Bonds Irregular High Grade Rails In Better Demand
In New York April, bond trading showed irregular price moves with stronger demand for high grade railroad issues. New offerings totaled about 40.99 million dollars, surpassing last week’s 347.0 million. Government bonds were sold, with mixed results for French and South American issues. Notable gains occurred in Atlantic Coast Line, Hudson & Manhattan, Oregon & Washington, and New York Westchester & Boston rails. Magma Copper, Chile Copper, and others moved moderately. Illinois Power & Light 30-year mortgage bonds were offered around 88.5, Inland Company preferred stock yielded about 7.0%. A helmet fire-ens ing option was replaced by a motor engine in Weymenih.
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York
United States
Brazil
Aslantic Coast
Hudson & Manhatatan
Oregon
Washington
New York
Westchester
Boston
Norfolk & Western
Southern Pacific
Chicago & Eastern
Southern Railway
Magma
Chile
Wiineis Sterl
American Agricultural Chemical
Wespar
Ilinois Power & Licht Company
Creamery and Cheese Market Movements Reported
Market overview shows creamery prices steady with extras and higher scores noted for some items. Cheese prices weaken on fresh stock while state fresh and held levels appear steady, with miscellaneous wordings indicating price ranges and product types.
Cotton Lew Totuk April Joltens Spet Steady
Partial readable text reports middling prices around 28 and 30 for April delivery. Mentions a person or entity Totuk and items labeled Opera Ley Ly with unclear context. Insufficient coherent details to confirm full event or entities.
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Joltens
Opera Ley Ly
Stocks Rally After Short Covering Amid Market Upturn
Shares advanced as short covering steadied the market with broad support from strong buying at lower levels. Studebaker and Mack Truck led gains while rail and industrial issues rose modestly. money market remained quiet with prime rates near 5 percent.
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THE _ BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM
NEA
Studebaker
Mack Truck
aLe@E Motors
White Motors
Willys Dwyer
Preferred
Chandler
Stewart Warner
Half of U S Cotton Crop Exported in Eight Months
Washington reports that about 5,904,801 bales of U S raw cotton have been exported since August 1, the start of the cotton year. Britain leads buyers with 30 percent of exports, Germany is second, France third, and China reemerging gradually as demand grows abroad.
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U. S
Ralph I. Couch
Washington
United States
Jungland
Germany
France
Local Produce Prices Show Mixed Movement and Steady Eggs
The State Board of Agriculture reports mixed local produce pricing with unsettled potatoes and firmer apples, while eggs remain steady and wholesalers anticipate potential price changes. Prices for Maine and New York potatoes vary, with asparagus and berries showing firmer tones. other fruits and vegetables reflect cautious market conditions as traders forecast continued stability through the surplus season.
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Bbe
Gergau
State Board of Agriculture
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Maine
York State
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New Yorker
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Foreign exchange markets drift lower on thin demand
In New York April market activity showed weaker demand across major currencies. The pound sterling fell toward 4.60 dollars, the French franc slipped to about 6.45 cents, the Italian lira held near 3.00 cents with signs of official intervention, and Brazilian real declined to a new low around 24.00 cents per milreis amid broader European and South American rate softness.
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Amsterdam
Ebee
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Stockholm
Christiania
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Saerland
Itytpesetar Vi Terin Teak
Curb Market News Hints At Liquidity Pressures In Early Trading
The New York Curb trading showed pressure from liquidation and short selling with several issues traded at concession. Despite weakness in high priced issues like Ohio Oil and Galena OM, others including Gulf Oil and Penn Beaver advanced or held steady. Indiana shares and Mexican properties saw active trading, while Berfen & Co. led in the industrial group amid generally absorbing market conditions.
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Ohio
Galena OM
Prarie
Indiana
Ji Wan
Cable Advices
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Gulf Oil
Penn Beaver
Berfen & Co
Midvale
Schulte
Southern Coal and Iron
Kay Hercules
Wheat and corn prices rise amid weather fears and storage sales
Chicago grain markets steadied as rain dampened demand while persistent weather worries in Kansas and Nebraska kept futures volatile. May wheat slipped on weak selling for storage, while corn posted minor gains and provisions showed mixed moves amid global cues and talks of spring wheat curtailment.
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Yaleez
Liverpool
Kansas
Nebraska
Money Oak Anvil Salwine Bid Ruling Reported
In a concise banking note the price movement shows a raised bid at 4 7 2 and a 4 3 2 reading, with acceptances and fast loan offers noted, including a 20th entry. The fragment indicates a valuation and lending activity around the Anvil Salwine instrument.
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OAK
Anvil Salwineigh Low
Fairfield County Farm Products Increase in 1922
Fairfield County reports a rise in major crop value by 32,228 in 1922 while state totals declined by nearly 10.6 million. The index shows 52.18 statewide versus 72.38 in 1921, with Fairfield County acreage gains in corn and potatoes offset by declines in beans and buckwheat.
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Airfield County
State Board of Agriculture
Connecticut
Wairfield County
Fairfield County
Byrds
Commodity Prices New York Cash Quotations Distorted
The column lists daily cash prices for staple commodities in New York with scattered figures for wheat flour beef pork lard iron and cotton among others. The OCR quality is poor, leaving many items unreadable and some values garbled.
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York
Mid-Uplands
Weil T Prva
Men Plead Not Guilty in Oil Fraud Case
In New York on April 8 federal court heard tentative not guilty pleas from Rev. Alexander C. Parker president and general manager of Great State Petroleum Company of Texas Inc Wilmer Simy secretary treasurer and director and Harry A Hurt a director. They were indicted yesterday with seven others for using the mails to defraud stock investors of $1,000,000 Judge Goddard set final pleas for April 19 and released them on bail of 3000 each. additional defendants mainly stock salesmen are to plead next Monday.
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New Yors
Alexander C. Parker
Feneral Monager
Great State Petroleum Company of Tenxan, Inc
Wilmer. Simy
Harry A. Hurt
Goddard
Fondas
Metal market New York price snapshot April update
In New York metal market notes Copuen remains steady with spot and minres at 1738 while tin softens with spot and futures at 47.57. Tron and lead stay steady, as does zinc with Rast Street nearby delivery at 7165 and anatomy spot at 9.00. Louis spot price remains uncertain.
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