Foreign bonds show recovery in spot market
New York Jan 23 Bond prices firmed but rails and utilities showed weak spots near close. Government bonds mostly higher or unchanged. French and Belgian issues saw liquidity suspended as exchange rates recovered. Latin American bonds rose on debt payment signals, while Danish bonds fell. Railroad bonds fluctuated with New Haven, St. Paul and others advancing modestly. Consumer Power 5s gained about 1.5 points.
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New York
Bordeaux
Lyons
Seviers
Colombia
Republic of Chile
Havana
Goodyear
Malang Oil
Chile Copper
Mexican Petroleum
Wilson & Company
New Haven
France
St. Paul General
Chicago & Alton
Louisville & Nashville Unified
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Interborough Rapid Transit
Consumers’ ‘Power
Manufacturing
Manati’ Sugar
Mackay
Woolworth
OUS
Beechnut Packing
Try Company
California Petroleum
Jersey Central
Baltimore
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Lehigh Valley
New York Central
Pere Marquette
Union Pacific
Western Alaryland
Calcutta
Small Boy Injured Crashing Onto Telegraph Pole
A 14 year old, Joseph Botcha, crashed on Boston avenue and collided with a telegraph pole. He sustained a fractured collar bone and several ribs and was taken by emergency ambulance to Bridgeport hospital.
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Bostom Avenue
Joseph Botcha
Ishop Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
Canada labor urged to quit US affiliations
President W. B. West urged Canadian organized labor to break away from United States unions at the Canadian Association of Railway Enginemen convention. He called on Canadian labor and tabour groups to stop sending dues south, arguing Canadian unemployment each winter would lessen or vanish if funds stayed in Canada.
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Winnipeg
Cian
United States
W. B. West
Canadian Association of Railway Enginemen
Tabor
Canada
Gompers seeks federal intervention in Arkansas affair
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, urged intervention by the State of Arkansas over mob violence in Harrison. He described lynching and intimidation against union members as one of the era's worst atrocities and called for swift punishment and protection of labor and municipal authority.
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Washington
Arkansa
Harrison
Missouri
North
Arkansas
Damue
Tiens
Gompers
State of
Commerce Chamber Drives Ship Subsidy Bill
The United States Chamber of Commerce and allied groups urge Senate action on the Administration Ship Subsidy bill. In a letter to senators, VP Eliott R. Goodwin says the short congressional session risks a national loss to the merchant marine without a clear policy. He notes broad support from business associations and criticizes tactics delaying bill consideration as keeping the maritime nation without policy.
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Waslington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Senate
Eliott R. Goodwin
Chamber
Ttme
Pra
Standard Oil Denies Negotiations for Gulf Oil
Washington Tan 23 In a Senate committee inquiry into Standard Oil of Indiana Robert W W Stewart chairman of the board testified that there are no negotiations to requisition Gulf Oil. He faced questions about reports of talks and rejected the notion of any ongoing talks or deals.
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Washington
Tan
Senate OU
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Standard Company
Gulf Oil Corporation
Robert WW. Stewart
Chicago
The
Standard of Indiana
Driver hurled from wagon as horse slips in Fairfield
Joseph Zarzorats of Fairfield was hurled head first from a wagon seat when a horse driven by Thomas Tolo slipped on an icy incline under the railroad viaduct on Fairfield Avenue near Railroad Avenue. He was knocked unconscious, revived quickly, and suffered a scratched face at the Third precinct station.
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Joseph Zarzorats
Fairfield
Thomas Tolo
Fairfield Avenue
Railroad Avenue
Tarzarais
Third Precinct
Jitney Drivers Elect Kohman President in Brooklyn Route
The Gentral Bus Corporation jitney drivers on the Brooklyn route elected officers. Joseph St. Kohlman was elected president, Jacob Massoth vice president, Bert 13 treasurer, and George Beving secretary. The 192% financial report was read and plans to buy new equipment in early Spring were discussed.
