Bridgeport Stock Market Shows Dull Turnover On Narrow Session
New York June 0 Dull stock market with turnover near 600,000 shares featured limited trading. Most issues were quoted sparsely as investors await a break in labor railroad deadlock. Coca Cola led gains with 3 1 8 points, while Mexican Petroleum slipped after an early rally. U S Steel moved within fractional gains later, and Brooklyn Rapid Transit posted a 1 1 2 point rise amid recovering sentiment. Call money rose toward 4 1 2 percent as funds flowed to meet upcoming interest payments.
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New York
Wall Street
Tig
U. S. Steel
Novery
Steela
Braaklyn Rapid Transit
Call Money
Stock Prices and Corporate Changes Highlight Local Firms
Blumberg's Inc. organized with Ray Blumberg holding 18 shares as president Nellie H Alling one share vice president secretary Max A Blumberg one share secretary treasurer Directors also hold 20 shares paid in cash Avery Lond-Sterndorff Co Inc elected officers for the year A D Sterndorff five shares J M Jaina one share Tibe Lund two shares Directors and officers own 12 shares of greater stock paying 1200 in cash The East Ridge Furniture Co dissolves The General Electric Co buys a local plant in Bridgeport Remington Arms Co plans a factory expansion near town with a Three point three million dollar deal Bankers attend convention in Portland Oregon July 17 20 Federal Building and Loan opens eleventh share series with about 200 shares expected to be sold.
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Blumberg’s Inc
Ray Blumberg
Nellie H. Alling
Max A. Blumberg
Ategic
Ston
Tatd-Sterndorft Colection
Avery
Lond-Sterndorff Co. Inc
A. D. Sterndorff
J. MM. Jaina
Tibelund
Gore
G. E. Co
General Electrit Co
Bridgeport
Boston Avenue
Boston
Ints
Remington Arms Co
AEO
Bankers’ Convention
American Institute of Banking
Dennis DP. Tobin
B. Merrill
First National
Raymond L. Thibault
The
City Savings Bank
Institute
Portland
Oregon
Glacier National Park
Mt. Ranier
National Park
Liberty issues firm amid uneven stock bond market
Liberty issues supplied most activity in a generally firm bond market. Dutch East Indies 1947 and 1962 issues advanced, French and Brazilian issues improved, Cuban issues eased slightly. Readings rail and utility debentures rose. total sales value was 12.071 million. Call money strengthened with a 5 1/2 high and 4 1/2 low in late trading.
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York
Indias
Cuba
Reading
Great Northern
New York Central
S. Atchison
Southern Pacific Col
St. Paul General
Chesapeake and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
St. Louis
San Franciscan
Seaboard
Bridgeport Screw Co Increases Exports Aids Trade
Bridgeport Screw Co reports export growth as a key factor in expanding business, with shipments rising about threefold versus 1921 in the period to date. Far East trade to China and India strengthens, and South America activity grows as currency exchange normalizes. Five and ten cent stores in the Second Federal Reserve District show a 21 percent April gain, with overall store sales up about 18 percent and grocery groups up around 20 percent.
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Bridgeport
Bridgeport Screw Co
Far East
China
India
South America
Soley
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve
Bis District
Curb Market NY Sees Oil Stocks Rally After Opening Selloff
Traders noted renewed selling pressure on oil shares at the open but supportive orders driven by institutions pushed many to gains. Standard Oil and allied stocks led advances while Mexican Seaboard and Fensland attracted attention through short coverings and dividend recoveries. Reo Motor and Radio had varied demand as Philip Morris and tobacco shares steadied and mining issues, including Nipissing, regained parts of morning losses.
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New York
Club Exchange
Sialon Oil
Daniels Motor
Hayes Wheel
Standard Oil
Ollo
Mexican Seaboard
Fensland
Fquity Petroleum
Reo Motorg
Stock Exchange
Radio
Philip Morris
Mining Department
Nipissing
U S Cotton Exports Rise. May Values Hit Record Levels
Washington reports foreign buyers paid 64 249 252 dollars for U S raw cotton and cotton cloth in May, up from 1921. Exports of cotton cloth reached 60 448 290 yards, earning 8 369 141 dollars, while raw cotton shipments were 469 497 bales. Domestic producers gain as prices rise and trade concentrates toward U S textiles, with Klein forecasting cloth exports to grow as foreign demand shifts.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Commerce Department
Julius Klein
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
Klein
Realty records show numerous deed transfers in local streets
Warranty and mortgage deeds list transfers on Washington terrace Trowel street Connecticut avenue Anson street Madison Highlands Dixon street Imure avenue Rossith treat Hancock avenue Trowal street and more. Notable entries include H Adel Plye to Mary Angevine 64 feet, Samuel Sackett to Willan Tis chler 50 feet, and lease of Mackenzie building for Bridgeport Public Market for one year from July 1 1925 at 12590 dollars.
