Foreign Exchange Strength Dull, Stocks Quiet
Foreign exchange shows strength while stocks remain quiet on a dull trading day. Demand bills to London rose to $5.28, French and Italian rates gain, bonds steady with minor shifts, and industrials soften. Volume was about 439,000 shares, the lightest for this session, with gains mainly in shipping and select chain store issues.
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York
London
Formin
Tvl
Sil
Matory
Joana
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices for 1922
A crowded death notice page lists several individuals across Birmingham, Stamford, Stratford, and Fairfield. Entries include Birmingham resident Joanna Birmingham with funeral services at Harlem Avenue and St Patrick's, William Burdick of Stamford, Margaret Dolan of Parrott Avenue, Emerson Lovegrove age six, Anna Hodissey of Hollister Heights, Dena McCarthy of East Main Street, Margaret O Shea of Park Avenue, John Shaughnessy of Southport, Ernest Brlavoczky, and Mherena Zipperer with burial and cremation details. Also notes on stock and commodity prices amid changing market conditions.
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Oshea
Margaret
Thomas O'Shea
Park Avenue
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Shaughnessy
Tiberal
Moruary
Angus
G. Bayer
Stratford Ave
Lakeview
Market Sidlights and Banking Reactions Amid Sterling Strength
International Mercantile Marine gains from a firmer sterling as English holdings and American imports show strength. Early-day leaders like American International rise on improved Marine quotations. Banking interests warn about bucket shop practices, noting references from large depositors reshape New York Stock Exchange access. Shipments reportedly double in volume and value as activity grows.
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Mercantile Marine
Becausn
Sterling
American International
Marine
Bosch Magnei
Nnverese
Joe
Estate probate notices in Bridgeport district 1822
Connecticut District of Bridgeport Court of Probate grants creditors six months from January 27 1822 to present claims against the estate of Bernherd Prougce late of Bridgeport deceased. Administrators Edward E Forsteom urge immediate payment of debts to settle accounts and avoid recovery.
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Tate
Connecticut
Aeld Hetatn
Edward E. Forsteom
Obituary notices from a city page
Multiple obituaries detail deaths in Easton New Haven and Stamford areas. Mary Nolan died at 62, funeral Thursday from her home with services at church and burial in St. Lawrence cemetery. Maria J. Cullen died in New York City, funeral and high mass rites held at local church with pallbearers listed. Emerson Lovegrove, founder in Middlesex, dies at 61 after 20 years in metal foundry, funeral at Bead Memorial chapel. Barbara Abbott, daughter of Mrs Barbara Belinski Abbott, dies of pneumonia at her mother's home. Dennis J. McCarthy of 75 Ras Main died in St Vincent Hospital. services scheduled. Emma Blacher’s funeral held at home with requiem mass at St Joseph’s Church. burial at Park Cemetery. William M. Burdick, 75, ex-Stamford resident, dies. services and burial arranged. Marginal notes of other obituaries and funeral details included.
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Mary Nolan
Easton
Church Thia City
St. Lawrence Cemetery
New Haven
Maria J. Cullen
Tate
Ann Street
O'¢Lock
St. Mary's Church
Matthew Traynor
Denne Moran
Michael Jaynch
Emerson St. Lovegrove
Emerson
Lovegrove
Eastern Malleable Iron Company
Tafayette
Seaside Club
H. Harris
C. F
Ida
Frequentalx
Bead Memorial
Mountain Grove
Donald MacQueen
First’ Baptist Church
Walker Aids Banks
Uokfield Avenue
Fatglogis
Wild M. Burdied
William M. Burdick
Stamford
Edidgewort Henpital
Mix
Alpert I. Fisher
Hattie Gurdick
Addison E. Palmer
Carmel
Sinter
Sheppard Massam
Leckhart Burdick
New York
O'Black
George P. Potter
Road Street
Donald B. MacQueen
First Baptist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Brookinn
Dennis J. McCarthy
Main Atrpet
St. Vincen Hospital
Amatrolia
Cork
Ireland
Satie Textile Manufacturing Company
Furer
Narlors of
Mulling, Scott and
St. Mary's
Sthael's Cemetery
Emma Bioesch
Mee
Biyras Blansehweg
Hen Alsten
Ore Wagner
Goddard Ater
Huvert Dahme
St. Joseph’s Tf Church
Buriawagn Park
Cotton market moves despite limited data in New York
In New York cotton trading, prices show strength with highs near 6 1/2, lows around 5, and a ruling rate around 5. The market records altered late quotes and notes loan activity remains subdued, while forecasted demands and loan rates outline cautious optimism.
