Coolidge Talk Lifts Tone in Bond Market
New York Dec 6 After President Coolidge message bonds rallied with gains in mortgage and utility issues. Liberty bonds remained firm, foreign issues advanced, and a new 3 million mortgage issue from Missouri Power and Light was sold by Hambleton & Co.
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New York
Coali
Market Street
San Francisco
Liberty Bonda
Alisouri Power and Light
General Hens
Hambleton &A Company
Retail commerce thriving in county reports
District traders note stronger retail business across Stanford and surrounding towns. Tt G Dunn & Co reps travel county seeking credit data, while New York prices influence local store margins as metropolitan demand raises retail prices.
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Stanford
Forwalk
Bridgeport
Wade
Tt. G. Dunn & Co
New York City
New York
Stamford
Condition report of the New York Federal Reserve
The December condition report for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York shows reserves of 9 million dollars, discounted government obligations, and total assets and liabilities detailed. It lists reserves, deposits, actual currency in circulation, and other balance items with figures in the hundreds of millions, reflecting the bank's financial position.
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New York
Fae Thement
Limco
I. i
Wil
Realty transfers fill city land records brief
Real estate deeds show multiple transfers including Iain Deel to Banks on Aan agaon street and James A. Turner to Bridgeport Trust Company with Taft avenue properties. Other conveyances list Maurice Friedman on Gregory street and Russell Carlson on Seaside Avenue, with deed values noted.
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Iain Deel
Banks
Tatrick
Nih
Reeks
Aanagaon
Darel Wankers
Sikne Co
Waniversity
Charton Street
Patrick Graham
Frederick M
Grese EF. O'Hara
Soi
James BE. Beach
Bridgeport
Trust Company
Trustees
Foreign Exchange Rates and Global Currencies
A fragmented OCR note lists exchange rates and currencies across major markets. It mentions Antwerp Amsterdam Stockholm Berlin Paris and Spain with values referencing American dollars, along with scattered numbers suggesting totals or conversions. The text is garbled but indicates an international currency summary.
Automobiles Lead Industrial Output in 1923 Year
Washington reports 1923 auto production valued near 3 billion dollars, with 3.5 to 4 million vehicles forecast. Cars dominate, trucks about one seventh, average car value around 1,600 dollars. By year end 14 million autos likely in existence, with 13,002,427 listed on July 1 by the Public Roads Bureau.
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Ralph PF. Cotch
Washington
Amerigur
Reemainder Phanenger
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Bureau of Public Roads
Local Produce Market Notes From December 6 1929
Market for cabbage shows firmness with prices about 26 cents per 700 pounds higher than earlier in the week. Other vegetables stay weak with dull trading. potatoes onions and roots slow. Oranges and apples mixed. asparagus and lettuce mix. livestock prices shift, with hogs and cattle moving to higher bids and dairy and poultry values varying by grade.
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State Board of Agriculture
New York State
New York
Slater
Florida
California
New Jersey
Ness
Goth
Hennery
Maarby
Am 'Ag
Metal Market New York Prices Steady On Dec 6
The New York metal market reports steady prices across electrolytic tin and futures at 413 1 8 with a QE I a Yin firm and near term at 48.00. futures 47205. Iran holds prices, Lead steady at 725 with 7.3 percent, Zinc ready at 6.25 to 6.30, Antimony spot 7.65 to 8.75.
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New York
Iran
Zinceready
Baar St. Louis
Railroads Lead Stocks Higher As Markets React To President Message
Wall Street rallied after President Coolidge sent a message seen as favorable to railroad consolidations and industry. Railroads led gains with several issues reaching new yearly highs, while steel and industrials showed mixed moves. Chandler Motors surged on bullish operator activity, and Tobacco, Kresge, and U.S. Steel affiliates posted notable moves amid broader volume and money market activity.
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Wall Street
Coolidge
Cool
United States Steel Corporation
Chandler Motors
J. Wall Street
Tobacco Products Common
Schulte
Apterican
National Supply
Kresge
Armour of Delawary
Paatile Condt
Mack Trock
Maxwell
Cocn
Kelsey Wheel
Woolworth
American Telegraph & Cable
U. S
Principae
Gripping Call for Dollar Acceptance Path to Global Trade
Paul Warburg, at the American Acceptance Council, warned that progress on foreign affairs and reparations must align with practical banking gains. He stressed the dollar bankers' acceptances expand as foreign trade grows, arguing the dollar will stay permanent beside sterling. He proposed tax-exempt bankers' acceptances in foreign-held hands to broaden liquidity and strengthen the U.S. banking system.
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New York
Paul Warburg
Aistresaing
Waryburg
War
Burg
United States
Long Motors Bankruptcy Petition Hits Framingham and Worcester
Long Motors Company, based in Framingham and Worcester, was petitioned into bankruptcy in federal court amid claims of preferential payments to creditors. The filing follows a creditors committee report that the firm is insolvent with insufficient assets to cover debts. Richard H. Long, a former Democratic candidate for governor, is connected to the company’s complaints.
