Oils, Lions Hit New Highs and Notices of Deaths
A cluttered OCR dated January 1925 reports heavy oils demand and rising oil stocks, with Lion prices at new highs. It lists numerous funeral notices for residents like Altieri, Beards, Redmond, Coulter, Heid, Krivy, Kelley, and others, along with dates, addresses, and church services, reflecting a local obituary scramble and community alerts.
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Altieri
Thiis
Altesaddro Altieri
Francesca Altiert
Jones Avenue
Danasty
Laram
Reetar
Egment
Lakeview
Beard
Shelton Cone
Jan
Fatermient
Riverside
Redmond
Suis
Wilow
Eimeral
Wallace Streat
Frits Dam
St. Patrick's
St Michael's Wectary
Holy Name of Jesus Kh
St. Michaels’ Center
New York Central and Steel Sell at Best Prices in Years
Richrd Spillane reports brisk buying by pools across sectors with New York Central and Steel at high levels. Rails show strength among top issues while some commodities and oils lag, brokerage houses caution that prices may be overextended despite broad gains and heavy trading volume.
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New York Central
Richard Spillane
York
Jdwin
Dharitet Actin
Huth
Th. Veserdey
Lt. Radia Corporation
Strangle
Easr
Sterlin
Commodity Prices in New York Cash List Shows Yearly Differences
New York January 15 reports current cash prices for staple commercial products. A comparison is made with quotations from the same period last year, highlighting shifts in costs for provisions and basic goods across the market.
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New York
Unclear OCR Money Market Note with Mixed Figures
Fragmentary OCR text mentions money, rates, and dates but is garbled. Readable items include references to prices, months, and a market exhibit. No clear event, names, or places can be confirmed from the fragment.
Bridgeport Signs Off Sixty Six Million In December
Bridgeport merchants manufacturers and consumers paid out more money in December than any month except one that year. Bank clearings equivalent figures show total debits of about 44.9 million for December, five percent higher than the previous December. January 1924 posted the year’s strongest month with debits near 55.6 million. The record suggests growing buying power not solely due to holidays, with a full year total around 90 million.
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United Kin
Gom
Germany
Census Bureau
Hector
Charlotte
Worth Street
Bridgeport
Bridgaporta
Prices and market items for poultry dairy and fruit
Market update lists prices for roosters, geese, milk and creamers, eggs, dried fruits, and poultry. Includes assorted wholesale and near terms with figures, grades, and regional references.
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Creani
Gagle
Pacific Coast
Risady
Bermudas
Seracy
Southarns
Metal Market Figures Copper Futures Near 58.37
Market notes show copper futures around 58.37 with prices near 10.50 per unit. Traders watch nearby contracts as U.S. markets respond to supply data and demand shifts in metals.
Providence Gas Co Raises Dollar Rate
Providence Gas Company announced a new rate increase, affecting customer billing. Details on the amount and effective date were provided to stakeholders and the public.
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Providence Gas CO
Bond Market Rally Lifts Prices Amid Broad Buying
Spirited buying pushes bond prices higher as demand extends across high grade and speculative railroad issues. New financing includes a $10 million issue by Exba Company and Siemens group talks a $15 million offering, with several bonds advancing while some lag.
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Bond
Willy and Indus
Delaware
Dson
Norfolk and Western
Frafunding
Pennsylvate
Genewal
Northwestern
Rio Grande
Ofl
Pan-American
Fish
Magma
International Paper
Cerin
Siemens Group
Grain Chicago Market News Picks Up Speed Amid Rally
Chicago grain prices surged as big buyers pressed for higher levels led by milling wheat demand and strong domestic interest. May wheat touched 1.88, July 1.57 while soybeans and corn followed wheat higher in a volatile session amid export demand talk and European market reflection.
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Chigago
Alayne
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Foreign Exchange Rates and Demands Reported
The report lists various international currencies and bank demands. United Arab Emirates and U S dollars show 60 day bills at 5.34, cables at 5.34, and banks demand 4.18. Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain and other nations show specific demand figures, including Austria Brazil and Denmark values, with several unclear entries noted.
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Uae
Liberty Bonds Report From New York Market
In New York the Liberty Bond market shows figures for several issues with prices noted. The record lists 3s at 101.10, 4s at 101.45, 4s 1-45 and 4s 1-48 around 30.24 for UB Treasury 4g. The text also mentions Treasury 4g and 4 1-48 prices with a brief reference to per-person distributions in the United States.
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New York
Liberty
Ifa
UB Treasury
Treasury
1924 Changes in Our Foreign Trade Chart Summary
A historical note on 1924 foreign trade showing shifts in commodity composition. Imports favored raw materials and foodstuffs rising to 27 percent, while manufactured exports and finished goods declined. The piece cites a National Bank of New York record noting long term changes in import and export patterns and contrasts past and present U.S. production and export scales.
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National Bank of New York
Curb Market Nears Firm Tone Amid Utilities Dip
New York curb market movements show broad firmness with utilities lagging. Otis advances to new highs while Illinois Pipe Line and South Penn gain, and Imperial of Canada, Magnolia Petroleum, Prairie Oil and Gas, and Solar Steaming post modest gains. Radio stocks like Thermionine hit records, while several concerns including Stores and Liberty Radio Chain show strength. Losses persist in a number of common and power issues.
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New York
Otis
South Penn
Tllinois
Imperial of Canad
Magnolia Petroleum
Prairie OF and Gastic Pipe
Solar Ste
Sleeper
Dubillar
Ware
Breed-Eisenmann
Hazeltine
Liberty Radio
Lecompany
Wealth Power
American Gas and Electric Lehigh Power
Cotton futures steady as bids ease on futures market
Cotton trading in New York opened quiet with middling at 24.30 cents. Futures closed steady with slight losses, January at 23.78, March from 24.00 to 24.74, and May from 24.30 to 24.31 cents.
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New York
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Widoy Coulter
James Coulter
Heug Uue
Lakeview Cemeter
Jiering Hearn
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Gey
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J. da. Kelley
Thomas
Edar
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Alan
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Baldwin
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Jan Othe
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Sythe
Devils
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Boe
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Metal Market
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Providence
Demend Gaealres Dermans
Wolland
Sweden
Denmark
Emand
Switzerland
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United States
Pitena Sapeer Oy
Ajax
Lavisians
God
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Toby
Alo
Yi Hk
EU Cory
Anace
Arnold Clous
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Texas Co
Sng
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Gardner
Snr & T
Rawud Hayes
Naty
Enon
Jordan
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Witton & Lo
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Tinecott
Tift Keyztone
Woolworth
Tata
Agares
Esa Ooarer
Texporta
Paariy
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Mro
Public Service Electric & Gas CO
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Hudson River
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Delaware River
Philadelphia
Newark
Jersey City
Paterson
Trenton
Camden
Elizabeth
Bayonne
Hoboken
Passaic
the Oranges
Perth Amboy
West Hoboken
New Brunswick
Hincks Bros. & CO
Main St
Conn
Broadway
Empire Fina and Fuel Company
Seties A
Natural Gap
Petroloun
America
New York Stock Exchange
Securities Department
Henry L. Doherty & Company
Liberty Bldg
Fidelity Loan Corp
Middie St. Cor John
Plaza
Middle St
John and
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J. Wade
Hawley Ave
United Loan Corp
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