European economic conference eyed by Wall Street
Markets watched the European economic conference as a potential factor in postwar reconstruction, but current moves remained modest. Sterling edged higher in quiet trade. bonds benefited from yesterday’s rate drop while short sellers bought to cover. Chicago & Northwestern fell sharply on heavy transport trade, while most rails and steel shares lingered. overall, the list closed strong at day’s end.
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Stuart P. West
Wall Street
New York
Murops
Europe
Sterling
Chicago
Northwestern
Bonds Stronger As Trade Shows Gains Across Markets
New York traders saw the bond market strengthen during two hours of trading led by U.S. war bonds. Prices rose on United States notes and select corporate issues while Italian bonds fell a point. Railway and industrial bonds were steady with gains for Missouri Kansas & Texas, Union Pacific convertible, Missouri Pacific, and Iron Mountain River & Gulf issues. St. Louis & San Francisco and New York Central issues gained, and Edison Electric Light, Du Pont notes, and a planned $16 million syndicate sale were noted.
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New York
United States
United Kingdom
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Union Pacific
Iron Mountain River & Gulf
Northern Pacific
New York Central
San
St ‘Trans. Tobacco
Union B, & P
Union
Wowange Fruit Co
Vo Bedg UL & Ind
Aboeee
Caro Bhan
Wells Fargo
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Alaska
Bost, & Bent
C&p
Ocoe
Eureka
Eureka Croesus
Goldfiela Flor
INC
Baldwin Loco
Bteel B
Diagna
Butte
McNamara
Carson
Hult Bees
Nevada
Ophir
Chile
Itoo
Haske
Qi United Eaxtern
West End
Kennecott Cep
Miami
Midvale St
Bates
Ign
Allied Packers
AT & T
Pullman
AT & Tox
Ry Steel
Scena
Sate Armour Co
Senéca
Bik Beth Steel
Superior
Haig
Beth
Cop& N
Pac
Aay Central Steel Ls
Colum. Graph
Utah
Ca. Sa
Wicki Steel
Utah Bee
Jan
Uery
Stock Exchange
Core Deere &O Co
Close
Pia
Laclede Gus
Nnoecott
Liberty
Lgh
Low
Cloga
Alberty
Nat Len
Nat Cloak
Ate
Steee Aeese Aner
NH &H
Ohio Cities
C. KR. i
Phila Co
Phila Blec &S
Td Als
Sane
Cec & Lpid
Liberty Srd
Cole & Sou Wee
Pub Ser Nia
Saae Bao
Sears, Koch
Dssea Pd
Sleelly
Tiga Ae
Erie
Uys
Seae MM. & ‘Ptd. Ae
Belx
Bol
Belg
Lehigh
W. Bell
TAO Gi
Borgen
Rawift & Co
Berne
Ty Abi
Bo Swift & Co
M. & Sy Bee
Texas
Ke & T
Murs
Ke & T Reese
Rio
Warner S
Wort Electric
Zurich
Winchester
Wilhan Co
Tms
O. Ia
Nynh & H
Rwwu
Loum Say
Hor
Went
Salen
Nor. Pac
Argentina
Bay
Dale
Ruslan Gov Glea
É& W
Boston
Norway
Sweden
Rid
Boxton
Albany
Bonton
Bow Ny Uh
Ai Carson Tel
Kogu
South Dacita
Tan Linvta Daily
San Vaile
KG J
My Swift and Company Ag
Minzli As
USK
New York Stocks and Financial Highlights Jan 7
A dense market summary outlines firmer curb trading with Standard Oil of Indiana and Imperial Oil among gainers. Bottom line shows weekly bank reserve shifts, federal deposits, and money market figures, along with foreign exchange rates and a note on Texas incorporations and Narris County road plans for 1922.
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New York
Curb Exchange
Ol Sharen
Standard Oil
Indiana
International
Peetroleum
Imperial Ol
Canada
Ryan Consolidated
Skelly Oil
Simms Petroleum
Citivas
Brnkers
Libby, McNeil and
Libby
Glen Alden
Tod
Wilkon and
New Worl
Hauray
Cnah Fu
Groulth Memibers
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Renerva Ty Ows
Atete Banka and Trust Companies
Onn
Reserve Indeporiiavies
Tryin
Inerena
U. S
Finceea
Hierense
Week end recovery in Chicago cotton and mixed market tone
Chicago cotton closes weekend with gains but traders remain cautious as reports from the goods trade buoy sentiment. New Orleans prices hold while futures bounce. Cattle, hogs, and livestock prices edge modestly higher across multiple markets including Fort Worth and Oklahoma City amid steady to mixed demand.
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New York
Childs
Joseph
Wall Street
Vance
Wheat closes higher after listless session
Chicago traders saw a narrow market with listless action in wheat. Short covering followed export news of 3 5 000 barrels of first clear flour, while local demand from mills remained moderate and sentiment stayed bearish until late trading. The session ended with light overall gains across grains and provisions.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Chicago i
Kansas City Cash Grain and Cotton Prices Snapshot
Kansas City cash grain shows varied prices across wheat corn and oats with No 2 red and white bids and futures on wheat and corn. St Louis cash grain quotes No 3 red wheat at 11.70 and No 2 white oats at 40 cents. New York cotton market closes strong with primaries around 8.25 to 9.30 per pound and total sales about 4100.
