Bond Market Quiet Amid Oversubscribed Treasury Sale
May 14 New York traders noted a quiet bond market with strong demand for the latest U S Treasury notes pushing prices higher by about one point. Foreign issues showed minor gains while some railroad equipment trusts faced overhangs and a few steel and sugar bonds slipped. The day’s notable offering was Potomac Electric Power Co mortgage bonds totaling 4 060 million dollars at 6 percent with a 5.99 percent yield.
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Potomac Electric Power Company
Washinston
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Grain Chicago Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat Gains
Chicago grain markets closed firmer for wheat with slight gains as buyers expected a rise. Oats fell while corn rose modestly and provisions advanced, aided by shrinking domestic stocks and end of liquidation. Corn and oats were pressured by weak signals from the oats supply and shipping outlooks.
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United States
Ocean
Waluss
Metal Market May 14 Copper Spot and Futures
Copper prices listed for May 14 show spot and futures at 42.27 with reference to markets in St Louis and associated entities Bin J. Northern Southern My 00 Spot 7.00 percent.
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St. Louis Agu
Market Comeback After Bears Fail to Press Decline
New York stock activity recovers from Saturday selloff as bears fail to force liquidation. Steels, motors and rails led gains with 1 to 2.5 point climbs. Notable movers include New York Central, Baltimore & Ohio, Atchison, St. Paul, Great Northern, and several steel and chemical shares. Oil stocks fluctuated despite price cuts in Pennsylvania crude.
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Baltimore & Olio
Atchison
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Isaty
New Orleans
Texas
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Ols
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Infornia Petreleum
Lion
Casden
Smallest Winter Wheat Crop Forecast by Agriculture Dept
Washington March 14 The Department of Agriculture predicts a winter wheat crop of 1 78 287 000 bushels the smallest in years based on May 1 conditions. The report notes declines from 1922 1921 and 1920 and a harvest below the ten year average. Abandoned acreage shifts in several states accompany the forecast with prices to producers averaging about 118 cents per bushel.
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United States
Notoring Documents Rare Flightless Bird in New Zealand
A near-extinct flightless bird was photographed in New Zealand despite its inability to fly. The sighting highlights ongoing conservation concerns for the species.
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New Haven Abandons Track Strip Plan
A local New Haven effort to abandon a track strip faces unclear proposals and mixed community input. Officials discuss potential reallocation of space while residents weigh the impact on transit, development, and public events.
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New York Stock Exchange Officers Re-Elected
Seymour L. Cromwell was re-elected president of the New York Stock Exchange after today’s election. The official result confirms Cromwell continues at the helm as officers were chosen for the upcoming term.
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French Adopt Our Word Interview in Press Debate
In Paris May discussions by Irrenge Achemy members consider adopting the English term interview, amid debate over pronunciation and usage in French phrases. Journalists note the word could complicate spoken French and invite reluctance from printers and editors.
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Alice
Dangelier
Paris
Healeh
Marcel Koulenger
Comacdia
Local concerns announce capital stock increases
Capital stock increases announced by Bryant Electric Company raise capital from 2,090,090 to 53,090,600 and issue 120,000 shares of 45 par value. Other firms report changes including Citizenslee & Coal adding 50,000 dividend into 500 shares of 100 par value, Devonlee & Coal adding 3,001 via 80 shares, United Plate Glass organizing with 40,000, and Lomas & Nettleton adding 200 to 2,000 preferred shares.
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Bryant Electric Company
Citizenslee & Coal Company
Devonlee & Coal Company
United Plate Glass Co
Lomas & Nettleton Co
New Haven
Bank Surplus Declines Amid Loan Contraction Amid Financial News
The weekly statement shows a drop in bank surplus from 4,857.89 to 7, with a slight rise in deposits offset by a larger decline in loans, discounts and investments totaling 41,822,000. The Federal Reserve member bank reserve also fell by 2,110,000 as credits news with Bedford denying dividend rumors at Mie Cora Products Refining.
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Mie Cora Products Refining Company
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Illinois
Foreign exchange bids firm in New York May 14
Foreign exchanges remained firm in New York with good buying in theater. Sterling opened at 4.62 3 4 and moved to 4.62 3 9. French franc traded around 6.63 to 6.70, while German marks showed a reaction with a drop of about 1/8 to 3/ fragments mention Reichsbank note circulation rising by 177,118,000,000 marks amid a chaotic quote list touching many currencies and par values across Europe.
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Realty Records Warranties and Transfers Across Multiple Properties
Warranty deeds record Alden Jewell and Kathryn Jewell transferring property to George E. Larsson and O Connors Larsson on Walne Street. Several other transfers list Frank Klinka, Francis Klakna, Andrew Meneel, Nellie Iston, Anna Polesko, The Company, Edgewood Street, and more, with amounts like 1600 and 4300 dollars.
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George E. Larsson
Biden
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Roy Esmi Costlow
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Francis Klakna
Leeti Doviese
Wity Jxilita
Andrew Meneel
Farner Avenue
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Nellie John Iston
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Philip Glasner
Michael Yakiwczuk
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Rand
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Louis A. Kornbint
Tierman Isaac
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American Bank and Trust Compr Realty
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Helen WW O'Conner Larsson
Harneyn Jewell
Cealty
Wayne Sirest
Andrew Meneal
Andres Yarsinaks
Farner Ayentre
Cotton NW York May 14 Votion Ten 12 at Ochabar
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a May 14 date and numbers but lacks clear event, names, or context to form a coherent summary. The readable items suggest a short notice or notice of quantities without identifiable organizations or locations.
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York
Ochabar
Money News Brief from New York Market
May 14 price notes show money market activity with high rates and unusual phrasing. The report mentions Uall mones and ey eing rate 1 bl 4 bells as part of broad market movements and acceptances.
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New York
Railroads Cut Car Repairs As Fall Traffic Nears
The American Railways Association shows May 1 totals 210 405 cars needing repair, 9.1 percent of the fleet, down from April 15 when 214 051 cars or 9.4 percent were listed. Cars in heavy repair exceed twenty four hours work at 4.6 percent, light repairs at 2.6 percent, and 2 percent were out of order.
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