Stocks Fall After Allied Premiers Conference Breakup
New York stocks moved unevenly and then declined after news of a break up of the Allied Premiers conference on reparations. Heavy selling hit many issues though U S Steel rose briefly to 108 3 4, closing around 107 1 4. Oil and railroad shares fluctuated with Royal Dutch, California Petroleum, Baldwin Locomotive, and Pullman among the notable movers. Call money opened at 4 percent, easing to 3 1 2 percent as banks prepared to withdraw 40 million from district deposits.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Ooo
Steel Corporation
Royal Dutch Company
Royal Dutch
General Aswhalt
Cosden
Pacific Oi
Phillips Petroleum and Producers & Refiners
California Petroleum
Pan-American
Petrotelin & Cratsgert Company Heldt
California
Baldwin
Pullman
Haldwin
Inter
Pujiman
Lama
Jeweer
Nut
Stude- Laker
Chandler
Stewart Warner
Willys Overland
St. Pau
New Yorks
Canadian Pacific
Illinois
Gentral
Missouri Pacific
Point Tower
Pressed Steel Car
American Woolsen
American Tobacco
Corn Products
North American
Continental Can
Associated Oil
Republic Steel
Call Money
Seren Hy
Tiny Adans
Aio Ajax
Robbie Libyh
Jatsway
Amy Lagers
Toco
San Shear
Whyghes
Ohio
Laas
Alton
UOM&& Vt
Bay
Lhboc Gen Motors
Bfi
Jasp
Lehigh
Alby
Ea Bno
Ea Bno. & W
Mont
North Amer
Ferriss Vain
Studebs
Foreign exchange drops after Allied talks breakup
New York January 4 Foreign exchange markets hardened as news spread that the Allied premiers conference had ended without agreement. The demand for sterling fell from 4.65 1 3 to 4.64 3 8, French francs to 7.03 1 2, Belgian francs to 6.57, Italian lira to 0.10 1 2, and German marks hovered just under 3 1 4 cents per hundred.
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New York
Paris
Antwerp
Amsterdam
Genoa
Vienna
Stockholm
Acno Christiania
Bag Copenhagen
Switzerland
Spain
Bertin
Mark
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices in City
Died notices from Worcester Hartford New Haven and Detroit list names Lewis Amp her Jane M. Dana William Chapman Mary J. Glennon Annie Stuart Thomas J. Imiley Edward W Lee John Knight Vicenty Perry and others with funeral details including dates January 4 1923 to January 6 1923 times locations and interment sites at Oaklawn Mt Grove St Michael's Lakeview and St Bernard cemeteries along with churches and addresses in Connecticut New York and Michigan observances inviting friends to attend services across several cities.
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Workland
Penn
Davey Street
Mt. Grove Cemetery
Carl
Jane M. Dato
Yous
William
Chapman
Iranistan Ave
Mt. Grove
Glennon
Hartford
Conn
Mary J. Glennon
St. Peter’s Church
St Michael's Cemetery
Knight
John Knight
Hoston Avenue
Lakeview Cemetery
New Haven
Edward W. Lee
Anna Gormley Lee
Farren Avenue
New Slaten
Siose
St. Bernard Cemetery
Perry
Detroit
Mich
Vicetse Sulkiey Merry
John H
Virginia Ty Perry
Southport
Oil Juawea
Ja i
Local Produce Market Reports Mixed Conditions After Snow
Market conditions improved slightly for some fruits and vegetables despite snow disruptions. Apples stay firm with heavier year to date holdings noted by a U S Department of Agriculture report. egg and dairy prices show partial rebounds while beef remains scarce. Listings include wholesale prices for apples cranberries oranges grapefruit vegetables beets cabbage lettuce and more with assorted dairy poultry and livestock figures.
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State Board of Agriculture
U.S. Denarment of Agriculture
Barre
Amber
Ubl
von. Hennery
Mitch Vows
Marines fail to find canaries in the Canaries
In Gibraltar on January 3, the cruiser Pittsburgh Marines report no canaries ashore after visiting Las Palmas. They expected flocks as the islands’ name derives from Canis the Latin for dogs. Marines note there are canaries or none, and families await a bird store visit in the U.S. project.
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Gibraltar
Canaries
Canary Island
Fie Vv. S. Marines
Pittsburgh
Kas Palmas
Ireland
Foreign issues feature in buoyant bond market
The day’s bond activity showed strength amid discouraging political news as foreign government and municipal bonds led gains. Denver & Rio Grande obli gations advanced on refunds and certificates, while New York state savings bank investment rules barely touched quotes. Public utilities and rail issues posted mixed but generally firm moves with notable gains for Remington Arms and Cuba Cane Sugar, offset by losses in Texas & Pacific and Norfolk & Western.
