Market declines as bears fail to rally stocks
New York trading eyes occupation news as bulls attempt to rally falter. Industrials and specialties lead losses while railroads show minor gains. U S Steel and steel group retreat after early strength. Bond and money market steady with call money at 4 percent and bankers seeking longer maturities.
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New York
Jsonsesi
Sips
Baldwin
Studebaker
Industria
American Locomotives
Pan” American A
California Petroleum
American Can
American Tobacco A
Associated’ Dry ‘Goods
Famous Players
General Electric
Texas Gelt ‘Sul
International Paper
Macy’ & Co
U. S
United Drug
Southern Railway
Atelantic Coast Line
St Pawl
New Haven
Enhy &-8
Steels
Gnlf States Steel
O.s
U.S
Bu Iping
Chile
Wold Ihe
Johnson
Sto
Metal Market New York Prices Hit Mixed Notes
Metal market report from New York dated January 13 shows copper steady with spot and futures around 143.4, tin steady near 49.00, lead near 7.50, zinc steady around 6.95 to 7.00 for East St. Louis delivery, antimony at 6.73. Notes include Northern and Southern copper grades with various price levels and delivery points.
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New York
S.th
East St. Louis
Unclear Stock Prices and Mixed Names in Fragment
A randomized, OCR-like list shows stock prices, company fragments, and scattered names such as De Beers, Reading, Shell, and Pennisi while multiple entries are garbled. The passage lacks coherent events but preserves numerous named entities and numbers, suggesting a chaotic market-page snippet.
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RT &P
Chile
Tex
Elec
Eus C
Active updates on siractive-current offerings
The notice states services are available to those who wish to stay informed about the latest siractive-current offerings. It emphasizes accessible updates and continual availability for interested readers seeking timely information.
Foreign securities slide as bonds lead market decline
Heavy selling in foreign slues features bonds and losses outnumbering gains. Dominican Republic, Italian, Brazilian, Bolivian, French, and Serbian issues show declines while Liberty and third 4 1-43 hold modest gains. U.S. government securities retreat amid mixed railroad and commodity movements. Market totals show $9,924,000 in sales with Cuban bond issue oversubscribed. Nickel Plate offerings also oversubscribed.
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NW - York
Jan
Rsenera
Dominican Republic
Spoits
Sevie Ts
1Talian
Brasilian
Sao Paulo
Arseilles
Paris-Gyons-Mediterreanean
Framephan
Serbiaon
New Haven
Erie
St. Paul
Chili Copper
Marine
Cerra da Pascoes
Tuorlllard Tobacco
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Bonis
Stock Prices Edge Higher As Markets Extend Gains
The report notes continued stock advances with notable activity in well known names amid firm loan expectations. The dollar rate reached 12,000 marks by four o'clock, signaling a strong currency move.
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Associated Press
Anthracite Shipments Reported For December 1922
December 1922 anthracite shipments totaled 6,454,874 gross tons, up slightly from November due to holidays. Carrier breakdowns include PL & R, TL, and L&N among others, with various company figures cited. Concurrently, Bridgeport leaders pursued housing projects in California, outlining plans for Wend ped additional houses and noting costs and construction scope.
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Anthracite Bureau of Information
PL & R
Rene D
Penha
NLR
David W. Keen
Henry B. Sallman
Bridgeport
Storia Juong
Island
Polfer ‘Avenue
Wattery Realey Company
California
William. E. Charles
Marcel
Sahdwell
Keen Ree
Ay. Math Tne
R. Bull
Llyn Bull
J. Moyer
Brown
Stratford
Ser
Aniasst
Triad
Jones
Jean W. Walker
Schangel
Powell
Ing
Twa
Chas
Schanszel
Offic
Baird Hat Co
Maine
Bethel
Shires
J_ i Baird
J. Windle
North
Grafton
Mass
Shar
D. Dimond Bethel
Th- Idea
Edw
Hall
Worcester
Alass
Qapid
Bartha G
Baird
Bethel Lacom Solorow
Market Tre
Diet W
Ital
Tnt
Vs. Morris
New York
NM. Y
Raphael Art
Alex Solorow
Mapleswood
Oavis N Povest
WL Wallace
New England
Cotton Exports Reach 2.7 Million Bales in Five Months
U S Department of Agriculture reports show cotton exports totaling 2,718,200 bales in the first five months of the current crop year starting August. Despite lower shipments volume, prices and domestic demand boosted earnings for shippers and growers. England led buyers with 168,263 bales, 6 per cent of total, followed by France and Germany. Projections indicate prices may rise through the year as carryover remains light and supply tight.
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Ralph By Couch
Visiten Jear Science Service
Washington
Aus. Ll
Department of Aguinatune
United States
Engtland
Balow
England
Germany
Sadapein
Tad ' Vitaly
Spain
Beleivny
Vail
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R. BR. Co
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Main Street
Bridgeport, Conn
Weekly Market Review
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
John Street
Telephone
Barnum
Phladelphia Bustos
Albany
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Syravvec
Bridgeport Telegram
Foreias
Wisconsin
Fancy Young Americas
Pacific Coast
Tim
Qun
Rance
Atbaly
Isza
Japan
Hington
D.C
Standard Gas and Electric Company
Standard Gas and Electric Co
Chicago Stock Exchange
K. M. Byllesby and Co. Investment Securities
Second National Bank Bldg
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Liberty Blde
Main St. Raumiem
Boston
Noble
New England Equity Corporation
State Street
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Prank C. Brotherton
Main
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Francis J. Dion
Main ST
Equitabie Industrial Loan Society, Inc
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Title Guaranty & Trust Company
Main Street Conservality
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Warner Bidg
RED Cross
Home Service ‘Section
Chapel Street
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