Stock Market Falls Amid Tight Money Conditions
New York reports a desultory session with overall declines as lighter money and tax transfers dampened trading. Weakness spanned motors, shippings, and allied issues, though late call money eased from 9 to 6 percent and some gains appeared at the close. total sales reached 94,000 shares with bond activity unusually extensive.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
United States Supreme Court
America
Congress
Kelly
Chase
Whith Motors
Liberty
Victory
Register Marks or Lose Rights
Rio de Janeiro December report urges American merchants and manufacturers to register trade marks in Brazil promptly. The American chamber notes Brazilian law is burdensome and flawed for foreign interests, with unauthorized local registrations spurring reform efforts now before Congress. Ownership hinges on registration and becomes incontestable after six months.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Dec
Brazil
American Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Association of
Congress
Associated Press
Winter wheat acreage shows great decrease in US
Washington December 15 reports from the department of agriculture indicate a sharp fall in winter wheat acreage this fall totaling 38,770,000 acres, down 11,719,000 from 1918 but still the fourth largest on record. Rye planting also declined to 5,530,000 acres, down 1,702,090 from last year, with December 1 crop condition at 95.2 percent of normal.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
France to spend eight billion francs on U S goods
Paris reports that France will spend 8,000,000,000 francs in the United States next year on wheat, cotton, oats, coal, and machinery, according to engineer Schneider who just returned from a government mission to the U S. Hot lunches are now served in ten rural schools in Riverside County, improving health and contentment among pupils. Fireless cookers aid the meals with farm bureau support in some districts. Washington states a 1919 apple crop of 19,135,000 bushels, up about 20,000,000 from last year, while Idaho also reports a bumper apple crop hindered by car shortages.
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Paris
France
United States
Tougene Schneider
Redding
Cal
Farm Bureau
Spokane
Wash
Washington
Federal Bureau of Crop
Idaho
Realty Records Quilt Deeds and Leases in Bridgeport Area
Real estate transfers list numerous warranty and mortgage deeds in Bridgeport and Southport, including Albert Voigt to William Moffittard and Hannah Westland to Frank Remilin, with parcels on Grand View park Tuxedo park and Grant street. Also notes administrator deeds, mortgages, and a 17 year moving picture theatre lease on Stratford avenue with specified rent terms. Cotton market report follows with irregular fluctuations and port statistics.
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Albert Voigt
William H. Moffit
Ard
Grand View Park
Hannah M. Westland
Frank Remilin
Tuxedo Park
Bridgeport
Robert Link
Really
Grant Street
George H. Zink, Jr
Charles F. “Ink
Henry Dorkin
Dominic Torrillo
Beardsley Street
Newfield Avenue
James HH. Waynad
Ey. Gottlieb
Clinton and
Hrailroad Avenues
Horence N. Anderson
Oliver C. Lhuillier
Federal Street
Paul Goldberg
Hyman Moskowitz
Atelia M. Rehill
Lenn M. Mee Imosh
Willam
Mary J. Lally
Manhattan Avenue
Spargo
Mary EK
Lally
Bridgeport Land and Tithe Company
Wilbur R. Jones
Thenox Avenue
John J. Jackson
Arthur C. Gibson
Colorado Avenue
George I
Katherine W. Wood
Robert la Zink
Deacon Street
Bridgeport Land and Title Company
Lenox Avenue
Stanislaw Markonis
Wladyslaw Markonis
Gregory Street
Mary E. Lally
People's Savings Bank
Mary E. Corbett
Winter
Bridgeport Trust Company
Rank Petrilla
Jefferson Street
Netta Graves
Lomas and
Netleton Company
Capitol Avenue
Dominic Torrilo
Oliver C. Shuiller
Florence M. Anderson
Morris Krentzman
Hermandiacs
Alfred Street
Olga Turkovich
Anna Turkovvich
Sigmund Leewith
William Hy
Kelsey
Charron Street
Salvatore Secaduto
Bigmund
William H. Kelsey
Adolph B. Reich
David Feuer
Moving Picture Theatre
Stratford Avenue
Wilmot
Carroll Avenue
Dry goods market report from New York shows steady prices
The Dec 15 dispatch notes cotton goods quieter with prices steady Yarn markets firm and buoyant. Shipments of merchandise were pushed actively.
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New York
Liberty bonds end prices from New York report
Final prices on Liberty bonds today in New York show varied yields across series. Three 1-28 bonds closed at 99.14, First 40 at 93.08, Second 42 at 93.82, First 4 1-48 at 93.80, Second 4 1-45 at 91.86, Third 1-4s at 98.88, Fourth 4 1-3s at 91.72, Victory 3-4s at 58.94, and Victory 4 3-45s at 99.90.
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Int. Corp
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Chandler Motors
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Wil, & Wig
Gen. Motors
Goodrich Co
Northern
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Lonia & Nash
Gehigh Valley
Motors
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Missouri Pac
Miami
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Ohio Cities
Ye Pan
Pet
Pierce Arrow
Pierce
Peoples Gas
Utah Copper
West
Union Tel
Westing
Maryland
Lady Willys Overland
New York
Coffee futures rise with light offerings in New York
In New York on December 16 the coffee market edged higher as buying remained quiet while Brazil and sterling exchange steadied. European buyers were limited, with December at 14 67, January 14.85, March 16.17, May 15.88, July 15.60, September 15.33 as listed.
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New York
Brazil
Sterling Exchange
Pacific Coast Development funds Chinese loan plan
The Pacific Coast Development Company announced a $6,500,096 loan to the Chinese Government as part of its newly formed Chinese American bank with $10,600,000 capital, half funded by Chinese interests. Mrs Mary J Williams died suddenly of heart disease in a Hartford store on Asylum Street today.
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BANK
NEW York
Pacific Coast Development Company
Stor
Hartford
Mary J. Williams
Hockanam
East Hartford
Asylum Street
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