Foreign issues strong in bond market amid mixed moves
In bond market foreign issues showed strength while U S issues fluctuated. Texas and Mexican list moves included gains in Liberty bonds and declines in some regional debentures. Jersey stock market provided a sharp rise as syndicate withdrawals affected several equities. Government bonds posted modest gains as several industrials and utilities advanced with notable activity in railroad and utility issues. The largest offering today was a $1,500,000 Central Atlanta and Bank joint stock loan at 6 percent, with redemption notices on a Calgary issue.
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REW Nork
New York
Brayvigan
Ventinn
San Paclo
Zerich Ss
United Lanzoom
Pein Bordeaist Bs
Clore
Pracag
J-as
Paris Lyons
Mediterranean Fis
duse-Slavi Ws
Syndksits Supwork
God Jersey
Eng Prier Fen
Serica Buy
Cleveland Cimeinnali Chicuso
Oral
St. Vines
Central
George Gs
Atlantic Court Line
Vagne
Atchison Cone Vertibiety
Seaboard Jr Limo
Seaboard
Consolidated
Ghoazo
North Western
Iailimers
Ohio
Chesipesky
Amisi Peoples Ins
Tinh Mlontana Power Ice
Atlan Drug 'S
Wesson Convertitly Gs
Mrooklyn Seupld Transit
American Telephone
Brookisy Union Gas Ts
Inter- Dsormagh
United States
Westen Stier Gas Wd Electric Company
Sox
Attavis
Spon
Cig
Jersey
Columbia Gas
Facific Gas Mackay Company
North American
Market Street Railway
J A Ti. &. Stee
Midvale
Lackawanna
Bethlehem
Punta Alégre
Call Moncey
Otis Bley
May Department Stores
Coca Cola
Eiectine
Poster Cereal
Tobacco Products
Reynolds Tabacco
Time Money
Cope
English farmers warned of acute distress in speech
London and Westminster archives reveal Sir Arthur Wilson as minister in the agricultural ministry, urging reform as Premier Lloyd George pivots to support the Farmers Union. He warns that present policy could drive rural depopulation and widespread misery among farmers and laborers, while acknowledging possible dairy and live stock gains for some.
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Londen
Linde
Fenghaad
Arthur Wiesexwen
Lisade
Agri WI Vie
Fasmers' Union
Hare
J Joyd-George
Propansiol
Arthur
House of Commons
Fire damages Kendall steel foundry in Pittsburgh region
A Kendall steel foundry main shops were destroyed by a late night fire. Firefighters from five nearby villages aided Kendall department, with an initial loss estimate around 510000. The outbreak reportedly spread through minute dust particles, though exact cause remains under study.
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Preps Kgh
Dequene Steel Foundry Company
St .Kendal
Kendall Department
Greenwich Man Sets Liabilities At 310 329 83
Artur AH Johnson of Circenwich Wall Street ejmritor is in bankruptcy proceedings with a large liability claim list. The petition filed with his wife lists unknown assets and numerous creditors including Brulley Chamber Brother Co and Greenwich Trust Co. The case, noted as the largest debt failure, was forwarded from the district court in New Haven to the referee's court at the county courthouse.
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Artur AH. Johnson
Circenwich
Wall Street
Ejmritor
Atlcd
Coun Court
Ss. District Court
New Dhaven
Largeat Duit Failere
Aditots
Wit Int Bank
New York City
Elohtfruat Company
George V, Aten
New Yorkogi
Creditora Ara New Yoerage Hoys
Brulley
Charles G Bulay Co
Hoey
Poite
Ebbry & Co
Chamber Brother & Co
Planer & Co
Modenpsyl
Harry & Co
Sen
John Nickerson
Gharies We Rich
Grumatin National Bank
Cecilia H. Fless
Frank I. Johnson and
Townson
Wale
Umeathal
Walter Me
il@ Whittock
Geore Beven
Calvin Truesdale
Marsborne Bartel
S. Bywater
Hugh Robertson
Dawson J. Burns
Mt. Yernan
Alc
Bat
Wheat market swings on export hopes and bearish pressure
Prices for wheat faltered after a brief spike as expectations of greater Argentine exportable surplus and rising U S ship costs weighed on sentiment. May prices hit a new high but the day ended weak amid reports of stronger UKFrance pressure on Germany and improved car supply. Corn and oats declined while export corn at the seaboard gathered volume. Provisions edged lower as traders priced in bearish factors.