Payments suspended by stock exchange men Montreal
Montreal January 30 an announcement from the stock exchange states Fairbanks and Gosselin brokers have suspended payment Depreciation in Canadian forgings and Ames Haden stocks linked to the firm’s failures liabilities about 260000 the firm’s total assets not announced Praags S Whitten Columbia Graphophone chairman sent a circular to Columbia dealers about financial plans while US Food Products showed continued weakness with no change in affairs since a recent bankruptcy loaned 4 59 million due November 1223
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Montreal
Stock Exchange
Fairbanks and Gosselin
Ames Haden
Aasely
Waakness
U.S
Ingidera
Wteck
Connecticut Bankers to Meet February 11
The Connecticut Bankers association will hold its regular semi annual banquet on Saturday February 11 at the Commodores Hotel in New York City. The event, previously in New Haven, now invites wives of members and aims to attract a large turnout of bankers and their guests.
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Connecticut Bankera’ Assiggation
Commosers
New York City
Mars Tan
Indicted New York Plumbing Firms Tied to Trust Law
A New York Supreme Court Grand Jury indicted five labor leaders and numerous plumbing firms tied to the Donnelly trust in a conspiracy case. The commission alleges these groups sought price fixing and market exclusion in the building industry, with evidence from the Lockwood Legislative Committee's investigation. Individuals named include John N. Imnhom, Martin Mewne, Louis Gebhardt, and John T. Hettrick, among many firms listed. The charges accuse violation of the trust law and predate June 1, 1920, with parole considerations noted for Hettrick.
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New York
Jas i
Supreme Court
Grand
Donnelly Nnti-Trust
John N. Imnhom
Martin Mewne
Louis Gebhardt
John T. Hettrick
Code of Pradter
tLockwal Legisative Committee
Alsiniratt and Company, Inc
Juan Almtrail, Baker, Smikhan Company
Child and Scott Company
Binget, Childs
A. B. Dart and Company
Feber, J. Currie, Callahan
Kingsley Company
Inca Bidewin H
Banks surrender 25 cent thrift stamps before close of business
Treasury notes banks holding 25 cent thrift stamps must surrender them by closing today to have them honored. They can be returned to the Federal Reserve bank and exchanged for the savings stamps issued in connection with the new Treasury savings program. Regular dividend payments at Howland Dry Goods Co. completed after December 10 directors meeting, with $4,000,000 capital stock maintained. $90,040,000 Burlington Santa Fe first mortgage bonds due February 1, 1971 oversubscribed at least five times. offered by several firms with ~27% yield. UnitEd Illuminarius stock in demand. $200 per share offers reported amid market secrecy. Margin trading advisory leaflet available at Liberty guild. Anaconda Copper to pay $00 per share in merger plans with Amare na Brea stock. deposits to be withdrawn if not deposited by January 31. Sapper Co. depositor notices indicate benefits in deposits w ere Me January Si.
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United States Treasury’ Department
Uarness
Department
Federal Reserve Bank
Alampa
Treasury Savingssversity
Howland Dry Goods Company
Glock l
Maintainiie
Firat Worigugy
Wincks Brothers and Company
Bridgeport Trust Company
Hemphill, Neves and Company
William Bulland
I. Watson Company
Ut Lo
Unitad Iluminarius Company
Fox
Royal Brokers
Atovit
Ofer
Anacondy Copper Company
Amarena Breas Company
Vivo
Res Vent
International Venvittunes
United Kingdom
Sian 8
Dhe Industria
Burlinghan
Paessox
Railroad Administration
Burlington
Weither
Oregon
Brior
Southern Railway
Arabian & Brand Sealy
Thay
Denver
Rio Grande Island
Southern Amusement Park design contract announced
Local firm to design and supervise construction of amusement parks in Memphis and Birmingham Alabama. Wm Baker & Miller named designers with executives confirming details for remodelling city fairgrounds into permanent amusement sites. Park capacity and access plans cited with re opened Steopterhase Island project tied to Inger Engineering and Construction Company. A. Bio.
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Southern Amusement Parks
Contreeta
Capervision
Amusement Paris Co
Memphis
Tennessee
Birminsham
Alaynina
Wari
Wm Baker & Miler
Eis
Amusement
Sparks
J . Owens
Omiigieer
Erday
Nto
amuBemonk
Meniher
Java
Rhea
Pakey Miner
Steopterhase Island
Inger
Fnginectins & Constgetion Corporowen
A. Bio
Curb Market Rises On Specialty Stocks In New York
At the curb market in New York on January 30, select specialties advanced amid pool activity and scarce alternatives. Tobacco stocks led gains with Philip Morris reaching a yearly high near 103 4, Tobacco Products Export new high ground, and British American Tobacco improving. Oil shares were mixed as Standard Oil of Indiana softened and Cities Service and Mexican Seaboard moved modestly.
