Record Year for Foreign Financing and Capital Flotation
A review of 1923 shows foreign financing and new capital flotations reaching historic highs. Public offers of stocks and bonds totaled about 36.0 to 34.7 billion, with flotations aggregating nearly 400 million eclipsing prior records. Government issues stayed above par aided by discount bond activity, while railroad shares boosted market turnover and calendar gains.
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Financial markets and debt offerings dominate year in review
The year featured large bond and note issues by Argentina and U S borrowers, with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad issuing over 108 million to meet 1925 maturities. Global demand was strong as most offerings were oversubscribed, including a 150 million Japanese reconstruction loan and a 100 million loan to France. Defaults rose in some industrial bonds while U S stock volumes neared record levels amid robust market activity.
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In Chicago on December 30 wheat prices fell after scattered selling and brief rallies. May wheat dropped to 1.74 1/2, July to 1.52 2, amid weak export demand and liberal southern hemisphere charters. Corn and oats weakened as receipts build and early gains faded, while provisions remained soft with grain and hog values sliding. The New York market showed erratic price movement today.
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