New York Reserve Bank rediscount rate increased
New York February 21. The rediscount and advances rate rose from 4 to 4 1/2 percent. Federal Reserve Bank of New York sent notice to member banks in the second district. Move aligns with open market rates rising in recent weeks and follows advisory council action in Washington.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
Advisory Council of the
Federal Reserve System
Washington
San Francisco
Hoston Federal Reserve Bank
Greck
Federel Reserve Bank
Money Market Report From New York Feb 21
Call money firm at 5 1/2 with rising rate at 5, closing bid 5 and offer 5 1/4. Last loan 5. Call loans against acceptances 4 1/2.
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New York
Stores for Rent and Misc Classified Notices in City
Mixed classified items list rental spaces in a millinery store area with a ladies shop at 72645 paper. Also rental ad for corner Lafayette and Alen Streets plus inquiries to Mrs. 114 Bender. Includes clairvoyant ad and typewriter sales and service, auto livery rental, and a young man seeking room and dinner with a private family on North Ave and North Main St. Noble 2094.
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Lafayette & Alen Sts
Bender
Lafayette St
Vinity North
Bonds Irregular U S Loans Heavy Industrials Mixed
Heavy trading in New York bonds features strong Czechslovakian and Mexican issues while U S government issues rise. Mexican 4s and 5s gain over a point ahead of expected deposits, Liberty 1 1 2 per cent bonds offer activity, and railroad mortgages show mixed movement. Total sales reach about 14.95 million, with Illinois Central and Winnipeg Railway issues heavily oversubscribed.
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New York
U.S
Sigek Exchange
Fate
Teague
New Republic
Weatuhest
Lorro Dietasco &S
General Electric
Cibacuenur
Illinois Central Railroad
Winnipeg Hailway
Grain market shows wheat slips and mixed corn
Wheat futures eased to about 5 1 2 cents lower with May near 1.19 6 to 1.19 3 4 and July around 1.15 3 8 to 1.16 1 2 as eastern demand remains weak and Atlantic Gulf clearances are absent. Corn finished down about 38, with oats steady, while provisions rose modestly amid firmer feeder and hog values and renewed bull pressure on lard.
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Chicago
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Liverpool
United States
Argentine
Canada
Europe
Argentina
Westernkansas
Nebraska
CURB MARKET NOTES ON A BRISK SESSION AT NEW YORK
State ad vanting tendency resumed on the Club Exchange amid a holiday week. Trading featured Cleveland Motor, Future and Western Mining, and Standard Oils with strong demand and new highs. Mohican Copper and Silver Queen showed continued lift while Continental Mines reported buoyant Kirkland Lake values.
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York
Cleveland Motor
Wee Ek
Cary
Western Mining
Galerie Signal Hed
Jstandard
Vore Active
Astréam Mutual
Gull and
Mauinroth
Mohican Copper
Continental Mines
Kirkland Lake
Ronda Vere
Dier seeks bail reinstatement in grand larceny case
Dier, formerly of a brokerage firm, faces seven counts of grand larceny and nine for bucketing. He applied for bail reinstatement and was granted 1000 bail after the National Surety Company took over the bonds following notice from the Bidel Deposit Company of Maryland that they would cancel the bond already furnished.
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Mey York
Imere
di Bier & Come
Ponny
Banks Brokbrs
Bidel Deposit Company of
Maryland
National Surety Company
Pre-Holiday Trading Duller as Bears Acted in Market
New York February 21 Pre holiday trading dull with bulls active mainly in high priced rails textiles and utilities while industrials led by textiles and public utilities. Total day sales 1,167,000 shares with numerous issues trading above and below par amid profit taking and cautious money conditions.
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New York
Toda
Atlantic Coast
IL. & MN
Substantial January export rise signals recovery
Washington reports January exports of manufactured goods farm products raw materials and miscellaneous commodities worth 539 million dollars. The 21 percent rise over January 1922 reflects growing demand abroad as American industry reopens. Forecasters expect February to show further gains and a potential revival to prewar levels.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Americcan
Commerce Department
Wil
Realty Records Mortgage Deeds and Quiet Claiments
Mortgage deeds list transfers to City National Bank and The Bridgeport Trust Company, with properties on Goodman Street, Tigh amd Avenue, Cottage Avenue, and Bassichk Avenue. Also includes numerous quiet title and warranty deeds, with new owners and listed properties across Bridgeport and surrounding streets.
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Joseph Lang
City National Bank
Goodman Sreen
Joseph Lacug
Abraham Sanees Yeally
Goodman Street
Lon
Tsnae Pellain
Calumbus Pinanen Corporation
Tigh
Amd
Rooe
Margaret Broughan
Bridgeport ‘Trust Company
Oy Jutan Kish
Stephen Kish
Bassichk
Agnes
Theyle
Anne J Drew Miller
Aldine Aves
Nue
Nutoteg Avenue
Norkand
Overland
Bridgeport Trust
Realty
Cotuige
Trace
Dewhirst Airy
Marie
Nolan
Floyd
Bridgeport
Marris van
Marie W Nolan
Scheble
WW. Johnson
Boston Avenue
Warratty Deeds
Carmelo Cannizzrra
Leon Butfurini
Norman Street
Title Guaranty & Trust Company
Main Street
Foreign exchange markets show mixed European gains
Sterling strength led early trade in New York while several European currencies posted modest gains. The market featured firmer sterling against the dollar, with other shares, bonds, and exchange rates uneven across major centers such as Antwerp Vienna Stockholm Oslo and Christiania.
