Heavy liquidation on New York stock market persists
Markets see continued heavy selling across oils, steels, and specialty items with large blocks of Reading and Southern Pacific dumped. Downgrades include Republic Steel and General Motors declines as weekly trends show broad-based losses and unsettled conditions in bonds and foreign exchange.
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New York
Inter
Southern Pacific
Reading
Baldwin
Republic Steel
Mexical Petroleum
General Motors
Salea
Tnited States Steel
Atlantic Gulf
American International Fruit
Mercantile Marine
United States Ml Corporation
London Tele
Exchange rates show steady mercantile paper values
The New York market reports unchanged prime mercantile paper and steady exchange rates. Sterling demand at 3.36 percent, cables 3.974. Francs demand 6.78, cables 5.81. Bal ilan francs demand 6.11, cables 6.16. Guilders demand 29.65, cables 28.75. Lize demand 3.48, cables 50. Marks show 40 12 16 percent discount.
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New York
Aioe
Cattle Receipts Light in Chicago Market
Chicago Nov 13 cattle receipts 6 000 with best corn fed steers steady while others fell 25 to 75 cents per cwt. Week top 17.80 with bulk movers 14.00 to 16.50 and butcher stock uneven at 25 to 745 cents.
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Omaha
United States
Ted Stoore
Chicago
Bureau of Markets
Grain Prices and Receipts Report From Minneapolis
Minneapolis grain market summary shows November 13 prices with declines across several commodities. Flour down 25 to 50 cents, cash corn at 91 to 92 cents, No 1 Northern wheat around 1.79, and futures mixed with March and December contracts noted. receipts tally 299 cars, up from last year.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Corm
goNow
Commodity Prices and Wool Market Signals Across Cities
Chicago reports mixed grain and feed prices with No 9 wheat and barley values listed, while Boston notes a modest rise in wool demand yet uncertain goods markets. The Commercial Bulletin cites price expectations tied to wholesale clothing agreements ending mid month and December, with regional wool figures for Texas California and other areas.
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Boston
Montana
Altho
Texas
California
Middle County
Oregon Trading Notices and Prices Fragment
Fragmentary OCR listing from Oregon region shows varied commodity prices and terms such as steel, blood combing, clothing, and pulled deliverables with unclear figures. Mentions Pulled Delaine and Mohale with scattered numbers, suggesting a market column or goods valuation page.
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Oregon
Valley
Delaine
Bhoet
Inland Sea Swallows Ship and Crew of 33
Captain Muslera of the Spanish service commanded full speed toward the Brooklyn shore as the vessel sank. He leaped from the bridge into the crowd and helped restore order after life rafts and boats were dispatched to safety.
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Muslera
Brooklyn
Bank Robbery Victims in Oklahoma After Cole Looting
Reported heist at the Elbert bank led to two deaths, with Charles Seits and George H. Brown killed and Charles Clinton wounded and captured. An operative from a local detective agency traced the culprits and departed for Oklahoma to pursue further leads.
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Sterling
Charles Seits
George H. Brown
Charles Clinton
Elbert
Okla
Oklahoma City Held After Colorado Robbery Charge
Mrs Jones alleged to have been stolen from Bank of Rang Colorado on March 4. Mrs Clinton charged with complicity in the robbery and held in Oklahoma City at the request of Colorado Springs authorities.
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Oma City
Jones
Rans
Colorado
Clinton
Colorado Springs
Oklahoma City
Bradstreet's Review Pricing and Trade Activity Amid Slowdowns
Bradstreet reports price readjustments advancing with brisker weather aiding distribution of seasonable goods. Wholesale and jobbing trade remain slow to fair, retail steady to slow, and manufacturing shows further slowdown with rising unemployment or shorter hours. Weekly bank clearings total $5.445 billion.
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Bradstreet
New York
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OTIS
Steels
Nev
Cole
Oklahoma
Cheyenne-Douglas Coal Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Boyden
Just-Wrights
BARTS
WISE
Shaw & Feder
Boyden” Bie
Brown & K
J. D. Connelly
Capitol
C. & M. Bootery
E. A. Meyer
Ervice and Service Brothers
W, 16Th
Music School
C’ude A
Rossignol “Joffatt Hotel
Mr. Arthur Sharp
Cuticura
Arthur Sharp
Salineville
Ohio
Stark
Michael Stern
Ofnion
Sam Stark
17Th St
Wyo
Ford Motor Cars
FORD
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