Stocks Irregular as Bears Press Aggressive Market
Openings of market tenders exceeded buying power and created uncertainty on the Stock Exchange. Early declines in oil shares and miscellaneous stocks were offset by gains, but sellers gained control at close. Rallies in Dupont and U S Steel stood out among leaders, with measures on mergers and pools spurring short selling and liquidation. Credit conditions showed easy money then firming to around 3 1/8 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Stock Exchange
Federal Trade Commission
Bethlenem
Lackaxegna
Financial
Dupont
United States Steel
Otis
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Laks Erle
Wester
Local stock markets show gains amid stronger hardware trades
American hardware shares rise with higher activity across home building and improvement sectors. Investors note improved demand, lifting prices in local markets as builders place more orders for tools and supplies.
Commodity Prices New Fork Butter Market Update
Butter market firmer with creamery prices listed. Creamery extras and futures quoted, state dairy rules cited, and cheese market notes show irregularities and unsettled nearby wool prices. Wisconsin whole milk and fancy goods prices included with regional variations and December trading context.
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Fresa
Wisconsin
Americas
Wollie
Foreign bonds lead market amid irregular domestic list
International loans stood out in todays bond market with strong demand for new issues. The Liberties remained steady while Mexican bonds weakened. UK, French, Belgian and Brazilian issues showed gains. Mexican and Canadian securities were volatile. Bethlehem Steel funding 5s traded heavily. total sales totaled 15.7 million. New underwriting included a 25 million Australian government loan and a 7.5 million Prague mortgage issue, largely oversubscribed from major investors.
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New York
Merling Exchange
United Kingdom
Allway
Ust
Bethlehem Stecl
Sracilian
City of
Prague
Real Estate Transfers Show Multiple Deeds and Amounts
Warranty deeds and quit claims involving Ceanamo Cen namo Dentelo Delemaier and others across Madison Terrace Sylvan Crest Hancock Avenue and Whittier Street. Notable figures include $4 000 $2 310 and $6 000 associated with parcels on 50 and 37 feet Madison Terrace and Harvey Street. Names such as John Fulton Charlotte Fulton Henry Korn Mary Unica Michael Stockman appear in various transfers.
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Antonio Ceanamo
Albert Cennamo
Concetta Dentelo
Lloyd A. Delemaier
Moigtaverna
Mary Urick
Richera Gell
Sylvan Crest
John S. Fulton
Cherlotte C. Fulton
John J
Mary
Nolsky
Harvey Sareet
Joseph D. Grosso
Anthony BD. Grosso
Stadison Terrace
Alexander L. DeLaney
Anthony D. Grosso
Madison Terrace
Kgase
Lomas and Nettleton Company
Madison
Terrace
Matilda C. Nelson
Menry Kornbiut
Hancock Avenue
Richard Gall
Mary Unica
Mary Braunste A
Michael
Helen” Stockman
Whittler Street
Wary Knnjiorsity
Charlotte C. Milton
Harvey Street
Foreign exchange notes from New York market
The day’s high London demand rate stood at 4,500-4, with buying waning after the quote. Allied allotments were firm, and Dutch and Scandinavian seals showed partial recovery, while German marks remained weak, trading two points under their recent peak.
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New York
Tung
London
Allotee
Arm
Tillp
Teetook
Agaiost
Railroads see rising car loadings despite coal strike
Washington reports railroads moved about 792000 cars weekly as of May 20, up 12 percent over five weeks, with coal and mine products normally only 2 percent of tonnage. Despite miners’ strike, traffic grows, aided by other freight and shifting volumes.
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Washington
Association of Railway Executives
Interstate Commoeres Commission
Biefness
Tega
Science Service Wat
Savings Deposits In May Show Net Inflow Over Withdrawals
City savings banks report May deposits around 23 000, reversing earlier withdrawal trends. For 1921 total withdrawals near 5 million, with May marking a shift as deposits surpass withdrawals in several banks. City Saving Bank led with deposits above withdrawals by about 12 000, while Peoples Savings Bank added roughly 5 300 and Mechanics and Farmers about 3 500. Bridgeport Savings also posted deposits exceeding withdrawals by nearly 3 000.
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Foty
Avings
City Saving Bank
Peoples Savings Bank
The
Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Riparian Owners Win Oil Rights in Red River
Washington June 5 The Supreme Court entered a decree in the Red River boundary dispute between Oklahoma and Texas. It holds the river is not navigable within either state and denies the state ownership of the entire river bed, while recognizing riparian rights of landowners along the river.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Red River
Oklahoma
Texas
Cours
Derrur
Inc
Oauer
George C Clark Sues for 11000 Damages
George C Clark filed a Superior Court suit against James Burnham seeking 11000 for injuries from a May 13 collision on Main Street near the French Town road. Clark was struck by Burnham's car and spent time in St Vincent's hospital recovering.
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North Matingtrees
George C. Clark
Jarmies Burnham
Clark
Main Street
Frenchtown Road
St. Vincent's Hospital
Plain Rugs Described For Rooms And Decor
Plain colored rugs are very good décor for rooms. They come in blue, red, or green and in tan or cream. Dark colors look attractive but reveal every footstep. Black rugs are used by some decorators.
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Aoma
Curb Market News Mixed as Trading Cools in New York
The New York curb market showed unsettled activity with selling orders and heavy profit taking in Standard Oil and other majors. Motors shares remained steady with Hudson, Reo, Durant and Packard seeing fair support, while Mexican Seaboard and several independents posted declines before minor rallies.
