Professionals Raid Weakened Market Feeds Decline
NEW YORK, Dec. 4 Professionals in market operations pressed a weaker technical position as rapid advances prompted short selling. Demand for sterling rose to 4.54, the highest since 1918, while Swiss francs surged on Swiss capital levy defeat. Studebaker and Canolite Petro saw gains on special reasons. General Asphalt fell, and major gaps appeared in United States Steel and other large issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dacline
Isaites
Studeboxer
Canfotniq Petrojoumaere
Jevy
Galifornia Petroleum
Union Ou Company of California
Pan-American Petroleum Company
Studebaker
Oleharce
Standard Oil
California
Houston Mars
Froducera
Retiners
Standard Ol
New Jersey
Standard
Isses Alsa
United Mates Steel
Balawin
American Loto
American Ize
American Smelting
American Woolen
Bethlehem B
Corn Products
Crucible
Genel Electric
Gulf States Steel Afarine
Pullman
Pacific Gas
Peoples Gas
United Hotal Storea
Sears-Roebuck International Harvester
Wheat market shifts as world shipments loom large
Grain prices show downward drift with unsettled closing quotes for May July wheat. Corn edges lower while provisions hold steady as global exports and Argentina rainfall fears influence demand and U S visible supply drops raise market caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caigago
Dea
Ocean Passage
Jedon
Ig World
New York
Argentina
Europe
United States
Aso
AUs_ tratia
Heavy selling in bond market hits speculative issues in New York
In New York on December 4 heavy selling of speculative railroad mortgage bonds, especially the St Paul and Erie issues, cooled trading. Industrials led declines with several issues dropping 2 to 4 points, while Seaboard Air Line and New Haven convertible bonds fell. Union Sugar and Copper groups rose few points, and overall foreign issues showed mixed moves. The day’s largest offering was a $4,048,000 first mortgage Central Indiana Power issue, sold at $5 and yielding about 4.9 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mort Snees
St. Paul
New Haven
Chicrgo
Alton
Erie Consolidated
Ganeral
Pennsylvania
Frisco
General
West Chester
Bostoh
Pera
Erie
eJrsey
Gertril
nneapetis-St.ouls
Cerra
Fish Rubber Ss
Wilson
Virginia- Carolina Chemical
American Agricultural Chemical
Cuba Cane Sa Morris
Gachts
Genamu Electria
al Jande Fruit
Sinclair Pipe Line Dla
Maryland
Zurich
Brazil
Denmark
United States
Central Indiana Power Company
Financial Report and Market Highlights From the Week
The report shows receipts and disbursements totaling 5252.40 for the period with mortgage loans at 8600 and withdrawals 736.96. Asset balances include mortgage loans 17800, share loans 3846, and cash 436. The 13th series shares will be issued January 1, 1923. Officers listed are O. Greene as president and Harry K. Lush as secretary. The piece also covers Bradstreet's index on wholesale goods, with 81 commodities analyzed. 19 up and 15 down from the prior week, plus industrial output data for anthracite coal and bituminous coal, and a critique by W J Wellman & Co on tax reform and revenue fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Building and Loanstate
Hite
Federal Building and Loan
Association
Ot. Greene
Harry KR. Lush
Commodity prices report from New York bulletin
Daily price snapshot from New York shows updates on cotton and related commodities with clipped figures and abbreviations, reflecting market activity as of December 4.
Cotton Prices Rise as Global Consumption Outpaces Crops
Washington reports indicate world demand outstrips supply, with U S growers facing higher prices. Domestic consumption hits new highs while exports and foreign use surge. Officials forecast possible shortage next crop year unless yields improve.
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Ralpil B
Couch
Washington
Avanes
Productian
Bethen
cLix
Department of Commerce Dill
Boston bankers bidding on Fairfield bonds
Circulars issued by a Boston banking firm seek bids on 826 009 dollars in Fairfield bonds. A sheriff sale is set for December 2 at Riverside Drive for a grocery store owned by J. and F. E. Borman, with proceeds for Barry Boran. A congregational church meeting will hear proposals by Warren Cowles on town SWAY system plans, while a joint committee meeting among Fairfield churches was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pairfield
Boston
Naking
Hall Tomgecrow
Edward P. Donlina
Riverside Drive
Sigw Post
FE. Borman
Barry Boran
Fairfield Congregational Church
Warren Cowles
Civi
Biscuit Company Declares Dividend for Preferred Stock
New York December 4 1923 The Loose Wiles biscuit company declares a $70 dividend on preferred stock for the period February 1 1928 to February 1 1923 payable February 2 1923 to stock recorded January 24. A quarterly dividend of $1.73 on first preferred stock is also declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Loose Wiles Cult Company
Creamery prices and dairy market notes in New York
Fragmentary dairy market update from New York mentions creamery extras and high scoring entries, butter and whole milk trends, Wisconsin and Breie references, and fluctuating price quotes such as 34¢ to 72¢ for various dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bre Ie
Wisconsin
Americas
Money New York: market quotes and loan rates
The New York money market report shows call money at 5 1/2, low rolling rate at 3, closing bid 5 1/2, offered at 5 1/2, last loan 5 1/2 to 6. Jean Agains admits 4 1/2. A designer remarks that true beauty comes from the right clothes and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nish
Jeane
Bankruptcy Firm Appeals 72000 Tax Levy
An appeal from taxes assessed by the city against Morris Metal Products, now in bankruptcy, seeking relief from a $72,000 levy over four years. Trustee Samuel Reich claims the levy is improper as government property requisitioned for the plant was taxed, and asks for reduction. Hearing before Referee Joni Keogh adjourned to Monday morning for possible city objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Metal Products Company
Joni Keogh
Bunkupley Court
Samuel Reich
Pre Estate
Toxe
John Cowell, Jr
Reterns
CURB MARKET NOTES TURNING IN ERRATIC TRADING
Curbstreet activity in New York showed wide and irregular moves with some leading standard oils firm briefly before selling. Banking shares rose on sympathy while several oil issues and solvents retraced gains as profit taking appeared.
