Savings Banks Deposits In U S Reach Record 6 5 Billion
Washington December reports to the Federal Reserve Board show savings bank deposits in the United States at about 6.5 billion dollars, a record high with steady growth since January. The balance rose from 6.196 billion on January 1 to 6.376 billion by April 1 and to 6.659 billion by September 1, marking a nine percent rise over the previous year.
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RV Ralph FL Couch
Washington
Dec
Olars
Suvinas
Unea
Federal Reserve Board
Redhat
United States
Stock Market Curbs Rise Amid Afternoon Selloff Drag
GURB MARKET New York December reports a curb market rebound with early gains trimmed by late selling. Oil shares led with Carib Syndicate hitting new yearly highs, while Huntbie Prairie Oil & Gas Northern Pips and Pana-Mex Fuel rose 1 to 2 3-2 points. Nebraska Standard 651 jumped, Shun & Finch gained, Centrifugal Fast Iron Pipe fell 3 points, Wrigley stock and Radio Corporation eased on heavy turnover. Ford of Camus declined amid the day’s mixed action.
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New York
Carib Syndicate
Huntbie
Prairie Oil & Gas
Northern Pips
Standard
Nebraska
Shun & Finch
Wrigley New Stock
Radio Corporation
Ford
Camus
Pornix
Stock Market Irregular Amid Profit Taking On Erie Rise
Heavy buying of Erie railroad shares helped lift the market with gains of one to nearly six points, though profit taking trimmed advances in the afternoon. Van Sweringen interests denied control talks as Erie reached multi year highs, while Western Pacific and Denver Rio Grande prospects influenced sentiment. Woolworth spurted close to six points before giving back gains and call money held at 4 1/2 percent.
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Erie Railroad
Tedendlook
House of Representatives
Erie
First National Bank
van Swertheen
Cleveland
van Sweringen
Wastern Paclle
Inversite Coummeres Commission
Denver & Rio Grande
Southern Railway
St. Louis South- Western
U. S. Steel Common
Baldwin, Stude, Baker
American’ Can
Maxwell Motors
Studebaker
Mack Trucks
Schulte
American Sugar
Famous Pilvers
Topacca
American Radiator
Five Corporations Grant Extra Holiday Dividends
Five corporations announced extra dividends to stockholders today amid holiday payments. Plectric Storage Imattery declares an extra $1 on common stock, with preferred convertible to common at a share for share basis, applying to this extra as well. Elliott Fisher Co. approves $1.40 extra on both common and common stocks, plus a $1.75 quarterly on preferred. American Snuit Co. grants 2 percent extra on common and 3 percent quarterly on common, plus 1.5 percent on preferred. GW Heine Co. declares 7 percent extra on common and 0.75 percent quarterly on common and 1.25 percent on preferred. Thaltsburg Plate Glass Co. votes an extra 5 percent with quarterly 3 percent on payable dates. London advices note Anglo-American Oil interim dividend of 3 percent at 23 cents in the United States, tax-free.
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New York
Plectric Storage Imattery Company
Elliott Fisher Co
American Snuit Company
Algo
Ieferreg
GW. Heine Co
Enutl
Thultsburgh Plate Glass Company
Payabla Dee
Cormpan
Utah-Apex Mining Company
Boston
Tao No Weden
London
Anglo-American Oil Company
England
United States
Injunction Halts Proceedings in A. B. Bankruptcy Case
An injunction halting proceedings in the American and British company of ig city was signed by Judge Jonny & Knox in New York City and filed with Referee John Meoga. Issued at the behest of the New India Quick Silver Mining Co of Colorado, it bars a claim of 1,845,560.05 against the company while the mining firm questions the legality of the petition, arguing the company did no business six months prior and Bridgeport is its legal place of business.
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Bridgeport
Real Estate Mortgage and Warranty Deeds Listed Across City
A scanned notice itemizes numerous mortgage deeds and related realty transfers. Names include Maex Stein, Mors Rome, Glara Granius Nuvee, M. Alice Geuit, Petrucci, Fidelity Loon, Della Dotad, Minnie, Rogie Akapezynast, Dennis W. Coughils, Michael and Rosis Shepezynakl, Mechanica and Warmers Savloga Banks, Jon J. Greenwood, William Casing, Dore W. Whitney, Prank J. Graham, Krane Graham, Abe Ganda comimary, and others. Properties appear on Wood Avenue, Water Street, Berkshire Avenues, Broadway, William Street, Beachview Avenue, Seabright Avenue, and Bury Road. Amounts range from small sums to 25,000 dollars.
