Market Notes on Bonds and Commodities in New York
Drive against Oil Shares Has Telling Effect Wheat higher. Bond prices were irregular and narrow. Government bonds generally weak except Victory 44s. Foreign bonds firm but inactive. Railroad changes limited. Industrials dull. New issues offered include St Louis Southliney equipment and Public Service Electric securites. Yields varied with several offerings around 6.2 to 8.4 percent.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Canadian Pas
Wabash
Third Avenue
Punta Alegre Sugar Ts
Bethelehem Steel
St. Loui South
Public Service Electric. Power Company
Xole
Foreign exchange rates show gains on New York market
In New York on April 31 foreign exchange markets posted modest gains. Sterling advanced to 24.663-16, French francs rose to 0.68 dollars, and Brazilian milreis climbed 10 points to 10.75 cents. Other principal rates remained varied with nominal activity in several currencies.
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New York
Seer
Cats Light
Paris
Antwerpt Amsterdamt
Serland
Nesetay
Nmtmark
Copper and Tin Futures Report From New York Market
Copper prices drifted on April 11 with futures trading mixed as traders weigh demand signals. Tin prices showed narrow movement amid thin liquidity, while spot activity remained subdued.
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New York
Flechely Lic
Spat and
Futures
Bud Meek
Artimenay
Spat
American British Plant Sold to New York Man
The American and British plant in this city was approved for sale to Julius Pezenik of New York for 210,000 by Judge Edwin 8 in Walted Bates District Court. Receiver John Stanley announced the deal after Bridgewort dren and Afetnt company bid 183,000 and were rejected. Pezenik plans to sell the property in small lots and machinery. he may lease the former site and start a new business soon.
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American & British Company
Julius Pezenik
New York
Edwin
Walted Bates District Court
John Stanley
Bridgewort Dren and Afetnt Company
Thomas
Pezenik
Oil shares move in New York curb market
April trading showed live selling in oil shares on change with crude prices up. Oil and gas majors led declines while independents posted smaller losses. Industrials held firm though oils faced easier tendency. Potter-Tobacco and Bridgeport Machine saw support amid mixed earnings signals from Matoaka Company.
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New York
Bridgeport Machine
Hydro
Potter- Tobacco
Matoaka Company
Alan i Lons
Rouier
Oil shares plunge after coordinated market attack
New York April 11 reports a concerted attack on oil shares causing severe losses up to 6 points. Pennsylvania and Kentucky crude price cuts and rumors of broader action fueled activity. Standards of California and New Jersey Pan American and other majors posted losses while overall volume exceeded 9 million shares. Republic Steel and other industrials fell as the market showed mixed responses and money remained quiet.
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New York
Toda
Pennsylvania
California
New Jersey
Pan American Aa
Houston
Skeely
Pucil
Aomated
Pierse Oil
California Petroleum
American Woolen
American Water Works
U, & Industrial
Cohol and Steel & Tube
New Haven Road 1922 Report Highlights Earnings and Refinancing
Lew Havens summary notes 1922 achievements for New Haven road including successful refinancing of the European town operation with 2.6 million borrowed from the Government and a two year breathing spell. The company also gained a through rate division on interline traffic, affirmed by the Supreme Court, boosting revenue though not yet affecting 1923 gains. Long Island Railroad shows net income rise to 2 million after 2.0 million earnings increase and expense control. Remington Typewriter directors declare 5.25 per share first preferred dividend payable May 1 to holders of record April 28, completing accumulated payouts.
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Lew Haven
New Haven Road
Taven
Gorcontina
Agees
England
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven
New England
Supreme Court of the United States
Ong Island Railroad Company
Remington
Remington Typewriter Company
Grain market climbs as wheat hits new high in Chicago
Wheat futures rise with July and September contracts pushing to new season highs. Corn and oats gain while hog prices drag the provisions market. favorable export chatter and weather worries buoy grains before profit taking steadies late in trading.
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Cehcago
Vanslou
Bushig
Atc Sharp
Ukewlso
Liverpool
Atlantic
Omaha
Nebraska
Ohio
Chicago
Railroad Traffic Hits Another High Mark
Washington reports railroad traffic reached new records with 938,725 cars loaded with revenue freight in the week ending March 21. The figure surpasses the same week in 1922 by 116,017 cars and the corresponding week in 1921 by 278,654 cars, and is 1,480 cars higher than the prior week of the year.
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Washington
Car Service Division
American Railway Association
Connors Halloran Co Secures Five Year Lease On Main Street
The Connors Halloran Co has exercised a five year lease extension starting April 1 1925 at an annual rent of 13 000. The firm plans to close but will lease part of the original store to Emerson Shoe Co as part of the arrangement.
