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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1921
Page
13
The market shows a notable rise in sterling by about 16 cents from the prior fortnight, amid light trading. The advance follows federal and London influences, with no clear daily developments. gold imports do not prompt long-term changes, while exchange rates gain, and money rates remain steady near 1 percent.
Realty records show multiple warranty deeds with transfers on Brentford avenue Pars avenue and Park avenue plus a large mortgage and legal notices. The week also covers corn price trends minor supply changes and firm apple peach markets with detailed commodity quotations and weekly agricultural review.
In Bristol a longtime hermit agrees to marry a widow, ending decades of isolation. The couple plans to farm together while addressing custody of Elinor and managing the estate dispute with Hotchkiss's family. Vows follow discussions on temperance and shared chores as the household forms.
Vienna reports a burst of wealth as the sale of Klessheim Palace furnishings nets millions of crowns. Foreign buyers from France England and America drove high bids while Gobelin tapestries fetched up to nearly 2.5 million crowns each. About 39 000 people attended the event and bets reached 590 000 crowns in total.
A city committee discussed repealing a small percent tax on carbonated drinks and extending removals to a wide range of goods. Officials noted impact on fountain drink sales and rural food prices, with some predicting fair action to restore tax relief.
A vivid review praises Frisco with high praise for a dynamic stage presence and muscular movement described as a “wow” reception at Poli's. The piece compares his performance to a blend of Greek grace and Latin shrug, noting his rhythmic precision and crowd-pleasing antics. It also highlights Polis added attractions, including co-performers and recording artists, creating a lively show scene.
Milford Republican Women convened with local organizers presiding, highlighting candidates and party activities. The meeting featured brief reports on local races and raised issues for upcoming municipal participation and community engagement.
Soviet government plans to issue silver roubles as part of a monetary move. A London report notes the government of Russia contemplates a September release. Each silver rouble is said to be valued at 10,000 paper units.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company asked authority for the Interglats commerce commission on a plan to issue 090,000 capital stock to be distributed as stock dividends.
Disjointed currency and commodity notes show coffee markets and liberty bond activity in New York with references to exchange rates, London prices, and varied quotations. The fragmentary report mentions a modest dollar rate movement, some currency and commodity shifts, and fluctuating prices amid limited apparent support.
In New York on August 8 Equitable Trust Co received gold bars valued at 3.525 million dollars. The shipment included 32.7 million in bullion from Havre and 825,000 from Livernool aboard the Carceronle, per the report.
Chicago market sees improved export demand and domestic demand weakness support a bullish close. Wheat futures gain 2 to 9 3-4 cents with Sept and Dec up. corn up around 1 cent. oats up 1 8 to 1 4 and 3 8 cent. provisions show mixed moves as Packers selloff offsets higher hogs. European buyers, rumor of Germany 10 million credit, and a bullish U.S. crop report add to sentiment.
Raw sugar trading was quiet in New York with no new sales. Through the committee 11,000 tons of sugar were sold to the United Kingdom continent at a fixed price for Aug to Sept delivery. Refiners held prices steady between 5 and 6 cents per pound, with demand mainly for prompt shipments. Futures opened slightly higher but trading remained quiet at midday.
Interstate Commerce Commission fixes tentative value of the Ranger and Aroostook railroad at 25,360,084 dollars for rate setting. Capital stock totals 24,245,690 dollars with related divisions and related firms holding minor shares. the group controls all subsidiary concerns. The item notes 281,583 female workers on farms in the country.
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