Market Displays Fresh Buying Power Amid Stocks and Poultry
New York April 1 The market shows fresh buying power with steel shares supported and bonds steady while radio remains strong. Live poultry market steady to firm with broilers, chickens, turkeys, ducks and fowls listed. butter and creamery prices rise slightly. Eggs and milk trends mixed with Pacific coast prices firmer. vegetables and produce show easier prices in bulk. Beef quiet, pork steady, and wholesale beef values around 21 to 23.
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New York
Mille Flats
Wisconsin
Bermudas
Floridas
Jersey
Southern
Mess
Liberty Bonds Report From New York Markets
U S government bonds closing figures show Liberty 3 1 28 at 101.9 and various First Second and Third series near 101. 4 1 48 at 101.04 and 4 1 4a at 100.31 with other issues listed including Treasury 43 06.20 and Treasury 4 1 49 at 104.25.
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New York
U. S
Liberty
U. & Treasury
Treasury
Recovery of Radio Issues Curbs New York Trading
Curb securities showed firmer tone as radio issues led a market recovery in New York trading on April 1. Oils rose after a weekly crude production jump while Hazeltine and Freed-Eisenemann gained on Latour patent influence. Standard Oils of Indiana and Ohio rose, Salt Creek on dividend boost, Chesebrough lagged. most issues edged up marginally with some intraday reversals.
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New York
Curb Securities
Hazeltine
Freed-Eisenemann
Marius A. Latour
Ied
Readies Group
Standard Oils of
Indiana
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Company 12
Catock
Standard Oi
Ohio
South Pennsylvania
Lssues
Chesebrough Manufacturing
Glen Alden Coalhei
Salt Creek
Money market report from New York and Treasury balance update
MONEY NEW YORK APRIL 1 call money easier with rates around 4 8 to 4 4 1 3. Last loan 4 1. Call loans against acceptances 3 1 time loans firm mixed unilateral 65 99 days 4 4 1 4 4 6 months 4 1 4 prime commercial paper. WASHINGTON DC APRIL 3 Treasury balance March 30 48,604,218 percent.
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New York
Washington, DC
States Treasury
Balaka
Light Trading Attributed to Strong Undertone in Market
New York Art Comatruct live flotters were at work in today's market, displaying a strong undertone with the smallest full session volume since the election. Fresh buying power was attracted by wheat price recovery, easing call money rates, and belief the bottom of the present reaction was reached in Monday's decline. Nash Motors led gains with a peak price of 300, Mack trucks rose to 135, and steel shares stayed well supported. Railroad and industrials showed modest improvements amid high trading. Call money rose to 4 3/4 percent, time money steady. Foreign exchange weakened French notes and mixed European rates edged lower for demand sterling.
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New York
Art
Motors
Dodge Brothers
Nash Motors
Mack Paes
Jordan
White Motors
Stewart-Warner
Bromburg
Ages Manufactiriva
American Car and Foundry
American Kaipress
American Sugar Refining
Great Stern Sugar
Internatonal Harvester
Bistculy
Magma Copper
Manhattan Electrical Supply
Mathieson Alkali
National Dead
Pullman
Savage Arms
Suhuite
Tidewter GH
United States Casy Iron Pine
United States Industrial Alcohol
Inzy’ Preferred
Mssouri Pacific
Atchison, Atlantic
Coast Tine
Gulf Mobile
Delaware
Wudson
Prench
New Haven R R Shows Net Income First Time in Years
The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad reported 1924 operating revenues down from 1928 yet marked its first net income since 1917, aided by cutting per diem charges and operating costs. Freight revenue reached 3,764,233 and passenger revenue 1,680,831 with current assets at 9,509,205 and current liabilities at 18,631,270.
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New Haven R.R
New York
New York, New Haven
Harrtford
F. J. Pearson
Opera’ing Roxsta
New Haven
Pearson
Massachuetts
Rhode Igland
Connecticut
Freight Haulings Continue At Record Heights
In the first eleven weeks of 1925 rail freight reached new highs for the period with about 824 477 cars loaded, surpassing 1924 figures. The gain over 1924 was about 1.6 percent with manufacturing products driving most increases. Eastern District lagged 0 5 percent versus last year while other districts posted gains. January saw daily freight car movement of 26.5 miles and an average weight of 28 tons per car, each up slightly from the prior year.
