Stock Prices Stay Mixed in Irregular Trading
Irregular changes marked today's stock market with profit taking and short selling offsetting gains from Baldwin and other leaders. Early strength in Studebaker and several industrials gave a firm opening, then a sag into midday trading before partial recovery near the close.
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York
Baldwin
New York
Brudebaker
Presty Wiegly
Stewart Warner
Stromberg
Studebaker
American Locomotive
United States Alcohol
Baldwin, Hutte and Superior
American Sugar
Republile
General Asphalt
California Petroleum
Consolidated
Marine Preferred
Burns Brothers
A.” Dupont
Weatinghouse
Pan-American
Fisher Body
Lackawanna Railroad
Mexican Petroleum
Producera
United Fruit
Kresge
Beach Magneto
Dupont
Ontario
Western
Canadian Pacific
New York Central
Fisner
American Too
Atlantic Gulf
Foreign Exchange Rates Reported in New York
Foreign exchange markets show easing conditions in New York with quotations for major currencies. Cables and bank bills list varied demand and rates for British pound, French franc, Italian lira, Belgian franc, German mark, Dutch guilder, Norwegian krone, Swedish krona, Danish krone, Swiss franc, Greek drachma, Polish zloty, Czechoslovak crown, Argentine peso, and Brazilian real. Montreal listings noted at 31 82.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Hlovaka
Argentine
Brazil
Montreal
Metals market update most copper and lead steady
New York copper holds firm at 164 14 percent for spot and nearby futures at 14 percent. Tin remains steady at 59.00. Lead stays at 7.25 spot with 7.05 futures. Zinc quiet with East St. Louis spot 7.00 and nearby 7.10. Antimony listed at 6604.50.
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New York
East St. Louis
Allied Chemical
Allie Chaimers
Atchison Oteces
Atl, Guig & W
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather Romeay
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
Onhicago, A. T. & Pac
Chino C
Colorado Fuel & Iron Wee
Famous Players-Lasky
General Asphalt
General
Biettric
General Motors
Goodrich
Great Northern
International Harvester Satan
Mer
Marine
International Paper
Eresee
Invincible
Kelly-Springfield Tire
Kennecot
Louisville & Nashville
Mexican Petroleum
Midvale Steel Wendtinness Seves
Misaour
Pacific
New York Central
N. H
Bartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Oovennee
Oklahoma
Pacific Oil
Pan American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
Consolidated Copper
Iron
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Union
United Retail Stores
Montana Power
Shattuck
Arizona
Chicago Northwestern
Maxwell Motors “I
Ae American Lingeed
Boston Wromity
Bick Creek
Columbine Eseceeste
Capitol Pete
Kinney
Mike Henry
Mountain & Gulf
Royalty
Olly OM Western Bell Noyalty
Ask Mountain
Weenee Res
Glenrock
Salt Creek Prém
Salt Creek
Indiana
New York of
Mammoth
Liberty
Tgatien Autolat
Atenesa BO
Victory
Wheat scores fresh advance in Chicago trading
Fresh upturns in wheat values in Chicago trading followed higher Liverpool quotes and export chatter. May and July futures rose while corn and oats firmed on limited offerings with domestic demand aiding prices.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Argentina
Oates
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Declines Supplies
Potatoes dull in Chicago with receipts of 9 cars and total U S shipments at 401. Wisconsin round whites sold 80 to 90 cents per cwt. Minnesota round whites 75 to 81 cents. Minnesota Red River Ohios No 1 85900 cwt. Idaho Russet No 1 frozen 90 cents to 1 dollar per cwt. No sales reported of good condition stock.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red River
Butter and eggs market report Chicago Dec 27
Butter prices ease for creamery extras and standard grades with declines in firsts and seconds. Beggs firm on higher receipts with varied prices for firsts ordinary and miscellaneous. market activity noted with 8,033 receipts.
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Chicago
Sugar futures close steady with modest demand in New York
Sugar futures closed firm with about 8000 tons traded. January at 3.76, March 3.40, May 99.60, July 2.73. Refined sugar held with moderate inquiry and netted prices at 87.00 for fine granulated.
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New York
Money market report shows strong call money and mixed collateral
The notice indicates call money remains strong with a ruling rate around 5 to 6 percent and last loan at 6 percent. It also notes offered rates near 44 and 4 percent with collateral mixed and typical loan terms from 40 to 44 months.
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Brew Tork, Co
Australia Puts In Big Orders
Portland reports Australian buyers have placed timber orders totaling about 100000000 feet with Columbia River and Puget Sound importers in recent weeks. Most lumber is for manufacturing, with prices around 18000 feet. limited tramp tonnage prompts expectation of more carriers to meet rising demand.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia
Grain receipts for year at Chicago up millions of bushels
Chicago reports record grain inflows for 1922 with corn receipts around 193 million bushels and total grain arrivals 20 million more than 1921. Wheat and other grains posted sizable gains while packing house product movement showed declines in cured and fresh meats.
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Chicago
Agers
Drunks Face Camera as Iowa Police Try Photo Cure
Mos Molnes Iowa December 7 John B Hammond chief of police announced that every drunken man brought to police headquarters will have his photograph taken. When sober again he will receive a picture to show how he looked when arrested, a policy Hammond hopes will deter drunkenness.
