Stock Market Opens Mixed as Copper Leads Gains
New York stocks opened with Utah Copper rising to a new record after an 8,400 share sale at 108 and a 2 percent gain. Condensed reports show broad copper and rail strength with American and Baldwin Locomotives and Westinghouse among risers. Total volume about 550000 shares as bonds slipped and the session closed irregularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Utah Copper
Anaconda
Inepigation
Kennecott
Chino
Ularly Atlantic
Wee In
Iion
American
Baldwin
Westinghouse
Industrial
International
Louisville & Nashville
Chesapeake & Ohio
U. S. Steel
Utah
China
Cuba
Atlantic
Gulf and West Indies
Cnts
Patroleams
Pittsburgh Coal
Motors
Western Union
National Biscuit
United States’ Steel
NYSE Quotation Roundup and Boston Markets Summary
The report lists New York Stock Exchange quotations from iw Watson & Co Bridgeport Conn and Boston market prices at 1:30 p m. It notes numerous stocks with percentages and a separate arraignment for Robert M Sperry editor charged with traffic law violation. Sperry was fined three dollars but released on his recognizance to pay the amount later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iw. L. Watson & Co
Bankers and ‘Brokers
Corner Main
John Sta
Bridgeport
Conn
New York Stock
Machange
Robert M. Sperry
Frank Wilder
Midle Street
Finnegan
Building permits issued for 97 795 total cost
Building commissioners granted permits for numerous structures including a four family house on Livingston place a two family on Courtland avenue a one family dwelling on East Eaton street a two family dwelling on Wade street a garage on Bavoy street and a frame coal shed on Brato street. Also listed are brick and frame tenements on Jain street a frame coal shed on Brato street and other additions sheds walls and cellars across multiple streets in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Barri
Washington Avenue
Mathias Mihaley
Livingston Place
Mathilde Bergquist
Courtland Avenue
Albert Sprague
Eaton Street
Donahue
Wade Street
Henry B. Saltman
Bavoy Street
Brato Street
H. A. Jasmin
Lenox Avenue
M. T. Eigenbergm
Lefayette Street
Thomas Cleary
Middle Street
Bertha Hurlock
Beechywood Avenue
M. Hour
Cunningham
Benham Avenue
Calhoun & Larson
Pequonnock Street
E. W
Pickett
Brewster Street
J. Nussenhbaum
Main Street
Harry Rylands
Deacon ‘Street
Bridgeport Corporations Formed In Recent Week
New Bridgeport corporations include National Type Foundry Inc New York Smelting and Refining Co Park Development Co Raybestos Co Royal Equipment Co Hadley Bowditch Co and others with varied share subscriptions and cash payments President names secretaries and treasurers listed for each venture Demonstrations of voting machines planned in all districts next week with machines in city hall corridor to train new and old voters on straight party or ticket voting U6T ARRIVED
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bridgeport
National Type Foundry, Inc
George 8. Pratt
Edw. E. Atkins
Illiam J. Platt
New York Smelting & Refining Co
Abraham Rachelson
Philip Nowitz
J.raspdon
Park Development Co
D. Fairchild ‘Wheeler
Lucien T. Warner
DeVer C. Warner
Raybestos Co
Sumner Simpson
L. v. Simpson
H. G. Farwell
Royal Equipment Co
Hadley-Bowditch Co
Samuel 8. Levy
Bridgeport
Irwin
Levy
Richard Oppel
Louis 8. Levy
New York
Lionel Levy
New Haven
Peity Hall
Campaign fund tallies show Democrats over one million
The Democratic National Committee reports to date receipts for the Wilson campaign exceed 1,006,280 dollars with a total 1912 figure of 1,110,952. Major donors include Cleveland H. Dodge at 79,000 and Bernard Baruch at 25,900. The GOP reports 1,667,757 in receipts from 22,226 contributors and 1,578,934 in disbursements through Oct. 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Bernard Baruch
New York
C. E. Davis
Charles R.crane
Chicago
T. L. Chadbourne
Thomas D. Jones
David E. Jones
Nicholas F. Brady
James ©. Grady
John D. Ryan
T. L. Chadbourne, Jr
B. H. Winston
William A. Tilden
W. C.niblock
R. J. Reynolds
Salem
N. C
Francis Burton Harrison
The
Philippines
J. D. Gerard
Frank M. Patterson
Peadbody
David H. Francis
St. Louis
M. N. Coolidge
Massachusetts
L. Dohaney
Los Angeles
Jacob H. Schiff
Pennsylvania
Democratic State Committee
Roger Sullivan
Edward D. Hurley
Marcus Pacobowsky
Richard H. Long
Framingham
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
D. C
Marsh
House of Representatives
Cornelius N. Bliss, Jr
BIG
Republican
National Committee
Harry Payne Whitney
RT. Crane, Jr
Chigago
Arthur Curtis
James
George F. Baker, Jr
Republican Congressional Campaign
Scott
West Virginia
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Democratic National Committee
Social notes from Stepney and surrounding towns
