Japanese Bond Activity Again Market Feature
Market quiet on New York exchanges as Japanese government issues attract demand on eve of new loan. U S government and treasury bonds steady to firm while many sections show fractional declines. Public Utility issues in outside trading see good demand. railroad stocks rise on expected reorganization benefits and exchange prospects. No new bond offerings today due to approaching holiday and Japanese loan sale.
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New York
U. S
Treasury Honda
Stock Exchange
New Haven
Chicago and Alton
Western Pacific
Seaboard
New York Curb Exchange elects new three year board
On February 11 the New York Curb Exchange elected a three year board. 484 of 590 votes, the highest for an exchange election. Independent candidate John J. MacCrum won re election while Charles W. Cowles failed to be renominated. New directors include Louis T. Dreyfus James S. Duneston Herbert T. Hedge Mortimer Vansburg John J. MacCrum L. E. Spencer Morton F. Stern George C. Winchell.
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W York
New York Curb Exchange
Charles W. Cowles
John J. MacCrum
Mac “Rum
Cowles
MacCrum
John F. Coleman
Louis T. Dreyfus
James S. Duneston
Herbert T. Hedge
Mortimer Vansburg
L. E. Spencer
Morton F. Stern
George C. Winchell
Dreyfus
Hedges
Winchell
Wheat market tumbles after early price surge
After a season high, the wheat market retreated on profit-taking and weaker corn values. Liverpool’s unexpected advance spurred fresh abroad supplies, with May and July at 1.11 to 1.4, while corn and oats moved lower and provisions saw mixed changes. Consolidated activity noted weak domestic visible supply and limited world shipments, amid market chatter and a late rally in cash demand. A local notice announces a St Josephs meeting on January 12 at Madison Avenue.
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Liverpool
Bux
Washington
Murch
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Chicaga Board of Trade
Tireeh
Tileaialans
Yorlack Exchange
Tiiago Board of Trade
January Postal Receipts Rise in Conn except Bridgeport
January postal receipts in Connecticut towns showed gains in Waterbury Hartford New Haven and others but Bridgeport fell slightly. Industrial cities averaged 6.11 percent and selected cities 4.4 percent increases, reflecting broader business growth despite a post holiday dip.
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George FH
Che Telegram
Washington
Yeb
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Hartford
Post Office Department
New Haven
Waterburs
Rancher Finds Wonder in Chicago Art Institute Display
A Wyoming cowman visits Chicago and the Art Institute, where a canvas depicting ranch and farm life reveals vivid colors of alfalfa, blue-green pastures, straw, and cattle coats. Observers note a growing awakening to beauty in life and nature among institute visitors.
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Wyoming
Chicago
New York Post
Michigan Avenue
Chicago Art Institute
Tie
Institute
Different Readings of Hieroglyphics
The article discusses how hieroglyphic readings vary with vowels and transliteration. It explains Tut-ankh-Amen and related spellings as living names, noting experts often propose different vowel fillings leading to diverse renderings.
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Witt-apki-anien
New Haven Road Shares Gain In Unsettled Trading Tone
U.S. Steel's favorable tonnage led to opening buy orders but market turned dull and irregular. Notable moves included Commercial Solvents and American Can rising, while National Enameling fell on dividend doubts. Motors drew speculative support on February production hopes. Foreign exchanges eased slightly amid British Parliament concerns.
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AXLW
York
United States Steel Corporation
Wisher Body
National Enameling
Ita
Anad
Baldwin
Atmerican
White Motors
Restless Japan looks to America shaping its future
A New York Times analysis outlines Japan's awakening under modern forces and Western influence. It notes political shifts from labor and suffrage movements to government reforms, and the growing role of women in society as Bunka drives change amid economic strain and new trade with Russia, China, and the United States.
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Japan
America
Miriam Beard
New York Times
Washington
Shantug
Hakow
Siberia
Maus
Ehuri
Russia
United States
Vatican
Tower House
Prince Regent
Prince of Wales
England
Eta
Tabor
Geneva
American Federation of Labor
Tokio
Agricultural Tenants’ Association
Reat
Yolio Atone
Wen
Bunka
Sty
Eivs
Royal Blood
Woman's Temperance Society
Trapun
Ibsen
Janan
Golden Rule lesson sparks classroom exchange
In a shortened report from a school scene an unnamed teacher prompts pupils with a question about striking and size as part of a discussion on behavior amid a broader note on community and education.
