Stock Trading Restricted by Bank Warnings
New York January 7 trading in stocks showed restraint as federal reserve board warnings circulated to banks. Despite this, some gains appeared in copper and certain metals while rails and oils lagged. Total market activity reached about 800,000 shares with Liberty bonds heavy and total sales around 17.75 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve Poard
Harding
Washington
Central Bank
Endicott-Johnson
Liberty
Surplus Goods Offered by War Salvage Board in City
Large quantities of surplus government property offered for sale by the United States ordnance department through the Bridgeport district salvage board. The weekly statement dated January 3 lists shop machinery tools steel and miscellaneous material including 1 571 270 pounds of brass scrap with much of it at the Remington Arms plant in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Ordnance Department
Bridgeport, District Salvage Board
Remington Arms
Pound Worth Three Dollars Eighty Five Cents In War Disbursements
Washington January 7 The British pound will be valued at 3.85 dollars for January disbursements by the war department. The franc will be steadied at 11 to the dollar and the Italian lira at 14 per dollar for the month.
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Washington
War Department
France
Touraine
Parker House
Young’s
Boston
Mass
First Preferred
New York Market Notes Prices For Butter Wheat Corn And More
New York market rounds up dairy and grain prices with state and regional receipts. Butter margins rise with creamery quotes near 69 1 2 to 70, fresh and extra lots shown. sugar and flour futures steadied. potatoes and oats show varied spot figures. Prices reflect No 2 red wheat around 2 66 and oats around 1.00.
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New York
Jan
Pennsylvania
Western
Kennery
Bermuda
Virginia
Maine
Liberty bond prices in New York market report
Final prices on Liberty bonds today were 31-23 at 99.90. Ist ds 93.20 and 48 91.90. Ist 4 1-45 93.40. 2nd 41-45 92.50 and Srd 4 le4s 94.76. 4th 4 148 92.70. Victory 38-48 at 99.10 and Victory 4 8-48 at 99.18.
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Liberty
New York
Srd
Victory
Allis Chalmers
Cotton Oil Co
Hde & le
Sea Securities
Inu
Corp
Gut & Ww
Atch T
Butte & Sup
Ponce
Cen. Leather Co
Cerro de Paseo
Chand Motors
Chea & Ohio BS Wy
Ie Chi M & Sr P
Cri&p Pes
Chile
Chino Oy Ede
Col Grapho
Canry ix
BTM
Cricible Steel
Goodrich Co
Gt North
Mar
Inter Paper
Keystone Tire
Kenne Copper
Lacka Steel
Louis & Nash
Lehigh Valley
Ary Motors
Petroleum
Midvale Stel
Aussour' Pacific
ty Mami + upper
Nevada Dons
Nort É ‘West
WS de Marth Pacific
N Air Brake
Central Ae
Ynheha
Ont & West
Ohio Cities Gas
Okla Prod & Ref
Pan Am Pet
Pierce Arrow
Pierce OU
Peoples Gas
Pennsylva ‘Ania’ Oe
Ae Ray Cons
Reading
Rep. & St
Royal Toh
St. Spring
Saxon Motors
Sinclair
Sloss Sheft & Inn
Southern Pac
Southern Rail
Souther Rail Prd
Stromberg
Stude, Corp
Stutz Motors
Hird Avenue
iTenn Gro & Chem
Texas Pacific We
Texas Ofl
Union
United
U. S. Ind. Alco
U. S. Rubber
U. & Steelasaee
Utah
Wabash Pict. A
Westing. Electric
West
Maryland
White Motors
S Wilson & Co
Willys
Newfield Trust Co elects new officers and directors
Arthur R. Connor was chosen President of Newfield Bank and Trust Co at a stockholders meeting Tuesday night. Elected vice presidents are Will R. Nichols and Robert N. Blakeslee. secretary and treasurer is George Hugo. Directors include Milton J. Bassett Lacey R. Blackman Robert N. Blakeslee Stephen R. Booth Arthur Connor and others.
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Arthur “Er. Connor
Newfield Bank’ & Trust Company
Vica
Will R. Nichols
Robert N. Blalkeslee
George Hugo
Milton J. Bassett
Lacey ‘R. Blackman
Robert N._ Blakeslea
Stephen R. Booth
Arthur ®. Connor
Charles F. Greene
George Tingo
Stem
Dry goods scene in New York markets
Cotton goods and yarns were strong today with fancy voiles and fine shirtings for 1921 offered. Burlands were quiet awaiting Calcutta shipping news after holidays. Raw silk remained unchanged at a high level.
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New York
Calcutta
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WAR Salvage Board
Stock Market
Connecticut
J. R. Whipple Corporation
R. Whipple’ Corporation
Newfield Trust CO
Arthur EF
Connor
George Wingo
Treasury
L. Holzer
James Staples
STATE
Locomobile Company
William R. Bull
Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
BP-2
Cities Service
Springfield
Providence
New Haven
Bolster & Company
Liberty Building
Bridgeport
NOBLE
Hartford
Manchester
Pittsfield
T. L. Watson & CO
John
Oklahoma
Texas
Producing and Refining Co
Kansas
R. G. Dun & Co
Bradstreet & Co
Muskogee
J. A. Hainesco
Liberty St
New York City
A. B. Leach, & Co., Inc. Investment Securities
Cedar Street
Hicaro
Buffalo
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Aunneanolis “Altimore
THE
City National Bank
Foreign Exchange Department
Oklahoma-Texas Producing and Refining Co
J. A. Haines Company
New. York’ City
National Atlantic Petroleum Co
H. H. Smith
Toblings
Burkburnett
Ranger
Desdemona
Garber- Billings
NED
Bridgeport Trust
Bridgeport Trust CO
State ST
City Hall
First Bridgeport National Bank
State Streets
National Bank Cor
Main and Wall Sts
Bridgeport, Conn
A. M. Wooster
U. S. Patent ‘O
Main St
Conn
John P. Keogh Stocks
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
P. O. Arcade
Mechanics
Farmers Savings’ Bank
Mary St
Col. Bank’ St
The_ bank
Savings Department
American Bank and Trust Co
East Main Street
East Side ‘Bank
Barnum Avenue
the Commercial Bank
MAIN
Peoples Home
William 'E
Sheean Read
Haney
BAR
Jonathan Grout General
Barnum
Bridgeport Savings’ ‘Baik
Bridgeport Savings Bank
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