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Cligagg
Pwith
Doreitier
Sam Fost
Liverpool
Argentina
Aga Hull
Great Britain
France
Germany
Seaboard
Lowe
Local Dairy Prices Reported in Wisconsin Markets
Market notes from Wisconsin show whole milk priced at 20 to 28 percent in creamery lines with top grades 30 to 34 cents. Fancy young Amoviens quoted 26 to 28 cents. Butterfat and other dairy goods listed with various grades and regional spreads. overall market steady with white and brown varieties noted.
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Wisconsin
C. Bess
Tim
Metal market notes offer limited clarity and pricing
A fragmented OCR extract lists various metal prices and terms. Northern and Southern spot values appear around 26.75 to 28.00, with futures and delivery figures near 6.30 to 7.30. Overall, the text suggests a steady market with several cited rates but remains incomplete.
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Isast
St. Louis
Leather and footwear industry shows steady gains
The monthly bank letter notes continued progress in shoe and leather sectors, with hides firming toward prewar levels and rising lumber demand amid brisk construction. New dormitories reopen in Palisades, while Long Island business leaders plan a regional association to boost island prospects.
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First National Bank of Boston
New England
Lury Wikdes
Manufacturers 70 Hold Their Annual Meeting Tonight
The Manufacturers' Association will hold its annual meeting at the University Club on Golden Hill Street starting at 10 o clock. About 19 resident executives of local industries are expected. The business meeting for election of officers begins at 1:30 p.m. followed by an informal dinner at 7:00 p.m. Immigration will be the lecture topic by Hor W. Bushand, Commissioner of Immigration, starting at 8:00 o clock. The topic is tied to industry concerns over immigration control and worker availability.
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Manufacturers’ Association
University Elirh
Golden Hil Street
W. W. Fushand
United States
Cement Output of 1922 Tops Past Records
Cement production for October reached 42,287,000 barrels, up about ten percent from a year earlier, with shipments at 12,554,000 barrels and November 1 stocks at 4,157,000 barrels. The 1922 cement boom spurred large employment across construction and related industries, reflecting a nationwide rise in basic manufacturing activity.
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Ramee Couch
Wasimington
U.S. Geological Survey
Anch
Back From Bankruptcy Plans Of Alan A. Ryan Rise Again
Discharged after an $18 million bankruptcy, Alan A. Ryan, once a top figure on Wall Street, plans a comeback via a new firm. Friends say he intends to regain his standing. details of the new company remain undisclosed as he rebuilds fortune from past debts and pledged stock in Stutz Motor.
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New York
Ryman
Yedernd Gaurt
Mryam
Will Street
Alan A. Dyan
Ind
Tiyan
Zui
Fas
Lighas
Ber Unt
Fk Dauther
Thoms Yin
Stutz Motor Company
Ryan
Stock Exchange
Stutz Company
Charles Schwab
Bethlehem Steel
Amerigan Brass Co to Centralize Its Clerical Offices
The American Brass Co. announced plans to centralize clerical operations in Waterbury by adding an office building and constructing an Eastern branch site. Reorganization aims to transfer staff from Torrington and Addison to Waterbury, reducing phone delays and improving correspondence efficiency.
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Amerigan Brass CO
Waterbury
Torringson
Adiodin
Corres
Elm City Bankers Held on Charges of Embezzlement
NTMW HAVEN November 20 Angelo Porto James Forte and another bankers from Elm City Bank were set to appear in Superior Court after the Common Pleas court charged them with embezzlement and unlawful use of funds entrusted by depositors. The men allegedly diverted bank money to personal affairs amid bankruptcy troubles blamed on exchange losses.
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Ntmw Haven
Angelo Porto Ang Tla
James WW. Forte
Nud & Daonking
Ue Superior Court
Common Pleas Court
Meir
Market rally amid foreign exchange strength and selective stock gains
The market showed weakness in some shorts on Generst Asphalt with a late rally, while foreign exchange strength supported demand for sterling near record highs. Continental Can and Woolworth reached new yearly peaks, and public utilities led gains with Strong performances in several names.