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H. Adel Plye
Mary A Angevine
Washington Terrace
Sete M. Ehlert
Maris Enlert J
Anna M.S. Danner
Trowel Street
Samuel Sackett
Willan
Tischler
Connecticut Avenue
George O. Burton
Marjorie B. Burton
Anson Street
Madison Fark Lang Company
Royal C. Loveridge
Madison Highlands
Axai K. Tindavist
Joseph I. Johnson
Philip A. Hamilton
Dixon Street
Amuel Kaplan
Anfetta G. Ryan
Imure
Avenue
Frankin J. Kenven
Joan and
Leona Suronsil
Rossith Treat
Qwt Clabm
Domenico Cesare
Edward Dere
Gibua
Madison Avenue
Rosario Caputo
Maria Caputo
Tuxedo Park
Gua Meyers
Mary F. Smith
Ladministratrix
Samuel Clark
Hancock Avenue
Katalin Danesok
Lows Tomaya
Hancock Street
Hyman M Newman
Elizabeth Schine
Newfield Avenue
Mortgate
Avna M. Donner
Fritz My Ehlert
Maria Entert
Trowal
Joseph Siman
Marlon Street
Philly A. Hamilton
City Savings Bank
U. Louis Tomays
Casper Schick
Hemlock Street
George F. Carrol
Fiessle H. Fiumphreya
Seaview Ave
Praer
Annua
Muelfengiend
Razerie's
Mackenzie
MacKerale Brothers Company
Mackenzla
State Street
Mkl Bank Street
Bridgeport
Judgment Denied in Liberty Manufacturing Foreclosure Suit
Judge Isaac Wolfe denied a motion to reopen judgment in the City National Bank versus Liberty Manufacturing Company foreclosure case. Liberty, a cooperative with about 9,200 stockholders, faced a $55,000 mortgage default. A December judgment prompted the extension request, with stockholders claiming hardship from industrial downturn but hoping to resume payments. CHICAGO June 30 wheat and corn markets showed mixed movement amid rainfall improvements and crop outlook, with softer prices for wheat and mixed changes for corn oats and packing-house items as holiday demand slackened.
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City National Bank
Liberty Manufacturing Company
Isaac Wolfe
Og Ain
Chicago
Northwest
Liverpool
Board of Trade
Illinois
Nebraska
Commodity Prices New York June 30 Report
Market page notes softer Butler market with creamery prices from 39 1/2 to 98, creamery extras, cheeses firmer at 20 to 21 1/2 cents, Wisconsin whole milk at 20 to 11 cents, and butter markets steady to firm with various premium levels.
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New York
Fisk. O
Creamery
Wisconsin
Americas
C.ars
European exchange rates rise on broad gains
Foreign exchange reports New York June 30 show most European currencies strengthening. The German rate fell to a new low around .026 percent while Greek rates slid. Sterling recovered nearly two cents, Allied permissions rose seven points, and Dutch Swiss Spanish and Scandinavian quotes gained six to ten points with minor gains in Austrian Polish and Czecho-Slovakian rates.
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New York
Metal Market Roundup New York Copper and Iron Prices
Market report from New York shows copper spot and electrolytic prices firming, with June values around 31.0 for iron steady and lead easing to about 5.78. Zinc and antimony quoted near 5.0 to 5.25, with other metals showing mixed but stable directions.
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New York
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Crucible
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Ad~vance Indicationa
Ajax
G& Oak
Seerae
Balt & Oh
Balt & O Plowenee
Beth
Car Petro
Callaze TL Sical Ag
Chi T
L& P
Chile
Jeies
Goodrich
Teland Oi
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BOO Jack Steel
Lilind Lo
Midvale
Sayy
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Otis Steel
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Pitts Ct
von Stan
Tan C & Tor
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Utah
West Md
West Pac
West Union
L & LF
Eagle
Ani Wilson & Co
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Liberty
Tamiel
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Fairfield Ave
Title Guaranty & Trust Company
Main Street
Bridgepars
Southern Farms
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Germany
Efort
Science Service
Washington, DC
Meronnell
Liberty Meg
Mid-Uplands
Pitta
Sterg
Dante
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Vienna
Crown
Stockkhalm
Christiania
Penhagen
Ler
Lab
Switzerland
Spain
Arte
Berlin
Cit Murs
Metal Market
Great Western Sugar Co
Ong
Hincks Bros. & CO
New York Stock Exchange
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Bridgeport, Conn
National Mortgage Co
Golden Hill
Coleman Sts
First National Bank of Bridgeport
Conn
Troquois
Vetue
the National Mortgage Co
First National BK. Bldg
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