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American Hallway Association
Alegheny
Puoenhattas
Soeuthern
Northwestern
Prwennt
Central West
Southwestern
Australian wool carryover at port season exceeds five hundred thousand bales
New York April 1 Australian wool carryover to the port season is estimated at 541,607 bales, announced by Jo A Mo Milder of the Australian United Nations Wool Selling Agents. The figure, subject to change, notes May and June offerings are not yet fixed, with remarks on fluctuations and potential further revisions.
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New York
Jo A Mo Milder
Frone National
Yundial
Mellangine
Austiniae Sistem
Strong demand lifts rail bonds and issue prices
Bond prices rise as stock market recovers and money rates tighten temporarily. Domestic railroad and industrial liens advance one to two points amid diverse demand including Seaboard, Frisco, Missouri Pacific, Rock Island, and Chicago and Alton. Supporting activity features Merger rumors in autos, Magma copper gains, and new issues for Baltimore and Ohio and Japan’s Ujigawa Power project.
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New York
France
Pierce Acrow
Wilson
Magma Coppers
Seaboard
Frisco Incomera
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island General
Chicago and Alton
Baltimore and Ohio
Ujigawa Electric Power Company
Japan
Syria
Feed Market Quotation Summary from U S Bureau and State Board
Market notes show nervous grain trade with corn futures down, cash corn lagging, and more corn moving south. Oats and barley mixed, feeds steady overall with room for freight and delivery adjustments. cottonseed and linseed meal ample. Hay trade steady in Boston area with light receipts and diverse Timothy prices. shipping and eastern markets reflect varied Timothy and hay values.
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U. S. Bureau of Agriculture Economics
State Board of Agriculture
Connecticut
Boston
Timothy
Realty Records Show Deeds Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Warranty and quit claim deeds transfer realty from The Mr. Jordan Company to Herbert Bodine on Airtel Avenue, Agnes Gordhardt to George Glark on State Street for 2000 dollars, and several other transfers by James Logan, Herskowits, and Louis Godhvers. Properties span Dewey Butler Bishop and Firestone avenues, with mortgage details and bank trustees noted.
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Mr. Jordan Company
Herbert Bodine
Airtel
Agnes M. Gordhardt
George B. Glark
State Street
James A. Logan
U. W. Hall! Carriage Company
Dewey Street
Aldol
Herskowits
Alfred Soinbiut
Butler Avenue
Deoda
The
City National Bank
Tristee
Anna Nioura
Reservairvenue
Louis
Sophie Godhvers
Samuel Letbowly
Andall Avenue
Giege B. Clark
Aygne
Borchhardt
Slate Street
Joseph Jiadju
James Vilaiy
Tealt
Home d Avenue
Irene Panho
Frederick A. Parsons
Unesmiock Street
Irene Dankos
Ride Bank
Hemlock Street
Charles and
Saran Burnett
Cornelia Ti. Thompson
Bishop Avenue
Real estate partner accused in fraud over fee shares
Michael Bone of Bridgeport sues Steve Johancsik in the Court of Common Pleas claiming the partner fraudulently kept Bone’s half of a $900 fee. Bone alleges a $990 note was given to the defendant and later transferred to others to avoid payment.
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Michael Bone
Bridgeport
Steve Johancsik
Commnnieas
Bone Saga
Lone
Building Permits Granted for Fifteen New Structures
Building commissioners approved fifteen permits for new construction totaling 19170 dollars. Projects include two car frame garages at 118 Madison Terrace and 316 Orland Street, a brick bakery and garage at Madison Avenue Beers Street, and a brick building for the Mexican Petroleum Company at Howard and North avenues, among others.
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Madison Terrace
J. C. Radczycki
East Avenue
Harry T. Nichols
Poplar Street
Hyman Miller
Orland Street
C. & J. Lavine
Budg
Steal
Main Street
Strand Theatre
Lessees
A. K. Horton
Garrage
Staples Street
Bertha
Louis Lukomeki
Farare
Robin Street
C. B. Lush
Livingston Place
Tony Billida
Sylvan Avenue
Elizabeth Baye
Blisworth Street
Hattla H. Lunt
Metal Market Roundup Shows Mixed Copper and Tin Firm
In New York on April 1 copper stays steady with spot and futures around 1-2-13 and 5-8, tin remains firm with spot near 62.87 and futures about 63.00, tron and lead hold steady, zinc steady with East St Louis spot around 7.50 and futures 7.10, and antimony at 14. Continuous price notes reflect a quiet trading day across metals.
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New York
Rio
Pitt
East St. Louie
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