Bond list shows varied 1930s to 1940s issues inNew York markets
Readable fragments from a historical bond ledger show numerous issued notes and bonds across countries and companies, including Dominion of Canada, Kingdom of Norway, United Kingdom, Great Northern, American Telephone and Telegraph, Baltimore and Ohio, New York Central, Northern Pacific, and other railways and utilities. The mixed items display coupon rates, issue years, and serial markers, with many OCR distortions. The entry captures a snapshot of diverse securitized debts trading or listed, reflecting era-specific corporate and government financing.
Stocks Survive Bear Assaults in Turbulent Session
New York trading opened with heavy bear pressure on railroad and minor industrials. Despite widespread selling, a late buy demand lifted leaders like General Electric and several high priced stocks, with the day ending close to steady after volatile moves and a 725000 share tally.
Foreign Exchange Rates and Quotations Listed
New York December 19 foreign exchange shows irregular quotations with various currencies delivered as demand and cables. Major averages include Great Britain at 4.68 and 4.00, France 7.40, Italy 6.00, Belgium 6.87, Germany 0.150, Holland 49.89 and 89.08, Norway 19.05, Sweden 26.487, Denmark 29.72, Switzerland 14.02, Spain 16.76, Greece 1.83, Poland 0.087, Czecho Slovakia 2.07, Argentina 98.13, Turkey 12.25.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Argentine
CG Tours
Bessemer
Issa S
Boston
Wyoming
Buck Creek
Mike Henry
Mountain & Gulf
Saga —— Ay Royalty & & Producers
Tom Bell Hoyalty
Western Exploration
Asea
Salt Creek
Marine New
Indiana
Ssio
Cities Service Com
Fennland Geee
New York Cil
Mammoth
Liberty
Flax Sood Prize Dates And Cash Totals
In Duluth Minnesota the listing shows closing cash prizes with several bid dates, including December 2 78 and January 24, with subsequent bids in May and July. The fragment emphasizes prize amounts and recurring bidding events without full context.
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Puluth
Minn
Dee
Max Deel
Wheat Tumbles and Rallies on Late Chicago Trade
Wheat futures swung with government crop report influence and weak foreign markets. May and July prices moved between gains and losses as late buying steadied the close, while corn oats and other grains showed softer or firmer shifts amid ample farm credit worries. Cash quotes: Wheat No 2 1.27-1.95. corn No 2 76-77c. oats No 2 white 44-48c.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Germany
Mt Washington
Hog and cattle market rounds from Chicago Omaha and Denver
USDA reports mixed wholesale cattle hog and sheep bids across Chicago Omaha and Denver. Hog prices range roughly between 8.05 and 8.90 per hundredweight with varied weights, cattle receipts around 13 000 with slow demand and uneven packer interest, sheep at about 12 to 14 dollars for certain weights, and regional quotes indicating pressure on some grades and steadier on others.
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Omaha
Neb
United Sates Department of Agriculture
Denver
Colo
New York Stocks Press Leased Wire Abridged List of Averages
A dense excerpt lists numerous stocks with percentage changes and brief identifiers. Key entities include American Sugar, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, American Locomotive, Gulf and West Indies, and Wisconsin or Chicago area lines. The fragment outlines varied performance cues and percent figures for many firms, reflecting a snapshot of the market’s breadth and volatility.
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Aensis
All's Chalmers
ASCH
Sencenna
Aecreonas
Gulf and West Indies
Ee Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific N
Central Leather
Chandler Mot
Ora
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
A. I
Pace
Colorado
Famous Players Lasky
General Electria
General Motors
International Paper
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
N. Wi
Wartford
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Ahoma
Pacific OW
Pan American Petroleum Wipover
Pennsylvania
People’s
Ray Consolidated Copper
Sonigee
Eeeee
TER Rep
Tron
Steal
Royal Dutch
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
N. Z
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
Texas and Pacific
Union Pacific
U. A
United States
Westinghouse Electric
Willys Overland
Calan Petroleum
Montana Power
Co Ee
Shattuck
Arizona
Great Northern
Northwestern
Maxwell Motors
Wyoming oil workers feted on New York curb
Wyomin g oils EW KUNA Ta PPoon Ot Wyoming olla at 2 p m today were feted on the New York curb a2 fol lowe Toston Wyomng 89 Yensland to) Utenroek 1 Megritt Oly Moun ain Producers 17 Sutuatity New York 18 Omar 1 Sait Creek 20%
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Wyoming
New York
Toston Wyomng
Yensland
Utenroek
Megritt Oly Mounain
Sutuatity
Omar
Sait Creek
Crude Market Names and Waterways Itemized
A listing of crude market sites and creeks including Hamilton Cut Creek Mule Creek Lig Muddy Bait Creek Rock Creek Osage Lance Creek Grase Creek Golchlight at Suneet Elk Baath Keybull Lander. Read as a catalog of place names and waterways with no narrative context.
