Market Ignores Higher Discount by Federal Bank
New York stock market opened weaker as higher discount rates unsettled some speculative bets yet overall activity stayed dull. Private bank acceptances rose slightly while money markets remained abundant, with total daily sales about 22.3 million dollars and 550 thousand shares traded. Crucible Steel surged about 12 points, while General Motors fell seven, oils and rails mixed amid a cautious session.
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Crucible Steel
General, Motors
Realty records spark Cutter deeds and liens in Bridgeport
Real estate transfers and mortgage deeds fill a Bridgeport column with numerous names such as W Gerald Lineburgh Elizabeth Medve Morris D Frankel and Mary Gura along with parcels on Parrott Avenue Ash Street Waldorf Avenue and North Washington Avenue. Mortgage figures include 2100 on Ash Street 5000 on North Washington Avenue and 4300 on Waldorf Avenue among others. A separate notice outlines an attachment claim against Joseph Makara for 1800 and an incorporation filing for Mutual Stores Company with 50000 capital.
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Lineburgh
Parrott Avenue
Abraham
Schnee
Morris D. Wrankel
Ash Street
Samuel’ Katz
Isidor Sherman
Goodsell Street
Frenk Connor
Adolf Sherman
Bunnell Street
People’s Savings Bank
Morris
Lieberman
North Washington Avenue
William
Sellwertz
Hyman
Mirsky
Willan Silverman
Fairfield “Avenue
Mary .Gura
Waldorf Avenue
Schnea and Schnee, Incorporated
Beckie .Murov
Peaky
Bunnell
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Szinesik
Frank H. Myers
Westfield A
W. Gerald Lineburgh
Elizabeth Medoe
Walter I. Rasey
Whlizabeth Medve
John Dooley
Christian Haug
Anson ‘Street
Morris D. Frankel
Max Lebid
Waverley Development Company
George
Mary Jfabigan
Realty
Beardsley
Park Terrace
Robert B. Lockwood
Agnes EB. ‘Smith
Rhoda ‘L. "Gray
Hilinguse Avenue
Mary Gura
Mike Demko
Merl Demko
Ephe
East Side Flour and Gain Company
Seaview Avenue
Joseph Szerecsin
John Kochis
Mary ‘Kochis
Sage Avenue
Eer Morris Lieberman
Archie Lieperman
Washington Avenue
Carl EB. Frauenberger
Belle C. Nichols
Manhattan Avenue
Mike
Demiko
Meri
Demko
Alae Gura
Meri Demok
Waldorf Avenué
Elizabeth
Medve
Gerald Lineburgh
Parrott
Elizabeth Medve
Lomas ‘and Nettleton Company
Lizabeth Medve
Lomas and Nettleton
Walter E. Rasey
Agostino
Antonio
Patriganeli
City Savings Bank
Chamberlain Avenue
Alice Dennis
Agnes M. Dennis
Myrtle Avenue
Park City Building and Loan Association
Westeflald
Depl
Charlies H. Burt
Elizabeth B. Sage
Park Avenue
Robin Street
Jase
Elisa Marricci
Jonny H. F. Jones
Main Street
Mary Makara
Joseph Makara
Ward Baking Company
Veto Chiladant
Mutual Stores Company
Sylvester J. O'Neill
Herbert A. Witt
John J. O'Neil
State banks charge oppressive reserve method in appeal
State bankers told Congress that regional Federal Reserve officials press hard on exchange charges causing bank stress. Representative Reavis cited aggressive tactics, including road to cash demands and high check charges, threatening small banks. He called for investigation and potential prosecutions.
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Federal Reserve System
Congress
Reavis
Nebraska
House
Gardner
Texas
Reavie
Federal Reserve Board
Federal ‘Reserve Bank
New Crop Record for Olpaiwa Canada 1919 High Value Crops
Jan 23 Olpaiwa report on government field crops shows 1919 total value at 1,445,153,500 dollars, up from 1918’s 1,372,935,970 and 1917’s 1,144,036,440. Acreage under crops and overall crop value reach record highs in the record.
