Foreign issues drive bond market strength at New York
Foreign government bonds remained in demand while U S government issues saw mixed activity as traders weighed higher rates for May financing against existing holdings. Belgian and Mexican issues eased, Chile Con per is rose, and railroad mortgages gained with New York Railways Refunding bonds advancing. Public offerings totaling 14.063 million dollars and 33.55 million dollar equipment trust issues were announced for early sale.
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U.S
Reading
New York Railways
Chile
Puta Alegre
Wales
Equipment Trust Certi
Illinois Central Railroad Company
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
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Amsterdam
Vienna
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Goodyear
Gagenhagen
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Paselas
Kelly
T&r Bokry
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Elromons
Sinclair
Studebaker
Elwerth
Local Produce Prices Mixed as Markets Weigh Thaw and Supply
Locals reported light scatterings of new flandelions, sealions and rhubarb with active demand. Prices showed slight declines in some lines while onions and oranges held firm, and liberal Western receipts kept prices tentative yet not in full retreat.
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State Board of Agriculture
New Jersey
Princes Heitige
Market Wavers in Narrow Trend as Call Money Rises
Trading was moderately larger but dominated by professionals. Prices fluctuated within narrow bounds amid rising fall money rates from 4 1/2 to 6 percent. Sugar shares fell on futures-prosecution talk while American Sugar and DuPont saw gains. several utilities and railroads moved unevenly.
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New York
Constat
Albany
Washington
Punta Alegre
Dupont
Colorado
Consolidated Gas
Brooklyn Edizon
Market Street Railways
Atlantic Refining
Barnet Leather
Corn Products
Goodyear Preferred
International Harvester
Orpheum Circuit
Ekresga
Fisher Body
Otis Elevator
Chicago & Northwestern
Atlantic Coast
Banberg
Norwelg-ian Exchange
Crown
Featerday
Christiania
Refiners and Dealers Pay Bigger Sugar Increase Than Consumers
Sugar price trends show March 1923 averages at 10.2 cents a pound in stores up 57 percent from March 1922. Wholesalers paid 4.6 cents, up 85 percent, while refiner prices in New York landed 7.3 cents, up 87 percent from a year earlier. Department of Labor and Agriculture data indicate rising consumer costs yet faster hikes for refiners and dealers amid record world production and high consumption.
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Ralph F. Couch
Washington
United States
New York
Department of Labor
Cuba
Department of Agriculture
Department
Voober
State Produce Delayed Spring Vegetables and Market Outlook
The spring vegetable season lags by about two weeks with rhubarb a key early indicator. Light rhubarb supplies, rising seed sales, and active consumer demand mark the period, while asparagus spinach and onions are due in five weeks. prices and livestock trends show mixed movement across markets.
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Wallas
Harvey Hubbell Stock Increase Expands Capital
Harvey Hubbell Inc of this city raised its capital stock from 300000 to 2000000 dollars in a move to align capitalage with the company’s financial and productive condition. Officials said no policy changes or development plans accompany the boost and details of any further stock amount remain undecided.
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Harvey Hubbell, Inc
West Erd
Cotton market report from New York on April 26
Cotton prices in New York show a quiet spot market with middling at 28.85. Mentions open, high, and low values and cites May and December futures with unclear trailing terms due to OCR noise.
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New York
Ixchan
Money market snapshot from New York report
The New York money market shows strong conditions with high rates at 6 and 4 1/2, ruling at 4 1/2, closing bid 6, offered at 61 4, last trade 66, and call money against acceptances at 4.
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New York
Iwans
Metal Market New York Copper and tin prices eased
The New York metal market report shows copper slipping in spot and futures around 1 8 44 and 17, tin easing with spot nearby and futures quoted near 44 37 to 44 60, iron and lead holding steady, zinc softer, and East St Louis spot and nearby delivery at 7 00 with antimony at 8 0.
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New York
East St. Louie
New York Reserve Bank Statement April 26 Details
New YorkApril 26 The Statement of the condition of the Model Reserve bank in New York shows total assets and reserves. It lists total reserves 271, etc. The note emphasizes reserve obligations and the ratio of total reserves to deposits. The report includes figures for deposits and lending as of April 24 and notes combined figures for various reserves and assets.
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Simon Guggenheim
American Smelting & Refining Company
The
Sun
N. Y. Reserve Bank
New York
Model Reserve Bank
Yoserves Flota
Govert
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