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Hamilton
Cut Creek
Mule Creek
Bait Creek
Rock Creek
Lance Creek
Grase Creek
Suneet
Elk Baath
Keybull
Lander
Metals market notes report from New York
Copper firm on spot and nearby markets with futures. Tin holds firm with quoted spot and nearby and futures. Iron prices steady with little change. Lead firm with spot price around 7.26 to 7.85. Zinc steady with East St Louis spot and nearby, antimony quoted at about 6.37 to 0.62.
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New York
Lec
East St. Louie
Money market report shows firm call money and steady loans
In New York money markets on December 19 call money ranged from four to 4 1/2 percent with the ruling rate at 4 percent. Call loans remained active with bids around 4 1/2 percent and offers near 5 percent. Time loans were steady with mixed collateral and a 60 day to 44 month range. prime commercial paper cited around 4 percent.
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New York
Times
Prime Commercial
Export Oil Price Cut By Standard Oil
New York December 19 The Standard Oil Company of New York cut export petroleum prices by half a cent a gallon. Refined in cases now 16.50 and in tanks 7 cents. The note mentions silver as essential in photography chemicals and an authority estimates film manufacture uses about fifteen million ounces of silver.
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New York
Standard OF Company of New York
Montana Railway plan to build line from Miles City to Sheridan
Articles of incorporation filed in Custer County for a Montana Railway company to construct a standard gauge line following the Tongue River to Sheridan Wyoming. The company capital is $5,000 with $50,000 subscribed and deferred payments, five directors named including J O'Brien and William Alluag. Construction timing uncertain. route sighted through Ball Creek and routes Casspar Forsyth. Announcement linked to Ball Creek royalty contract letting.
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Miles City
Mont
Tongue River
Sheridan
Wyoming
F. F. Bohling
Custer County
Montana Railway Company
Pric
Exo
Tna
Hook Korrla
Lawton
Okla
William Alluag
New York City
D. Bakiatavala
New York
Cli
O. J. Vinskell
Tulan
Ohm
J. 8
Market Gossip Reports New Well Drilled in Sal Creek Field
Mutual Oil company spudded a well at 2 788 feet on land of Chappell Oil in section 24 39 79 near Sal Creek. Oil shows high above top of derrick but storage and pipeline limits halted completion for several days. Well near Mosher Syndicate with prospects of large production. weather delays and future drilling planned on Crystal Creek structure.
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Sal Creek
Second Wall
Mutual Oil Company
Chappell Oil Company
Mosher Syndicate
Union of California Leases Land in No Wood Paint Rock
The Union of California plans to lease lands in No Wood and Paint Rock districts in the northern state region. Contracts call for development by the chat of next July, signaling ongoing public land use measures and scheduled progress milestones.
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The
Union of California
No Wood
Paint Rock
Oil Drilling and Gas Plans Near Cody and Salt Lake City
Rig timbers and material have been purchased by Basin for a standard rig and shipped toward the Oregon Basin field near Cody to drill a tent site with the aim of producing gas if the field develops. Ohio has not yet secured a gas franchise for Coly as the one-year period nears completion, raising expectations the new well will fulfill their domestic supply contract. In Salt Lake City, surveyors for Midwest Refining Co plan drilling on a new unnamed structure between the river and Organ Rock, west of Monumental holdings, with drilling to start after year’s end. Work continues at Mexican Hat north of the river, under contract from the 360-foot point. Monumental crew returns after Christmas. A possible oil discovery in the Organ Moose drill hole is partially confirmed but details remain scarce.
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Basin
Ohio Company
Oregon Basin
Cody
Ohio
Coly
T A
Mowent
Salt Lake City
Utah
Muff City
Midwest Refining Company
Midwest
T ‘A
Monumental
Oil prospect near Lost Soldier field promises big gains
Production firms report strong showings on the northeast quarter of section 24 90 in Lost Soldier field with a sand top at 2500 feet. The nearby big well, northeast of the shearent producer, is expected to yield another 2000 barrel initial output. Clatt Owl company of Rawline plans Eight Mile structure drilling in spring with the fleet test at mee thon 219-88 to top the big production, tied to historic Wyte Kook discovery figures.
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Good & Nutting
Soldier Field
Clatt Owl Company of
Rawline
Ifan Ite
Mee Thon
Platfield Company
Early 20th Century Oil Wells Abandoned After Failures
A pocket oil finder near a low yield site led to depths of 2400 feet and repeated, hampered attempts to pump. In 1914 Amerenan Oil Co drilled southeast to Wall Creek sand, but found gan at high pressure, conservatively valued at 20,000,000 cubic feet. Subsequent wells were dry or outside the defined oil structure and abandoned.
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Amerenan Oil Company
Lower
Sande
Pont
Wall Creek
Ame Company
November field operations report with oil completions and totals
A November field report shows thirty eight wells completed in the state with total daily production of 27.87 horrela and 15,000,000 cubic feet of gas, plus five dry holes. Montana had six completions, one dry, with 625 barrels and 7,500,000 feet of gas developed. Wyoming listings follow with numerous company and location codes, barrel counts, and field designations across multiple sections and counties.