Dr and Mrs 8 M Garlick of Bridgeport hosted their son Herbert Garlick. George Hayes lost a team horse last week, found dead in the stable Thursday. Stanley Botsford acted as auc tioneer in Stevenson on Wednesday. Miss Edith Hull of Ansonia visits her aunt Miss Emily Seeley this week. Mrs Ernest Northrop of Stamford stayed with Mrs Milon Hawley. Mr and Mrs Charles E Osborne spent time in New Haven for the Yale pageant. Mr and Mrs Oscar B Plumb of Nichols visited Stephen B Hayes. Mrs Elizabeth Drew of Stepney moves to Bridgeport after directing The Drew for two seasons. Miss June Lynch returned to Newtown from a local vacation. Mr and Mrs C E Osborne and Miss Gladys Osborne, Mr and Mrs Frank Day and child of Silver Sands visited L D Osborne on Sunday. Mrs Benjamin Powell has recovered enough to return to Poughkeepsie. A church social occurred in the Methodist church parlors Tuesday evening with Miss Carolyn Garlick in charge. The program included Bob, Mrs George Powell, readings by Miss Ina Nichols, solo by Mrs Allan Platt, readings by Miss Caroline Knapp of Bridgeport, followed by tableaux and a reading by S M Garlick and Miss June Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. M. Garlick
Bridgeport
Herbert Garlick
George Hayes
Stanley Botsford
Stevenson
Edith Hull
Ansonia
Emily Seeley
Ernest Northrop
Stamford
Milon Hawley
Charles E. Osborne
New Haven
Yale
Oscar B. Plumb
Nichols
Stephen B. Hayes
Elizabeth Drew
Drew
June Lynch
Newtown
C. E. Osborne
Gladys Osborne
Frank Day
Silver Sands
L. D. Osborne
Benjamin Powell
Poughkeepsie
Carolyn Garlick
Bob
George Powell
Reading
Ina Nichols
Allan Platt
Caroline Knapp
June-Lynch
Social Notes From Trumbull and Easton Gatherings
Mrs. Henry Seeley and Mrs. George Edwards spent Tuesday as guests of Mrs. Charley Ensign in Trumbull. L. V. Sade was forced to shoot his dog as it had been suffering from distress for several days. Several new pupils joined Birdsey Plain school bringing total to 29. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edwards and Miss Inez Edwards visited Mr. and Mrs. William Slater in Easton on Sunday. Mrs. William Craft is spending a few weeks with Merritt Ward in Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Seeley
George Edwards
Charley Ensign
Trumbull
L. V. Sade
Birdsey Plain School
Howard Edwards
Inez Edwards
William Slater
Easton
William Craft
Merritt Ward
Personality Pleasure And Profit In Public Speaking Says Currie
George Currie of New York told 75 YMCA listeners last night that there are three P’s in public speaking personality pleasure and profit. He urged men to develop personality as essential to success and to speak plainly to groups as they do to friends, noting how everyday talk becomes public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Currie
New York
Mr. Currie
National Bankers’ Association
Carnegie
Class enrollments fill up as Currie leads 23 week course
After Mr Currie spoke, more than a third of the men present enrolled for the course he will personally conduct each Friday evening for 23 weeks. The class is limited to 40 men and is expected to fill soon before the first session next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currie
Teutonic Allies Occupy Hirsova on the Danube
Bulgarian war office reports in Sofia that Teutonic allies under Field Marshal Von Magkenseh occupied Hirsova in Dobrudja about 40 miles north of the Tulnava line. The Macedonian front is described as calm with minor cannonade between Lake Presba and Doiran. Aegean and Struma fronts show shelling, while the Romanian coast remained quiet.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Finance
New York Stock Exchange
Car & Fay
Can Am
Hide & Lea
Gulf & W
Indi Am
Smelt
Sug
Refg. Co
Tel & Tele
Woolen
Baltimore & Ohio
Butte & Superior
Canadian Pacific
Calif, Petroleum Cen. Leather Co
Chi
Alcohol Inspiration Copper International Nickel
Interborough
Inter
Marine Inter
Marine I International
Paper
Kansas City Son
Cop
Lackawanha Steel
Louis
Nashville
Lehigh Valley
Maxwell Motors Mex
Petroleum
Miami Copper
Missouri Pacific
Montana Power
Kan
Texas
Tex
Nevada
National Lead Co
Norfolk Western Northern Pacific
N.Y. Central
N. Y
Chic. & St
Repub. Iron & Steel
Ry. Steel Spring
Sloss Sheffield & Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Pfd
Studebaker Corp.n
Third Avenue
Tenn. Copper
Union Pacific
U. S. Rubber E
U. S. Smelter
Wabash
Wabash Pfd. A
Wabash Pfd
West
Union Tel
Westinghouse Electric
Willys Overland
Boston
T.ly Watson & Co
Arizona
Algomah
Allovez
Cal
Hecla
Centennial
East Butte
Gulf
Island Creek
Mass
Mohawk
North Butte
Old Dominion
Pond Creek
Quincy
Saint Mary's
Superior
U. S
Wolverine
Snew Corporations
Stepney
First Bridgeport National
Bridgeport Trust Company
State Street
American Bank & Trust CO
East Main ST
Bridgeport, Conn
East Side Bank
Neap Barnum Avenue
Naugatuck
Pequonnock Dock
Pier
B.R
A. m
Due N. Y
Piier
B. R
Catharine St
Foot
J. H. Cosgriff
New England Steamship Co
Watson. & CO
John Streets
T. B. Warren
Golden Hill St. Tel
Fleming Real
Main St
City Savings Bank
Orite
City National Bank
Savings Department
Wall Street
Connecticut National Bank
James Staples & Company
Loewith& CO
Bank St
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
E. Street
Ga.ws
Ees Sa. m
Albert E. Lavery
the University School
Fairfield Avenue
Vincent C. Peck
Barnum
Florida
Jacksonville
Charleston
S. C
A. W. Pye
Clyde-Mallory Lines
North River
Kelly’s Cigar Store
Fairfield Ave
Frisbie’s Pies
World’s War
Consolidated Rolling Stock Company
Connecticut
Charles G. Sanford
First Bridgeport National Bank
Fairfield County
Daniel N. Morgan
Charles G. Sanford Stiles
E. Goodsell
F. N. Benham, Jr
Johnson
Sc Ib
W. D. Cook & Son
Water Street
Poli
Corona
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