Debits Rise in May Signal Better Bridgeport Business
Bridgeport May debits to individual accounts across local banks rose to 45,503,529 dollars, surpassing May 1921 for the first time. The gain, alongside higher bank savings and increased factory employment reported by the Manufacturers Association, suggests a turning point toward stronger commercial activity and spending in Bridgeport and New England cities.
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Bridgeport
oVar & Yer
Indiana
Manufacturers Association
Wotom
Industrria
New England
Boston
Holyoke
Beaton
Bridgepost
Providence
New Haven
Springfeld
You
Waterbury
Tora
New Bedford Baryon
Lowell
Holyal
Real estate deeds list transfers on Brewster to Lindley streets
Warrants deeds show William Brady and Esther Ambrose selling 90 feet on Brewster street to Joseph and Esther Ambrose. Carl Anderson transfers Midland Street property to Carl Peter son. Several 30 to 65 foot parcels change hands on Wayne Manhattan Lindley Chamberlain and Long streets. Prices range from 600 to 4,500 dollars with several transfers to financial institutions.
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Warrenty Deeds
William JH. Brady
wWilliam P. ‘Mela
Joseph
Esther Ambrose
Brewster Street
Carl A. Anderson
Carl A. Peterson
Midland Street
Whel C. Lee
Leo J. Braun
Clinton Avenue
Ip L. EB
Anna DelFringo Giera
F. G.investing Company, Incorporated
Jesity
Eagle's Nest
Clim
Edward Sparso
William Winter
Wayne Street
Burlem Avenue
Edward C.spargo
Manhattan Avenue
Charles Meyer
Mary H. Meyer
Iso
Lindey Street
Teresi Richter
Barney Hughal
Chamberlain Avenue
Mortzare
Frank Lopere
Main Street
Joseph and
Esther
Ambrose
William H. Brady
William P. Relies
Frank Diugolecki
Anton Krysinski
Lindley Street
Louis Chernoff
Mechanics and Premets Savings ‘Bank
Long Street
Newfield Bank posts May gain in savings deposits
The Newfield Bank and Trust Company along with the West Side bank and the North Fund Bank and Trust Company reported May deposits exceeded withdrawals, by 6109, 7,509, and about 1,000 respectively. Bankers cite improved employment and prudent saving, noting neighborhood banks show local thrift as the cause.
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Newfield Bank & Trust Co
Wrat Side Bank
North Fund Bank & Trust Co
Jesson
Newfield Bank
North Dad Bank
Treposits
West Side
Tobacco Companies Ordered to Open Books in Federal Probe
New York June 3 Writs of mandamus commanded American Tobacco Company and P Lorris Sardana Company to submit books and papers for the Federal Trade Commission investigation of the “tobacco trust” to agents of the FTC Were handed down by Federal Judge Knox If not complied with the order the companies must appear in court June 23 and show cause why mandamus should not issue.
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New York
Wheat market steadies after midweek dip in Chicago
Grain price movement in Chicago shows a rally from a seven cent break with hopes that production costs fall. Wheat ends modestly higher in July and September futures, corn largely unchanged, while provisions edge varies. Margin calls last night caused a brief setback but overall strength kept the day’s trading from a further decline.
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Chicago
Italy Tops Foreign Buyers Of American Goods In Per Capita Rates
Washington reports Italy leads in per capita purchases of American goods, with a notable rise in Spain, Norway, and Argentina over the last month. Canada slides from top buyer to a slower rate, while Canada and Mexico show varied shifts. the rate of increase reflects market reach and currency factors, not absolute spending. The analysis stresses that rising rates better indicate foreign demand than raw per capita totals.
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Washington
Italy
United States
Department of Commerce
Spain
Norway
Argentina
France
Canada
Dominion
Curb Market Closes Early Gains After Mixed Open
New York June 13 The curb market opened with declines then recovered as shorts covered and commissions houses held overnight orders. Prices rose sharply in the first hour with gains in Imperial Oil Indiana and Kentucky issues and banded leaders like Ball Creek Producers and Philip Morris drawing buying support. Independent issues advanced while others eased. motor stock activity picked up and Columbia Petroleum showed renewed protection. Bond activity was modestly firmer as Treasuries moved with overall market strength.
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New York
Curb Exchange
Commission
Ha Mg
Shorts
Stock Exchange
Btainchard
Indiana
Kentucky
Imperiall of Canada
Ex‘pens
International Petroleum
Angto-Amiieam
Atlantic Lobos
Ball Creek
Olf
Mexican Seaboard
Eoul Petroleum
Aft
Philip Morris
fAcmer
Hudson
Dubiliar
North American Steel
Wag
Columbia Petroleum
Haskell
Texas
Independence Lead
Treeport-Texas 7A
Metal Market New York Prices Steady Across Commodities
In New York metal markets, prices for electrolytic copper and wrought iron show stability. Tin remains firm along with zinc and antimony futures, with delivery terms noted and minor shifts in spot values observed.