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Thie
Montana
Wyoming
Wye
Nwy
Molds
Wolverine
Ney
Wyo
Asso
Tao
New
Anso
Nem
Ameo
Midwest
Gsw
Anse
Bem
Amo
Mt. & Gulf
Sem
Galt Ork
VAX
Burke
Mutual
Old Wields SA
Midwest Oil TA
Kaseming
Bessemer O'l
Aneo
Oro
Miele
Ann
Sga
Schuster Bros
Glenrock Oil
Mammoth Ol
Mammoth Oil
Western Staten ©. & Ty
Elk
We Horn Development
Kanomting Oi
Uilnoin
BEY
Keystone
State
Minery Syndicate
Gortland
Dillon Oil
O'Brien Boge
DC. Co
Ohio
New York
German Ambassador Not Informed On Reparations Settlement
German ambassador informed of no pending international accord on reparations. Mr Morgan received a report stating no agreement, and Mr Gtta Wiechfeld, a German ambassador, called on Mr Moran Balas at a late hour, as per an official statement issued by J. Atur gan & Co.
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Germany
J. P. Moygan
Thia Wan
Banking talk on Germany loan and copper market hints
The paper notes discussions about aiding a large international loan to Germany and cites Mr. Morgan indicating policy remains tied to the reparations issue. Copper stocks are below normal with expected price rises tied to a major copper industry development. A settlement between Chandler Bros. & Co. and Clark & Co. is reported, potentially $1.5 million, with payments due by year end or soon after. Great Northern’s 1992 earnings show net from operating activities near $17 million, after deductions leaves about $8.8 million for dividends. The NYT rail averages for December are given, showing minor shifts across indices.
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New York
Railroad
Steel
Great Northern
Western Railroad
Union Pacific
Chicago and North Western
St. Louis Southwesttern
California Petroleum
Standard OU
California
Pan American
American Smelting
Crugible
Studebaker
Pond Creek Coal
Kelsey Wheel
International Paper
Respionse
J. P. Morgan and Company
Germany
Mont
Stock Exchange
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Morgan
Gig
Bethy Jechem
Crucibla
Republicateols
Diay
General Electric
Fisher Body
Pond Creek
Kalney Wheel
Sterling
Cluett Peabody
American Car
Bt. Louis Southwestern
Weatinghouse Eilectric
Pierce Arrow
Delaware and Hudson
Polute
Central Leather
American Beresting
International Harvester
Seara Roebuck
Union Pacific and
Marine
General Electric Company
Baldwin
Corn
United States
Wwelworth
Chandler Bros. & Co
Clark ‘Hitds & Co
New York Times
Raila
Industrinia
Divorce Suit Won By Almeda La Lone In Casper Wy
State court actions allege cruelty and seek absolute divorce, custody of five children Ernest Warren James Robert and Alice, and an award of two homestead lots 185 and 186 in block 38 North Casper Addition Caspar Natrona Wyoming. Respondent George La Lone is summoned to answer by February 3 1923 the petition on file includes relief requests and property terms.
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State of Wyoming
Natrona
Almeda la Lone
George la Lone
Ernest
Warren
James
Robert
Alice
Casper
State of Wyomings
Witnees Hazel Conwell
Caspar
Hazel Conwell
BEAL
Publiah Dee
Notice to shareholders meeting at Wyoming National Bank
The regular annual meeting of the shareholders of the Wyoming National Bank of Casper will be held at the bank office in Casper Wyoming at 10 oclock on January 8 102% for electing a board of directors for the ensuing year and the transaction of other business. Cashier F Shumaker signs the notice with publish dates December 12 and 26 198% and January 9 4023.
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Wyoming National Bank of
Casper
Anid Bank
Wyoming
Alter Chi
Shumaker
Notice of Assessment for Paving District Twenty-Two
City of Casper Wyoming notifies Liars for paving district twenty-two that the assessment roll was certified December 11 1922. Owners may redeem all or part of the liability within thirty days to December 22 1922 by paying the full amount or installment with interest. After thirty days unpaid amounts may be paid in full with interest at six percent until all installments are cleared. Payments to City Treasurer. Signed A J Van Doren City Treasurer. Publication December 12 to 22 1932.
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Gasper
Casper
Wyoming
A. J
van Doren
Annual Stockholders Meeting Notice Navajo Laboratories
Notice of annual stockholders meeting of Navajo Laboratories Inc to be held January 3 1923 at 2 PM in room 516 Consolidated Royalty Building Casper Wyoming Reports of officers will be read officers elected and general business transacted John A Conrad Vice President published December 10 20 21 22 23 24 26 27 28 29 1922
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Stockhol of Navajo Laboratories, Inc
Comany
Consolidated Royalty Building
Casper
Wyoming
John A. Conrad
Notice of Stockholders' Annual Meeting 1923 Wyoming
Stockholders of Utah Shale and Old Cotton Company will meet January 16, 1923 at 401 Consolidated Royalty Building 141 Southier Street Casperia Wyoming. Directors to be elected and any other business as may come before the meeting. Dated December 18 1922 Roderick N Matson secretary.
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Utah
Consolidal Royalty Building
Southsier Street
Caspier
State of
Wyoming
Roderick N, Matson
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