Rail and grain markets show irregular shifts in Chicago trading
Chicago reports mixed grain activity with wheat and corn hitting top seasonal prices then reversing on profit taking. Wheat settled unsettled to firm, December at 2.12 and May at 1.42 to 1.8. corn and oats eased, provisions fluctuated, European demand influence noted amid domestic supply changes.
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Chicago
Winnipool
Liverpool
Europe
Lesding Interests
Gai | Tanby Wes
Rotterdam
Money News Brief Signals Shifting Call Money Rates
Call money strength noted in New York with Bish 8: low 4 1-2, ruling rate 42, bidding at 6, offered at 12. Market tone shows active financing demands as call money distances shift.
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New York
Octis
Bish
Glos'ng
Joan Fy
Toang
Tances
Gem Cutter Dies By Own Electrical Device
Rutherford New Jersey October 1 (year missing) George West a gem cutter was found dead last night after failing to keep a dinner engagement with friends in New York. County physician Dr William Ogden reported the man died from an electrical contrivance he made. The lapidary sisters rushed home when alarmed by the scene. They found him on a bed in the workshop with a heavy copper plate on his chest connected to a live circuit and a cord dangling from the electric chain near his hand.
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Rutherford
N. J
George West
Fr New York
William Ogden
Ated Teday
New York
Alis
Metals Market Report from New York City
New York metal market shows fluctuating quotes with copper steady near 34.66 and 14 tin prices. No. 1 Northern lead at 24.90 to 36.00, No. 2 Northern 32.00 to 33.00, No. F Southern 25.00 to 27.00, and East St. Louis delivery around 6.80. Antimony near 8.75 to 7.90.
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Socot
Cal Petrol Co
Tay
Cosden
John Tie
Jonn
Fisk
Sealer SE
Sickel
Man Kelly
Kreeze
MD Su
Ion Mo
Pacis
Air
Nora
North Pa
Owen Bot
Pasifie
Sithanay Ann Pann
Bere Alara
Moh
Pitts & W
Frog & Ref
Iran
Snell
South Pacak
Texas Pac
Union Ol
Union Bac
Trion Pac PE
Ingraws
Tron Steady
Northern
Southern
Lead Firm
Tne
East St. Louis
Liberty issues off 96 74 cents in weak market
In a weak market Liberty bonds traded around 96 74, with $100 denomination at 96 74. Investors favored newer longterm securities while banks and large institutions reassessed credit demand. cash subscriptions in the new refunding loan topped $7.406 billion, surprising bond dealers despite no rally in bond prices.
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Liberty
York
Usl
U—Prie
Waakness Theul Lierty
Ans
PhD Jonger
Melan
Vietoyler
Wena
Baltimore
Ind
Ohia
Seaboard Art Line Consolidated Bs
Oregon
Texas and Pacific
New York Railway
Ratan City
Misonup Paciér Ds
Panife de Prisco
Local Produce Prices and Market Notes From October 14 1922
The Telegram received a State Board of Agriculture update on farm market activity with fall demand for native fruits and vegetables. Apples are plentiful with slightly reduced prices. peaches scarce. grapes ample. onions cabbage and potatoes steady. chickens and eggs firm. beef steady. lamb and veal slight gains. Grain markets rising due to railcar shortages. Price ranges cover apples grapes pears peppers beans cabbage lettuce onions tomatoes in baskets and crates. poultry and dairy items listed with regional price quotes.
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State Board of Agriculture
New York
Traders See Rally Pause as Gary Denies Dividend Rumor
New York stock action stalled after Elbert H Gary and H J Cornish denied any steel dividends. Industrial shares led gains earlier but profit taking and rumor backlash caused late trading weakness. Rail stocks rose briefly on hope of better conditions before turning mixed as markets adjusted.
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Gary
New York
Actie
Steel
Ranictaras
Giry Denles
Wradery
Elbert H. Gary
U. S. Steel Corporation
Hi. J. Cornish
National
Ing
Howe Ag
Tyiel
Strone
New York Central Crosgad
States Steel Common
Vacuuma Oi
Standard Oil
Far Reach Of U S War Debts By Foreign Lands
Washington reports foreign loans made by the United States during World War I total about 1.6 trillion dollars in principal and interest. England’s October interest payment alone is listed at 959.9 million, with unfunded portions remaining from several nations. Greece and Cuba have paid all interest to date, while the outstanding balance includes approximately 5 billion dollars tied to war supplies and foods advanced by the United States.
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Ralph FE. Couch
Science Service
Washington
United States
Treasury Department
England
Abiaut
Rumania
War and Navy Department
U. S. Graiy Corporation
Greece
Cuba
Liberty Bards
Levrm
Unclear fragmentary market notes and names
Fragmented OCR text lists market terms and scattered names. No coherent events or entities form a readable news item. Key details are garbled, making reliable identification of people, places, or organizations impossible.
Freight bottlenecks spark shipper warnings in New England
Raymond J. French of the New England Prairie League warned that winter will bring a heavy freight backlog as railroads lack sufficient rolling stock. He blamed railroads for under investing in locomotives and freight cars, urging shippers to maximize car capacity and prepare for prolonged shortages through the coming months.
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Aiscory
Raymond J. French
New England ‘Prairie League
New Haven Shippers” Conference
Wmitune
Ecniseus Avo Tra National Criite Loa
Sevics
Preneh
Manutaetin
Beaoinel Avininile
Post Office Christmas Rush Preview
Postal service reports rising Christmas mail volume with staffing to meet demand. Financial notes show increased orders in the period, including a substantial rise in unfilled requests and a quarterly total around $1,900,000 in preliminary figures.
Surplus and stock dividend talks loom for big firms
Surplus grows for nine months ending September with American Telephone and Wireless Co reporting earnings and a planned stock dividend. Standard Oil and New Jersey group signals price cuts while General Electric and Packard Motor Car show rising orders and cash. Bank clearings in Bridgeport rise over last year as taxes and expenses feed the fiscal picture.
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Shayer
Packard Motor
Packard Motor Car Compar
Yale
General
General Electric
Gerald Swane
Zita US
Meart
Curb Market Struggles Mark Early Trading In New York
Sunday buying orders by commission houses pushed curb trading high then faced selling pressure. Many oil and textile shares fell, with some down near 40 points, as Anglo American and International Petroleum held firm briefly. Independent stocks remained volatile but firm on buying credits into midday.
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Fener Ally
Republic
Bethlehem
Crucible
Baldwin
American
General Electric
Studebaker
Mesean
Rleary
Saruchny
Sanonul Bigeuit
Manhattan Shir
Deta Reynolds Todayco
National Enamelng
Brooklyn
Rhoney
Nile North
New York
International Petroleu
Cts
Fensi
Credins
den F
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