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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1922
Page
13
New York reports indicate a wary market as coal and railroad strikes weigh on confidence. Stocks drifted from steady early levels to losses in motors, oils, and rails while steel and related shares faltered. investors watched for Friday's quarterly U. S. Steel Corp. update amid broader labor unrest.
W C Durant, head of Durant Motors, issued a statement Saturday that he has not yet signed a formal contract for the sale of Locomobile. Edmund Wolfe, federal receiver for the company, said Durant would likely approve and sign the main contract before Thursday. If creditors approve, the sale proceeds, Durant may form his own company to continue Locomobile manufacture, with Bridgeport engineering quality intact. Stock market reaction: Locomobile shares rose after the announcement.
Product slate including creamery extras firsts at 92 36c and higher scoring grated dairy subs 30 253ge5 Tobles. Fees and extras 31 Charse, market and aide mix specials 21 224 with 20 percent run at 21c. Lower grades for young Americas 20 21c and Eres. Nearby row rates 21 se.
The July 24 curb market reports show limited activity in the stock exchange with gains in New England Power and Durant Moray led the agri group. Locomobile and Treo & Daniela show varied movement while the 160 accor stocks draw attention to a new company’s stock offering and anticipated listing on the Card.
A sequence of warranty deeds records transfers among Fredericks, Te, Lernard Prynn Jr, Thomas Casey, Dvorsky, Evans, Fertin, Harris, Carbone, Missionary Society, Fisher, Sekarossi, Walsh, Barstow, Barstow, Hants, Carbone, Bassick and others. Properties on Laurel Avenue, Evans Street, Knowlton Street, Reservoir Avenue, Jovans Street, Sterning Street, and nearby locales show varied parcel sizes from 5 to 50 feet with stated monetary amounts. The transactions include multiple mortgage deeds and transfers involving realty and street addresses throughout the listings.
In New York on July 24 foreign exchange showed firmness with small dealings. Sterling rose within a fraction of week’s best as Allied currencies edged higher. The Reichsmark and neutral currencies like Denmark and Switzerland gained, with further uptick for the Repcho Slovakian pair amid limited activity.
New York July 2 The Guaranty Trust Company of New York announced a sale of American Republics bonds totaling 5,000,000 with twenty five year maturity and 6 percent interest to yield 7.5 percent The issuer American Resultive Corporation operates crude petroleum refining and oilfield equipment fabrication through subsidiaries Local bankers are arranging a separate 10 to 25 million dollar bond issue for the Province of Ontario to be floated in the fall
Connecticut securities markets show irregular activity with gains in favored issues. Trading was limited and investors awaited lower prices. several issues closed the week higher, while others fell. Industrial stocks were active in two opposing currents. some issues rose sharply to near yearly highs. Winters in some issues, including utilities, reflected cautious optimism amid bidder activity.
The Ares Shop of Bridgeport Inc planned for 60 000 dollars capitalization with officers and stockholders named including Abe Davide Brooklyn and J B Erlanger. Other entities mentioned include Hartford paper dissolutions and Star Motors Inc with 100 million capitalization related to auto products.
W Durant Dent Mo TG Carroll Downes Nurgerth Pa J and Charles H Daley of New York City are named as principals. Brokers are opened and fine in the First National Bank representing Durant interests in the transaction.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Willman Alten White and Kansas editor figures, references repression of speech and a governor named Fenty. The readable content is garbled, with no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize reliably.
Fragmented report shows metals market notes with spot and delivery quotes. Northern region prices cited at 29.00 and 24.00 for No 1 and No 2. Louthery ranges 107 to 2000 with steady head. East St Louis delivery nearby at 3.90. Antinyons, spo. 5.00 to .2a.
Liberty issues show strength as bond and stock markets react to varying yields. New highs appear across government and corporate lines with notable activity in U S, French, Argentine and Japanese issues. Traders cite shifting rates, underwriters praising issuers and broad market tone amid temperate trading conditions.
Chicago grain traders report a softening market amid rising winter wheat offers and weak nearby options. September and December wheat futures declined to around 1.07 and 1.09 per bushel while corn eased to roughly 1.80. Receipts totaled about 4.499 million bushels, as buyers and merchants evaluated price signals and potential demand.
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered figures and terms like money, rate, closing, and call. No clear names, places, or events are readable to identify a specific market action or date.
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