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Panos
Ajax Hub
M. Ank N. Aoa
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Cot
Rae
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Ad. Riser
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Burne Bros
Burnn Br. Wi
Buttertek Co
Vent Lstone
Leoth
Coon Coinett Granth
Asphal
Aspanit
Elac
G. M
Houston
Pan
Ajax
Bradley
Jewell
Jawells
Jones
Lal
Ini
Lonae-Wilagara
Man Oien Alden Coal
Grant Motora
Maxwell Motor
Ait Goldwyn Pictures
Tibby Men
Sis Mulina Cor
Parwohe Auto
Marland
Todd
North Am. Pfda
Corp
Wayne Coel
P. Aio
ABN
Estea
Pitla
Tis
Carl Tee
Jiu
Dela Lt
Bio
Raden Rorhack
Livingston
Ty Fombote
Lyons
Buebaker
Nor
Amy
Francis City
Iit
Ryo Toyttle
Barleey
St. Louis
Dan
Kansas City
New York
Jan. T
Sune
Short Active Buyers Lift Stocks Amid Mixed Trading
In New York trading, active buyers supported certain stocks while shorts covering aided gains. North American and Montana Lower led advances as specialty shares attracted attention, while overall market reaction remained cautious about new capital offerings and social tensions in the sector.
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New York
Dhan
Activa
North Aimer
Montana
Goods trade quiet on New York gray goods market
New York January 7 trading was slow in gray goods on the focal market with some interest in print cloths. Prices for 64x00s and 68x12s were talked around with various bids and limited sales. Denim prices have risen half a cent per yard and sales proceed at the new figures.
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New York
Peires
Nation at Sixth Grade Education Levels Say Vocational Leader
John B. Coleman, director of vocational education, tells the annual convention that the United States is mentally a sixth grade nation, with average schooling two years short of full graded school work. He warns rising machine work threatens unskilled workers and urges opportunities for education outside daytime hours.
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Associated Press
Kansay Cry
Ita
United States
John B. Coleman
Society For Vocational Uiucation
Vridud
My. Coleman
Coleman
Army Orders Partial Text: Duty Reassignments and Relieving
Fragmentary wartime notice lists officers and units with transfers and duty changes. Names include Washington D G and Capt. Oliver T P Echols, among others, with mentions of quartermaster and artillery units and Fort Moyer. The legible items indicate temporary duty reliefs and new assignments.
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Washington D. G
Dan
Oliver TP. Echols
Qtr Service
Ketly Field
Weeaington
Mirst
Alexander S. Mennatt
Fourth Piert Artillery
Canis Stinelox
Arlendoir
Dandholtz
Fort Moyer
Mayor P, Sterling
Quartermastir Corpx
Relleved Saesitant
Quarterm
Chicago Livestock Values Rise From Prior Week
Chicago reports higher cattle sheep and hog values versus the prior week with demand steady. Cattle and cows show gains, hog trade active though supply tight, tops reach 8.75 for hams and 12.25 for lambs, feeders noted but details incomplete. No large calves available. eastern shipments expected for most consignments.
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Kanvas
Madan
East St. Louis
Cattie
Bool Maers
Chicago
Hecht
Jiebert
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NEW York Bonds
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Industrials
OK Share Lenders
Standard of Indiana
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Oreign Exchange
France
Dermspot
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London Money
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Nur Siiver
Pe Pines
Monry
Ae Aew
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Morelen
Austin
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Gardner and Company, Incorporated
Marpese
Gardner
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Narris County
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Wilson & To
Wilson & Co
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New Orbana
Sedan
Watthyallan
Tdelor
Buyera
Kong
Congas Bureau
Yost
Orleana
Fort Worth
Beaven
Rangas City
FAST
Fort Worth Tavestock
Oklanoma City
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ciicago
T-Butters
Creamory
Jawer
Ranson City
St. Louisa
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Minnesota
Michigan
Idaho
Rick
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Bfarch
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Quelsu
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Chicaro
Taies
Chlef
Bostock
Slesig
Uigh
Lo Am
Armour &Co. Phil
Armour Leather
Grison
Motors
Diamond Matel
Bart Motors
Earl Motors
Gt Lakes
Hartigan
Soave-Rochuck
Rhewart-Warner Bo
High
Law Shas
Clave
Swift
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Suyeuueh
Bent Novfatte
Charliaton
Wilesington
Del
Teaee
Roxton
Mobile
Ala
Ave
Aix
Chiawre
St. “Louis
Cash Grate
SAO Elish Cort
Shorts
Somn
America
Beeville
Chivers
Wimer-Richardson & Company (Incorporated
Investment Bankers Central Trust Building
Sam Antonia
Alamo
Thrift
SAN Antonio Loan & Trust CO
Commerce Street
Steel Company
South Tree
San Antoni
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