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Stremiaih
Ffyench
Denver
Mortgangey
Coune Rer
Baltimore
New York State
Chicago & Astons
Standard Railroad Ueng
Cuba
Bordeaux
Brooklyn Rapid Transit i
Brooklyn
Hudson
Manhattan
New York
Remington Arms
Otis Steel
Texas & Pacific
St. Paul
New Waver
Norfolk & Western Consolidated
International
Great Northern Adjustment
Norfolk Southern
Cerro de Pasco
Wilson Convertible
du Font
Wickwire Spencer Steel
Realty Records and Quit Claims Amid Whittier Street Deals
Real estate deeds record exchanges involving Charles Furnival City Savings Bank and various parties on Pacific and Whittier streets. Transactions include multiple warranty and quit claim deeds with gains listed from 3 500 to 75 000 and properties on High Main Water and Hancock avenues. Names include The Turney Brothers company Armour & Company John Hrinyo Marguerite Hurley and Joseph Lebovich among others.
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Mom
Feedshe Schwarn $Rothers Company
Charles Birnbaum
Whittier Street
Charles F. Furnival
City Savings Bank
Pacific Avenue
Charles EF. Furnival
City Savings Bank Realty
Pacific Street
Annd
Ft. Dennis
People’s Savings Bank
High Street
Stéfan Vojtek
Michael Valicko
East Main Street
Turney Brothers Company
First National Bank of Bridgeport
Jean L
Warner Anna G. Ballow
Robert L. Shelton
Water Street
Lo! Armour & Company
John Hrinyo
Elizabeth Hrinyo
BATT
Trancock Avenue
Schnee & Schnee, Inc
Hancock Avenue
Margaret
E. Dennis
Ann T. Dennis
Agnes M. Dennis
Allet Dennis
Ann Dennis
Mharres Birnbaum
Schwars Brothers Company
Realty
Joseph J. Dulbro
Joseph A Lebovich
Whiting Street
Marguerite Hurley
Yedith Marlin Wren
Elm Street
Edwin W. Frauenberger
Samuel W. Beach
Francis A. Beach
Main Street
American Bank & Trust Company
Pequonnock Yacht Club, Inc
California Sweet
Bridgenert Savings Bank
Flenpriette Geist
Wheeler Avenue
Michael Boone
Alexander Li
Laney
T Rustee
Werkimer Street
Martin and
Jonne Elly
Garfiald Avenue
Adina Johnson
Hank
Josephine Safford
Connecticut Avenue
Schnee & Schnee, Tne
John Tringe
Elizabeth Hiiuva
Warranty Deeds & Company
Ture Ps Company
Wa- Armour
Brot Ler Street
George B. Thorpe
Thmias A. Iirkham
Really
Afetie Givedt
Klan Condemned Under Compulsion at Armory
In Rochest er New York around January a custodian refused entry to a group saying no more meeting could occur in the state armory unless they opposed the Nuux tla. The Edger Jr. Kepler Garrison and navy wardens faced pressure as authorities condemned the Klan.
Banner Year in History of New York Stock Exchange 1922
The 1922 NYSE saw monthly stock sales averaging 31,7000 shares, the highest on record in American business. After wartime inflation, the market stabilized, with averages showing robust growth versus prewar levels and a notable rise in monthly shares traded across the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Ralph FB. Couch
Washington
New York
Werhhange
Department of Venpmerce
New York Exchange
Industrial milk pools and valuation debates dominate Connecticut industry news
Névy Industrial Liagasine reports on the Manufacturers Association of Connecticut meeting noting pooling plans for milk supplies, dairy product shifts, and earnings. The New Haven road valuation dispute with the state commerce commission unsettles rate-making figures, while Clueti Peabody & Co. prepares mid-month dividend plans reflecting strong profits in 1922.
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Euven
Jn- Commerce Commission
Clueti-Peabody Divend
Clueti, Peabody & Co
Grain market dips on Paris reparations talk and wheat delays
Chicago wheat prices eased unsettled 7-8 cents with May at 1.18 3-4, corn down 7-8 to 1.18 and oats weaker. Foreign holders unloaded amid Paris conference news and unstable exchange, traders sold heavily in the wheat pit while receipts remained high. Provisions weakened as hog values fell and exports softened, with market buyers wary and cautious ahead of possible U.S. reparations dealing.
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Chicago
Paria
Relfies
Fanny Cregus
Washington
Gossy
Europe
Money News Item From New York Markets
A fragmentary market note discusses money and bonds with references to easy gains, high and low quotes, and an offer to call for bonds against acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uroney
Connecticut Leads Nation In Corn Per Acre Yields
Connecticut tops the country in corn yield per acre per USDA data. The statewide ag show at the State Armory in Hartford offers prizes for best white and yellow dent corn, with multiple classes and cash awards. A seed corn promotion by the State Board of Agriculture, Connecticut Dairymen’s Association, and Connecticut State Grange aims to boost seed corn growing and marketing.
