Bond Prices Slump After Early Firmness in New York
Early firmness in New York bonds gave way to a slump as trading faded and prices fell from yesterday's levels. Government and railroad issues moved lower while small gains in sugar, steel, and railroad liens faded during the forenoon. Investors showed caution over potential further losses and banks held back several large issues awaiting signals.
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New York
New Iowa
Sugar Oit and Steel Company
Foreign exchange market quiet in New York trading
Foreign exchange business in New York remained quiet with minor shifts across major currencies. The French franc quoted around 8 cents, Belgian francs near 5.07, and German marks about 60 cents per hundred, with various rates listed for short and midterm deposits.
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New York
Antwerp
Christiania
Copenhagen
Switzerland
Spain
Nesdal
Berlin
Mars
Tevsuooas
Grain Market Quotation Report Week Summary
Quotations from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics show a strong grain market with wheat up about 4 cents and corn about 6 cents for the week. No. 2 red wheat in Chicago bid 1.03 to 1.09 dollars, No. 2 hard 1.02 to 1.02, No. 2 yellow corn 2.26 to 2.50. Millfeed offerings fall as demand rises. oil meals in abundant supply with export and interior demand. Cornfeed holds firm. production good and demand fair. stocks light and movement fair. Friday readings reflect transit and shipments.
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Chicago
Oricca
Connecticut
Boxton
Local Produce Prices and Market Conditions Report
The State Board of Agriculture notes steady to firm prices in the local produce market with some increases expected. Reports show firmer bacon pork veal and dairy prices, with robust demand for apples and potatoes, while hay supply remains ample and Timothy hay prices hold near recent levels.
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Jast Wek
Bone
Tosh
Maine
Sco
Patel
Byki
Poultry and
Dairy Pro
Tess Mass
Tony
New Laldy
Conn
Jennary
Mitch
Speculative Uncertainty Reflected in Quiet Market
New York stock market shows uncertain speculation with narrow trading, slight price upticks and declines. Major steel, chemical and iron stocks fluctuated. United States Steel and Studebaker moved modestly while National Enameling rebounded after dividend talk.
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New York
Say & Tinanetay
Plycinate
United — Ataies
Yblaera Steels
Baldwin
Ameria
Ellanal Jains
Studebaker
Cigarette Production As Business Barometer Signals Prosperity
Washington October 1 1919 cigarette output shows a 29 percent rise over earlier rates with monthly totals around 36 007 000 smokes. The Commerce Department study links rising production to general prosperity, noting a long historical parallel from 1914 to 1921 and highlighting pattern in cigarette manufacturing as an economic indicator.
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Ralph PL Couch
BR. Department of Commerce
Wheat and grain futures rise on market pressures and relief hopes
Wheat futures led a broad advance as traders priced in potential farm relief measures while supplies remained tight. Corn and oats also climbed amid strong demand and small domestic terminal receipts, with price records set for corn and soy futures steady.
Unclear Money Trading Note From Santa Fe Newspaper
Fragmentary currency and bidding terms appear in a Santa Fe New Mexican page item. Readable words suggest a closing bid, preferred offers, and potential acceptance, but details and participants remain obscured by garbled OCR.
Realty Records of Warrants and Deeds Throughout Realty Trades
A compendium of warranty deeds and mortgage transfers lists numerous transfers of realty involving varied street names and buyers. Notable entries include Minnie Sawin to Paul Sledziewski on Amelia Street, John and Mary Carroll for North Lyonne, and Max Silver to City Savings Bank on Lindley Street, among many others.
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Walter Om. Redt
Adolf Sherman
Minnie M. Sawin
Laurel Avenue
Satystese Gangi
Scott Avenue
Andrew Antal
Duded Amat
Paul Sledviewski
Amelia’ Sledziewski
Teechwood Aye
Sudore
Nadie Weiner
John T
Mary Carroll
Iyonnc
Harvey Ia Moana Naretlla
Ogden Street
John Jacobsen
Myank
Ceely
Gilbert Street
Hongex Marti
Edith Martti
Anne Ds Tae
Viart
Kathryn
Long Ta Dain Teakey Realy
Colorado Avenue
Tsongatanapis Church
Anne Celeiatival Society
Andee Antal
Dided Antal
Tommeni Maverty
Realty
Ogden Alreet
John W. Wheeler
Wiliam
Werenee Mowrs
Ithran Oler Works von
Knowlton Strent
Clapp Spooner
Brown, Realty
Post
Caroline J
Uhertland
Ty Henry Gs
Hdouvenne
Men
Garodne
Ah Mevraand
Jerry Stehl
Henry CG
Stunt
Rewlty
Henry Fl Realty
Monday Street
Caroling J. Wermand
Aud Henry Co. Stahl Realty
Lord
Sheet
Lioula
Powe
Misty
Malin Street
Tosa N
West Side
Ryn
Ieechwood
Uphosyne L. Brown
Chinp
Spooner
Nogub Avenue
Aivera Bank and Trust Company
Oxden Street
Mareea
Pole Grindig
Sanne
Minnie Suwhr
Walte
M. Redfield
Adolf Shesner
Charles A
Wintner
Zenacamy and ‘Trust Company
Maplewood Avenue
BiaGn
Raha Yeekey
Atlee ‘Teakey
Charles T. Carigan
Teakly
Berchwood Avenue
Max Silver
City Savings Bank
Lindley Atront
Green
Metal Market NY Report Mixed Prices Steady
The New York metal market shows little change with most prices stable. Traders note quiet activity as spot and futures quotes drift with modest moves, while antimony and related metals hold near recent levels amid thin volume.
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New York
Ron
Kiet St. Louie Slope
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State Board of Agriculture
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Telephone Barnum
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Broadway
New York City
Bonds Bank Stocks
Connecticut Securities
Investment Service For
E. B. Merritt & Co
Main Street
Bridgiport, Cons
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
EU Main Street
Sadulays Reo
Frank C. Brotherton
Hed Chemical and Irons
Industriuy
Iron Products
U. S
Battmore & Ghin
Gleve
Lahd
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Wabash
Call Money
Beri Chenu
ISIS
Ralph P Tough
Wat
Ibe
Alii
Hudson
Mont Varil
Bert Rt
Awa
Wile Worth
Orice
Bereambeyr Delleeny
Chicago Board of Prade
Mirach, Lilienthal & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Cheago
Trady
Liberty Bonds
Taney
York
Det
Juans
Santa Fe
Metal Market
James T. Patterson
J. Newman & Sons, Incorporated
J. Newman & Sons
Derby
New Haven
Hincks Bros. & CO
Bridgeport, Conn
Morris
Aldo
Morris Plan Bank
New England Equity Corp
State Bank
State Street Room
Games Staples& CO
State Street
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