Market Trends Yield Mixed Signals In Early Trading
New York traders faced a complex mix of factors today with a low reserve ratio at the Federal Reserve, a Supreme Court ruling on wartime prohibition, progress on the railroad bill in the Senate, and easing demand loans. The money market offered encouragement with interior cash inflows and call loans dropping to 6.1 percent. Some sectors showed strength including copper and related metals and further price revisions for refined ores, while steels and oils faced bear pressure and several high priced issues led last week’s rally to falter. Independent metals oils and motor stocks held up amid the uneven activity. Total sales value reached about 13.8 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal’ Reserve Bank
Supreme Court
Senate
American Woolen
Inter‘national
American Interna- Mona
Baldwin Locomotive
New York Market Report: Wheat Sugar and Grain Prices
Jan 5 reports show No 2 red wheat at 2.65 fob New York, corn No 2 yellow 1.64 74, oats No 1 white 1.00. Sugar prices steady with new crop centrifugal 12.79 and refined 10.50 to 9.75 for various forms. Fresh receipts include buttes dy 6960 and ewes 6460 with extras and firsts in the 68-75 range.
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New York
Pennsys Vania
Western Shennery
Kansas
F. O. B. Ateamer
York
Coffee futures rise on demand and European outlook
New York coffee futures strengthened with deliveries rising to 1638, a 54 point gain from Saturday close. Higher Brazilian prices, light receipts, improved domestic demand, and optimistic European trade prospects linked to peace treaty expectations supported the advance. The market ended 20 to 56 points higher with values from January to December listed.
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New York
Ctober
Crs
Cotton Market Shows Renewed Strength in Early Trading
In New York on January 3 the cotton market firmed with prices pushing to new highs as buying interest returned. Marici advanced to 36.55 or 20 points, with later rallies and covering helping lift prices, while late-month receipts and port stocks rose to 1,513,981 and 2,978,292 for the season.
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New York
Marci
Zeners
Atner
Unitea
Grain market buoyant as rye and wheat jump
In Chicago on January 6 the grain pit showed buoyancy as rye, wheat, oats and hogs led gains. Corn closed 2 1 2 to 3 1 8 cents higher with May at 1.34 1 2 and July 1.32 8 4. Oats rose 3 4 cent, provisions up 10 to 85 cents. Rye and wheat posted top seasonal quotes, oats near best crop figures.
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Chicago
New York Dry Goods Trade Yarns and Fabrics Report
Inquiries for yarns and merchandise were general while cotton goods and yarns rose. Raw silk quiet and burlaps firmer. dress goods openings not expected until next week. Sterling exchange fell with quotes: 60 day bills 3.75, bank 60 day bills 3.74, commercial 60 day bills 3.73 1/2, demand 4.78, cables 3.79.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Supreme Council appeals for US aid to Austria
Paris Jan 6 The supreme council orders a renewed appeal to the United States for credits to reprovision Austria. Food shortages are dire with only about 60,000 tons of relief food available at Triest for a starving population, risking only half rations through the month.
