General Electric hits new high as bonds rise in market news
New York bond market shows moderate gains with railroad issues leading the advance. Brazilian obligations weigh on foreign bonds amid Sao Paulo unrest. Chicago and Alton reorganization progress boosts road bonds. St Paul Erie and New Haven bonds rise while Wilson issues weaken on refinancing plans. Anticipated Industrial Bank of Fund financing and pending Pennsylvania bond applications cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lst
Sao Paulo
Chicago and Alton
St. Paul
Erie
New Haven
Wilson and Company
Industrial Bank of
Fintend
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
van Bellet
Ens
Mayor to Proclaim Aid for Stricken Ohioans
Mayor Behrens plans a proclamation urging immediate financial relief for Ohio tornado victims in Bridgeport. The note cites Lorain needs and a $30 million loss, seeking one quarter of that amount via local Red Cross channels and a Bridgeport chapter collection led by John Gard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Wiliam Benrens
Ohio
Bridgeport
George Hoffman
Lorain
Behrens
Hines
John Gard
American Red Cross
Brown Appointed State's Attorney for New London
Attorney Arthur M. Brown of Norwich was named state's attorney for New London County to replace the late Hadley A. Hull. The appointment came from a meeting of Supreme Court justices and Superior Court judges in New Haven. Brown, born September 24, 1887 in Jewett City, was the youngest General Assembly member in 1901 and served in the 1902 Constitutional Convention. He has been clerk and treasurer of Jewett City and is a Rotarian and past grand master of Connecticut Grand Lodge, I.O.O.F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Brown
Norwich
New London County
Hadley A. Hull
New London
Supreme Court
Superior Court
New Haven
Jewett City
General Assembly
Grand Lodge of
Connecticut
Treasury balance report notes July balance in Washington
The July balance in Washington stands at 321.00 reflecting available funds. No further details provided in the readable OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prank Notice At United Pentecostal Church
A quirky note announces special meetings at United Pentecostal Church at 285 Windsor Ave near Stratford Ave with Rey Hydehn interpreter Phyllis Blanchard as soloist. Services run nightly at 7:45 until July 7, inviting all. Frank Leganowica disclaims responsibility for others’ bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pentecostal Wharch
Wimot Ave
Stratford Ave
Fhyllis Blanchard
Mart
Bulls Boost Quotations Rise as Ralston's Prospects Improve
New York July 8 A brisk market session saw stocks surge with many issues hitting year highs. American Water Works led gains, West Penn Power rose, and General Electric touched a new peak before easing. Rail shares set records for several companies, while U S Steel topped Four-month highs as industrials climbed and money markets stayed steady amid international exchange activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stork Brices
American Water Works Common
West Penn, Power
General Electric
Ami
jRails
Union Pacific
Iringis Central
Northern Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
St Louis Southwestern
Southern Railway
Louisville and Nashville
Radical Designs Spark New Era in Motor Body Concept
Georges H. Woods, ex secretary of Blue Ribbon Body Co and now Bridgeport Savings Bank president, says public demand drives radical design as practical styles leave the stage. Industrial Development Corp produced a paper bottle to replace glass milk bottles, aiming at sanitation. A Stratford loft firm makes golf tubes with improved balanced clubs, high priced but in strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges H. Woods
Blue Ribbon Body Co
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Woods
Industrial Development Corporation
John Street
Stratford
Metal market notes from New York and East St. Louis
Copper dull with spot and futures around 12 1 4 to 22 3 8. Copper nearby 43 and futures 44.00. Iron, lead, zinc steady. Lead spot 7.10. Zinc steady. East St. Louis spot and futures 5.76 to 5.80. Antimony spot 8.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East St. Louis
