Big Jump in Call Loans Sparks Market Turbulence
New York traders faced renewed attacks on stocks as call loans surged up to nine percent for industrial collateral amid broad market shifts. Transportation shares rebounded after a favorable court ruling on Southern Pacific oil assets while food, tobacco, and rubber issues showed strength. Total market activity reached 1,900,000 shares with pur value around 9.26 million dollars as gold exports rose and bond prices eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Traiscontinentals
Orangers
Spain
U. S
Stock Market Report from Bridgeport Brokers Ledger
Private wires from JT.L. Watson & Co., Bridgeport bankers, show broad market listings with numerous equities and varied highs and lows. Notable names include Am Beet Sugar, Am Car & FAY, Am Tel & Tel, Am Sugar, Anaconda, Baldwin Loco, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, United States Steel, Pennsylvania, Reading, Union Pacific, and Westinghouse, among others, with diverse percentage quotes and price points across multiple issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jt.l. Watson ,& Co
Main
John ‘Streets
Bridgeport
sLy A-H & Lea Pf
Ity
Amcel Securi
Int Corp
Locomo
Tobacco
Am 8& Re
Sumatra
AU G'& W
S Fe
Ann Copper
Baldwin Loco
Balt & Ohio
Ay Bay Beth
Bet
Prikey
Brooklyn RT
Butte:& Sup
Cana Pac
Calif
Cen Lea Co
Serro de Pasco
Thi M & St P
Chi. & ,Gt.w
Chik Gt
CRIGP
Cri&gp Pf
Chile
China
Chesa & Ohio
den & Rio G
Wil
Gen Motors
Goodrich “Co
Greene Cana
ES Inter
Inter
Bau
Kans
Lehigh Valley Ft
Sy Maxwell Mot
Missouri
Miami
Mo. K & Tex
Nevada
North West
Ote
Nor Pace
Repub I
Royal
Sinclair ‘Oil
South Pac
Stude Corp'n
Third Avenue
Utah Copper
Wabash
Wabash Pt A
Bay West UN Tel
Westing Elec
Willys
Siberian capital may be moved further west
Kolchak armies plan relocation of the Siberian capital to a western city. If the capital stays, certain government institutions could move west. Ekaterinburg, Kazan, Nizhny Novgorod, or Samara are named as potential new capitals.
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Kolchak
Ekaterina
Burg
Kazan
Nizhniy-Novgorod
Samara
Corn Market Slips As Peace Rally Fades In Chicago
June 24 Chicago grain trade shows a weak corn market with a six cent drop from yesterday’s high. September corn falls to 1.748, December to 1.5258, oats down in value, and provisions also weaker. Liquidation by holders widens losses as profit taking narrows any late rally despite favorable weather for new crop growth. Omaha selling dampens sentiment while hog prices slide, widening the overall market downturn.
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Chicago
Omaha
Pastore Held Pending Investigation in Homestead
Joseph Pastore was arraigned in City Court in Homestead Pennsylvania and held until July on bonds of 100 dollars after arrest stemming from living with Bertha Vanji at 79 Columbia Street. Police await further action as the couple had been arrested at the same address a week earlier. The woman was handed to a probation officer and Pastore was jailed for breach of peace following notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Vanji
Columbia, Street
Joseph Pastore
Homestead
Rice
Biplane Somersaults After Hedge Strike at Mitchell Field
WW London June 24.5 A Curtis standard two seated army biplane piloted by Lieut J B Donaldson US Army with an observer struck a hedge during takeoff at Mitchell Field, somersaulted and landed upside down in a Garden Cemetery on Ocean Avenue. Both occupants unharmed.
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London
A. Curtis
J. 8
Donaldson
Mitchell Field
Iin Ocean Avenue
Died CORNELL and other notices in this city
Funeral notices list several deaths in this city including Robert Cale aged 62 at 254 South Avenue with services at Hawley & Wilmot and burial at Mt. Grove Cemetery. Nicholas Garri Bor-Frienda at 5 Helen Street with high mass of requiem at St. Charles and burial at St. Michael's. Lenontine Langeuth widow of George W. Langeuth at Fairfield Avenue mortuary chapel with interment at Lakeview Cemetery. Anna M. Nielsen wife of the late Soren B. Nielsen aged 76 with funeral at 538 Wayne Street and interment at Park Cemetery. Henry Wilcox remembered with a Mass at Sacred Heart Church.
