Stock market ends oscillating session with gains and losses
Irregular trading in New York stocks shows mixed advances from 3 to 7 points while several issues drop 1 to 4 points. Bearish news dominates with high call money and large loan calls. Sterling hits 4.73 1 8, a peak since 1919, as France debt concerns and German actions temper sentiment. rails weaken while industrials drift downward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Telegram
Richard Spillane
New York
Kalloan
General Electric Gains 1061 Points on NYSE
General Electric stock sold at 37 on the New York Stock Exchange, completing a rise of 106 in the low price range. The active trading continued a movement since last June, with Wall Street rumors of a stock split and distribution of surplus denied by company officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Electric
New York Stock Exchange
Wal Steet
Poultry Market Ruling Firmer Eggs Are Steadier
New York report notes firmer poultry market with steady egg prices across varied grades. Broilers and chickens show price ranges from 34 to 87 cents per pound in places, while milk and fruit markets also reflect stability, with white and brown eggs holding steady and mixed poultry classes listing modest gains or steadiness.
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New York
Brotlers
Eximaa
Ladlen
Denver
Wiscongin
Young Americas
Kors
Micket
Hermindas Jersey & Southern
OMIRY
Liberty Bonds and United States Debt Entry Noted
Fragmentary OCR shows figures and names likely relating to Liberty Bonds and United States debt entries. Readable items include numbers resembling bond values and a possible name Lois Leorgty, with scattered references to dates or identifiers. Overall content is incomplete and uncertain but centers on Liberty Bonds and U.S. securities.
Dairymen's League Buys New Property
In New York on December 29 the Dairymen's League Association announced the purchase of the lust iness and properties of the W. AE Koeans Deiry company, retailers in Kingston counties. The move is described as a strategic acquisition announced here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. AE Koeans Deiry Company
He Dairymen
Lee
State Treasurer Seeks Receiver For Traction 60
New London Dec 2 Pro: Closure of a mortgage of 875000 secured by all property of the company has been brought by the State Treasurer Anson T McCook at the Groton and Stonington Street Railway and Traction companies, in default returnable before the Superior court on Tuesday January ? The action was precipitated by vote of a majority of holders of the first mortgage bonds secured by the mortgage executed July 8 1904 transferring title to all property to Henry H Gallup then State Treasurer as Trustee for the bondholders The complaint asks a receiver to take over operation of the road pending hearing of the action and for foreclosure of the mortgage and in case of default by the companies in payment of principal sum
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Anson T. McCook
Groton and
Stonington Sire Railway and Traction Companies
Iink Dil
Tuly
Henry H. Gallup
Waller, Walley, Averr and Gallup
Apment Cas
Rand
Maschusetts
Rhode
New Haven Hailroad Company
Connecticut
Alite
D& Rectos
Ite Rai
Associade
Itm
New Haven Railroad
Leveal
Ite
Fortt
Omingrom
Lesurarce
Redken
Lye
Duat Tai
Kangportation
Ft Ta
Strike Ranks Broken Miners Back on Jobs
In Scranton Pennsylvania a force of miners from Pennsylvania Coal returned to work today, cutting the 11,000 anthracite workers’ strike started November 25 over grievances. About half of 1,200 employed at Underwood Collery resumed duty as part of the first ranks ending. New York reports clearing data with large exchange balances and Federal Reserve credit figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Dee
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Underwood Cullery
Growth of Farmers Cooperative Buying Across Regions
A historical look shows cooperative buying and selling by farmers rising sharply from 1914 to 1915, with New England and the South forging ahead. Measured dollar totals, regional gains, and state highlights illustrate the spread of cooperative associations and substantial increases in exchange value nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joer
New England
Ace Lions
Foreign influence starts reactions in bond market
New York December 29 bond prices fell under broad selling and profit taking as money rates rose and stock market unsettlements weighed on sentiment. European government bonds eased amid concerns over Allies delaying Cologne evacuation and France funding its debt to the United States. French loans fell from issues, while German and railroad bonds showed mixed weakness. Copper stocks advanced on profit taking, and a $43.007 million Saar Basin loan deal was closed with plans for a $10 million Krupa loan and $910 million West Virginia Coal and Coke issue to follow. Public offering of ten year bonds expected after year start.
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New York
Cologne
Germany
Prance
United States
Geman
Chesapeake and Onlo
Peoria
New Haven
France
St. Paul
Kanes
Chilefis
Magma
American
Searbruegken
Saar Basin
West Virginia Coat and Coke 68
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York markets
The New York foreign exchange market shows steady quotations across currencies. Rates listed include Britain at 472 13-16 demand and 474 1-16 cables, France at 5.40 1-2, Germany and Denmark around 40 and 17.72 respectively, plus Italy 4.24 and Sweden 26, with multiple minor currencies and regions cited.
