Stocks Fail to Recover Amid Low Money Rates
New York markets show irregular trading as banks prepare for potential rate cuts. U.S. financial institutions ease with the fed amid abundant money, while oil, railroad and steel issues move in mixed fashion. Bonds and loans reflect a cautious outlook as operators await further clues from government policy.
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Erie
Semewiat
New York
Dan
Cole
Royal Financial
Federal Reserve
Dalle
Texas
Federal Reserve Bank
Loweat
Sears
Nime
U.S. Great Corporation
Jeter
Olix
Shorts
Erie Isaacs
Chicago
Northwestern
Bat Steels
Thals
Salew
Markey Smelights
City National Bank Re Elects Same Officials
City National Bank re elected the same officers and board of directors at a stockholders meeting held yesterday morning. The bank reported 4921 undivided profits totaling 257,013.85 with a surplus fee of 260,000 added to the report. Officers elected include Charles J. Hough president Lyman S. Callin vice president Henry B. Terrill cashier Harold S. Mowklis and Carl F. Gardner assistant cashier. The board is Loy Alling chairman Tyman Callin John St. Woodhall Angus A. MacKenzie Sylvester Z. Poll Charles R. Monch George Crawford Thos U. Toran Franie 2. Belt Edward J. Morgan Charles J. Warner James T. Patterson Frederick Rhodes Carl Poster and Jacob C. Shar.
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Skty Nacions Bank
Charles &. Hough
Lyman S
Callin
Henry B. Terrill
Harold
Mowklis
Cittforn
Gardner
Loy
Alling
Tyman & Callin
John St. Woodhal
Angua
MacKenzin
Sylvester Z. Poll
Charles RB. Monch
Gesreo Crawford
Thox U. Toran
Franie
Belt
Edward J. Morgan
Charles J. Warner
James T. Patterson
Frederick Rhodes
Carl Poster
Jacob C Shar
Local Produce Market Report From State Board Furnished Notice
A January 14, 1922 market bulletin shows quiet trading with steady to firm prices for many items. Potatoes weak slightly, oranges and barrels show mixed movement, receipts heavy in native stock, and livestock prices firm. Prices for apples, citrus, vegetables, poultry, dairy, and grain are listed with regional and size distinctions, typical of a statewide agricultural market summary.
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State Board ‘of Agienttute
Alec
Florida
Boc
Money WHEW YORK bid and acceptances from market report
Market notes show a fluctuating session with highs near 3 1/2 and lows around 4 2, as investors jog bids and offers. The report records multiple acceptances at varied levels, with activity centered on recent price markers and turnover across key securities.
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York
Eloxing
Lonns Agamne
Aeld Tor TigiWay Robbery Suspect Arrested
Nickolas Augusting of 1172 Main Street Wak was arrested yesterday on a highway robbery charge. The accused allegedly held up a man and stole about $14 to $2,000 in mixed bills during a morning incident at Gly court. Names linked to the case include Nicholas Caramayn and Mark Winn.
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Nickolas Augusting
Main Street
Augustine
Nicholas Caramayn
Mark Winn
Byuan Trenue
Feo
Grain Brokers Face Public Scrutiny Over Purchases
In a report evident from the purchasing commission at 42 Broadway, several officials and figures including Ex Governor Fimes and Howard M. Flos are cited as involved in scrutinizing grain brokers. The document notes brokers attempting to influence buying prices and outlines concerns about bids and public interest during wartime grain dealings.
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Low York
Jon
Russia
Couission
Fimes
Googrich
Joly Livingston
South Dakota
Howard M. Flos
Louis
Edgar Tech
Seaboard
Feargatt
Market Mixed as Traders Weigh Stocks and Mergers
GURB MARKET LMW YORK Jen reports a day of mixed trading with morning selling pressure on several issues while afternoon activity steadies. Goodyear and Chicago Steel remained firm as bond-like favorites, with mining groups Magma Copper and Mothar Taco Contition making moves amid merger chatter and an exchange offer reportedly being considered.
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LMW
York
Jen
Orb Securities
Mm Dortons
Goodyear Tiey Sonks
Chicago
Mugma Gepper
Anna
Hich
Magma
Coulitlan
Kennecoty
Consolidated Exchange Stock Ticker Shows Sharp Early Losses
Substantial losses were registered in wire oils, equipment, and specialties during the first three hours of the Consolidated Exchange today. Declines ranged from 1 to 2 points in active issues while balance of industrials showed supply pressures. Notable moves include Pan-American at 48 2-4, American Locomotive down, and various steel and chemical shares easing on the board.
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Troadan Watal Ue
Tte
Moriia
New York
Jan
Tieelines
Ean Petroleum
Pan-American
Ameriean Tocomotive
Baldwin
Wera
Fequire Ehenget i Cendbta Steel O
Atea
G2 Sed
Tota Luthen Brood
Seansral Asplalt
Materia
Tonal Paper
Pasmais
Bavinar
Sludebaker
Marae
BAS So
Great Northern
Third Avenue
St Paul Iq
Missouri Pueile
Tohanna Produrle
American Suniatre
Houston
Bridgepot
Perle
FCC
Liodraitic Shangal
Foreign Exchange Market Expands With Continental Gains
New EOTR reports broader foreign exchange trading with gains led by Continental rates and European currencies rising. The note lists various currencies and recent quotes including marks, francs, and Amsterdam trade, with mixed movement across major pairs and cross rates for shorter terms.
