New Haven Road Mortgages Rise as Bond Market Mixed
New York December market activity shows rising New Haven road mortgages while overall bond activity fades. Industrials mixed as roughly 53 million dollars in state and municipal bonds planned for offering. Virginian Railway first mortgage bonds eyed in public issue.
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Bridgeport Telegram
New Haven Road
New York
Ooklyn
New Haven
St. Paul
Norther Acific
Mipany
Wheat and corn prices rise amid dull market activity
Freight and grain markets show mixed signals with wheat and corn higher than last week while oats and linseed offerings struggle. Receipts are light but producers report larger trade. cottonseed meal demand weak. domestic and export inquiries are minimal. movement remains heavy and prices quoted for transit with Friday December 7 1923 data across Connecticut points.
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U.S. Bue Inu
State Board of Kevltur
Ford
Connecticut
King Boston
Bri
T.th
Mail Order Firms Reach Record 1923 Sales
Washington Dec 11 The mail order houses close 1923 with sales around 351 million, the biggest year on record aside from two earlier periods. Data from the U S Department of Commerce show monthly averages near 29 million in 1923, with September and October totals of 20 052 million and 27 748 million, suggesting November and December may top all prior years.
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Haley I
Washington
U.S. Department of Commerce
Hay market steady as demand favors better grades
Demand remains slow and confined to higher quality hay while plenty of medium and lower grades are offered. Week arrivals were moderate but ample to meet demand with few sales visible. Prices noted include No 1 Timothy at 29.50 and No 2 Timothy at 25.50.
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Timothy
Timo
Thy
Market News From New York on December 11
Market notes show Cooper quiet with steady figures for contracts and spot close to prior levels. Prices for tin, lead, and nearby trades remain unchanged, while other items display slight variances in the day’s quotations.
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York
Tuouls
Money Market Glitches Spur Mixed Signals in Ledger
A noisy financial note references index moves and call money rates with fragmented terms like Finney high, low values, and acceptance figures. Names appear in garbled form such as Jenna. The item reads like distorted market chatter without a clear event or outcome.
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NEW Nore
Dow
Finney High
Jenna
Drop in Railroad Stocks Triggers Market Unease
New York early trading sees sharp drops in railroad shares including Illinois Central and Chicago and Northwestern after dividend and policy announcements. Overall market shows weakness in industrials with selective buys in Amv American Car and Du Pont offset by losses in railroad issues. Major names such as General Motors and St. Paul endure mixed moves as investors reassess dividend signals and earnings outlooks.
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New York
Ian
Jin Whiengo
Northwestern
Omaha
Steels Parket
Liammong Industrial
Schultte Ibrlerests
Schulte
LOT
Inter
Chandler
General Motors
du Pont
Stanley Named Trustee in Bankruptcy Case Amid Deadlock
A drawn out deadlock over choosing a trustee for American and Critist Manufacturing ended with John C. Stanley being appointed by Referee Toby Keogh. Stanley promptly fired the secretary bond of $60,000.
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Mt A
Amrican
Critisit Manufacturing
John C. Stanley
May Company
Toby Keogh Stanley
Wheat market falls as deliveries weigh on prices
Wheat in Chicago and Winnipeg futures closed lower after heavy selling near session end. December wheat slipped to around 1.03 1/8, May at 1.08 3/8, with corn down and oats steady. Traders cited increased deliveries, Russian exports, and Washington talk on financing grain exports to Germany as factors.
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Winnipeg
Jangland
Stare Lorc
Starefly
CURB MARKET NOTES AND STOCK CLIPOS
The day saw mixed activity with most shares edging lower while certain industrials advanced. Dunhill hit a new high before easing, mining stocks showed limited vigor, and Cortez Silver along with National Tin remained among active favorites.
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Atantic
Lobos
Imperial
Canada
Ohio
Cortez Silver
St. Croty
National Tin Vise
Local Produce Prices and Market Outlook from Tacaday
The Orange Market shows weakness fading slowly into tentative steadiness with California prices steadier than Florida. Apples, celery, onions, and potatoes move on a fluctuating range while live poultry and meat markets trend soft. growers and wholesalers note temporary buyer caution and higher farm prices.
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Board of Agriculture
Tacaday
California
Floridas
Salon
Uruyer
Cape
Florida
I-Ks Dow
Hennery
Cuilyos
Mikfed
Foreign exchange moves amid European rate shifts
Readable fragments show New York foreign exchange activity with bidders expecting higher rates after a policy defeat. Quotes indicate European currencies inching up with the French franc around 5.38 cents, and several major rates noted with mixed demand.
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Fwehler
Baldwin
Branca
Banks and Firms Authorize Multiple Extra Dividends
Extra or reduced dividends were authorized by several industrial corporations and banks. The Wend Western railways paid varied dividends as 1926 bonuses. The Wirge National Bank declared an extra 20 percent alongside the regular 60 percent total. United Press Company directors approved an extra $2 and four quarterly $4.50 payments. Island Creek Company added 3 percent on preferred and 1.5 percent on common. Oklahoma Natural Gas increased to 4 1 3 percent for a 25 par value, annual basis. The National Licorice Company declared 2 1-2 percent on common and 1 1-2 percent on preferred. Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha and Chicago & North Western railroads adjusted their semiannual dividends. The market viewed the changes as approaching a four percent annual rate.
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NGW
York
Wirge National Bank
United Prui. Gompany
Ubua
Sirctiora
Island Creek Cou) Company
Oklahoma Natural Cascom
Satonal Licorice Company
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railroad
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Basta
Ted
Cotton News From New York Market Fluctuations
The cotton market opened higher by 20 to 40 points and stayed strong throughout the session as buyers returning after a lull pushed prices up. Trade sources note large speculative activity and substantial demand with estimates of 580,000 bales for November and a national ginner’s report at 580,000 versus 511,000 last year. Weather effects seen in Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and adjacent states indicate a potential downturn across the belt with variable conditions ahead.
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Ian
Irdy
Arnold
GoMo& Sc
Wits
Chile
G &E
BNI
Cuba
Susan
Gig
Gilde oCay
Gould
Gray & Dav
Granby
Harman
Drake Mail
Sacu
Kelly
Kinney & Waza
Ade Tenign
Jin Laoo
Wang Lure
Ay Weg
Miami
Mid
Afoth
Ai Bsn
Jeno
Ais
Otte Steel
Nts
Hss
Rare Ab
Dat Bea
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Luby
Savia
Strom
Utah
Enon Wah
Willys
York
Arkansan
Oklahoma
Uient
Eagle God
Braty Live
Stites Banking Tyept
Aopervision
Ave
Noble
NEW England Equity Corporation
State Street
Bridgeport
Conn
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Hiveci
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Anatee Bulwing
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