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Paris
Supreme Council
United States
Austria
Luouis Loucheur
Triest
Liberty Bond Prices Reported From New York
Liberty bonds in New York closed with final prices for various issues. Noted were 3 1/2s at 99.96, First 4s at 93.20, Second 4s at 92.20, First 4 1/4s at 93.64, Second 4 1/4s at 92.74, Third 4 1/4s at 94.76, Fourth 4 1/4s at 92.80, Victory 8 3/4s at 99.18, and Victory 4 3/4s at 99.06.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis Chalmers
B. M
Car & Pay
Can
Ovens
H. & Likpfd
Ics
Tuocomotive
Com
Tal & Tal
Smit & Re Co
TOU Am Sug Ref Co
Sumatra
Gulf & WI
Balt & Ghio Oe
Beth. Motors Bldo ans ae + Barrett Co
Beth Steel BU
R. T
Sa Butte & Sup
Can. Pacific
TED AG
Cal Petrol
Sneee
jCen Leather Cos
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Motors
Lad
Iches
Ohio
Shym &St. Paul
Chi & Gt West
Sia
Chi & Gt
Ou RI & F
Cri&p Pti
Chile
China
Col Grapho
Consolidated Gas
Col. Fuel & Iron
Crucible Steel
den & Rio Gr
del Hudson
Erie
Will & Wig
General
General Motors
Gen Motors
Goodrich Co
Harvester
Inter
Mer. Marine
Inter Mar Pf
Inter Paper
Kan City
Keyston
Kenne Copper
Lacka Steel Ates
Sous. & Nash. Oe
Lehigh Valley
NY Central
Nh& H
Atte N. Y
Ont.& W
Ohio ‘Cities
Okla
Pan. Am. Pet
Pierce‘ Arrow
Pierce
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pond Creek
Ray
Conseee
Rew
Rep Iron & Steed
Royal Dutch
U. S&s. Rubber
U.S. Steel
U. & Smelter
Utah Copper
TSM
Wabash Ptd
Westing Electric
Maryland
Union Tel
White Motors
Wilson & Co
Willys Overland
New York
Liberty Bonds
Victory
Trade with Germany Shows Good Increase
Washington data from the Commerce Department reports a rising trade profile. Imports from Germany in November reached 3,228,919 dollars, up from October's 2,157,608, while exports totaled 23,044,148 dollars, higher than October. European imports for November amounted to 110,422,781 dollars with regional and South American figures noted.
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Washington
Germany
Department of Commerce
Europe
Rica
ANG
South America
Realty Records Deeds and Transfers Network Wide
Realty records list quitclaim and warranty deeds across Bridgeport and surrounding towns. Transfers involve numerous individuals and banks on Main Booth Congress Wheeler Taft and Madison avenues, with parcels ranging from 24 to 129 feet, and Peters, Birnbaum, Miloro, Villando, Chudi, Orlich, and other names appearing. Authorities include Mechanics and Farmers Bank People's Savings Bank City Savings Bank Bridgeport Trust and Bridgeport Mortgage firms.
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Marty ‘Shauffler Jorgson
Mary
Booth
Robert Brown
Samuel Leone
Birmingham
People's. Savings Bank
Edwardd. Schine
Wilmot Vagerine
Simon Lake
Burroughs
Perry
Fairfield Avenue
Grove Street
George C. Stewart
Angelo Villando
Antoniello Villando
Madison Avenue
Mechanics and Tarmers Motel Bank
Patriclk W. Murray
Pearl Street
John Chudi
Veroni Chudi
Annis Orlich
Edgewood Street
Annie Orlich
Davia Dittler
Celestino Dentito
Antonia Macvia
Anna Maccia
Hallett Street
Berkshire Avenue
John Tuckarch
Mary Tuckarch
Domenico Montenaro
Calhoun Avenue
Ae Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank
George Hoge, Jr
Herkimer Street
Thomas W
Greening
George’ Hoge, Jr
People’s Savings Bank
Morgan Millar
Marion Street
Richard H. Taylor
Anna Ma
Graccia, Realty
Frank Damico San ‘Carles Dameen
Antoinette ” Damico
Hamilton Street
City Saving
Bank
Frederick R. Suliman
Brooklawn Avennue
Home Products
Rosario-Govine
Linen Avenue
People's Savings Bank
Mary A. Angevine
Congress Street
Leopold Weiss
Samuel Clark
Jonas
S. Birnbaum
Harbor Avenue
Arthur Street
Martin Valentine
Henry Kornblut
Read
Sofie Lipsitz
Shelton Street
Howard Avenue
Marino
Gentili
Luigi
Ciaramella
Louise Ciaramella
Hillside Avenue
City Avings Bank
Pasquala Miloro
Wheeler Avenue
Bridgeport Morris Plan
Charles Spivady
Jones Avenue
Dorr “R
Whitney
Julius
Weiss
George L. Scheibel
John W. Johnson
Boston Avenue
Grace
A. Merritt