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Bostox
Long Motors Company
Wa Jes
Framingham
Woorcester
Federal District Court
Laskuptcy
Commttee
Richard H. Long
Prain- Insham
Democratia
Rovarnior
Howls She Re
Long Company
Market jumps and dips as shorts cover amid mixed signals
The market opened higher but fell back after profit taking and short selling, with a net gain of 65 to 74 points before slipping 26 points from the open. General rains were noted east of the Mississippi with fair conditions across the belt. Quotations were received via Hirsch Lilienthal and Co of 1115 Main Street.
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le Pointa Arcing
Buyini
Shorts
Mississippi River
Hirsch, Lilienthal and Company
Main Street
Noom 208
Christmas Bond Shopping Under Way
New York bond dealers report a Christmas market for investment securities with a notable volume of over the counter purchases. Dec. chyrial notes Christmas shopping for bonds as gifts gaining momentum.
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Chyrialmay
Money firm on firmer ruling rate in New York opens
A scrambled market summary notes firmer money conditions in New York with closing rates around 4 1/2 and 1/4 point movements. Mentions accents and trade in shoes, Mexico’s growing export role, and the United States as a key supplier.
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New York
Mexico
The
United
Curb Market Mixed As Prices Rise Slightly In New York Trading
Trading was steadier with higher prices across many issues in today’s curb market. Industrials led gains with Reading Company touching 22 1 2 and Imperial Oil of Canada climbing five points while other names eased after dividend vote disappointments.
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New York
Coolldea
Wago Lo
Indus
Yluldad Inter
Imperial Oil of
Canada
Pripie OH
Gate
Tadian
Reo Motor Declares Extra Dividend for January 15
New York Dec 6 The Reo Motor Car company today declared an extra dividend of one per cent in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 13 4 per cent pay able January 16 to stock of record January 9 The announcement notes the extra payment accompanies the usual quarterly distribution and is slated for holders of record early January with payment to follow mid January.
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Arnold
By & A
Balt & Os
Barns
Chile
China
Colin Ab
Doug Pate
Dupont Dare
Axle Agik Si
Eaton
Elena Stor
Erie
Erie i
Kant
Fisk Tub
Fleischmann - BN
Freeport
Tost
Kennecott Savine
Ai “Tio Lima Teco
Loews Inc
Mallinson
Uae
Maracaibe
Omar Enen
Fer
Astema
Nurhalty
Orpheus
Owen Bot
Pero Mara
Philip Mor
Philips
Dierce AD USA
Tou Pierce
Piarce
Seaba
Willys OV
New York
Reo Motor Car Company
Waldorf System Reports 1923 Sales Rise
New York Dec 6 Walterf System Tie reports sales for the first eleven months of 1923 totaling 12,982,790, up from 11,012,208 in the same period last year, indicating growth for the year.
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New York
Walterf Sytem
Tie
People's Savings Bank Declares 125th Dividend
The People's Savings Bank yesterday declared a 125th semi annual dividend at the rate of 4 1 2 percent. The board of trustees met, and Hay J Leton was promoted to assistant treasurer.
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The
People's Savings Bank
Hay Jt. Leton
Rubber Company Official Charged With Stock Fraud
New York December 6. Wittman J. Jackson of San Antonio, former secretary of the Ajax Rubber Company, surrendered after allegedly stealing 26 000 shares with a face value of 7 000 pounds. He claimed only 3 000 had been obtained, with 29 000 torn up and discarded from a train. An indictment was returned last Tuesday.
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New York
Ajax Rubber Company
LTH Mod
Wittman J. Dackses
San Antonio
To Company
Samuel Markewich
Jackson
Banton
Jim
Nobie
Simmons &Company
Broadway
Gotham National Bank
Inionapolis
Wheat market slips after Coolidge message signals profit taking
Chicago grain prices fell after President Coolidge referenced virtue, traders shifting to profit taking. Wheat closed unsettled down about 3 cents, December near 1.04 3 4 and May around 1.19 5. corn eased slightly, oats steady, and provisions mixed amid subdued demand and export activity.
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Chicago
Coolidge
Tekera
Board of Trade
Leviathan to Lay Up for Overhauling
The Leviathan will be laid up for a general overhaul after its next trans Atlantic voyage, according to remarks by Shipping Board officials after discussions with a board representative in New York.
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Leviathan
Washington. Des
Leviathan Willl
Shipping Board
Board
New York
National Grain Corp Hearing January
A hearing on involuntary bankruptcy for National Grain Corp of this city will be held January 3 at 10 am before Referee in Bankruptcy John Keogh at County Court house. Judge Thomas in U S District Court postponed the meeting. no new schedule yet. Over 100 creditors expected as auditors and receivers review accounts. meeting notices were sent to creditors of record yesterday.
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National Grain Corporation
John Keogh
Ie County Court House
Thomas
United States’ District Court
Nasote
Habilix
Eamuna
Erditore
Searlea
Gakey
Miller
Agi
Annameing
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Spain
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People’s Savings Bank
Rubber Company
Ajax Rubber Co
Chicago Board of Trade
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Liflenthal and Company
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Cotton Exchange
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Security Building
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Rio
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Connecticut Securities
E. B. Merritt & Co
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Lin Wat
National Grain. Corp
the Board of Trustees
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Old Faithful
S. W. Cor
Main and State Sts
Hincks Bros. & CO
New Haven
Bridgeport, Conn
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