Call Money Renews at 8 12 Per Cent, Lowest Rate Since Oct. 25
Wall Street reports a rough day with copper and shipping shares leading declines, while railroads steadied and the general market closed with modest gains. Renewal call money slid to 8 1/2 percent, then eased to 7 percent as selling pressures in copper, Anaconda, and Mexican petroleum faded. total sales 15,?5?0?00 par value.
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Sybhordan Wall
New York
Stady
Wall
Financial District
Anaconda
Fation
Utah
Ameri
Lorises
Standart Oil of
New Jersey
Standard Oil of
Louisiana
Atlantic Seaboard
Flat Cars Authorized for Other Freight
Washington November 16 The Interstate Commerce Commission revoked territorial orders restricting open top cars for coal and extended permission for flat bottom cars to carry other commodities. The new order allows carriers west of the Mississippi to use flat bottom cars for non coal freight as well as coal.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi River
Coffee market opens with firmer tone on liquidation
New York November 24 The market for coffees opened with declines of 1 to 7 points before a liquidation rally. Prices firmed and active months gained 21 to 28 points. December 7.00, January 7.25, March 7.08, May 7.00, July 3.20, September 3.50. Spot coffee quiet, Rio’s 7 Sek.
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New York
Maret
Riav
France Faces Financial Collapse and European Crisis
Paris reports a looming financial crisis threatening France and Europe. Experts warn only a swift reparations settlement with Germany can avert disaster, detailing France’s postwar debt explosion, foreign loans, and unfulfilled U.S. wartime lending terms.
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Paris
France
Germany
Fleaurey
Europe
Cars on Home Lines Show Signals of Increase
Nov 15 report from the Railway Executives association notes that 81.3 percent of cars were on home lines in operation, a gain of 20,000 over October. The measure compares with 21.9 percent in March as possession of their owning companies evolves.
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Washington
Caturna
Aid
Oine
Oc Vo
Marsh
Mareh
New York Market Roundup Amid Mixed Commodities
New York prices show butter and creamery stocks steady with higher extras and 1st quality among varied fats. Grain and produce report lists wheat No 2 red firm at 2.08, corn steady near 2.10, pork and lard strong, sugar and cotton steady with notable spreads across lots and shipping notes.
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New York
Parrot
Jerse
Kansas
Cotton Market Rebounds in Scattered Trading
New York cotton prices closed narrowly lower after a volatile session. Early gains from last week’s losses faded in the final half hour with slight net declines. January futures rose to 18.50 in intra day trading, while Spain and other markers showed mixed activity. U.S. port receipts totaled 611, with season-to-date stocks at 1,920,227 bales.
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New York
Watker
Spains
United States
Liberty Bonds and Wheat Market Report Summary
In New York, liberty bonds show quotes with Second 4s at 4.00 and Fourth 4s around 4 to 4 1/2. Chicago notes wheat prices rose as export demand supported gains. December futures up about 9 to 9 1/4, March up 1 1/4, corn slightly higher, other grains steady, provisions unchanged to a modest advance.
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New York
Aiberly Ponds
Tirsk
Ahicago
Russia
Currency chief eases discounting rules for banks
Washington November 15 Comptroller Williams announced an extension until June 30 allowing principal banks to purchase six months commercial paper at up to 10 percent. Paper must be secured by 105 percent of the amount in Liberty bonds or certificates of indebtedness.
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Washington
Regalise
Cipal
Williams
Petition seeks Senate aid for public utility relief plan
A morning session saw a petition signed by various organizations urging the Senate committee on reconstruction and production to study a proposal aiding public utility corporations. The call centers on low interest rates and federal reserve banks to support the plan.
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Penver
United States Senate Committee
New Tardy Wheat Debuts From Manitoba and Australia
Manitoba Agricultural College announces a new wheat variety created from Manitoba and Australian strains. The hardier, high-yielding grain is touted as the best wheat discovered so far. Bridgeport patents: three local men receive Nov 9 patents for structural and phonograph record processes.
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Manitoba Aprcultural College
TE Wath
Manitoba
Bridgeport
A. M. Weoaster
Waller It
Clark
Arthur W. Chivder
Mand ‘Cheodare & Roberts
Lower bread prices cut in Saint Paul market
Paul Minnesota November 15 local bakers reduced bread prices today with one cent cut per pound on loaves and three cents per pound on pound and a half loaves, signaling a price reduction in the city market.
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Gv. Paul
Minn
Paul
Col House to Confer with Harding on League
Col Edward Mandell House expected to meet President-elect Harding in New York to discuss the League of Nations and the U S role with emphasis on an independent stance free from partisan influence. The meeting aims to outline future policy directions for the United States and its allies in Europe and abroad.
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Ito
Harding
Holband
Moek Py Harding
Wily
Exward
Mandell House
Colonel House
Thia
Europe
Houseoes
Washington
Edward M. House
New York
Calonel
Military College Students Strike Over Hazing Incident
At St Johns College in Annapolis Maryland the sophomore class led a walkout over hazing of freshmen. About 250 students from sophomore, junior, senior, and freshman classes joined in the protest after a board action threatened expulsion. The incident follows a reshuffling of college leadership and a new commandant.
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Axnapolis
Mid
Board of Visitors and Governors
St Jon's College
Boing & Smilitury Colexe
Siegel seeks assistant immigration secretary post
Isaac Siegel announced plans to appoint a labor adjutant to be stationed at El Paso immigration station to handle appeals from special inquiry boards. The move aims to remove delays by avoiding forwarding all appeals to Washington and integrate the process locally.
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STORK
Isaac Siegel
Steamer Grounded Near Yak Han
A steamer named Crown from New York ran aground near Yak Han. Dispatches report a scalm and unclear conditions aboard.
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Tokio
taeThe Steve
Basten Crown
New York
Yak Han Tadaye
Bond tax law upheld by state supreme court
The New York high court today sustained provisions of state law requiring payment of additional taxes on transfers of non tax paid bonds. The ruling affirms the bond transfer tax and clarifies its application under existing statutes.
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Washington
Connecticut
Wx Commission
Angus
Underwood ‘Typewriter . Com
New York
Lig Supreme Court
Norwich toy maker files voluntary bankruptcy petition
Whitelaven Nov 1 Boch and Hill company of Norwich toy makers filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Liabilities amount to 17,227 with assets listed as POLIO PATEMENT. Clearing 383 and 08,840 yields sub-treasury debt of 484,718. Federal Reserve Bank credit balance stands at 105,906,108. Clearing House of New York reports market activity and average stock prices now on the page.
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Whytlaven
Boch and Hill Company
Norwich
Toy Makers
POLIO
Sub
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Sr Clearing House of New York
Nay House
Dry Goods Prices and Demand in New York Trade
In New York on November 14 prices for calicoes stand at 18 1-2 cents per yard with no per piece. Moderate orders for delivery through January. broad goods show steadier demand as fabrics and silks ease. Knitted goods further reduce while overall market remains quiet and steady.
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New York
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Got Oil Co
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Liberty Building
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Stocks and Bonds
Cor. Main and
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First-Bridgebory Nationay Bank
Sonst
A.M. Wooster
U.S. Patent Office
Main St
Conn
Telegram
John P. Keogh
Consolidated Stock Exchange
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York
Sanenstge
P.O. Arcade
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