Farmer's Buying Power Reaches Peak Since 1926 Outlook
The piece argues farm purchasing power rose to its highest since October 1926, tied to prices farmers receive for outputs and costs of inputs. It suggests improving rural conditions may influence farm voters toward moderation in the upcoming election, with conservatism rising as the trend steadies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polia
Foreign exchange rates in New York steady quotes
Foreign exchanges steady in New York with mixed quotations in cents for currencies including Great Britain at 433 1 2 to 433 3 4 for demand and 437 for 60 day bills on banks, France around 4.12 1 2 demand and 4.2 3 cables, Tokyo near 41 3 4, Montreal around 98 11 382, and other European and Latin American currencies showing varied demand levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Britain
Tetum
Germany
Holland
Sweden
Invaklar
Jugo-Slavia
Dermant
Austria
Roumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokio
Montreal
Markets at a Glance New York Wrap
Stoess strong and 8 steel price peak in four months. Bonds firm with new highs amid rain issues. Foreign exchanges mix with rains. Cotton higher on excessive rainfall. Sugar easy and lower in spot. Coffee higher on bullish Brazilian reports. Wheat in Irad Chicagua lower ahead of bearish government report. Gorn firm with cash markets swang. Cattle steady to strong. Hogs active and higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oval Steel
U. S. Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel
Mid-Continent
TU. Gs
Industrial Alcohol
National Biscuit
Liz Wiles Biscuit
Nashmotors
Allis Chalmers
Jordan
Martin Perry
Maxwell A
Mathieson Algal
Manati Sugar
Philip Morris
Pladelphia
Reading Coal and Iron
Aes
MacDonald
Herriot
Parris
New York
Stoess
Chicagua
Money market report from New York on July 8
Call money firmer with high 2 1 2, low 2 1 2, closing bid 2 1 8 and offer 14. Last loan 4 1 2. Call loans against acceptances 3 1 45. Time loans easy with nixed collateral. 0 90 days 3 3 4 at 3 4 6 months 3 pa 3 1 2, prime commercial paper 3 3 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shipping Arrived From Many Ports and Vessels Noted
A partial list records ships arriving in New York from ports including Callao Westphalia Naples Bremen Plymouth Montreal Paris Bergen Antwerp Glasgow California and Genoa with dates June July and several vessel names such as Regina D Italia Reliance Themistocles Duillo La Savoie and New President Hayes among others.
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Essequibo
New York
Talyds
Callao
Westphalia
Hamburg
Wilson
Naples
Boston
Regina
Santa Tresd
Cristobani
Feed Market Quotation From U S Bureau Of Agriculture Economics
Market report outlines grain and feed prices for July 3 1924 including wheat corn oats and various feeds with per ton costs and regional delivery. Highlights note higher corn and lower oats while flour mill activity keeps meal offerings steady and cottonseed products priced firm amid ongoing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
State Board of Agriculture
Connecticut
Boston
Timothy
Corn Market Surges as July Leads With Record Prices
Grains markets show July corn reaching season high, $1.08 a bushel for No. 2 yellow, with a broad demand for cash and future delivery. Wheat finishes unsettled, rains and rust reports spark rallies that fade, while provisions track corn gains and notes of strong shipping activity. Government crop report awaited, fueling bullish and bearish sentiments amid mixed signals.
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Chicago
Texas
Southwest
Canada
Minnesota
Pacific Northwest
Market Conditions Report From Local Market Page
Market notes list supply and demand for produce and poultry. Fancy strawberries, peas and carrots show good demand while dressed broilers and eggs see moderate demand. New arrivals include native currants and red raspberries with price points noted.