Foreign exchange demand across nations reported
A cryptic foreign exchange brief lists currencies including Great Britain sterling and various continental and Eastern European units. The notice mentions demand, rates, and banks in a terse market snapshot with scattered figures and country references.
European Debts Reminder Might Be Considered Soon
The American Debt Funding Commission may be called to meet to decide on issuing a reminder to foreign governments about funding offers. Secretary Mellon faces pressure from several members to convene and set a policy ahead of the commission’s act expiring in a year. Some feel ample time has been given to debtors who owe the United States over seven billion in wartime loan interest and principal.
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Waskington
Vep
American Debt Funding Commission
Fcor
Mellon
United States
Treasury
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds in Local Register
Realty records list quit claim deeds and mortgage deeds involving Mae Capper Richards on Rath Street, Christina Latour on Howard and Lenox avenues, and George Rennison on Sylvan Avenue. Transfers include Abraham Moskowitz to Henry Kornblut on Main Street for 15 000 and various parcels priced from 1 000 to 4 600 with Park Terrace Race and other streets.
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Mae I
Capper
Richards
Raymond
Rath Street
Schnee and Schnee, Inc
Christina Latour
Howard Avenue
Samuel Singer
Lenox Avenue
George A. Douglas
William A
May Rennison
Sl Yan Avenue
Hyman Moscowitz
Abraham Moskowitz
Main Street
John P
Annie Wallace
Antonio
Filomeno Disarti
Jones Avenue
Walerian Szymanski
Garret Slattery
Park Terrace
Alvin D. Moulton
City Savings Bank
Greenwood Street
Wiliam A
May Hennison
West Side Bank
Sylvan Avenue
Henry Kornblut
Garrett Slattery
Waterman Szymanski
Willam T. Mullins
Muensterberg
O. Off, Inc
Joseph Gedroje
Stanley Stanislawski
Davenport Street
East End
Cotton market closes near bottom amid heavy liquidation
The Covlon market opened weak after a heavy south and west driven liquidation and short selling. Quotes show futures firm later near bottom, with February 14 gin figures expected around five thousand baled, while rain and cloud cover affect southern plains. Prices listed on private wires indicate March 89,86 63 3 May, Ag 80 July, Oct 87, Dec 27, 72 27, 80. New York spot shows middling at 83.40 amid quiet conditions.
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Sermion
Fouthern Plaing Grates Y In
Tomorrby
Racciel
Eirseh
Fenthal and Company
Main Street
Wis
New York
Metal market report from York February spot and futures
METAL MARKET YORK FEB11 Copp spectrolytic spot and nearby 4 futures 12 3-4 spot and nearby Tron steady No. 1 Northern 34.00 No. 2 Northern 22 5 23.00 No. 2 Southern 23.60 A 22. Lead steady, prot 825 A S50. Zinc quiet St. Louis spot and nearby 672 A. 3 Antimony steady 59.
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York
St. Louis
Irregularities At New York Curb Market Amid Oil Stock Moves
A jolt in oil shares weighed on traders as Prairie Oil and Gas slid nearly five points and rebounded half that amount. Standard 641 Indiana Vacuwin Magnolia Penn-Mex Fuel fell about a point. Raises of one to four points were seen in Standard Oils of Kentucky Nebraska Stes Service Chesebrough and Swan and Finch surged 14. Indy Products led gains with a new high on Chase 4 buy. Dubilier Radio rose to 213-4 and Gillette Razor gained four. Lehigh Valley Cath improved slightly.
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Senate
Jesuen
Atlantic Refining
Adj Yaneed
Wabash
Lehigh Valley
Canadian Pacific
New Haven
Texas
Pacific
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Delaware and
Hudson
New York
Prairie Ofl and Gas
Standard 641
Indiana
Vacuwin
Magnolia
Penn-Mex
Gils
Kentucky
Nebraska
Stes Service
Chesebrough
Swan
Finch
Indy Products
Money Market Report and Nestling in the Snow
Money market data shows call money easier with rates around 4 1 4 to 4 1 2 and bids steady. The piece also notes a Nature Magazine item describing a horned owl nesting beneath snow and a snowy field scene.
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