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New York
San
Motors
Hudson
Reo
Durant
Packard
Standard Oil
Ohio
Mexican Seaboard
Mexico
Chris’ervice
Fensland
Otter
Antic Prutt
Lockwood Learings
Boston
Montana
Rex
Independence
Treeport
Texas
Grain Market Slips as Weather Sparks Harvest Prices
Chicago grain prices closed mixed with wheat under pressure from southwestern harvest weather. July and September futures moved lower while corn and oats fell on weak demand. bears dominated initial trade but some gains materialized in late dealings. Provisions and hog futures showed modest shifts as traders priced ongoing weather and demand factors.
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Yrice
Corp
Gala
Kaltes
Teslya Recovering After Suspected Gas Poisoning
John Teslya of 174 Burritcavene was found unconscious at home by gas exposure. He is hospitalized at Bridgeport, believed to be an attempted self harm. Police investigated and a self inflicted device was seized from his apartment.
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Bymatfort
John Teslya
Burritcavene
Tontsit
Allshey Teslya
Bridgeport Hospital
Flo
Ir. Raber
Prat
Committee Named to Reorganize Electric Cable Company
Housing of the reciever ship looms as the Habirshaw Electric Cable firm seeks a compromise plan. HB A Potter of Guaranty Trust in New York chairs a reorganizing committee drawn from creditor and stockholders groups. Proposals include a 2.00 per share common stock and 25.00 per share preferred stock assessment, with new shares paired to long term bonds. Existing plants in Vancouver and this city remain active, with no borrowings reported.
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HB. A. Potter
The
Guaranty | Trust Company of
New York
Tas! Bee
Creditora Committee
Habirshaw — Diectric
Eiectric Cable Company
Potter
Mabirstow Electric
Vanseorg
Electric Cable
S. Worley
Seroives
Cotton Exchange Broker Protests Suspension Order
New York broker Jone & Arthur EB Lamborn of Amborn and Company applied for mandamus to compel the New York Cotton Exchange to lift its suspension order announced last Thursday. He alleges no legal evidence or testimony was before the committee to warrant the suspension.
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New York
Jone
Arthur EB. Lamborn
Amborn and Company
Era
New York Cotton Inc
Ainge
Advance in Prices of Woolens in New York
The American Woolen company announced a general price rise in fabric from 2.5 to 8 cents per yard. Woolen staples were set to increase from 5 to 6.5 cents per yard while woolens overall climbed. Women’s wear goods moved from 7.5 to 10.5 cents per yard and woollen cloth rose from 21.3 to 55 cents per yard.
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New York
Cenia
Fabrica
American Woolen Company
Staples
Uni- Somms
Sptetattite Fahring
Stoda
Money Market Report From New York Opening Declines
In New York June money market rates edged higher with bids and offers around 1.2 percent for call loans and near 4.4 percent for acceptance. The unusual phrasing hints at a tense start for the session as dealers assess liquidity.
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New York
Cefi
Easion
Bank Mortgage Loans Totals Highlight City Savings Bank Lead
A summary of weekly real estate lending shows total loans in this city reaching $412,859 with banks and loan organizations reporting $42,280 in new mortgages. City Savings Bank leads with $21,500 in new loans, while Bridgeport Savings Bank and other institutions contribute to a $40,250 weekly total. Extension of old loans adds $31,509 to the week’s figures, affecting totals for First National Bank and Bridgeport Savings Bank.
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City Savings Bank
Endmsyl
J City Savings Bank
Weely
First National Bank
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Bridgeport Hytcrmall notes absorbed in latest broker report
Lee Higginson & Co. of New York and Boston brokered a block of three percent notes of the Bridgeport Hytcrmall Company totaling 350,001 dollars. The June 1, 1922 series due June 1925 is part of a five million dollar issue under an indenture dated July 1, 1945. The latest brokers’ reports indicate absorption and the aggregate outstanding in the series now stands at 4,500,000 dollars. The notes are listed as legal for savings banks.
Metal Market Report From New York Trade Floor
Metals and alloys trading on the New York market show activity across tin copper nickel antimony and lead. Prices listed include No 2 Northern at 23.00 24.00, No 2 Southern at 13.00, lead around 5.66, and antimony at 5.87 with steady tin trade and nearby St Louis delivery at 5.32.
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New York
St Louis
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Lackawanna Steel
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Lennar
Ota
Formur
Beth Sil
Bern St
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Cal Park
Canad Pac
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Ant
New England
Erie
Erie Lp
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Bso
Ita
Goodrich Bom
Gulf
Bristol Brass
Kelly
Lie R & T
Int
Sil Co
Lehigh
Jwanders Friary
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Stanley Wks
Stanley Wks. Com
Torrington Co
Penn
Winchester
Man Ue
Winchester Co
Ind
Haig
Faig & Towne
Tiydraty de
Bristol & Pinyl el
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Loe Coun Ry
Conner & Pow
Pia
Darby Gas
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New Hay Water
Thompsonville
Southport
Brudebaker
Ind Fico
Utah
West
Faralls
Union Mae
Pria Ron
Pena
Weilron & SS
Wang
Teslya
Habirshaw
Oda
Ellery Low
Goo Wistey
Cotton Exchange
WERK
Orin
Cemetacs
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Fairfield Ave
Vficenset Sud
Bridgeport
Paylox
Guaranty & Trust Company
First National Book of Bridgepaty Blas
Bregeport
Conn
Local Water Company
Metal Market
Tor
East 45Th Street
New York City
Connecticut
Bridgeport Incraded CO
Federal Land Bank
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Hincks Bros. & CO
New York Stock Exchange
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