Martin-Rockwell reports six month loss in New Haven
The Martin-Rockwell Corporation of New Haven posted a net loss after all charges for the first half of the year amounting to 34480 on sales of 2223012. The earnings statement for the six months ending June 30 shows net sales and expenses with a gross income and various deductions, while a June 30, 1932 balance sheet lists assets liabilities and capital components.
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Martin-Rockwell Corporation
New Haven
The Great Money Lender With A Heart
An advertisement offers personal loans up to 800 dollars with six to fifteen monthly installments and no charge unless loan made. It promises confidential, courteous service, convenient borrowings, and a Benedclat Plan with hours 9 to 4:30 weekdays and Saturday, contact by phone or write.
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Tees
Regalred
Bernom
New High Records Reveal Market in Strong Position
New High Records Show Market Strength as over a dozen new yearly highs emerge in a modest advance. Traders stay cautious yet confidence grows in labor dispute settlements, with investment securities absorbing rising prices. Notable gains occur in Standard Oil of New Jersey and other majors while coal rail stocks also move, and sugar and paper shares show strength amid steady money markets.
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Lehigh Valley
Chesapeake
Ohio
Reading
Supreme Court
Narthen Pacific
Chicago
Northwestern
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Texas
Mexico
Standard Oi
New Jersey
Pierce Ot
Phillipe Petroleum
Cowden, Pacific and Texas Company
Cities Service Earnings Report From 1922 Year
The Cities Service Co reports 1922 net earnings of 6 940 788 and 19 444 852 gross. Per share earnings are 13.63. American Hat Co officers elected in Norwalk with 1,500 shares subscribed and 769 000 cash paid. Incorporation papers filed for United Building Irrigation Co and Booth & Buckeley Co. Six fraternal benefit societies note 1920 income and 1921 policy activity. total in force grows to 260 602 098 at year end 1821.
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Cities Service
The
Cities Service Co
Danbury & Bethe, Gas & Flastric Co
American Hat Co
Norwalk
Eficers
Aaron Fried
Chicago
F.H. Lee
Danbury
Ares
Edward New York
Q Shares
S. L. Felber
New York
Abo
United Building Irtuation Co
Erldropa Company
J. F. Govozza
James D.agorting
Raffaele Cennamao
Booth & Buckeley Co
William B. Booth
R. H. Buckeley
E. du K. Nicholson
Knights of Columbus
Godclins
Torey
Ameourt
New York Dairy Prices and Market Highlights
New York on August one reports milk and dairy items with varied prices. Creamery extras range up to 34 cents, firsts 31 to 34 percent, cheese steady with specials 20 to 82 cents, whole milk fancy grades around 20 to 24 cents, and nearby white dairy products price ranges noted amid market activity.
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New York
Bobster
Railroad bonds lead dealings in bond market
New York August 17 Strengh of railroad bonds both high grade and speculative drove the days relatively tight bond trading. Wabash second 54 Northern Pacific Sy Chesapeake and Ohio convertible 5s Kansas City Southern 8 Southern Railway 4s Chicago and Eastern Wisconsin fs and New York Central 1s advanced 1 to 113 points. Telephone bonds showed active demand with Pacific Telephone and Telegraph 4 American Telephone collateral issues and New England Telephone improving. Industrial issues included Copper 8s International Paper 460 company 71-28 and General Electric bonds. British and Belgian bonds weakened on exchange moves while Liberty issues faced pressure. Par value total was 10 381 000.
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New York
Odaa
Wabash
Northern Pacific Sy
Chesapeake & Ohio
Kansas City Southern
Southern Raihway
Chicago & Eastern Wlinaig
New York Central
St.aul
Penamis Ts
Iowa Central da
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
New England Telephone S
Company
Gene. Electric Bs
Local Produce Market Conditions and Prices Report
Market conditions show tight tomato supplies and active demand, with corn firmer at 1.50 to 1.75 per hundred and extra fancy at 2.00. Apple and peach receipts are light. native and southern fruits lead price records, while beans, celery, and other vegetables show mixed ranges across varieties. Livestock, poultry, dairy, and hay and grain prices are listed, with noted shortages in beef and rising premium for certain cuts.
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Marketing Bureau
State Board of Agriculture
Marner
Apts
Dow
New York
Newlald
Kennery Ag
Mearby
S Brotlers
Withdrawals and Deposits in Postal Savings Show Mixed July
July deposits at the local post office Postal Savings department exceeded withdrawals by about 17 percent totaling 24 439 dollars with 372 deposits versus 293 withdrawals. January and last July figures are used as benchmarks while the seven month totals show a fluctuating trend in deposits and withdrawals.
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Postal Saving Department
Tay P Miur
Tah Expr
Aot
Mus
Patie Paul
Curb Market News Sees Heavy Trade In New York
Curb market today shows heavy trading with broad gains across many issues. Standard Oil and Imperial Oil of Canada lead advances, while Consolidated treads lower on profit taking. motor stocks remain active with Independence lead and Goldetd Development among leaders.
