Mortgage Prices Rise in Broad Bond Market Session
New York June 7 Prices continued higher in today's bond market amid scattered weaker spots. Foreign issues gained with nearly 2 1 2 point rise for Serbian bonds to 76 2 4. Lyons and Marseilles 4s closed higher, while American Smelting rose on dividend speculation. Steel stocks fell and new offerings appeared, including the Rengn Canadian Paper Co first mortgage issue. Total value of bonds traded was 2 805 000.
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New York
Lyons
Marseilles
Point Hinery
Wall Street
Treasury
Phare
Rengn-Canadian Paper Company. Ltd
Realty records show multiple deeds and mortgages in Bridgeport
Real estate notices list quit claim deeds from John J. Conway to Mary G Conway on Fox Street and transfers by Charles F Stevenson including properties on Morgan, Prospect, Ward, Pembrook and Lee streets. Bridgeport Savings Bank and Hicks Realty sell to American Hardware Stores Inc. Mortgage to Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. totals 295900 with Fairfield Avenue figures noted.
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John J. Conway
Mary G. Conway
Foxistreet
Charles Birnbaum
Teldor Birnbaum
Williams Winter
Fairfield Avenue
Charles F. Stevenson
Charles’ F. Stevenson
Norgan Street
Burrougha Lane
Wordin Avenue
Italix
Prospect Street
Lewis Street
Pembroke Street
Lee Events
Bridgeport Savings Bank
American Hardware Stores, Inc
Hicks Realty Company
Wulliam Winters
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Multiple Local Obituaries Share June Death Notices
Stratford deaths include Costigan Jones Farrell Moorey Ormond and Guinan families with funeral details and church services. Emma Jane Pelham of New Haven listed. notices request relatives and friends attend, interments at St Michael's or Lakeview cemeteries, with masses at St James St Patrick's and local chapels.
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Costigan
Stratford
Elizebeth Hanner Costigan
Yate
Broathridge and
North Avenues
St. James Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Mary Treadway
Gurden & Coll
Trad Mémorial
Mountain Grove
Metery ' Farrell
William J. Farrell
Noble Avenue
Anne
St. Cnaries
Moorey
Isaac Moorey
Gordon St
Ormond
Agnes Fagan
Thomas Ormond
Avenue
St. Patrick's
Turial
St. Michaels
Mary Louie
John H. Guinan
Rocton Avenue
Sc. Patrick's
St. Michael's
Pelham
New Haven
Conn
Emma Jane
George L. Pelham
George P. Potterpary Rams
Woy
Lakeview
Market Downturn Driven by Short Selling and Profit Taking
Daily stock activity showed moderate losses as profit taking and short selling weighed on leaders. Industry averages edged lower while new earnings and policy moves by American Express and several major firms influenced swings. Railroad shares rose briefly on tentative value, while oil stocks remained depressed aside from Houston Oil's gain.
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New York
American Express
International Harvester
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Pere al Arquette
Cotton Crop Figures Strike Average Way Below Average
WASHINGTON June 7 The condition of the cotton crop is about seventy one percent of normal with only moderate yields foreseen. The Agriculture Department notes declines in world supply and continued price pressure. US production remains about six percent of global output. Planters hope this year's crop will recover losses from prior years as prices stay weak.
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Wagton
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
United States
Europe
Bonne
Tay
Stock Prices And Fancy Mentions Of Winners
A garbled note mentions stock prices and a repeated green motif. The text references a season’s winner and a satin underskirt, but details are unclear due to corrupted OCR. No clear persons, organizations, or concrete events are identifiable.
Oil Firms Fight Argentina Fraud Charge in Court
West Indian Oil Company and Compania Nacional de Petróleo issued a statement denying a federal verdict accusing the firms of defrauding Argentina’s customs on nil valued at over 3 million dollars. They call the ruling a grave mistake based on erroneous information and say an appeal will show the verdict void on several counts.