Albert J. Merritt
Lenox Avenue
Leonilda
Rudari
Edward Beutsch
Ash. Street
Annie
Orlich
Seeley Street
Madison Terrace
Margaret Logan
Jennie B. Logan Hogg
Annie M. Logan
Hila A. Mallette
Iranistan
Catherine L. Skiff
Elta L. Skiff
Washington Terrace
John Kish
Julia Kish
Maplewood Avenue
Dewey
Mountain Grove
Bridgeport Trust Company
Carl W.carlson
Taft Avenue
Michael Carbone
Main
Carbone
Queens Avenue
William Wellner
Mike Zavory
F. L. Mills
Hansen Avenue
Antoinello
Villando
Charles .Grimwood
Realty
Etta L. Skiff
City Savings
Ella A. Mallett
American Bank and Trust: Company
Tranistan Avenue
Olof Christianson
Henry Korhblut
Seabright Avenus
Hollister Shears
Charles
Grimwood
Harry Schine
Charles Grimwood
Madison, Avenue
Stevens 'Press
Incorporated
Howard W. Stevens
Leigh H. Wilson
Bridgeport ‘Hody Company
C. W. Seward
A.W. Terry
H. Hinman
Bridgeport Body Company
M. J. Buechler
Blas
Winkelstone
Matilda Nelson
Hitman
Carlson
George Beitner
Baul Medye
Elizabeth Medye
Daniel J. Russell
Antonio, Sullivan
Virginia
DeLorenzo Sullivan
I .Slemani Loewith
Antonio Sullivan
Virginia DeLorenzo Sullivan
Lis
Pendens
Bridgwevort
Savings 'Ank
Max Buechler
Isidore
Charles Birnbaum
Connecticut National Want
Pealty, Nichols and
East, Main
Government Rules to Be Continued in Railway Operations
In Washington on January 1 the Association of Railway Executives discussed the continuation of government control measures as March 1 approaches. Thomas DeWitt Cuyler announced agreed rules including interchanging cars, continuing statistics gathering by the railroad administration, and keeping current methods of collecting transportation charges. Railways plan to reestablish shippers information agencies and seek extra equipment while federal preemption from state agencies remains under review by committees.
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Association of Railway Executives
Washington
Thomas Dewitt Cuyler
Railroad Administration
Cuyler
National Association of Railway and Utilities Commissioners
Agenc
Stata
Hodias
Germany's Money Press Prints Record Amount of Marks
Berlin reports the empire's printing office produced nearly 1.5 billion marks in paper money during the third week of December. The release highlights Germany's escalating paper currency and widening financial scales under the wartime economy.
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Karl H. von Wiegand
Universal Service Star
Berlin
Germany
Money Press
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Consolidated. Stock Exchange of New York
P. O
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McCall & Riley Company, Incorporated
Broad St
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Hiarrisborg
Bridgeport Morris Plan Co
Bridgeport Morris Plan Company
Main Street
Ono
B. BR
Hoskins
Louisiana
North
Louisiana Sound
Anderson & Conger
Market St
Shreveport
Lax
Pierce & Company
Weet
New York City
A. M. Wooster
U. S. Patent Office
Main St
Bridgeport
Cann
Equitable’ Industrial Loan Society,’ Inc
Fairfield Ave
iNoor
Connecticut
Guaranty & Trust CO
Main St. Bride Weport
Safe Deposit Boxes
T. L. Watson. & CO
John
Oklahoma- Texas Producing and Refining Co
J. A. Haines Company
Liberty St
Oklahoma
Producing and Refining Co
Texas
Shave Corporation
R. G. Dun & Co
Bradstreet & Co
Muskogee
J. A. Haines
National Atlantic Petroleum Co
H. H. Smith
J . Bree
Hollings
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Ranger
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Garber
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J. Achaines Company
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Connecticut National Bank Cor
Main and Wall Sts
Corn
R. R. Freight House
Water Street
B. F. Cooney
Barnum
L Holzer
State ST
the Commercial Bank and Trust CO
Congress ‘Streef
Bridgeport, Conn
Christmas Savings Club
Nae Oee
Adta Ae
the American Bank, and Trust CO
East Side Bank
E. Main St
Bridgeport, Con
Tom Bon Rao
Fiat
Mission Pere
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