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Continental
F. W. Woolworth
Realty records and deeds in New Jersey sale notices
A collection of fragmented realty records from New Jersey shows warranty deeds and mortgage deeds linking many individuals to properties on streets like Ezra, Dewey, Pembroke, and Manhattan Avenue. Entries mention buyers such as Harry D. Johnson, Jessie R. Johnson, George E. Woot, Arthur Te Yarbrough, and others with prices and street lengths, though many details are garbled.
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He Thompson
Teaneck
New Jersey
Harry D. Johnson
Jessie R. Johnson
Ezra Street
Ganky Reality
Gs Feet Capital
Avenue
Owarry 3
Llampheey
Maria Shpices
Edward C. Ispargo
Hariem Ave
Edward C. Sparge
William Winjrevi
Seaview Avenue
CurB Market in New York Struggles to Progress
Nov 26 in New York curb market sees mixed action as bulls and bears fail to gain traction. Buckeye Pipe leads with ex-dividend up to 107 amid active trading, while New York Transit hits a record high. Southern Pine and several irons rise, but most stocks show conservative trends. A period of price confusion follows alongside notes on acquisitions and forthcoming announcements.
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New Wietion Publishing
Continental Mines
Led & Stem
Anglo-American Corporation
York
Wey
Buckeye Pipe
New York Transit
Prigg
FE. A
Louisiana
Arkansas
Hur Revibu
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Hemphill, Noyes Co
Meenbert
New York Stock Exchange
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Pittsburgh Steel Plant
Pren
Hartford Auto Parts Corp
Huss
Lawrence Streets
Hartroricons
Aplonmanin
Seruw Machines
Cletwhid
Iritait
National Ex
Yennel Ligheay
Serex
Gules & Pertardt
de Eiberoant
LeweHreikes
Aliaut
Jean Lacante
SUNOD
Cineinrth
Meeker
Towa & Stone
Heney & Wrisht
Beck
Ely
Jones
Tirand New Uuh Welder
MIRO
Sorel
Ta Kross & Sharpe
Lands
Ith
Potter & Lanogon No
Augustientho
Uragent
Herbert “Action
Segai
Qipiors
Market Street
Sewalk
J. Lage
Hartford Tool Works
Hartford
Conn
SIM Ole Fugsier Ee
Richard Deming
Attormes
Kemnensittt
Inens
Haring
Broke & Stines Klader
Quay Planek
Antérhead
Bet
Rai Bus
Tuok Birt
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Quteb
Dunes
Turtes Tate
Krovite Y Vainesal
Envasiath Synbbety Cerfe Utlugd Millers
Semn Machines
Willoa
Ovks
Une Oshniel
Herbert
Segal
Ayko
Auotorela
ANU
Lligslow
Seady
Greenwich
Metal Market
York & Lyall
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Hanlon
New York Board of
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Comea
Connecti
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Miele
Haus Eyeniol
Krein Gotling
Ovear
Winchusder
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Sea Lumberwan
Mwilig
Sto
Jeopen Girls Dormitory
Remngton
Palisades Avenue
A. Bodiloff & Sons
New Traven
Real Estabents
Luikenn
Long Island
Commodore
Long Island Association
Montho Cooo
Scence Services 1O.G
Daring
de Pont Bleary
Agen Agni
Awe
Pt Agit & A
Gus Steck
Ann Ritia Cot
Pullman
Stiemin
Chirzon
Suudebaker
Spain
Berlin
Tite Union
Apt
Linior If
Stoces
Papa Wong
Raul
Mary
Macy Amy
Woolworth
Elm City
Atinny
Wek
Ldaspita &N
Reichsbank
J. W. Woolworth
Continental Can
Whels
Jana Eugar
Cap
Standard Oil
Broad Street
Terapinnant
Balerea
Lexpl Ralgs
Barnum
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Bairfield Ava
Title Guaranty & Trust Company
Main Street
Mortzage Invese J
Fouthern Farma Askus
Hincks Erds. & CO
Main St
Bridgeport, Conn
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