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New York
Upiaurns Generalis
Canada
Standard Ol
Indiana
Mutual Oil
Simms Petroleum
Carik Syndicate
Sal Creeks
Consolidated
Tooaeco
Grindel Brothers
Re H. Macy
Wag Ua
Motor Atoeke
Wile
Metal market notes from August eight item list
Coppered electrolytic spot and futures hold steady with spot 32.75 and nearby 32.75 futures 22387. Tin steady with prices unchanged. Zinc steady with spot 3.75 to 6.80. Antimony at spot 5.23. East St. Louis spot and near delivery 6.17.
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Tim
Tron
St. Louis
Real estate transfers listed with numerous misprints
A jumble of Realty Records shows multiple transfers including Betty J Kukl to Thomad A Kirk ham and Rosa DiFrahecesco to Anthony Dy Francesco. Entries mention parcels and street intersections such as Highland Harral avenues Maples and Linen Avene plus payments like 6100 and 342000 with banks named City Savings and Googe.
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Betty J. Kukl
Thomad A. Kirkham
Bassick Aventin
Morrie Eleya
Benjaming Tinesky
Tealty
Highland
Harral
Charles Rader
Angelo Mercirio
Realty
Pembroke and Steenstresta
Cinta Neers
Rosa DiFrahecesco
Anthony Dy Francesco
Matilda Holz
Minnie I. Filst
Ernid
Nodl
Pawel Barnanowsk
Edwin W. Pravenberger
Main Street
David Apstein
Thne
A. B. Ts. Ann
Fedity
Loganth Etvent
A. B. and & Esarpagy
Renty
Trpssnichartes
City Savings Bank
John Josem Berger
Stratford Avenue
Googe &, Wood
Arthur L. Yarbrough
T. Warner
Reaity
Park Place
Fred Scinta
Giovanni D. Donn
Cotton Market Report From New York Auction
New York cotton prices show a steady tone on August 17 with middling around 22.00 as openings and closes reflect slight volatility. Market quotes include variations in July and March futures as buyers watch price movements and commodity notes.
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New York
Freight Car Loadings Rise Despite Tieup and Coal Strike
Principal railroads loaded 4,176,979 freight cars in July, up 10.6 percent from July 1921, despite strikes and operating difficulties. Coal shipments fell, but other freight rose, with total non coal freight reaching 3,783,407 dollars in July, and eastern states showing loadings above the prior record while the central west also posted gains.
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Washington
Etry Broadey
Tmber
Cess Jonged
Bus
Pavison
Board to Meet on Special Apportionment Transfers
There will be a special meeting of the Board of Apportionment next week to discuss transfers or accounts in various departments and to conduct routine business. The exact date is not set.
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Board of Apportionment
Torrington Co Votes to Retire Preferred Stock
The Torrington Co of Connecticut votes at the annual meeting to retire its outstanding 7 percent cumulative preferred stock totaling $1,090,000 par value. The retirement price is 125 percent plus a per share amount of $31.25. The issue is entirely owned by Torrington Co of Maine after the Connecticut company’s assets and liabilities were taken over during organization in 1929.
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Th Torrington Co
Connecticut
Torrington
Pety
Erick
The
Torrington Co
Maine
Wis
Equitable Title Co Incorporated Amid Plans and Services
The Equitable Title and Mortgage company is incorporated with authorized 50000 capital stock at 100 each. Incorporators include Jacob W Gerber Estelle Gerber and William E Burton. The firm will operate in this city offering loans and dealing in team tickets foreign exchange and insurance.
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Equitable
Mort
Gage Company
Jacob W. Gerber
Estelle Gerber
Wiliam E. Burton
Foreign Exchange
Mo Insurance
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New Haven Corporation
Beneficial Loan Society
Liberty Building
Main St
Banking
Stats
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
E.B. Merritt & CO
Main St. Barnam
Iron and Steel
J. A. Merlon, Inc
Steling ST. Bridgepay
Conn
S. Steel
Bethlehem
Lackawanna
Midvale
Republic
Crucible
Directora
Pacific Gas and Electric
American Sugar
International Paper
Uatenna
Postum
Liberty Loans
United States
Treaay
Taur
Qinon
Siocon
Ty Kelly
Pete Hay
Bey
Sinclair
Dane
South
Pac Watgal
Ann Mit Beer Bey
Boousind
Aico
Metal Market
Ralph
COUCH
Numbet Coal
York
Sterling
Germain
Lrasling
UL Weary
Inter
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Fiaya
Waris
Wad Antwerp
Ip Vien
Crown
Swipzerland
Equitable Title CO
Equitable Industrial ‘Loas Society, Inc
Farfield Ave
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Aya Stu Nea Eam Lf Company
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