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Buenos West Indiani Company
Compania Nacional de Petroléo
West India
Curb Market Struggles to Follow Up on Prior Rally
June 7 report from Curb Market Way Yore notes scattered activity across groups with wide price spots and mixed gains. American locomotive new block and other industrials set tentative highs, while mining shares saw little movement and overall volume remained modest.
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Almenican
Cuba
Aitun
Graindeam Jy Agbs
Duter
AHP
LEY
Congolvura Company
Atahitniee Prominen
Navanend
Loty Transactiona
Hingleunig
Oilelothe
Todyvidus
Hese Pests Venti
Meountain
Myulee Anceieriy
Ferisie
Notable Americans Arrive in Russia Amid Soviet Relations
Report from Moscow notes notable arrivals including Irving T. Bush and others from Maine and California, greeted by Russian officials. The visit, in a private capacity, coincides with easing Soviet British tensions and is described as optimistic by correspondents. A municipal register notice appears with details on copies and distribution. Moire fabric commentary closes the item, highlighting popular patterns and materials.
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Hoscow
Askocla A Press
T. Bush
New York
Etoprese
Galve
PUL MEN WARN AGAINST OVER-REGULATION IN ELECTRIC UTILITY MOVE
New York reporters note the National Electric Association annual convention where Dwight Lewis and Professor Richard Ely argue market driven private capital will spur growth while public ownership risks lethargy. Insel predicts US electric utility investment reaching 15 billion by 1930 amid private initiative. Authorities urge proper regulation to protect consumers and improve service.
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New York
Toftay
National Electrics Association
Dwight Lewis
Tijchard T. Ely
University of Wisconsin
Public Utilities For Research
Aventieth Centirr
Martin J. Insel
Chicaza
United
Oves Public
State Produce Market Report Warns Poultry Handling Caution
Poultrymen should exercise caution in handling market eggs as temperatures rise. Eggs must be gathered and marketed promptly to stay in A-1 condition. Fertile eggs keep longer. Strawberries from Maryland and Connecticut show higher prices and improving quality. Lettuce and asparagus markets mixed, beef and veal prices steady, hogs and lambs trend higher. Butter prices up on top grades. overall demand varies for various produce items. New on the market Gandy strawberries.
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Maryland
Connecticut
Local Produce Market Report From June 7 1923
Active trading and liberal receipts at the morning farmers market in the Plaza. Buyers paid steady to higher prices for spinach beets lettuce and strawberries with quality improving. California cherries and apricots offered at lower prices than prior seasons. Western markets softened slightly for butter dressed meat and live cattle while hogs remained weak. Prices for fruits vegetables and dairy are listed with regional and product specifics.
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State Board of Agriculture
Long Island
New Jerse
California
Antives
Dairy Market Report From New York June Second
Market notes show mixed dairy prices with creamery products drifting lower and whole milk prices easing. Eggs and white eggs trade irregularly with nearby items steady to weak, while fats and butter vary across grades and extras.
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New York
Vai
Nara
Federal Reserve Bank June Statement Shows Reserves
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reports as of June 6 total gold reserves of 1 037 510 201 62 and total reserves of 1 057 621 82. Billed discounted secured by government war obligations totals 1 153 420 934 00 for members and 340 998 287 277 for others. Uncollected items amount to 122 826 8747. Due to members reserve amount 870 989 780 48. Total deposits 785 849 118 21. FRB notes in actual circulation 508 308 454 30. Ratio of total reserves to deposits and FRB note liabilities combined 81.1 percent.
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New York
Rowerse Bank of
Foreign exchange rates drift in New York markets
In New York, June to foreign exchange markets showed slight reactionary moves. Sterling hovered near 4 dollars 18 cents, French francs about 6.45 cents, and German marks dipped below 0.0013 dollars. Spanish exchange slid to 15.10 cents, a new yearly low, with various rates listed for other currencies and cities.
