Bond Market Sinks as Heavy Selling Drags Prices Down
New York January 16 heavy selling of foreign bonds and an influx of new offerings pushed prices lower across markets. French and Belgian issues fell within small margins while Italian and Latin American bonds showed mixed moves. Industrial and railroad bonds weakened with several issues dropping over one point, though some government securities held firm before retreating. Total sales reached 12.175 million, with plans disclosed for substantial rail and mortgage refinancing.
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New York
Marsailleg
Bordeaux
Gand
Lyona
Queensland
Seaveral
New Haven
St. Paul
International Cement
Cerro de Pasco
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Northern Pacific Railroad
Curb Market Describes Oil and Industrial Stock Shifts
At New York curb trading on Jan 16, profit taking by commissions and selling by pros and floor traders weighed on oil and industrials though Mann ing issues remained strong and active. Independence and Nipissing rose to new highs while Standard Oil stocks fell, and several leaders backed off. Southern States rallied on news of three new wells in Gravin county Oklahoma.
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New York
Nipissing
Standard Oil
Standard of Indiana
Kentucky Stock
Imperial of
Canada
Standard of New York
International Petroleum
Mammoth Oil
Gravin County
Okla
Penn-Beaver
Old Common
Glen Alden Coal
International Rubber
Durant
Stutz Motor
Hayes Wheel
L'Obaceco
Grain Market Rise Fueled by War Reports
Grain prices rallied on news of German troop movements and European buying. Weir futures closed higher with May at 1.2138 and July at 1.1414, corn and oats up modestly, provisions also rising with hogs and grain. European buying and Argentine crop delays supported demand amid mixed Berlin money market signals.
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Chicago
Germany
Weir
Ruhr
Berlin
United States
Great Britain
France
Seaboard
Hall Community Plans Friday School Entertainment Dance
The Hall Community will hold an entertainment and dance at Hall School Friday evening. A program has been prepared by J. Connolly, who is in charge of the affair.
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Hall
J. Connolly
Uruguay Tops U S in Clothing Wool Imports in Nine Months
Uruguay supplied 1,131,000 pounds of clothing wool to the United States in nine months, accounting for 28 percent of total imports of 29,073,000 pounds. Argentina followed with 19 percent, Australia 18 percent, while England and Canada and others provided under 10 percent each. The report notes shifts after a new tariff and ongoing efforts by domestic growers to capture the market.
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Noble
New England Equity . Corporation
State Street
Scienc
Ralph. F. Couch
Washington
Uruguay
United States
Department of Commerce
South American
Linvumns
Argentina
Australia
England
Canada
Vital Statistics Births and Marriages Reported
Births list includes George and Julia Stasko with a son born January 7 at 478 Sedewick street. Raymond and Elsie McDougall with a son December 27 at 65 James street. Samuel and Mary Johnson with a daughter January at 934 Hancock avenue. Jeremiah Randall with a daughter January 8 at Stepney. Thomas and Panyota Demos with a daughter January 6 at 342 Main street. Marriage licenses show Tammett Cosgrove 25 of 672 Skoss ith street and Hilen Corran 21 of 84 Connecticut avenue. Charles Merte 20 of 12 Osborn street and Mary Solter 18 of Hanson avenue. Bronislau Swymanski 34 of 897 Stratford avenue and Apolonija Pogozelaka 24 of 279 Sterling street.
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George
Julia Stasko
Sedewick Street
Raymond and
Elsie MccDougall
James Street
Samuel
Mary Wsohnson
Hancock Avenue
Jeremiah
Ada Randall
Stepney
Thomas
Panyota Demos
Main Street
Tammett Cosgrove
Skossith Street
Hilen Corran
Conecticut Avenue
Charles Merte
Osborn Street
Mary Solter
Hanson Avenue
Bronislau Swymanski
Stratford Avenue
New York Butter Market Steady Amid Varied Creamery Grades
On January 16 in New York the butter market remained steady with creamery extras at 4.54 and creamery firsts 49 to 58 cents. Higher scoring creamery 53.5 to 56.5 cents. state dairy tubs 40.59 to 40.58 cents. ladies fresh extras 40 to 41 cents. Cheese market firm. State whole milk flats 28.5 to 29 cents. Wisconsin whole milk flats 28.5 to 29 cents. Skims 21.5 to 22.2 cents. Eggs market easy. nearby white 63 to 55 cents, browns 42 to 44 cents first 39 to 40 cents. Pacific Coast whites extra 50 cents, first 46 to 47 cents.
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New York
Creamery
Wisconsin
Fancy Young Americas
Pacific Coast
Rough weather halts John Garrett’s tow of light boats in harbor
Barbor reports rough conditions on the Sound delayed the John Garrett of the Blue Line from leaving harbor with eight light boats. Park City captain notes a rough passage. Harbormaster Jamond’s engine boat Dirk is being overhauled by Hitchcock Gas Engine. John Brown of the Engine Company says the craft is in good shape aside from weathered cabins. Majors Crowley and Peterson of the War Department district in Providence visited Ross dredge work and inspected progress. Isis tow boat engines were overhauled during a work lull.
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John Garrett
Blue Line
Park City
William Jamond
Dirk
Hitchcock Gas Engine Company
John Brown
Engine Company
Crowley and Peterson
Providence
Ross
P. Sanford
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St. Louis R. R. Co
Chicago and St. Louis Railroad Company
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Nickel Plate
Cleveland
Buffalo
Lackawanna
Lehigh Valley
New York Central
New York, Chicago and St.Louis Railroad Company
New York Stock Exchange
Hincks Bros. & CO
Bridgeport, Conn
Doren
Morris
Iloans
Bridgeport Morris Plan Co
Ment
Barnum
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Fairfield Ave
H. O. Canfield Co
Housatoniic Ave
Roberts & CO
Plan Entertainment
U.S
South American Republic
Commence Department
Aia
Peru
China
Chile
New Zealand
BRIT
S.africa
Engs RR
Spa
Hsida
Barbor Me
Bridgeport
Harbor
Long Island
del Monte
Minass
Meigs & Co
Fur. Dept
Kolinsky
Cape
Egular
Pbuv.uy
Kers & Scarfs
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