West End
avis-Dalyss
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Granby
Island Creek
Anglo-Amer
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Hereboroush Mtg Co
Caloniil Ou
Continental Oi Co
Pond Creek Cnal
Crescent Pipe Line
Swift and Co
Batenee Cumberland
Furela
IRS Guilena-Sig. Oi Co
Galena-Sig. Oil Co
Illinois
Indiana Line Line Co
National Transit Co
Northern Tine Line Co
Ohio Oi Co
Iurairie Ml & Gas Co
Prime Pipe Line
BAG
Soiar Refining Co
Southern Pipe Line Co
South Penn Oil Coo
Penn. P. i
Standard Oil Co Ind
Standard On Co
Kan
Lantard An Co
Nebr
Standard Oil Co
Standard OU Coe
Snoana
Swan & Finch
Union
Washington Oil Co
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Atlas Resinca
Atlas
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Dupont
Hercules Oe
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France
Mexican Dallara
Washington Post
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War Industries Board
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American Expeditionary Force
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Live Stock Markets Chicago Philadelphia New York and Pa reports
Chicago hogs steer cattle and sheep prices mixed with receipts and declines noted in hog markets while New York and Pittsburgh reports show steady to higher calves cows and sheep pricing and strong lamb demand with regional shipment totals and credit balances on September 17.
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Chicago
United States Bureau of Markets
Hugh
New York
Akim Rele
Washington Gas Bond and Monotype Stock Quietly Trade
Washington Gas 5 per cent bonds at 96 traded with a $1,000 issue. Latston Monotype Machine 10-share stock quoted at 56 1 4 to 56 3 4 after ex dividend. Capital Traction ex div stock offered at 2 1 2 percent, bid around 83. Mergenthaler Linotype bid unchanged at 111, 113 offered. Regular call at noon. GAS BONDS.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Gas ‘Light Company
Latston Monotype Machine Company
Capital Traction
Washington Gas
Mergenthaler Linotype
Lansion Monotype
Georgetown Gas Fis
Capital Traction Co
Metropolitan R
Steamboat Ga Biggs Realty
Ride Realty
U. S
Steamboat
Washineron Gas Am
Tel
Teleg
Mercenthaler Linotyne
Lanston Monotype
Lanston
National Bank
Farmers & Mechanics
Federal
Feneath
Washington
Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Azo Commerce & Savings
E. Washington
Amerority & Trust
Nation Sav
Real Eatate
Chapin-Sacks Co. Setae
Cot P. Mtz. Co
Realty Co
Local Produce Market Prices and Beef Veal Market Notes
A brief market snapshot lists poultry prices for hens, turkeys, ducks, geese, and related items across several categories and regions. Vegetables and fruits show varied prices for potatoes, peppers, cucumbers, spinach, beets, onions, and more. Department of Agriculture reports beef receipts as liberal with steady demand, veal limited with steady demand, and modest brisk demand for mutton, with overall receipts moderate.
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Long Island
Che York State
Elgin
Virginia
Chen
Department of Agriculture
New York Produce Market Notes on Butter and Eggs
New York items show butter receipts at 3818 with creamery prices higher than extras, and creamery extras at 82 score. fresh gathered eggs quoted with various packings and colors. Prices for fats, grains, and coffee are listed with reference to Pennsylvania and nearby states. overall tone notes little price change for dressed poultry and sugar futures, with regional grain and commodity details.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Middle West
Rio
Santos
Chicago grain market weakens on embargo news and warm forecast
Chicago September grain trade sees corn prices slip after an all embracing grain embargo announcement. October and November futures react with modest declines while provisions rise. Weather forecasts point to warmth and no frost, dampening demand, as storage in Chicago remains ample and shipments to western centers face constraints.
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Chicago
New- Safon
Shorts
New York
Metal Exchange
Apeller
Louis
New York Grain Prices Reported
New York grain prices shown for January 17 indicate steady to firm markets. No. 2 red futures quoted around 2.44 and No. 2 yellow and No. 3 yellow around 1.79 with freight costs noted. markets expected to move toward New York delivery and shipments.
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New York
Jang Freight
Spet
Standard
Plan of Treasury 5 Bond Payments With Navy Subscriptions
The government outlines a partial payment plan for the fourth liberty loan. Ten per cent down and three installments of ten per cent, then 30 per cent later, with bonds dated October 24, 1918. Interest dates April 15 and October 15. Navy men and officers will contribute through ten-month plans, financed by major banks including Higgs National and Riggs National. Delinquencies remain few and most subscriptions are timely.
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Washington
Save
A. Navy
Navy Department
Navy
Higgs National
National Metropolitan
National Bank of Washington
District National
Federal National
American Security and Trust Company
Union Trust Company
National Savings and Trust Company
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Home Laws Linge Bank
Clea J. Hell
Liberty Loan Committee
Riggs Wil
Milton J. Ailes
Riggs National Bank
Ocean View
Equitable
Bate
Equitable Building
N.W. John Jow Edson
Frank J. Wesside
Oil Leasing Bill Could Put U S Oil Under Federal Control
Senator Pittman warned that final passage of the oil leasing bill would lead to government control of Western oil and coal lands. He argued a deadlock between House and Senate conferees risks disaster for the West and push prospectors to foreign fields. The main dispute centers on leasing policy and giving the Interior Secretary sole discretion.
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House
Pittman
Senate
Secretary of
Thhe Interior
Delegation Protests Cotton Prices to President Wilson
Southern senators and representatives pressed President Wilson on cotton price controls for raw cotton. Senator Underwood said any official statement would come from the President after a War Industries inquiry and a separate committee would be named to buy cotton for the U S and allied governments at an approved price. The protest notes cotton growers fear higher costs will raise prices for war materials and equipment.
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Woileen
Underwood
Alan Pama
Wilson
War Industries
United States
Widow of Senator Bacon Dies in Private Hospital
Mrs Augustis Baron widow of former Senator A O Bacon who died February 14, 1914, passed away in a private hospital here early Sunday at an advanced age.
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Myenon.ia
Mra Augustis
Baron
Uni Suites
A. O. Bacon
Analytical report on biological samples by National Institute lab
A fragment describes an analytical department at the National Machine and Antitoxin Institute located on You Street N. W. North 58. It mentions water milk food drugs and body samples such as blood stomach contents and excreta examined under physician orders.
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Irom
National Machine and Antitoxin Institute
You Street N. W. North 58
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