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Gentral Bus Corporation
Cone
Brooklown
Joseph ST. Kohlman
Jacob Massoth
Terbert 13
George Beving
New York Dairy Market Report Averages Steady
New York dairy prices show a quiet putter market with creamery extras at 56 1 2 cents, creamery firsts 48 1 2 to 51 1 2, higher scoring creamery 42 1 2 to 64 1 2, state tubs 40 1 1 2, freeh extras 1 3 4, and cheese steady. State whole milk fats 28 1 4 to 29. lower freights around 28 1 2, skim milk 21 1 2 to 21 3 4, fancy whites and brown varieties listed with premiums. Pacific Coast whites 47 to 49.
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New York
Creamery
Steauy
Jay Young
Jay Young Ametionseid
Flint to be built in Michigan by Durant firm
Durant unveils the Flint at the New York Auto Show and announces it will be manufactured in Flint Michigan at a factory built by W B Durant as a pledge to former townspeople. Commodity prices show little change from December to January with wholesale indices flat. Menswear woolen and worsted goods rise about 4.3 percent while staple overcoatings move up 16 percent but muskrat skins fall sharply at the Hudson seal sale in Masonica. Northern and southern muskrat prices drop around 20 percent as five months of steady decline continue.
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Love
Flint
Durant
Commodore
Michigan
W. 8
American Woolen Company
New York
New York Aveton Company
Masonica Pemrple
Local Produce Prices Reported by State Marketing Bureau
Local produce prices show strength with wholesale rises up to 10 cents per bushel from last week. Potatoes from Pennsylvania hold at high quotes, cabbage at top rates, and root crops like parsnips and carrots firm. Orange market steady, apples unchanged, veal and live cattle prices vary, hogs higher, eggs steady, and dairy goods mixed. Market notes list wholesale price bands for apples, cabbage, carrots, celery, onions, potatoes, sweet potatoes, and related poultry dairy items, with assorted livestock and hay grain rates for 300 pound lots.
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Marketing Bureau
State Board of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
New York
Epes
Sutter
Wruit
Eranherriés
Connery
Wheat market recovers on European strength and Liverpool data
Chicago grain traders rallied as European exchange support and Liverpool market behavior spurred a partial rebound from recent declines. May wheat led gains with 3.16, while July and other grains moved little or firm. oats rose modestly and provisions held steady amid cautious trading.
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Chicago
Clorm
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Europe
Gulf of Mexico
Orm
Fisher Body Stock Dives Then Recovers on Market News
Fisher Body shares slid to 162, rallied to 172, closing at a loss of 2 1/4. Day’s total sales reached 004,000 shares as twenty industrials posted gains and steel and rubber issues moved with broader market. call money rose to 4 1/2 percent amid Turkish oil news and a sharp steel stock wobble. Reading reflected uneven action across majors like Woolworth and California petroleum while investors awaited further cues.
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Fisher
New York
Alosui
Pei
Baldwin
Omost
Tdebaker
Amnatican Tobacco
Docible Steel
Max Tobacco Products A
Steel
Chus
Cruell Motors A
Tube
United Fruit
U. S
Alaska
A.ison Ld Ve
Toco
Beech N Perel
Beth Steel
Beth St
Wutte C
Chi & N
Chile
T &R
du Pont
Ann
I Whodair Npt
John Th
Erie
Goodrich
Gut
Henden
Kans & S Ors Ag
Kans C Sa
Kelly
Woo Swessex
Iken Cap
Machty Fay
Tong Mack Truc
Goth
Macy & Co
Mallinson BA
Marland
Mer Marine
Moil Aye
Mont. Ward
Moller
Nash Motors
Rsa North Amr
Tilano
Otis Strelsy
RY Owen
Ag & W
Isis Ain Reynolds
PHO Toya
Sny Sears
Yoo Shell
Sinclaiy
Union Teails
Marya Ny
West Mia
Willys Land
Woolworth
Railroads Laden with Shipments from Farms
Farm products and grain shipments reached high levels in 1922 with 2,467,388 freight cars loaded, the largest this year. Livestock shipments totaled 1,587,922 cars, up from the previous year, reflecting improving farm commerce and railroad activity despite other complaints about car shortages.