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Cheek
Antwerp
Staple Cash Prices in New York Open Year
Unclear OCR text reports staple prices and quotations in New York on January 1. Mentions poultry and German markets with quoted rates, but the exact items and figures are illegible.
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New York
Poulons Liz
Carl
Ralph M Sperry Elected Director Of First National
Ralph M Sperry was elected director at the annual stakeholders meeting of the First National. Talot Sper em of Monumenta Ergaze Co. joined the new board to succeed his father who retired. Frank v Stnylex w epneyed by uts new board. Shubrand retired to dine. The annual report lists funds and officers. several vice presidents and assistants named.
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Talot M. Sperem
Monumenta: Ergaze Com
Hay
Ionva
Cutine
Arnust
Kurprow
Wndividne
Bawach
Wolfe
Pouis B. Powe
Walter R. Laskar
Sumner Simpsons
Peter Wr
Aspen
TM. A. Fears
Ensniér
Buallord
Ty Telehar
Theo Dillon
Gool Grippin
Timer EF Hrasey
Willis
Mowpind
Terwin MaScott Asched
Bravderick Kingstory
Tashar
Talis
Keyeyr
Wi Ping
Dinund S
M ES
Rail earnings 3.3 percent for year reported
Washington telegraph reports the association of railway executives released figures for November showing operating income of 55,96F,282 with an annual return of 4.8 percent on property investments. October's rate stood at 5.1 percent. Traffic decline and deficits across regions trimmed revenues, while expenses and maintenance costs fell. The year’s not operating income was 5 percent, with a tentative 5 percent annual return set by the commission for rulemaking purposes.
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Washington
Association of Railway Executives
Rt Rend
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trafic
Pyreny Raliouade
Ricatera
Mene
Sigil
Harding Opposes Reserve Amendment Warms to Alternatives
Gov Harding opposes a proposed reserve amendment and criticizes its reach. He argues the plan favors certain regions and industries while neglecting others, calling for broader, more balanced federal policy instead.
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Gov
Harding
Liberty Bonds Rise as Daily Averages to London Grow
A fragment from an early 20th century financial note reports Liberty Bonds reaching higher daily averages in transactions to London, with investors watching rates and market sentiment. The brief hints at renewed demand and international settlement activity.
Bonds Hold Firm On Cheap Money Shift
In New York trading, cheap money kept bonds firm as the market absorbed mixed signals. Prices for U.S. Treasuries and corporate issues showed limited movement with some bonds noting slight gains while others remained steady amid cautious investment sentiment.
Financial notes on stock dividends and local firm actions
A garbled market note reports dividends declared at $1 per share for a February, with stock payable March and record date in March. It mentions mortgage details on Atlas Hotel, Niagara Falls Power preferred stock dealings, and hydraulic stock price movements, highlighting local firms and brokers.
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Anmorean «Radiator
T Fed Pat Gent
Grain market notes and annual meeting notice
Grain prices softened with mixed activity as wheat and corn traded unevenly and markets faced selling pressure. The document also reports an upcoming annual meeting of Ridgeport Morris Pht Company’s successor name change to Bridgeport and related corporate charter amendments.
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Camago
Dan
Ronane
Coty
Mdi
Gary
Nersobh
Wrdneados
Exeling Fireaters
Anailte Yaar
Tie Semporation
Ridgeport Morris Pht Company
Marry Man
Bark of
Bridgeport
Recognition of Russia nears says Harding
President Harding signaled that Russia's government accepting the allied invitation to the Genoa economic conference marks a major step toward U S Russian diplomatic ties. He noted a supreme council resolution favored governments joining the conference and hinted he may appoint Governor James B Goodrich of Indiana to Russia to push resumed relations.
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Willinness
Washington
Harding
Genoa
Russia
United States
Supreme Council
Canden
Tapin
James B. Goodrich
Indiana
Federal Reserve Bank discount rates cut in Minneapolis meeting
The Federal Reserve Bank in Minneapolis reduced its discount rate on maturities to five percent at a meeting of the five executive committees. The term rate was 7.2 percent.
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Suir Jland Gil
Consideriny
Frit ’ Owl Co
Unes
Tith Qlyrhigt
Ava Ween
Federa
Hans Distelet
Minneapolys
Minn
Jans
Federal Revenue Bank
Minneapolis
Hhe
Bank Sodar
Market notes on dairy and cheese pricing unsettled
The record lists unsettled prices across dairy goods including creamery dishes cheese and state dairy lines. It notes variations in whole milk prices Wisconsin markets and regional specials with several figures and grade mentions.
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New Fork
Jen
Wisconsin
Copper and lead prices from New York market notes
The report lists copper prices for spot to February at 1% and March at 12% to 18½ in., with Spratts shipments. Lead is quoted quiet, spot 4.70 to 4.05, with January at 4.70 to 4.80 and February at 4.94.
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New York
Dium uaty-Pabmary
St. Genis
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Hincks Bros. and Company
Niagara Fails Power Company
Pany Tes Campaeny
Chris
Nearing
Un'perst
Minneapolis CU
Metal Market
American Sugar Refining Company
Hess
America
New York Stock Exchange
Hincks Bros. & CO
Bridgeport, Conn
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Orange ST
New Haven, Conn
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William R. Bull
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