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New York
Real
Britain
France
Bai
Tolland
Norwa
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greene
Volang
Ceecho
Slovakia
Metal Market New York Summary of Metals Prices
Metal market reports from New York on Dee 29 show upper firm activity in derio ly tics with spot and futures for tin quoted at 49.12. Iron remains steady with No 1 Northern around 25.00 and No 2 Northern near 23.6. Lead and zinc prices steady in St Louis and other lines show spot values from 7.80 for zinc and antimony at 17.00.
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Stromberg
Studebrker
Texas Co
Tex Pac
Tex P Co& O
Tex
Timken R
Icu
Underwood
United
Alles
Indus
Saog Fees Wb
Ain Ugar
Sm & Ee
RRO TS Steel
US Steel P
Utah Secur
Tobun
ATL & A
Wheel & L E
Austin
Willya
Balti & Oh
Hin & T
M&a
M& St
Sen
Cuba
Wats
Dupont
East Kodak
At & Inday
Rie Ton Ag
M & Sopher
Fleischmann
Feundkitlion Gyay
Gimbel
Keily
Kenneroit
Jdud Kinney
Valle
Lig & My
Loews Inc
Mack Treng
Af Hinson
Elsy
Roe
Maracaibo
Marine
Ang Bhan Marine
Marland
Max
Bony
Yoon
Kk & T
Trower
Atty Afta
Tou Moon
Tilse
Ayer
Nyo& Hye
North Am
North Pac
Pan Am
EL Ro Co
Pullman Punta Sin
Vu Healey
Corp
G & Bs
New York
Pitta
Ag Iron
Dee
Spot
Iron Steady
Northern
Southern
St. Louis
Kingston Company Opens Local Office In Security Building
The F. & Kingston company, a firm handling high grade public utility securities with offices in New Haven and branches in Hartford, Meriden, New London, Danbury and Middletown, opens a local office in the Security building on Main Street. Harold Greeley and Guy Perry will jointly manage this office, closely aided by Edwin S. Mord, the Park City representative, as the Kingston firm expands its operations in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. &. Kingston + company
Hartford
Meriden
Nesy London
Danbury
Middletown
Main Street
Harold &. Greeley
Bridgeport
Guy Perry
Kingston Orion
Edwin S. Mord
Park City
Kingston Company
Messrs
Cheeley
Perry
Greeley
New Haven
F. E. Kingston Company
Barnum
Harold S. Greeley
Guy T. Perry
Edwin S. Hurd
Messrs. Greeley
Money market report mentions renewed rates and notes
A terse financial update discusses high ring rate shifts, closing terms, and collateral adjustments. It mentions 80 to 99 days, a 1 2/10 percent figure, and prime commercial paper around 22.14 percent, with references to Joan and auroplances in a market context.
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York
Timone Stone
Joans
Auroplances
Towetwall
Manufacturers Help Float New Haven Railroad Bonds
Connecticut manufacturers endorse a plan to refinance the New Haven Railroad ahead of April 1, 1925 debt maturities. A special committee, including Henry B. Sargent and E Kent High Band, prepared a six percent secured bond issue with a sinking fund. The plan aims to protect industry dependent on the railroad for materials and distribution, with strong early subscription interest from banks and corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Connecticut
New England
Manufacturers Association of Connecticut
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Manufacture Association
New Haven Company
New Haven Road
Henry B. Sargent
Sargent and Company
E. Kent Highband
Hartford
J. Arthur Atwood
Wauvegan Company
Wauvegan
George T. Kimball
American Hardware
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Mimms Petroleum
Surstiah
Cotton
Om Tour
Boars
Fes
Fidelity Loan Corp
Middle St
Cor. John
Plaza
John
Valt Ste
Guaranty & Trust Company
Conn
Lois Leorgty
Dairy Men’s League
America
Yeaur
Frank E. Baker
Emeral Savatience
Etter
Stratfield Hotel
Traction 60
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank
Farm Association Business
Gleabona
Arkansas
Luhopp
Heven
Renigio
Tennessee
Migatval Pry
Alabama
Atlantiy
Wexboard
Pensylvania
Middle Western
North Atlante
South
Wem
Feee
Derren
Italy
Dei
Belgium
Iugoslavia
Austria
Trowmania
Argentina
Brasil
Tokio
Montreal
Metal Market
Harold $. Greeley
State Association
Treasury
Washington
Unitee States Treasury
The
F. E. Kingston Co. Public Utility Securities
Temple Street
Lewis Street
Morris Plan Bank
Bank Street
Hawley Agee
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