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Ralph F
Pye Am Sever
Real Estate Filings Across Multiple Banks And Addresses
A scan of mortgage ties, warranty and quit claim deeds, and attachments lists several banks including Mechanics' and Farmers' Savings Bank and People's Savings Bank as grantors or beneficiaries. Properties on Madison, Lexington and Ogden Streets, and Davis and Webster avenues are mentioned with amounts from 2,009 to 6,000 dollars. Names include Antonio Giaguinto, Mary Mechanics, Ernest Komjathy, Steve Menyhert, Patrick D. O'Brien, Margaret Jacoby, Michael Montanaro, Patrick Begla, Mary Segla, Peter Scala, Antoin and Guilla Cangiuinto, and The Schwarz Brothers Company.
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Miivaheth
Toni
Michael Moneanare
Lexingtom Avenue
Patric 2D
O'Brien
Sarah Koenig
Madison Aver
Tealen Kwapeasah
Potar Begla
Mary Segla
Ogden Street
Mechanica’ and Warmers
Stephen Pistey
Putnam Slinet
Southport
Savings Bank
Peter Scala
Mary Sesla
Ggaen Bly
People's Savings Bank
Antonin and
Guilla Cangiuinto
Buvehmoor Avenue
Michael Afon Gunare
City Savings Tank Realty
Lexington Avert
Bary J
Rense
Newfield Bank & ‘Rust Company, Realty
Webster Street
Lead price jump trims cost for refinery metals
In New York money markets call money firmed with rates near 4 percent. The American Smelting and Refining Company raised the lead price from 7.765 to 8.006 per pound, signaling a tighter metal market and higher loan costs for refiners.
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New York
American Smelling and Refining Company
Metal Market New York Summary
Market report from New York lists copper futures plans, tin near 4L0005 futures 38,75, iron and lead steady with spot quotes, lead at 8.20, West St. Louis delivery 6.80 6.33, antimony spot at 7.00.
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New York
Ngereuleakrtis
Curb Market Gains as Merchants Buy. Goodyear Leads
Moderate buying and smaller offerings sparked advances on the New York curb market. Commission houses and professional traders supported gains as awning shares led activity. Goodyear issues were standout movers while preferred stock slipped after earlier climbs. Fonds remained moderately active and steady.
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New York
Jan
Goodyear
Fisher Body Plans New Financing Rumors Spark Market Losses
Rumors in the financial district claim Fisher Body Corp plans to issue 1000009 shares of common stock and 20000000 in 6 percent debenture bonds. The stock swung on the New York exchange from 200 1 4 up to 208 then 102 before a late rally, ending with a net drop. Durant Motors also fell, closing last night at 78 1 4, dropping to 63, then recovering to 70 1 2, for a substantial loss.
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New York
Financial District
Fisher Body Corporation
New York Stock Exchange
Durant Motors
Delaware
Profit with Safety How $40 to $125 controls 100 shares of any listed stock
Roberts & Co offers a booklet explaining a $40 to $125 control method for 100 shares of listed stock. The ad promises profit opportunities in the current market and invites readers to request a free copy.
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Roberts & CO. i
Cotton New York Oven Hugo Quieted
A fragmented notice references a Cotton New York item and an oven related alert tied to Hugo. Details are unreadable but imply a device or product mention and a person named Hugo in a brief local record.
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Kohman
Bureau of Labor
Bradstreet
Dun
Baldwin and Studebaker
U. S. Steel
Patna &Nd
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Schwarz Brothers Company
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Westchester Fire Insurance Co
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Barnum
Equitabdie Industrial Loan Society, Inc
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James Staples
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Noble
New England Equity Corporation
E. B. Merritt& CC
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H. O. Canfield
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