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Connecticut
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
State Board At Agriculture
State Armory
Fartlord
Cork
State Board of Agriculture
Ij Vadh Cvision
Linsted
Burreau
Connecticut Dairymen's Associan
Connecticut State Grange
York
New York Dairy and Market Report Harshly Mixed
Unsettled state dairy data shows varied cheese and butter scores, with many grades and terms indicating inconsistent quality. Market notes mention TV market fats and creamery scoring amid fluctuating lows and near highs, with numerous abbreviations and unclear figures.
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New York
Snel Mills
Swift & Co. Reports Record Earnings for Last Year
Swift & Co. earned 13,049,217 for the fiscal year ending November 4, a large rise over the prior year, the company said at its stockholders meeting in Chicago. Gross sales reached 650,000,008. President Louis Swift announced the figures.
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Swift & CO
Chicago
Louis
Swift
Federal Reserve Bank of New York January 3 Close of business
Federal Reserve Bank of New York reports total gold reserves of 984,514,908.68 and total reserves of 1,013,570,037.68. Government War obligations bills discounted 169,094,810.00 and all other bills discounted 15,888,906.69. Open market bills bought 496,873,266. Total assets on hand 458,748, (incomplete) due to formatting. Deposits total 754,454,687.73. Currency in annual circulation 897,950,378.00. Reserve ratio 75.0 percent.
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Snwew York
Federal Gerve Bank of New York
Tatal Dais
An. UN
Blor
Federal bank stock tax bill reported
A report by a Republican senator from Pennsylvania states the bill would tax bank stock to raise about one billion dollars. The proposal aims to enable states to retain proceeds under existing laws, while courts have dealt with related tax questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bank
Wauhtr Geo Nate
Senider Republican
Pennsylvania
Sah
Three killed in Rosewood race riot in Florida
Reports late tonight from federal sources say three whites and two blacks are dead after an outbreak at Rosewood near Surane, Levy County, with several injured as the riot spread through the area.Authorities warned residents to stay indoors as the crisis unfolded in the town three miles from Surane.
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Florida
neBreck
Rosewood
Surane
Levy County
Vate Tofay
Felerlony Frou
Cedi Key
Brophy Estate Bequest To Catholic Charity Reported
The will of John Brophy of Fairfield County is probated with main bequests to Catholic charities. A $3500 gift goes to the Little Sisters of the Poor New Haven while St Mary’s Roman Catholic Charities receives estate funds over $30,000 to establish the Brophy Memorial Fund for a parish school. Executors James Ryan and Paul Connery noted in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Sean. Co
Brophy
James & Ryan
Paul Connery
Reserve Bank Franchise Payment Report Released
The Reserve Bank reports franchise tax payments for 1982 totaling $1,862, or $1, etc. Figures show 121 and 1920 amounts, with SRB.318,510.05 listed and an additional tax of $604,549.37 paid to the Treasury, leaving a balance of $487,098.86.
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Sya
York
Jan
West
Bank of Ney Hats i Pal
United States
Corte Pond
Treasury
Metal Market New York Note Amid Mixed Prices
Market report from New York shows mixed copper and zinc prices with gains in lead and zinc while copper remains steady. Spot prices drift as markets reflect mild demand along the east coast with nearby supplies influencing prices.
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New York
Spo
East Si
Deli Antimeny
Liberty bonds rally amid strong New York trading session
The New York market showed gains as Liberty bonds rose with some issues up to 4 1 4 while others eased. Trading activity centered around 4 1 4s 4th dis and uncalled issues, with totals near 34 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iit
First National Bank Deposits Reach Record High
The latest report from the State Bank Commissioner shows First National Bank leads with deposits around 15,250,008 dollars. The year saw a rise of approximately 2.9 million from 12.2 million last year, with 2 hundred nine dollars in savings. The Hartford Aetna National ranks second in total deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
H. E . A Ce Nys Bank
Tornec
First National
Hartfard-Aetna National
St Bank Comissioner
Cotton Ney Yor Jon Quilet Med July O¢luber
Placeholder text provided appears fragmentary and unclear. No coherent events, names, or dates can be reliably identified for a proper summary card.
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Ney Yor
Jon Quilet
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Bridgeport Telegram
Shorts
Baldwin-Pullman
Boyant
Asia
Bonan Parison
Ibe
IPZA
Science Service
Witte
Névy Industrial Liagasine
Gommecticul Inddusiry
Mannufactuvent Association of
Mt Connecticut
Tie Industria
Conncelleut
Federal Reserve
Reserve Bank
Metal Market
Cozies
Gratis
C . All Winkelman
Broad Street
New York Telephone Broad
Barnum
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Hincks Bros. & Co
Main St
Bridgeport
Federal Land Bank
Mor Vedeemabie
Federal Reserve Bank
Vonisa
Supreme Court At
U. S
United States Treasury
T. L. Watson & CO
Private Bankers Cor. Main & John Sts
Specia
K. B. Ibrritt
Main St. Barnam
Bridgeport Hydraulic ~ Company
C. Brothe
Ron Sachets
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