November bank clearings show twenty percent rise
A twenty per cent increase over November 1921 is shown in local bank clearings for the month, totaling 45,656,900. Officials attribute much to out-of-town business and note payments lag behind, with foreign trade not yet fully reflected. Comparisons to 1921 and early 1922 months are provided, noting that last year's totals are not true aggregates and that changes were made January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocal Bank
First National Bank
Cotton and metal prices move in early New York markets
In New York metal and cotton markets, spot cotton traded around Middley 26.50 while copper remains firm with electrolytic spot and futures near 37.00 to 37.25. Lead stays steady around 7.20 to 7.35, zinc nearby at 7.29, and antimony quoted 6.27 to 6.62 with mixed open, high, and low readings.
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New York
Cote Ton Steals
Middley
Southern
East St. Louis
Agus
Market Report on Farm Prices for December 12 1922
Telegram sourced market notes show onions at 3.26 per 100 pounds, high-grade stocks limited with premiums for top quality. Potatoes and cabbage hold firm with improved tone in potatoes, butter remains firm across large markets, and oranges slightly weaker but a firmer tone expected before the holiday. Vegetable prices listed include beets, cabbage, carrots, lettuce, onions, potatoes, sweet potatoes, spinach, turnips. dairy and poultry prices given for various regional products.
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Marketing Bureau
State Board of Agriculture
Colery
Oran
Florida
California
Money markets report with mixed rates and approvals
New York money markets show eased call money at four and a quarter, bank acceptances and loan rates around four and one quarter, with lenders and borrowers negotiating credit and coal shares. The unclear text signals routine quotations and acceptance figures from late December trading.
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New York
Monty
Sore
Demand for Sterling Surges to 4.63 as 1919 High Reached
New York reports sterling rising to 4.63 dollars, an overnight gain of 4 cents and the highest level since 1919. The depreciation from par, 4.96, exceeds 6 percent and affects import duties under the tariff act. London activity analysts note heavy dollar selling, with rail stocks and copper shares advancing alongside modest gains in several rail and industrial issues.
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Cnet
New York
Cnter
Sterling Exchange
L.killy
Federal Reserve Bank
London
Tost
Cerro Do Pasco
Coal Production Not Greatly Different From 1920 Supply
Washington reports weekly bituminous coal production and car loadings show a steady level above 20 million tons since mid September, with a peak of 205,215 mine cars loaded in the week ending November 15. Despite higher output, fuel shortages are expected to persist into spring as the supply remains tight against industrial demand and past strikes.
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Washington
Grain Market Plays On Wheat Strength Amid Snow Scarcity
Chicago grain markets rise as winter protection gaps and crop damage fears lift wheat to new seasonal highs. May, July futures firm, oats slip slightly while corn holds gains. Liverpool spreads widen amid sterling strength and mixed global cues. Profit-taking and Argentina price dips temper gains as traders eye Washington credit talks.
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Liverpool
Sterling Exchange
Washington
Good Gains Made in Bond Market Trading Sluggish
New York December 12 Trading in bonds on the New York stock exchange was dull though some gains appeared across the list. United Kingdom 5 1-29 of 1939 advanced to 9 1/4, Sterling strength boosted several issues, while Mexican 4s and other foreign issues moved differently. Notable recovery in St Paul issues followed government refund decision on 10,000,000 notes due January 1. Cerro De Pasco featured strongly in the industrial group, jumping to a new high. Total sales reached 12,248,090 with new offerings exceeding 12,000,000, led by a 10,900,000 first mortgage issue for the Vanderbilt Sugar Company.
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Kennecott
Texdg Company
Il Great Northern
Great Northern Preferred
St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
Canadian Pacific
Chicago
North Western
Department Stotes
Baldwin
United Fruit
United States Industrial Alcohol
Columbia Gas
General American Tank
National Lead
Pallman
Sterling
Kroger
Time
Comsee
New York
New York Stock Exchange
United Kingdon
Svera
Sterling Exchange
Anton “Jurier
Tokig
State of San Paulo &S
Govvernment
Puget Sound
Atlanta
Chareston
Texas
Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Minneapolis-St. Louia
Chicago and
Worth
Pacific Ga ‘Seaboard’ Air Line
Wabash
Cerro de
Pasco
Cerro de Paseg
Chile
Jason
First Mortgage Sinking Fund
New Cent
Vortientes ‘Sugar, Company
Profit with Safety Flow Investment Scheme
A promotional note from ROBERTS & CO St. Pye inviting readers to invest in a “Safety Flow” plan with claims of profits from $40 to $125 per 100 shares. The pamphlet promises a booklet named PRIVIREGES and asks readers to send for a prospecopy.
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Frascopy
Roberts & CO
St Pye, St
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Tata Ai
Atchison
Rtanne
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Muy
Caine
Erie
North
Ely
Sean Cop
Tysmere
Yahign Co
Rio
Otis Steel
Pace Oil
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Penn'sa
Sitka
Pulman
Onsis
Ray Conserte Ig
Rep Row
Plo Steel
Bi Baha
St Ly & Ban
Zaxon
Ma Tywane & Slt
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Spicer
Studebaker
Tim Rolt
Union Aan
Union Pac Pt
United Fruit Me
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Wood GS Steel
Woolworth
Cara
Europe
Cates
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E. B.merritt
New ‘Christmas Club
Bridgeport
United States
Hincks Bros. & CO
Main Street
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Beneficial Loan Society
Liberty Building
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Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
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