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Molnes
Iowa
John B. Hammond
Pollos
Hammond
Live Stock Prices in Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago market report shows hog receipts 26 000 with mixed movement and higher bids for 160 to 260 pound hogs with prices around 9 55 to 9 65. cattle receipts 14 000 with better beef steers steady and stockers firm. sheep receipts 17 000 with early sales slow and clipped lambs near steady while fat wooled kinds move lower.
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Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
Omaha livestock market reports mixed gains and losses
U S Department of Agriculture notes December cattle and hog receipts in Omaha, with weak opening and strong close for hogs, better fed steers steady, veal and cows steady to higher, and lambs steady to higher. Denver prices show steady cattle with solid calves and weaker hogs. Sheep and feeder lambs also indicate gains.
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Omaha
Neb
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Unclear Entry From Silver New Tork Page
Fragmentary notice reports a 624 figure and a civil matter on the fourth. readable entities include Silver New Tork and Magiona.
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New Tork
Forse
Magiona Civilare
Baxter Basin oil field eyes big future despite winter
Rock Springs Wyoming reports a rush of oilmen to Baxter Basin after opening sections, with Christian Wrang predicting development across the south end. Wells progress at Bolton Creek and early gains in industrial stocks accompany optimistic projections of multihundred million potential values if a fraction of the structure proves productive.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Baxter Basin
Christian Wrang
Association of California
Wrang
Evaneton
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Atuty
Park City
Green River
Green River Basin
Meridian
Evanston
Drilling Advances Threaten New Capper Field Opening
The joint tent of Benedum and Treas with Viotow company and Mark A Weber associates drilled in Eaton Park district to 1400 feet cutting water. Double tour is under way and Embar expected at 1400 feet. If no producer materializes, operations will shift to 2400 feet. A producer is anticipated to boost output and expand Capper territory.
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Iowa, Wyoming Oil Company
Bolton Creek
No. 15
No. 14
Benedum & Treas
Viotow
Mark A. Weber and Associates
Eaton Park
Eatra
Capper
Important Completion Pending In Toapot Tent
A major completion near Toapot hinges the future of a vast southern field area. The operation sits in the northwest quarter of section 14-48-74 and is the southernmost well drilled in the field two miles north of the nearest second sand producer and a mile southeast of the big paaser.
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Toapot
No Completions Reported by Midwest at Bait Creek
No completions by the Midwest at Bait Creek this week. Midway Test No 2 continues fishing at 4 415 feet. Crowe No 2 in the Notchen is cleaning out at 1 830 feet after recovering a lost stem. Nicher dome teat is drilling at 1 410 feet.
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Midwest
Bait Creek
Crowe
Notchen
Chicago Mayor Under Fire By Voters League Over Funds
The Municipal Voters League in Chicago accuses Mayor William Kale Thompson and the city council of wasteful spending to real estate and building experts. It cites 1930 losses of 2,742,460 and 3,987,634 in five years and says suits have been filed to recover money while calling for reform.
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Municipal Vetera’ League
William Kale Thompson
Municipal Voters League
Thompson Real Estate
New York
Andermen
Thompson Council
Pennsylvania
New York State Capitol
San Francino
Rueff
Thompson
Such& Court, Root and Branch
Bank Robber Surrenders in Richmond California
A man claiming to be William T. Price surrendered to Richmond police and admitted involvement in the Bank of Iberville robbery in Cherokee county Oklahoma, with $5 056 taken by his brother Charles and another man. He said his brothers Jeff and George attempted another bank robbery in Eureka Springs Arkansas. Price had been driving a taxi motorcar bar and arrived recently.
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Richmond
Cal
Price
Ibert
Cherokee County
Oxia
Charles
Jea
George
Eureka Springs
Ark
Bante Paula
Senate Debates Borah Amendment on International Conference
Republican senators in conference oppose Borah’s proposal to urge the president to call an international economic and disarmament conference. Admin leaders seek modifications to gain support while debating limits on naval armament and risks of European entanglement.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Repobiloan
Idaho
Hanking
Poindexter
Europe
Ing
Warding
Séna
Legao of Nations
Johnson
California
United States
Harding
Mr. Harding
Secreary Hughes
European relation debate opens in senate naval bill session
Debate on American relations with Europe resumes after Christmas recess as work returns to the naval appropriation bill. Senator Borah, Republican Idaho, secures an amendment to the naval measure amid the routine national discussion of economic rehabilitation and disarmament.
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Wwashington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Auto in river drowns two in Nebraska and Iowa
Vera Jeffers 24 of Horace Nebraska and her cousin Arthur Clark 25 of Randolph Iowa drowned Tuesday when Clark's car to a Christmas dance near Glenwood Iowa plunged into the Ninnehabotna River near Randolph. The car was found shortly after and bodies recovered.
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Omaha
Neh
Vera Jeffers
Horace
New
Arthur Clark
Randolph Iowa
Clark
Glenwood
Lows
Niohimabotna
Randolph
Iowa
Ormelle
Annual Meeting Notice for Visas Trust Company of Casper
The Visas Trust Company of Casper invites stockholders to an annual meeting at 201 South Center Street Casper Wyoming on Monday January 8 1923 at 4 pm to elect a new board of directors and address other business. Leo A Dunn serves as secretary and cashier. Published December 27 1922.
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Visas Trust Company of Caoper
South Center Street
Casper
Wyoming
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