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New York
Bee
City Service
Old Common
Bankers
Guif Ol
Simmy Petroleum
Salt Creek
Mammoth
Mutual Oil
Brangard Oil
Indiana
Durant-Motor
Mertey Motor
Glen Aldes
Cent
Cuban Dominion Sugar
Schulte
Philip Morris
New Jersey
Stock price network links to major cities and exchanges
Hemphill, Noyes & Co announce an investment wire system connecting Albany, Rochester, Boston, Philadelphia, Wilmington, and more to their New York office. The service provides direct private connections with institutions in Atlantic, Solumnus AU Stod, Jacksonville, and others, via offices on Wall Street and John Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Moenhers
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Philadelphis
Boston
Pittsburg
Apsny Laz
Annold Beluimese
Syracuse
Willington
Scranton
John Street
Bridgeport
Barnum
November Bank and Tailuees Clearings Report
Bradstreet reports November tailuees and a decline in bank clearings. Total clearings reached 630.29 billion, down 19.9 percent from October, with year over year figures showing 8 percent gain from November last year but 64 percent higher than November 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet's
Sail‘res
Foreign Exchange Rates and Demands Across Markets
The report lists foreign exchange parity and demand rates for multiple currencies. It notes par values in francs, lire, marks, and other units with varied cent equivalents, including Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Greece, Sweden, Poland, Romania, Argentina, and Brazil. The piece outlines buying and selling rates and indications of demand across markets.
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Belgium
Guitzerland
Halland
Var
Daman
Germany
Greece
Ntnawer
Sweden
BUS Accong
Lomond Dennisner
Tecents
Poland
Argentina
Par
Demant
Brazil
Realty Records Narrate Transfers and Mortgages in Local Realty Market
Real estate deeds and mortgage transactions listed involve Abraham Levy, Frank Mastrony, Rostha Mastren, Edward Spargo, William Winter, Edward Spargo, and Edward Spargo among others. Properties along Lincoln Avenue Hartley Avenue Seaview Avenue and Greens Avenue appear with dollar figures from $790 to $10,506, plus corporate filings for Tre Manufacturers Machine Tap & Supply Co with officers and directors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee Willian .v. Sons Co
Agolph Sherman
Abraham Levy
Tan
Lincoln Avenue
William ‘Winter
Edgar Spargo
Realty
Grand Street
Willam Winter
Edward Spargo
Really
Manhattan
Willan Winter
Edwar Sparro
Hartera Avenue
Edward C. Spargo
Winter
Hartley Aveny
Winter Realty
Greens Avenue
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Chaet Robstock, Realty
Seaview
Iuc
Julia L. Murphy
Procter Realty
Armour & Co
New Jerseys
Armour &Co
Iwinola
Wall Street
Frank Mastrony
Rosina Meatrony
Link Avenue
Rostha Mastren
Lin ‘Coln Avenue
Dotite
Margaret Mevittes
Tulity & Road
Alexander Realty
Hancock Aveny
The
Maveles Schaack Co
Will Schaack
Noble Avenue
Frank Mastrony& Rostnatrony
Lt Coln Avena
Martin W. Leighton
Entity Mortgage Co
Joseph Cataher
Tas Security
Roossevelt
Street
Michael Rebetock
Lo! & Nettleton Co. Realty
Seaviews N
Fashftea Conn
Ambrose A Johnson
Conn
Joby Smith
Stratford
T. Leo Lalley
Ambrose
S Jonnson
Albert EB. Wright
Rae
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California Petroleum
Union Oil of California
New Yorke Central
Southern Pacific
North Western
Chesapeake and Ohio
Ballcmort
Oak
Reading
Lackatyanna
Missouri Pacific
Wesvern
Pacific
Norfolk
Sti
Quling Tate
Flere
France
Bridgeport Morris Plan CO
Main ST
Central Indians Power Co
Mtg
Calleble
City of
Ynéishapolia
Facianz
Connecticut
Telephoia Noble
William R. Bull
First National Bank Bldg
Fon m
Geological Survey
W. J. Wellman & Co
Polpwing
Squid
SiSkso Opyright
Isa
Ane
Ince Service
Ron
Bales
Syre
Fairfield
Biscuit Company
Quen
Lowy
Albany
Tillsbeigh
Balthmers
Rochester
Forun
Briemenort
Springfield
Barttera Buss
Lebanon
Rentan Palladelphia
Wilmington
Atlante
Solumnus
AU Stod
Tacksonville
Baril Tonlavile
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Lea
Lavy
Adams
BSA
NU Ar
Toh T. Pil
Ain
Fis
Gultia
du Pont
Kelly
Lima
Ae ‘Mackay
Macyeen
teeSiapore
Nat Lea
Nort Am
Nortis Pac
SRO
Otia Steel
Pacific Oi
Ois
Prekard Lot Tae
Asrow
Astary
Piptely’ Witt
Bay
Alan Oil
Oo Studetak
Texas Co
Texas
Ant
United Drug. Ag
Guaranty & Trust Company
Main Street
Ask
Ibem
Real Laue and
Insuteaopel
Winkare
State
Bridgeport,Conn
Standard Oil Pipe Line Co’s
Standard Oil Group
Winkelman
Post-Telegram
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