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Web.h
Antwerp
Vienna
Crown
Stockholm
AA Christiana
Copenhagen
Switzeland CF
Spain
Berlin
Onayk
Dairy and egg market report from New York and Wisconsin
Market notes show butter and creamery products with price ranges from 6b to 32 for extracts and 44 for loaf. State dairy tubs and fresh extras rise while whole milk fats run 26 to 28 with lower grades 24 to 26. Eggs trade strong with nearby whites 50 and firsks up to 41, coastal whites 43 to 46 and firsts 42 to 46.
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New York
Wisconsin
Fancy Young Americas
Ground broken for New Haven Dairy Plant on River Road site
The New Haven Dairy Company has broken ground on a large land plot at Railroad Avenues and Garden streets for a new plant. Piling will be driven for the foundation as soft mud was found a few feet down in soundings, delaying anticipated July occupancy by five months. Local firms will participate in construction and related projects.
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New Haven Dairy Company
Railroad Avenues
Metal Market New York Prices Rise and Hold Steady
Copper electrolytic spot and futures quoted 16 1 8 to 16 1 4. Tin firm with spot near 43.12 and futures 43.37, No 1 northern 29.00 to 31.00, No 3 northern 27.60 to 29. No 2 southern 34.00 to 26.60, head steady, spot 8.00 to 4.25. Zinc quiet East St Louis spot and nearby delivery 7.38 to 7.40. Antimony, snot, 7 12.
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New York
Rio
Sm. & Cotton
Miduplands
Tns
Arm Tel & T
le Hood
Wisean
Tavis Chem
BR Aly
Freishman
Fay Tso Hous
T &R
Lehigh Valley
Louis & Nash
Miami
NOT & M
Rand
Pacific Bay
Okla P & Ref
Otis Steel
Owen Battle
Prcific Devel
Fackard Motors
AB Brayn Pan Ameri
Pan Am
Pennesylvania
Penn Sea Stlwns &, Ag
Pere Marty
Ph Coe
ATV
Omy Pullman Inn
Ats Bay
Sinclair
Anna Sq
Dann Weber Ng Ng Pem
Margo Tox
West Naryland
Oal Lani White Hagle
Woodworth
Fron
Northern
Southern
East T
Louis
British Debt Settlement Seen as Global Economic Breakthrough
Charles M. Schwab hailed the British debt agreement with America as the greatest constructive international achievement of modern history. He told American newspaper men in London that the accord would bolster European economies and show the solvability of the German reparations issue if leaders genuinely cooperate.
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London
America
Reparations Plan Outlined by Mr Schwab
A businesslike proposal urged by Mr Schwab calls for a neutral international commission of disinterested economists to inspect Germany and decide a definite payment. A supervising commission would audit budgets and expenditures to ensure funds go to reparations, followed by an international loan to stabilize German industry.
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Schwab
Germany
Economic figures show dramatic shifts from 1992 to today
A fragmentary report notes gross earnings rising from about 386 000 in 1992 to around 51 000 000 000, and electric generation output near 45 000 000 000 kilowatts an increase of roughly 200 percent over two years. It lists addresses in Ridgeport New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh with unclear contact details.
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Win Ag
N.Y
Tor Exchane
Fairfield Ave
Christian
Aeis
WOOST
DAVIS
MAW
U. S
Man St
District OF Bridgeport
Charles Schmid
Court of Probate
Jacob Reh
Shetlon Stee
Milton J. Lyon
NBS
Anna Teu
Thorupsan St. Wort Woumibull
Beach, Milford
Nutige
Ieraene
Wirela
Fin
Sec
Dier
Stromberg
Louisville & Nashville
Steel
Baldwin
Studebaker
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Jeas
Bosch Magneto
Spicer
Stewart Warner
Alimbey
Wiechaiea Stora Batery
American Agri-cultura
Chemical
Davison
la Isucs
South Porle
Cuba
Tabu
Tircarding
United Deus
Kapeney
Lars Shanaan
Gant
Connecticut Light and Power
Devon
Norwaky
Estes
Tity Comysaty
CIA i Tarchy United
Howe
Park City
Tia
Aimestean
Davart
Piast
C. Durent
Trinain
Mote Inc
Ens
Tire Capital
Americana
Torient
Marlin Company
Marlin-Rockwell Coronration
Te Martin
Hondking & Allen Company
Norwich
Marlin
Hopkins & Allen
Metal Market
C. M. Schwab
Tech
Martel
Mary
Ontaher
George Washington
STATE
Ana
Kansas Gas & Electric Company
Kansas
American Power & Light Company
Electric Bond & Share Company
American Power &Light Company
Hincks Bros. & Co
Main St
Bridgeport, Conn
Clottric Power and Light Industry
Hemphill, Noyes ,& Co
New York Stock Exchange
John Street
Ridgeport Telephone
Barnum
Philadelphia
Pittupurgh
Angeles
Degal Ries
Barntin
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Roun
Palrfield Ave
Frederick R. Fish & Co
Certified Public Accountants
Meigs
Conn
Noble
New England Equity Corporation
State Street
Nettleton CO
Orange Street
New Haven
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