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New York
Phillip Morris
Standard Oil
Indiana
Seoboard
Mexicar
Fargr
Red Bank Ol
Wheat futures rise as Eastern buyers push prices higher
Chicago grain markets show firm close with May and July wheat futures up, corn and oats easing. Eastern interests and a large elevator operator boosted demand, while hogs supported higher provision quotes.
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Chicago
Plano
Foreign Exchange Movements Narrow Amid Mixed Rates
Exchange markets show limited movement with the British pound and continental currencies trading within narrow bands. Italian and Dutch rates edge higher while Scandinavian and Swedish rates slip by fractions. overall activity remains subdued as markets approach week’s end.
Foreign and Domestic Bonds Move in Opposite Directions
Foreign bonds rose on global debt activity with Britain and other notes gaining while domestic issues fell. The Burlington 3 percent issue attracted heavy attention, opening near 99 and dipping below 98, yielding about 3.7 percent at offer. News notes scattered declines in rail and speculative bonds amid reorganizations and anticipated defaults.
Federal prosecutors begin Bosch Co probe in 1910 case
Boston March reports that DOJ investigators opened a broad inquiry into the Bosch Magneto Co records from 1910. Thomas W Miller arrived with government documents as prosecutors prepare material for a federal jury. The probe reportedly covers transfer citizenship issues, contracts with the army worth 3200000, and the company’s income tax returns.
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Boston
Jar
Department of Justice
Bosch Magnew Co
Thomas W. Miller
Allen Property
Sion
Saint of
Thesite Basch Magneto Co
Palmer
E.keaty Enis
Kearn
Ested
Sosch Campany
Exports to Europe and South America Decline in 1921 Trade
Washington reports show exports to Europe dropped by over 200 million dollars and exports to South America fell by more than 290 million dollars in the past year, according to a foreign trade report issued by the commerce department.
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Washington
Europe
South America
Commerce Department
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Birmingham
Peederick A Brennan
Harlem Avenue
Jonanna
St Patrick's Church
William M. Budick
George PB. Potter
Breadetree
Tutsdy Dening
A. Fetermen
Brooklyn
N. Ys
Dolan
Margaret A
Patrick H. Dolan
Mondey
Walker and Banke
Pairfield Avenue
Read Memorial
Ceme
Hodissey
Hollister Hespits
Stratford
Anna
Georg’ Get Hodissey
Dave
Grant
Hollister Heights
St. James Church
Salem
St. Michael's Cemetery
McCarlry
Denaia J. Mc.Carthy
East Main Street
Malling Sco & Redgate
Golden Hill Street
Allgh
St. Michael's Cemedy
Gommedities Lawa
BY Brodan Wall
New York Stock Exchange
Hughes & Chapman & Co
Baler
Bridgeport
Conn
John V. McCadden
John L, 'Nfant
Harry and
Wadel Coughlin McCadden
Will Street
Barbara Barbara Abbot
Barbara Belinski Abbotts
Melle Street
Broiher
Law
Ua Bt
Ady
Ajax
Abe Boff
Aly
Ian BR Oh Minh
Am & Co
Pannona
Pierce Arpf
Union
Cluaing
Joan
Ric—Seat Cotton Polle
Bic. Ask
Red
Leoa
If Mart Wet
Agar de
Praags
Ruskay and Company
Liberty Guildty
Vong
Lille Sar
Barbara Roehrig
William Street
Attenfon
H. L. Blackman & Son
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport Conn
Federal Prosecutors
Start Bosch CO
Federal Grand Jury
Palme Air
Martin E. Kearn
Auc
Guaranty & “Truiet Company
First National Bank
Aof Bridgeport
William R. Bulk
Telephone Noble
Arhigepo
G. H
Braddock
U. S. Py
Tony
Perayns
Hincks Bros & CO
Main Street
Bridgeport, Conn
State
Ol Leath
City Hall
City Savings Bank
Bank Streets
Painay Svesoy
Syed
Atp
Venrayay Anoyat Én
Aporg
voRapmbry
Dayt Dy
Paimboe
Betas Anogu Inga
Jeye
Equitable Industrial: Loan Society
Palrfell Ave
Main
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