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New York
Paris
Antwerp
Amsterdam
Ilur
Genoa
Lra
Vienne Fcruwrrl
Stockholm
Christiania
Copenhagen Chric
Vigo Switzerland
Lad Spain
Peselab
Berllymark
Money New York Market Brief June Report
Call money spreads narrow with tight 4 8-4 and low 4 3-42. Tullos rate las 4, closing bid 4 3-4, offered at 4 1. Against acceptances 4 1.
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New York
Cotton Shw Fork Market Note From December
Fragmentary OCR item notes pricing and dates for cotton futures with unclear words. Mentions December and January figures around 23.71 and 29.0 percent, plus references to Guy and J Mier in a terse market snippet. No clear event or names can be confidently identified from the readable text.
Wheat Stumbles on Weather and German Reparations Talk
Chicago June grain notes show wheat unable to hold gains as rain damage in Oklahoma and Kansas, harvest near, and uncertain reparations talks weigh on prices. Corn slips with pressure from enlarged receipts and shipments to Kansas City. Packers’ buying provides some firmness to provisions despite corn and hog weakness.
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Chicago
Oklahome
Kansas
Kansas City
Nebraska
Local Clearing House Debate and Banking Rates Spark Tense Talks
Connecticut bankers discuss a proposed clearing house in Bridgeport. They debate interest rates and dividends, with some lenders opposing the move and others supporting higher savings yields. Merchants blame weather delays for spring stock deliveries, yet show signs of improving buying as goods move.
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Connecticut
Bridgeport
Act Alwi
Herr
Bannse
Metal Market News From New York June Report
Copper quiet on spot and futures at 15. Tin firm at 42.30 spot and 42.25 futures. Tron steady with no price change. Lead steady at 7.24 spot. Zinc quiet with St Louis spot and near 6.30 to 6.35. Antimony spot ranges 6.75 to 6.95.
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Bunty
Wacol
Challanar
Davis
du Pont
Endicott
Erie
Gt North
Gulf Sts
Mortman
Harvester
Hayes
Houston Oil
Houston al Pay
Ng Husiltors
Inspiration
Int Cement
Combrae
goo Jones Tee + me
Kayeer
Kelly Sp
Ad Kinney Gay’ Pe A8 14 24 800 Yee ‘Mirches A4 5 Bae 900 Lehigh Vale
le & NM
Mack
Mallinson Yeas
Ane Mann Shir
Marine Pirates
Marlin
Marland
Orpheum
Mary Phillips
Bermington
Sally Poe
Studebaker
Underwood
Willys
Wilmer
New York
Aisie
Innes
LendsMelvesers
St. Lou's
Boston Bank Officers Must Pay Up On Notes
Boston bank directors including Mooregl Barrett Corneal Malagutl Carrick Linnehan faced a court action to compel payment on notes. The case stems from a September 1920 bank closure and alleged fraud linked to McNamee, president of the bank. Indictment for larceny appears referenced.
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Boston Bank
Romipansy
State Supreme Court
Sherbank
John H. H. McName
MuNanee
Lapeéng
Frea N. Mooregl
James T. Barrett
Max
Corneal Cheries
Malagutl
Brown
George H. Carrick
Sohn
W. Linnehan
Bart of McNamee
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U. S. Treasury Notes
Shorts
Standard Oil
Eailroads
Ndebaker
Royal Dutch
Houston
Nya City
Ronid
Wweek
Pritee Nantes
RALPH F_ COUCH
Virginia
Cacahina
Faina
Russia
Comyrac
Municipal Register of
Sperificatane
Moire
U S Treasury
Rlubarn
Newlald
Hennery
Ibn F
Hogar
Federal Reserve Bank
S. W. R. Bull & CO
First National Bank Bldg
Intervale Uplands
Bevsky
Devon Realty Exchance
Bonds Bank Stocks
Connecticut Securities
Investment Service
Insti Finns
E. B. Merritt & Co
Main Street
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Fairficht Ac
Fairfield. Ave
Hincks Bros. & CO
Investment Bankers
New York Stock Exchange
Connecticut Trust Fund Securities
Main St
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