Bears Find Difficulty in Getting Stocks Sold Earlier in Day
Market closes buoyant after raid as money becomes advanced. Broadan Way reports stocks were buoyant in morning trading with call rates rising, bears attacking, but most classes of securities ended in active demand. Align & Ryan led the rally while concerns about the Bank of England rate and large cash withdrawals weighed on sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
U. S
Call Mus Inars
Align &. Ryan
Continental
Consolidated Textile
Stromberg
Gheot
Exchange
Sentment
Board of Governors
Thes
Plan to Sell Fleet on Long Time Payment Plan
Government aid for companies buying ships was urged by business leaders and a congressional group. A plan proposes selling the merchant fleet through a private, railway-like financing body with bonds, allowing buyers 20 percent down and 15 to 20 year terms. The transfer aims to boost American ship owners amid subsidized foreign lines and low initial payments.
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Washington
Torelam Lines
Tribers
Congress
Finance Corporation
Warren
Senate Appropriation Committee
Coffee Market Details Amid Mixed Transport Signals
The market for castes currency rose on reports of a basilist tone in Brazil and improved transport conditions boosting demand. Closing levels show a net gain of 13 to 20 with minor shifts across months. Spot activity remains quiet with prices around 15.
Dry Goods News From New York Trade Roundup
Dry goods markets show firmness in octayo cottons and burlaps with higher prices, silk declines after another drop at Yokohama, wool steady amid uncertain demand for primary goods. Foreign exchange notes sterling at 60 day bills and demand 3.06 1-4 with commercial rates around 3.92.
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New York
Yokohama
Sterling Exchange
Wilson Regarded French Claims as Negligible
The article reports on remarks attributed to Wilson about French reparations and the peace process. It quotes the president discussing the League to Enforce Peace, his stance on March talks, and notes about Taft and Lodge. It covers financial details linking railroad securities and funding, with references to figures like Taft and Reed, and notes on published communications and historical context.
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Wilson
Lodge
League
Atloabie
ideAos
Thares
Mer
White House
Tait
Wigon
Tartara
Liayil- Georgy
Rence-Lormine
France
Amaniou
Ila
Godge
New York market notes sugar and produce prices
New York price listing shows Butterman creamery and TE and extras with scores around 92 for butter and 88 to 91 for firsts. Sugar futures rise while spot prices drift higher. potatoes cabbage and wheat futures cited with No 2 red and durum values. Market is active with various regional samples and freight notes.
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New York
Pri
Wtate
Pennsylvania
Denne
Prg
Uip
Middle West
Cotton New York Market Recovers Amid Bullish Spot Aid
In New York April 33 an evening decline gave way to a rebound as bullish spot demand persisted. May contracts rose to 1.87, a new high for the season, Oct at 80.88, with a net advance. Early trading showed losses then buyers returned as civilist port figures showed domestic demand and port stocks.
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New York
Duritzhe
Te Cenarue
Market notes on Liberty bonds and grain prices
In New York Liberty bonds show varied pricing with First and Second 4s around the mid 90s and Victory bonds near 96. The Chicago market reports nervous bread grain sentiment with higher wheat and rye futures, oats flat to up slightly, and livestock provisions for export peaking this season. London notes conclude concrete ships are a failure with higher costs and longer construction times.
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New York
Victory
Chicago
Cheese Drops as Egg Prices Slip in Market Drift
Market notes show meat prices steady at Vanement Bridge port while dairy costs ease. Eggs have fallen about five cents per dozen over the last two weeks and cheese now down roughly four to five cents per pound.
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Bridgeport
Cotton Consumption Report From Washington Apr 15
The Census Bureau announced that dining March consumption showed lint bales totals and 24 698 bales of lintery, indicating Cotton material usage levels.
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Washington
Corriott
Taxes on Grand List of 1919 in Bridgeport
Notice to taxpayers in Bridgeport that taxes on the Grand List at L319 are due at the Collector's Office City Hall. Howard F. Smith, Tax Collector, will collect from April 1, 1920 to May 1, 1926 with daily hours. interest at 0.75 percent monthly on unpaid taxes after May 1.
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Bridgeport
Lax
Ravia
City Hall
Cotton price recommendation set at 60 cents a pound
At Montgomery Alabama on April 11 the Cotton Association convention adopted a committee recommendation to fix the price of cotton at 60 cents per pound for middling grade. The report notes raw staple prices are out of ratio with finished cotton goods and calls for alignment with base values. A notice on Elm street records a property levy by Liberty Manufacturing Company and Bridgeport council orders.
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Montgombey
Ala
Cotton Association
Ruxs Lool Company
Notte
Edisiog Tool and Cauge Cé
Elm Street
Liberty Manufacturing C
Receiver appointment denied in Connecticut Barar Steely case
J Z Wale of the Common Piegs denied Gertrude Ernstein's petition for a receiver in the Connecticut Bararr Steely case. Petitioner claims no involvement with George Robinson. Text suggests misjoined or garbled cause and parties.
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Tudge
J. Z. Wale
Gertrude Ernstein
Connectiqut Bararr Steely Company
Geogge Robinson
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Wadsworth Howland
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Tirvarl
Lena
Yhet
Mundy
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Goca
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Regen
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Atartic
Ecoport
Bean
Inv
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Railroad Securitin
Suips Sail
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Alon
J. Wil
Adams
Inari
Amin
Amey
Lee
G & C Ny
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LF & Ayteol
Tie
Rey Gikrols
State Street
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Dar
United Bond Co
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Safefunrd
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Irene
The
Morris Plan
Bank of Bridgeport
Main St
T.l.watson & CO
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Cor. Main and
John Streets
Connecticut
Wall
Factory Help
Union Metallic Cartridge
Hérich
HoSpy & Harman CO
American Fagrics
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Ave
Eence and
Waterman St
Peinter
Lelper
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Opera
What Ave
Blue Ribbon Body. CO
Renners
Young
Tnc
Offree Boys
Inree
Msnufacturers’ Association
Court Exchange Building
T. Staples
R, T. Staples
James
Staples
Ur Ul Vate Bankers
State ST. Dridgeport
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Muirfield Ave
Noteea Connecticut Corporation
Commissioner of Banking
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