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Maex Stein
Mors Rome
Fenty
Wood Avenia
Glara Granius
M. Alice Geuit
Water Street
Fingle Petrucci
Fidelity Loon
Saree Realty
Berkshire Avenues
Unt
Pense Della Dotad
Minnie
W. Hall
Broadway
Michael
Rogie
Clalin Peel
Jon J. Greenwood
William Casing
Dore W. Whitney
Tultua Nulleray
Patrick Graham
Prank J. Graham
Beachview Avenue
Krane Graham
Willam Jea Wire
Bury Road
Abraham
Ganda Comimary
M. Alles Goult
Abe Granning
Seabright Avenue
Peon
Wantie W
Coughlin
Mictead
Moysie Skaponyuxhi
William Street
Dennis W
Rosie Skapexnel
William Wetreet
Money market notes in New York report
A December money market update from New York shows call money trading high at 4 2 2, low at 4 2 2, with bids and acceptances involving notable names and institutions. The closing rates and next day expectations are noted alongside liquidity cues from federal activities.
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New York
Dec
Aed
Howland Company Buys Newspaper Building
The Howland Dry Goods company purchased the property formerly held by Limes Publishing on Hatzfeld Avenue from Schnee and Schnee Realtors. Town records show the site with a frontage of Lifest and plans for future usage, bought for about $100 with assumed related encumbrances.
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Mowland Dry Goods Company
Limes Publishing Company
Hatzfeld
Schnee
Foreign exchange moves amid London Baldwin bets and cotton decline
In New York Foreign exchange traders cited English buyers abroad lifting sterling to 4.39 1 2 and easing to 4.30 1 4 as British premier Baldwin’s potential return in tomorrow's elections boosted confidence. Cotton prices fell while European currencies fluctuated with franc, guilders and par value moves noted amid global market reactions.
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Rlge
Baldwin
Lomorrow
Liverpool
Waders
Alyy
Yeaterday
Holland
BRTA
Ceria
Parla
Antwerp
Anomcardaen Calder
Copenhagen
Sciexerland
Spain
Jean Doller
Wheat futures retreat as bears weigh demand and tariff signals
Wheat futures eased after a three day advance amid mixed demand signals and expectations of a U S tariff inquiry. Corn weakened slightly while oats held firm and provisions fluctuated, with rainfall and shipping delays blurring near term prospects for the new crop.
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Chilago
Dac
United States
Bears
Commodity Prices New York Markets Close Mixed
New York December 1 prices for grains livestock and softs show mixed moves. Wheat futures rose while spot wheat and corn held firm volatility in cotton and sugar offered limited gains. Refined notes include cattle and rubber benchmarks and copper and silver futures with varied spot levels.
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Vollawink
Aparisan
Itorationa
Family
Palleve
Narinera
Sarthern
Routhern
Cattan
Miduplands
Boston and Maine Railroad Granted $7,000,000 Loan
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a seven million dollar loan to the Boston and Maine railroad. Of the total, 3,056,000 will fund repairs and rebuilding of rolling stock, 1,100,000 for new equipment, and 2,458,000 for improvements to roadways and structures. The commission said the expenditure is needed and the railroad has no other government borrowing option. The road had originally sought 13,000,000.
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Waslingson
Treasury
Boston and Maine Railroad
Intergate Commerce Commission
Boston and Maine
Cotton market swings on rumors and rain impacts
The cotton market opened sharply lower by 80 points before a rally amid rumors of larger than expected ginning figures around 3,085 bales for the period. Prices swung with short covering and profit taking, ending down about five dollars per bale as rains affected western states and forecasts called for more wet weather. Quotations from the private wire show opening and close values on the session date.
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Ufraeh, Lilienthal and Company
Bond Activity in Railroad Issues Drives Market Decline
New York reports a fairly active bond market led by railroad mortgages especially low priced issues. Erie issues propelled the rise with many liens hitting new yearly highs. Denver Rio Grande bonds held demand abroad, up about 1.34 points, while older four percent railroad issues gained fractions. Foreign purchases and Christmas demand supported firmer prices across issues.
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New York
Erie
Tredrrs
Akagle
Tony
United States
Gfidertone
Federal Reserve Bank Stockholders Meet in Boston
A historic Boston gathering of Federal Reserve Bank stockholders opened under W G Harding with nearly 600 delegates from 425 member banks of the New England district. Temporary committees were made permanent, and new officers and regional successors will be elected at the states’ bankers associations conventions.
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Federal Reserve
E. A. Onthank
Safety Fund National Bank
Firehbure Eal M. Sperry
Thirst| National Bank
Et Tarford
Conn
Ehusetts
Wey Hampsnake
Vermont
Copneitout
Maine
Rhode Island
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