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Papers Tech
Connors- Halloran
Main Street
Emerson Shoe Company
Inflation Trends and Price Movements Since War Years
A table from January shows average price swings since pre war levels across major commodities and goods. It notes inflation rose after Civil War and World War I and now sits at about 72.5 pre war cents per dollar, with 200 quotations weighted by War Industries Board data and Irving Fisher index numbers.
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Jauidaury
Pyeek
Awoel
Cthus
Irving Fisher
Wyrlak Foundation For Economic Research
Newtown
Mass
War Industries Board
April Packer Dairy Market Report Summary
Market notes show steady demand with higher prices for creamery products and dairy goods. Prices cited include 48 to 61 for certain creamery items, with overall averages around 2145 to 29 and lower grades at 21 to SL, reflecting Wisconsin and nearby market trends.
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Avertigu
Wisconsis
Taney Amberleys
Money Serv Work Ruling Update From Apelle UL
A fragment notes a ruling on money service work with references to Apellé UL and a timing cue around night eight. It mentions erasing blank spaces and a cited rate. The text is highly garbled but implies formal guidance or decree affecting monetary service operations and scheduling.
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Apellé
Realty records note numerous realty transfers and deeds
Real estate entries list numerous quit claim and warranty deeds in which individuals such as Bruce Worden Tara May Smith Anne Vannon Edward Walsh and Louisa Walsh Buckley and others transfer properties on streets including Cleveland Avenue Pixlee Place Logan Street Cottage Street and Clarkson Street to banks and absent heirs with amounts ranging from 1200 to 4100 dollars. A certificate of attachment is noted for Joseph Szilagyva and Mary Sechen sky with a stated amount of 3600 dollars for property on Quonneek Street.
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Ruben Levin
Zensk
Cleveland Avenue
Anne Vannon
City Savings Bank
Pixlee Place
Edward and Louisa Walsh
Wilmot Place
Timibec I
Hearing Started on Bankrupt Brokerage Case in New York
An April 11 hearing examined BE M Puller and Company a bankrupt brokerage firm tied to a 2000 share Ab lig-Chalmers stock purchase for 100000. No record of this stock appeared in Fuller's books. A separate sports note mentions a boxing bout where Donald Valient was defeated by Ising of Bridgeport after the referee halted the fight in the early rounds.
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New York
BE. M. Puller and Company
Ablig-Chalmers
Donald Valient
Young Ising
Bridgeport
Vallent
Comparative figures on early electric investment and earnings
In 1602 the investment in electric power and light totaled about 828 million dollars. Today about 5.06 billion dollars is invested with gross earnings around 1 billion. In 1922 electric generating outputs reached 45 billion kilowatts, marking progress over two decades. Hemphill Noyes & Co. NYSE members invite inquiries on sound utility investments yielding 5 percent or more.
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Metal Market
Kentucky
Iotel
Nat Oun
Tigh
Salenne
Jow
Republic Steel
John A. Topping
Republic
Canadian Pacific
Ead
Tai
Preewar
Anne Tiny
Leduc
Ain Pel & Tel
Atlan Efi Wld 129 R60 Auariit Nich Bes Ex A 4700 Aute Jc
Bain Laco
Roy Beth 'Steel
Brook Ran
Bee Butta
Glau Collahan
Bigsip Soc
Chandler Dai
On & Alton Tong
Chile
Uel
Col Graph Ag
Hikherm
Erie
Goodrich
Gray & Dae
Norpae
Kelly & T
Lee
Seahd
Miami
Altea
Midvidle
Mont Power
Mont Ward
Moot Motors
Suode
North Amer
aRio Pacific Devel
Tegu Pacific
Packard
Ran
Pan Am
Hang Toy
Enn Bete Ie
Pullip Alorrix
Vieres Arrow
Pitty Coal
Abn
Byrdge
Pullman
Rita Barre
Sinclair
Bio Studebaker
Faris
Tobacus Pruil ‘ Bate
Ian Au Sci
Liia Vand Steel
Weler
Ain
Realty Fe
Bruce i
Wordin
Tara
May Smith
City Savings
Gant. Realix
Nelson Terrace
Alas T. Velle
Eriégenort Savings Bank
Town Street
Smith
Nettleton CO
Orange Street
Conn
Hemphill
Marland Oil
M. O
Winselman &A. Stocks and Bonds
Broad Street
Title Guaranty & Trust Company
Mortgate Investments
Bridgerport
Southern Farms
Tnsurance
Public Service Electric Power
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey
W. R. Bull & Co
First National Bank
Idaho Power CO
Hincks Bros. & CO
Main St
Bridgeport, Corin
Reyai Rmea
Barnony
Equitable Industrial Loam Society, Inc
Room
Msrloners
Supervvi
Pono Noble
State Street
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