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Cornell
South Avenue
Robert Cale
Hawley & Wilmot
Lafayette Street
Mt. Grove
Garrigan
Nicholas Garri- Bor - Frienda
Helen Street
St. Charles’ Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Neils
Sorensen
Wayne Street
Bridgeport Savings Bank Holds Annual Meeting and Dividend
The annual meeting of Bridgeport Savings Bank appointed Hamond S. Wolfe to the board and re-elected officers. The board declared a 4 percent semiannual dividend credited to 28,662 accounts. Deposits rose by 1,541,761.23 in the past year, reaching 12,231,767.66.
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Board of Trustees
Solvent Notice in Estate of Louis Nishball Bridgeport
Probate Court of Bridgeport District on June 24 1019 grants six months to creditors to present claims. Administrators SIGMUND BOURDA and JOSEPH NISHBALL request prompt payment from debtors at 110 Wiliston Street and 484 Pack Street Bridgeport Connecticut.
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State OF Connecticut
Bridgeport
Louis Nishball
Lowis Krishbaum
Louis I Krishbaum
Louis Knishbahm
Gaid
Court of Probate
District of Bridgeport
Sigmund Bourda
Wiclston St
Conn
Joseph Nishball
Pack St
North End Bank & Trust first stockholders meeting call
The undersigned corporators of The North End Bank & Trust Company call the first stockholders meeting for July 3 at 10 30 AM. The gathering will be at the Security Building 1115 Main Street Bridgeport Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North -End
Bank & Trust
North Nd -Bank & Trust. Company
Security Building
Main Street
Bridgeport
Connecticut
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Max Ams
Scofield Ave
MR. Bonneau
Mack Motor Truck Co
Connecticut Ave
Bullard. Machine Tool Co
Broad ST
Railroad Ave
Main and
Bank Streets
U.S
Liberty
Lapides & Fever
Owners
Telephone Barnum
Piedmont: Power & Light Company
First Mortgage
Sallent
Broadway
E. B. Merritt
A. B. Whitney
West End
The
Bridgeport Land & Title Company
Main ST
Stock Market
ORN. Ee
Chas. W. Fuller
Fairfield Avenus
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Ruth GB. Kupfer
Walker S. Kupffer
Henry Wilcox
Sacred Heart Church
Charles L. Dennis
Barnum
State Street
Herthal Masonic Temple
Arthur W. Burrity
Edgar W. Bassick
John S. Pullman
Frederick C. Keller, Jr
Public Accountant
First-Bridgeport National Bank
Bridgeport, Conn
East 42Nd Street
Holzer
P.T., Staples
James Staples
State ST
Brideeport
Joan T. L. Hubbard
Clarence R. Hall
Samull Zimmer
Michael Sviera
Frederick A. Strong
Walter C. North
Godfrey
Frank I. Clark
J. Pardy
Jolas Teliny
Louis IF Cocozza
Russell D. Cate
Times
N. Rubbell
United States
Federal Oil General
Asphalt United
Chalmers Motors
Maxwell Motors
U. S. Steamship
Texana Oil Sinclair Gulf N. American Pulp & Paper Nippissing
G. W. Morse & CO
John ‘Street
Springfield
New Bedford
Providence
New Haven
REAL
LOMAS
Nettleton CC
Orange Street
NEW Naven
A. M. Wooster
U. S. Patent Office
First Bridgeport National Bank
Charles Schwartz
Liberty Bonds
Warner
Fairfield Avenue
Empire ‘Sas & Fuel Co
William R. Bull
the City National Bank United States
ST OF
John Streets
Lord T.l.watson & Co
Wates
City Savings Bank
Fortress of Savings
Bridgeport Trust CO
Ron
W. H. Moffitt
NOBLE
MCDAY
United Bon Open
A. M. TC
RGE
Nofers CO
CAI
Hwartz
Palrfield Avenue
Broad Station
Tos P.M
Ose Boa
Trumbull
Howard F. Randall
Howard S. Beach
Charles F. Ensign
MRAM
Newfield
Bank’ & Trust CO
Stratford Avenue
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