Deadlock in Stock Market Keeps Prices Steady
New York January 18 An apparent deadlock between opposing speculative forces steadies stock prices with no major news to push them up while money remains cheap. Commodity markets show mixed results with gains in wheat and cotton and declines in coffee and sugar. Signs of batter buying appear in energy sectors but most shares move narrowly. prices a year ago contrasted strong stock gains with weak bonds.
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New York
Bank and Insurance Stock Quotations
Bankers Capital Banks and Trust Companies furnish stock quotations for bank and insurance shares. The report lists current prices, daily changes, and notable movements across major financial houses and related holdings.
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Bank and Insurance
Bankers Capital Banks
Reing Tryat Co
Od of Americary
Nk of America
VTC ' BO
Mk of
Manhattan
N.Y
Tryat
Staten
AMS Az
Nike: Trust Company Con
BIH
Bowery East Liter M. Dane
Rankisa Trnat Company A
Mntral Caton Tm
B & Thar National
Chatham
Phoenis Fank
Cheral National Bank
Ths
Ein Colonial Tank
Etchange Bank
Mquitable Teat Co
Renatt Empire Trust Ue
Lown Ani
UN Rae
Firat Nathrnat Garfieldational Anke Janranty Trust Co
Maniac National Bank
National Hank
City Trust Co
National Bank of Omnetce
National City Bank
National Park of New York Trust Co
Mule Guaranty & Traat Co
United States Mort. & Te
Nyang Insurance
Connecticut
Globe & Kateere
Moma
Insurance Co
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Newark Caanaity
Vacanity Aus Werth
Oder
American Surety Pary Bok Bankers Capital
al Woud
Mt Adarantes Aan
Esatern Bkr
Mortznen
Lavryers Titln & Anrantz
Mortenas
Natiunat Sur
Tits & Mortanme
Vera Stek
U P Town Chairman in Hartford Resigns
Hartford on January 18 AP reports Walter Batterson, chairman of the Republican town committees since February 19, resigned the office to George W. Sanford, secretary of the party. Batterson said business pressure would force him to quit before the next campaign. The move surprised few and drew regret from Republicans though efforts to have Batterson reconsider were hinted at.
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Hartford
Walter Tterson
George W. Sanford
Batterson
Severn
Walen
Cammalen
Evis
Bond Prices Near 1913 High on Week Demand
New York brokers report bond prices rising to the highest general level since spring 1913 amid strong investment demand and $297 million in new offerings. Foreign issues attract buyers for high yields as credit conditions ease and potential early rediscount rate cuts loom. Railroad and industrial securities gain on consolidation talks and prospects of large issues, including Argentine bonds and Pacific Northwest rail plans.
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New York
Lom
Wilvanes
Canada
Francie
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Forelan Securitirg
Iseaes
South Amedein
Oregon
Batavia Peirsteam Company
Royal Dutch
Southwestern Gas and Electric
Peoples Uight and Power
Corn Marketing Season Reveals Peak Marketing Period
The report notes corn ranks first in total value among U.S. crops with 68 percent of world production. Only about two percent is exported while 89 percent is fed on farms. Annual shipments average 16.3 million tons, about 17 percent of farm crop tonnage. Farmers are currently in their busiest marketing season as December and January each account for 12.8 percent of yearly sales and February for 11.6 percent. The 1926 crop value remains high despite a slight downturn from prior years, less severe than the cotton drop.
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Irving Fisher
Dun
Anaygutat
Ind Retter
Crump
London Financial Times
England
Stock Exchange
Milan Chamber of Commerce
Italy
Jnuary
Auust
Audy
Bureau of Railway
Ratironda
Stamford School Contract Bid Exceeds 838,998
The special building committee disclosed that BE and EF Construction Co. of Bridgeport bid 838,998 for a new Tish school in Stamford. Main building 644,082. rock excavation not extra. Genovese and Rich Stamford bid 607,494 for the main structure, with rock expense by Stamford firm.
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Stamford
Special
BE. and
EF. Construction Company, Inc
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Company
Genoveas and
Rich
A. H. Emery, Jr
Genovese and Hich
Frank D. Rich
Genovese and Rich
Floyd B. Bartram
Joseph A. Ewart
Your Money Problem By Harland Alten
Harland Alten argues that personal finance hinges on earning, spending, saving, and giving. He critiques naive tithing and proposes a scientific, individualized giving plan tied to financial ability, balancing burdens with responsibility for religious and social needs.
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Harland
Alten
Business Conditions Firm Amid Lessened Activity
New York January 16 The business situation remains irregular with no general revival from year end slackness. No weakness seen yet though automobile price cutting creates unease. Credit conditions are satisfactory with cheap money rates and large gold imports. Stimulus may come from a lower Federal Reserve rediscount rate. Transportation efficiency and rising demand in midweek trade helped, while United States Steel posted a surprising 160000 ton rise in unfilled orders. Building permits declined for 1925, and prospects foresee further contraction.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank
United States Steel Corporation
Total
Bradstreet
Northwestern Railroad
Three Roads
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Local Connecticut Produce Prices from Commissioner of Agriculture
Billing prices for fruits vegetables and farm products in Connecticut. Items include apples, oranges, lemons, cranberries, strawberries, potatoes, cabbage, tomatoes, lettuce, cucumbers, peppers, melons, poultry dairy meats and livestock, hay and grain. Prices shown per bushel crate box doz and per pound with regional variety and ranges.
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Cape Cod
Kennery
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Rowy
Stamford Building Committee
Ifac
Commissioner of Agriculture
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Old Colony Investment Trust
Oup Colony Trust Company
tEntire
Old Colony Corporation
Francis R. Hart
Old Colony Trust Company
United Fruit Company
Philip Stockton
General Electric Company
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Boston & Maine Railroad
Edwin R. Marshall
F. Winchester Denio
Massachusetts Trust Companies Association
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Thorndike, Palmer and Dodge
Boston
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