Local Produce Market Report July 8 1924
Increased receipts boosted late week gains but weakened prices across most items at the Plaza market. Cabbage lettuce and strawberries show lower prices. peas beans and potatoes available in liberal supplies. firm tomatoes and peaches. quotes for fruits vegetables poultry dairy and livestock listed with regional and wholesale figures. Prices per crate, bushel, or dozen cited for apples, cantaloupes, cherries, raspberries, strawberries, asparagus, beans, cabbage, lettuce, peas, potatoes, and more. Hay and grain dealer prices per 100 pounds noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
Kennery
Upward Moves Lead CURB Market Amid Widespread Shares Gain
New York July trading sees Public Utilities leadership with Commonwealth Power hitting par. Oil shares hold firm after crude price cuts in Mid-Continent and Gulf Coast. Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Lehigh Power Appalachian Sierra Pacific and National Power and Light advance. Jib Consolidated hits new 1924 high on heavy volume. bond trading active but narrow ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prairia Ol
Gas and Imperial
Gulf Coast
Commonwealth Power
Hudson and Manhattan Railroad
Lehigh Power Securities
Appalachian Power
Sierra Pacific
American Gas and Electric
National Power
Jib Consoli
Reality Records Warranty and Mortgage Deeds Summary
Warranty deeds show transfers from Gussie Finkelson to Elizabeth Fahey on James Street for 5000 dollars and from Michael Hricsko and Caroling Hriczko to John and Margaret Israfehik on Trowell Street for 1500. Mortgage deeds list John and Margaret Krafchile to Michael and Caroline Hriczko on Crowell Street for 250 and other transfers on Pairview Avenue, South Avenue, Willam Street, and Harborview Avenue. Estate actions involve the Wheeler estate with administrator Holzer, several properties on Main Street and Lau re court, and transfers to Arthur N. Wheeler and Lizelle M. W. Farrow.
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Gussie Finkelson
Elizabeth Fahey
James Street
Adolph T. Mary Fingus
Michael Hricsko
Caroling Hriczko
John and
Margaret Israfehik
Trowell Street
John_B
William
John
Margaret Krafchile
Michael
Caroline
Hriczko
Crowell Street
Pasquale
Mannie Costanze
Mary Codinani
Pairview Avenue
Thomas and
Avunic
Louis Levy
South Avenue
John BE
Mary English
Sarah Dedlered
Willam Street
Marcus Hirsch
Adolph Leclere
William Street
Gustave
Albina Piehler
Joseph
Amelia
Jacks
French Street
First National Bank
Black Rock States, Inc
Harborview Avenue
Frank T. Staples
Charles L Chamberlain
Spruce Street
Susan EH. Wheeler
Phillip J. Hulzer
Arthur N. Wheeler
Am Base
Am Base Main Street, Fistale of Susan &. Wheeler, Philip
Holzer
Laure
Phy
Holger
Lizele M. W. Farrow
East Main Street
Eistate of
Mateus
Wheelers
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Bridgeport “Telegram
General List
Bond Advange
Brown
Ville
Frank Leganowica
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Main Street
Frank C. Brotherton
Allied Chem
A&f
A&e
AT & T
ATS& SF
Ate&s Foot
Coast
Ava
G & Ch
ALG & Wipt
Ches & Ohio
Chi & Ee
Chile Co
Congo
Cruc St. Mare
Siig
Goodrich
Goodrich Pr
Goodyr Pt OM
Harvester
Hayes
Houston
Combdnik
Jordan Mt
Kelly Sp
Kennecot
Lou & Nash St
Mack Trek du
Marine Pf
Sso
Marland O Ai
Mex & N BP
ME & v
Mont Ward
Pacific
Arké& Tilt
Penn RR
Phila Coff
Philip Mor
Phillips
ASM
Jean Pitts
Savage Armya Ye
Shell
LL. Rae
U & Ind
Nadian
Heathu
West Penn
St Houss
Willys
Ralston
U. S
Business & Finance
Metal Market
Ver
France
Lo Dea
Graik
Reality Records
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co
Hincks Bros. & CO
Main St
Bridgeport, Conn
Barnum
F. G. Lalley
N. Y. Stock Exchange
N.Y. Cotton Exchange
N.Y. Coffee & Sugar Exch Chicago Board of Trade
Broadway
New York City
State Bank
Mutual Finance Investment
City Savings Pack
Fea
Fidelity Loan Corp
Middle St
John Anao J. Miller
Shalet Building
Harris Advertising Co
Franklin ‘Trust Building
Philadelphia
Bonds Bank Stocks
Connecticut Securities Investment Service
E. B. Merritt & Co
Main Sefreet
Conn
Beneficial Loan Society
United Loan Corp
Fairfield Ave. Cor
Wade
Hawley Ave
Post-Telegram
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