Market Dullness Persists in Dismal Session
New York stocks closed unsettled amid fears of federal action and renewed unrest in Europe. German rates plummeted to record lows while Eastern European remittances weakened. rail shares held firm though oils lagged. Industrials were mixed with Crude, American Locomotive, and Studebaker gaining, total volume about 700000 shares as banks softened lending during July payments.
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New York
Jane
Ireland
Germany
Standard 1
California
Studebaker
Bond Market Steady With Light, Featureless Trading
New York June 28 Bond dealings remained tight and orderly though light, with oils and government loans showing varied moves. Missouri five percent bonds drew the day’s notable new offering of 1.2 million, while several municipal and utility issues were absorbed in modest sizes amid European exchange softness and mixed domestic rail gains. Total sales reached 21.309 million par value.
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New York
Cuba
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Baltimore and Ohio
Atchmonds
Reading
New Havens
Generel
Chesapeake and Ohio
Illinois Central
Great Northgen
Asgre
State of Missouri
Market summary shows mixed stocks and rising Southern States Oil
Pro traders sold across the Standard index with declines from fractions to several points. Southern States Oil hit a new high after a balance sheet showing assets of 3,278,799 and liabilities of 2,096,227, leaving a surplus of 1,279,552. Cortex Silver and Dubiner Radio held firm as floor buying supported various issues amid a weaker overall tone.
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New York
Curb Exchange
Commission Hovees
Southern States Oil
Hmabilite
Cortex Silver
Dubiner Radio
Stock Exchange
Standard Oil
Seling
Mexican Seaboard
Holt
Olla
Fongland
Tv Ezsler
Skelly
Simms Petroleum
Copper and metals steady in New York market report
Copper steady in spot and futures around 30.75, 15 3-4. Iron and lead show little change with spot ranges roughly 3.75 to 5.88. Zing remains steady. nearby delivery in St. Louis cited at 5.80 to 6.05, 5.35. Antimony opens at 5.
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Jane
Electryun
Larer
Steady Oae
St. Louis
Jearby Devery
Market Conditions From Liberty Bonds Market Report 1922
The scribing notes a June 20 1922 market report with general demand on the Morning farmers market. Beet, carrot, lettuce, cabbage and scallion prices are offered as concessions while peas and string beans are less abundant. Fruit receipts show scattered shipments with weather impacts, and buyers cautious. Prices for apples raspberries peaches and oranges are listed with various crate and per-dozen figures. livestock and poultry prices are noted, including fresh milk cows calves hogs and veal, plus typical grain prices for hay oats corn wheat and bran as recorded by Deglers at the door per 100 pounds.
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State Board of Agricultura
Sding
Orlona
Warden
Gréwera
Gonatch
Foreign Exchange Roundup Signals Mixed Movements
June 20 report shows mixed recoveries and losses across currencies with Dutch and Scandinavian gains while Greek remittances stay heavy. Quotes jump between Paris Antwerp Genoa and Stockholm with varying rates and notable mentions of Sterline and Belgian and Belgian bills in inquiry.
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Jowest
Wergande
Aloan
Sterline
Larrea
Belgia
Tully
Stor
Paris
Antwerp
Genoa
Vienam
Crown
Storkholm
Neistlaria
Hagen Carriigerkand Fry Tan
Wage gains shown in 14 basic industries in June
Washington June 29 Workers in 14 basic industries report tepid wage gains as business improves and hours rise. In steel and auto sectors increases up to 25 percent in some plants while overall earnings rise due to more days worked. Unemployment declines nationwide and farm labor draws workers back to harvest jobs.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Lho Jas
Steel
Autemo
Tron
Iil
Awithin
Géc
Tobkeco
April Sales and Economic Notes From Second Federal Reserve District
Financial notes report April sales in the Second District again higher than March with commodity figures for clothing groceries hardware jewelry shoes and more. The Southern New England Telephone Co reports about 135,600 monthly bills from its New Haven office and the Commerce Department data show 41,600,000 employed in gainful work in 1920 with broad industry breakdowns. Submarine boat creditors seek a 12 year extension on 53 million in US Shipping Board notes, while Lake Torpedo Boat Co. competitor works to extend 2 million note terms as new contracts for Russian transport are expected and 32 boats operate in the fleet.
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Lie Naw Haven
New Tongland
New Haven
Apri
Old Greatre
New
Apo
Federal Reserve District
Bridgeport
Mederel Reserve
Southern New Engiand Telephone Co
May_ records
Southren New England Company
Tha
Department At Commerce
United States
WICEA
U.S
Tia
Dont Corporaton
Lake Torpedo Boat Co
United States Shipping Board
Russia
Transportalion
William Drama and Song Shin pays quarterly and extra dividend
Philadelphia June 29 The William Drama and Song Shin and Engine Building company declared a regular quarterly dividend of one percent and an extra cash dividend of 25 cents per share The company is controlled by the America Ship and Commerce Corp
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Philadelphia
Wiliam Drama and Song Shin and Engine Building Company
America Ship and Commerce? Corpora
New York Juno All Butter Mare Dairy Specials
Fragmented OCR text describes butter and dairy items with prices and percentages. Mentions creamery, dairy clubs, fresh products, specials and varieties. Includes references to state and Wisconsin, likely a local shop or market listing. Contains garbled wording and multiple named items though readability is limited.
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New York
Juno
Eran
Choise Mathe
Ormor
Wisconsin
Realty records show multiple quit claim deeds including small real estate transfers
A series of quit claim and mortgage deeds are listed across streets such as Suburban Hitside Imperial Jefferson Holly Basnam coastal island rock Grove Painee Paine ton Main and Linds ay streets. Transfers include sizes from 14 to 69 feet and values up to 4000 dollars, involving numerous individuals and entities.
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Deixis
Giovanni Pertandi
Enrico Adams
Hitside
Sam Carp
Henry Danvers
State Street
James McCel
Clarence L. Hunt
Imperial Street
Samuel Clark
Maney
Zeat
Jefferson Street
Zinte Miller
John YF
Hattie Adlard
Teally
Holly Street
Basnam Terrace
Lie M. Emmons
Emile B. Penston
Coastal Avenue
Anna E. Russel
Thomas F. Furry
Island Rock
North Avenues
George W. Magrady
Elizabeth Arady
Albert B. Wakeman
Anna Wakeman
Grove Street
Naaci F. Kane
Catherine Realty
Stilman
Vor Pon
Fir Veronicn Miller
Ante Saukas
Mair Street
New York Reserve Bank Statement of June 28
New York June 26 The statement of conditions of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York at the time of closing June 28 shows total gold reserves 1 179 380 996.82 and total reserves 2 209 899 216.02. Discounted securities include 470 293 070 for members and 17 907 246.95 for all others. Open market holdings total 46 225 080.17 with total assets on hand of 134 008. Take earning assets 312 566 647. Uncollected items 104 799 818.79. Due to members reserve account 505 165 124.54. Town deposits 820 520 708.23. Federal Reserve notes in circulation 613 ... per cent.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Businge
Manutar Omigatons
Lilla Doughe
F.R
FR. Geres Labliltios
Money notes from New York auction bid near last price
The text reports on call money trends in New York with bids and loan acceptances, noting money easing and bids held near the last quoted levels. It mentions bids offered at around four and a half percent and expected movements in financing against acceptances.
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New York
Jane
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Mayings
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Ajax
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OA Ag
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Supior
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UBL
E. B. Merritt & CO
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Iron Steel
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Connecticut Securities
Main St
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Waterbury Navy Book
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Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
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