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Olpaiwa
Canada
Increases in workers in 10 leading industries
Washington Jan. 25 Increases in the number of workers employed in 10 of the leading industries are shown by figures released today by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The largest rise since December 1918 is 26.9 percent in manufacturing, with seven industries showing payroll gains. Men’s ready to wear clothing up 96.4 percent and the wooden industry up 68.7 percent. Compared with November, December showed more workers in 10 of 18 industries, the iman and stool industry posting the greatest 18.3 percent gain.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Demand of trade sends prices up in short supply
Jan. 3. Dun's tomorrow will say: Elements long conspicuous in business situation reappear as wholesale quotations show rising prices for raw materials and manufactured goods despite recent declines in some foodstuffs. Increased bidding and speculative purchases, driven by domestic and foreign demand, push prices higher amid renewed import pressures and strained financing costs. American exports remain heavy while consumer wants are strong.
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Dun
Pyer
Pan American financial congress wraps sessions
Washington January 23 delegates to the second Pan American financial congress conclude formal sessions and plan to visit the Naval Academy Annapolis. Delegates from Mexico Bolivia and Brazil discuss repaying foreign investments extending U S credit to Europe and reorganizing Brazil's banking system and public expenditures as Latin American nations seek new capital and irrigation projects.
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South America
Pan American Financial Congress
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Enrique M. Sobral
Mexico
Tvo
Jose Luis Tejadas
United States
Europe
Brazil
Plannin
Carlos Cesar de Oliveria Sampaio
America
State bonds sold to fund soldiers and sailors
The June sale of 2,500,000 state 3 percent bonds realized 2,327,100 with bids at 95.84 per 100. Rich ter and Company of this city and partners won the offering. Proceeds go to purchase Liberty bonds to establish a fund for the benefit of soldiers and sailors of the late war and their dependents.
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Hardpord
Jane' 23
Bond
Richter and Company
Broker Convicted of Grand Larceny in New York Case
George Graham, a stock broker, was found guilty of grand larceny in the first degree for stealing 72 from Rudolph W. Harlan of Mansfield Ohio. He testified to a personal business of 35 090 000 over two years and claimed the money was lost in his office. He admitted past imprisonment and gave an alias Taco Herzog while facing multiple charges. The trial spanned over a week with aggressive exchanges involving the prosecutor and defense. He faces a maximum ten year term and awaits sentencing next Thursday.
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New. Mork
George Graham Jtice
Rudolph W. Harlian
Mansield
Ohio
Hies
Taco Herzog
Ttce
Dooling
Rice
Sing Sing
Liberty Bonds Prices Reported In New York
Liberty bonds prices listed for January 23 show intricate values with various series. The report includes 3 3-4s for Victory bonds and multiple 4 1-4 series with differing maturities. Final figures reflect market activity for government bond offerings.
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New York
Coffee futures edge higher on covering rallies
Open trading saw a one to nine point rally in the coffee market as traders covered positions. The overall list closed nine points higher to three points lower with most months up to nine points. Key quotes include January 15.54, March 15.69, May 15.89, July 16.09, September 15.84, October 13.70, December 15.20. Spot quiet, Rio 7's 18.
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Toric. Tan
Japan buying spindles from American mills
New York Jan 28 Japans cotton industry is rapidly expanding its spindle supply. In six months about 40 000 working spindles have been bought from U S mills, dismantled, and shipped to Japan for immediate reassembly. Since 1917 total orders reach 506 000 spindles valued at 10 to 12 million dollars, with 149 000 still to be delivered. American spindles face competition from Egyptian and Indian grades but are preferred due to supply constraints.
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Japan
New Jingland
North
South Carolina
United States
Hive
Butter and grain prices edge higher in New York market
PRODUCE MARKET NEW YORK Jan 28 Butter firm with receipts 5067 and varied creamery grades cited. Eggs irregular with 7451 cases. corn and wheat prices steady or firm as spot markets show No 2 red wheat at 2.65, No 2 yellow corn around 1.70. Freight prices and shipments noted, with downward adjustments in some listings.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
York
Cotton market weak with mid day rally in New York
The cotton market showed weakness and unsettled trading with a mid day rally, closing with a net advance near four points on current crop positions. Later months held or fell slightly. exports reached 69,889 bales for the day and 3,549,828 for the season. Port receipts stood at 49,91. United States port stocks totaled 1,420,12a.
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Flst
Randy
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