Bond market strength lifts foreign support and realty loans
July week sees firmer bond tone with gains in Liberties and European issues though no new records. Netherlands loan draws demand as domestic real estate financing peaks with $352,360 in mortgage deeds and an 82 percent weekly loan increase, led by National Mortgage Co and Bridgeport Trust Co.
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New York
Copenhagen
Netherlands
Atchison M
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kansas City Southern
Seaboard
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Tilmore Central
Central Electric
Republic Iron i
Kingdom of the Netherlands
National Mortgage Co
Washington Avenue
Bridgeport Trust Co
Nat. Mrge. Co
City
Lomas & Nettleton R
Stratford Trust
First National
Audee & Schnee
Money markets close amid mixed signals in late session
Turbulent trading leaves lenders and traders watching rates and loan flow as closing figures show uneven gains. Investors track short term yields and bank liquidity while analysts weigh policy expectations and market momentum.
Stocks See Upward Drift On Professional Momentum
New York markets advance as mental conditions aid higher prices and easing tensions abroad. Industrial output in New England improves, steel and auto sectors hold high levels, call money dips, and Studebaker along with General Asphalt hit top prices. Broad gains but profit taking appears late, with rails lagging mid day before recovering. Volume reaches 826000 shares.
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New York
Jay
New England
Studebaker
General Asphalt
American Inc
Mackay
Western Union
Kentucky
West Virginia
Mexican Petroleum
Crucible
Gut States Steels
Cotton consumption may rise with world demand
A Department of Agriculture report forecast that U S cotton consumption could reach about 8 5 million bales in the coming year if demand remains strong with a world shortage and higher prices likely The United States currently consumes around 23 percent more than last year and averages about 494 550 bales per month over the past year, with production concentrated in the South and spindles rising in Europe and Asia to meet global demand
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Agriculture Department
Wasitngton
Pary
Department of Agriculture
United States
South
Tate
Italy
France
Juan
Tope
Curb Market Report Mixed With Tight Trading Conditions
A volatile session on the curb market showed active demand for vanadium and strong interest in Radio and Canadian issues. Trading was uneven amid rainfall and Moon’s influence, with Consolidated Gas and mining shares retreating on heavy selling as prices edged lower.
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York
Tokio
Jtep
Tiurant
Moon
Irtenpans
Hanel
Taneeus
Alymer Alin Iaiser
Jin Papi Service Corporation
Torseao
Theneb
Omong Anc
Shelly O
Salt Creel
Standacd
New York
Emperinvil
Canady
Lang Piairie
Strom
Fender
Lal
Aga Fu
Thonal Putraleum
Metal market New York weekly price snapshot
Fragmentary metal market notes from New York dated July 12 show A E eae olactrolythe and other alloys with unclear prices. Tin is steady around 31.60 while iron is listed firm and moving slightly. Antimony prices are unreadable, with few legible figures amid mixed decimals.
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New York
Conper Eae Olactrolythe Spo
Neare Td
Old Bank Account List Shows Unlocated Dormant Balances
Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank Bridgeport lists twenty year dormant deposits no longer traceable to owners. Balances include Albert G Alchison Ellen Botsford George Bristol Charles Gwinnham Rebecca W Smith and Marietta Lomins with small amounts.
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Erounta
Albert G Alchison
Ellen M. Botsford
George Bristol
Charles BE. Gwluwhan
Charles W. Pu
Figok
Gammon
Grant
Foreign exchange gains and slow British rate on Liberty Bonds
New York July 12 reports French and Belgian remittances rising about 50 points in early foreign exchange trading while German mark strengthens three points. British rate remains nearly steady and most actions lose 2 to 5 points. Chicago July 12 notes possible quick settlement of the strike affecting lower wheat prices as trading closes.
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New York
Marke
Chicago
Wheeler & Howes Company
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Pequonnock
Noble Avenue
Sterling Street
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Salts
Water Front
Congress Street
Knowlton Street
City of
Coal and Masons
Wheat and grain markets reflect railroad strike progress and rain delays
Prices showed a mixed report with declines in certain futures and modest gains in oats and provisions. Traders welcomed signs of a railroad labor settlement but weather delays cooled early gains as the session opened. Provisions rose with hogs but fell late on rising selling pressure.
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Netherland
Ajax
Amed G & D
Alis Chaim
Ais Chaim
Syn. Toar
Sh & Co
Ni & Alton
L& P
Chile
China
Uae
John
Erie
Lad Gen
Dla Iron P Cor
Kan & Gulf
Lee Fo& Z
Lehigh
Lina
Mpa Sea Sd
Pieter Ar
Salih
Jon Lesk
ATSA
Tod
Union Pac
Brian Absa
TM Ale
Tam li Wright
Financial ON
Title Guaranty & Trust Company
Main Street
Iheim
Iron and Steel
J. A. Merson, Inc
Sterling ST
Bridgeport, Conn
Telephone Barnum
Barnum
Equitable Industrial Leas Society, Inc
Fairfield Ave
Hincks Bros.&co
New York Stock Exchange
OfIea
The
Bridgeport Life Publishing Company
Grageieater Publishing Company
Vansfer Hooke Uber Cneths
Sparry
Easit
Grapsy Com
Peil
Mae Low
Sean Arceplaner
J2alph KF Couch
Science Service
Washingtam HO
Metal Market
Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank
Conn
Cor, Mala and Bank
Sts
AGIAL
Cabre
Paris
Antwerp
Amsterdam
Genoa
Ire
Vienna
Crown
Stockhem Ukr
Christiania der Aid Sopenhagen
Sled Witzerland
Spain
Poscta
Fh Berlin Imark
NEW York Central R. R. CO
Yielio
William R. Bull
First National Bank Building
Wheeler &Howes CO
H. L. Blackman & Son
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