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New York
Jung
Butter and Creamery Prices From New York Market
The butter market shows steady tones with creamery extras around 20 1 2 38 and higher creamery prices for chests to 1 837. State dairy boards rate OxChas Indies and fresh extras 80 1 2 1 2 2. Cheese market remains strong with skim and whole milk prices noted. Whole milk flats specials about 28 29e and leverage run 18 1 2 18 2 4. Wisconsin whole milk and fancy young Americas quoted around 19 1 3. Epex market quiet. skim options show dips to 04 14 c with late skims lower. Nearby brown and fancy 10 41. tins 24 1 2 37 1 20.
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New York
Tune
Iuber
Mik
Fancy Young Americas
Epex
Fancy
Brown
Ancy
Local Produce Market Tightens as Supplies Wane
June 13 1922 Bridgeport area reports demand for strawberries exceeds supplies while prices shift. Native greens and asparagus show mixed trends as southern tomatoes, cabbages, onions, and potatoes move with fluctuating offers. Livestock, dairy, and grain items listed with varying regional prices and tonnage figures.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Marketing Bureau
State Board of Agriculture
Stade
Dhlomagea
Mats
Dova
Néwlaid Glaney
Kenadry
Bob Oh
Atock
Standard Gil Co Finds Gas on Luzon Island
An Stanilare Ol Co expedition from California reports discovery of gas on Luzon Island in the Philippines the cable says this may indicate oil presence. the note was received by local offices.
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Standard Gil CO
Luzon Island
AN Prangilco
Stanilare Ol Co
California
Ued
Philippines
Fias
Luzon
Loucal
Ompany
Bonds Steadier but Volume of Trading Shrinks
New York June 18 stock market notes a smaller trading volume but steadier bond market. Highlights include Liberty 21-28 at a new high, Mexican government bonds easing, and gains in Southern Pacific collaterals and Missouri Pacific 4s. Underwritings steady with Syracuse 0 loan, total sales par value $16,739,000.
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New York
Liberty
Galny
Southern Pacific
Minneapolis
St. Lewis
Chesapeake and Ohio
Sederalis
Missouri Pacific
International
Great Northern
Chicato
Alton
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Havens
Foreign exchange market remains strained as rates shift
June 14 report from Yori notes renewed demand for sterling at around 4.48 against the mark amid broad price declines in Allied rates and iron goods. Evidence shows economic strain in Central Europe as East European remittances weaken, with Vienna and Amsterdam quotations cited and multiple maturities listed.
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Barony
Vienna
Antwerp
Spain
Pexeta
Berlin
Mark
Great Money Lender With A Heart To Help
An advertisement for Beneficial Loan Society offers loans up to $400 to honest workers with steady jobs on notes at home furniture without removal and no guarantor. It promises flexible terms 8 to 15 monthly payments, private confidential interviews, free consultation, and no upfront charges, licensed by the State Bank Commissioner in Bridgeport, Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beneficial Loan Society
Iaverty
St. Bridgepor
Conn
State Bank
Stocks Recover in Part From Monday's Reaction
New York June 13. The stock market shows general but moderate recoveries from Monday's decline with rails leading the rebound near last week's levels. Early trade was unsettled with margins and speculative holdings dropping prices one to three points before a table of smaller losses and gains emerged. Trading volume reached 1,306,000 shares as banks cooperate with the exchange to curb reckless speculation and stabilise the market amid late gains in oils steels and chemicals.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Mexican Petroleum
O¢ora
Asphalt
Sinclair
Crucible
Republic Steels
Stutebaker
Maxwell
Baldwin
Lima
Reading
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Seles
City issues eight thousand two hundred eighty six in permits
Building permits totaling 8286 issued by the city include several for construction work on garages sheds and a two family frame house. The inspector noted permits for a cement block garage at 430 Noble Avenue a tool and wood shed on Dayton Road and a two family frame house at 0-62 Edna Avenue among others including advertising for East Main Street and Bernt Avenue. The American Bank and Trust was also involved in the proceedings.
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Tonevete Hingle
Washineton Court
Clara
Noble Aves
Nue
C. Mathierl
Dayton Road
Mile
la Son
West Avenue
Maud D. Ives
Edna
Jennie C. Moris
Ign
East Mai Street
Bernt, Avenue
aAmerican Bank and Trust Scomping
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Br &H
T & Tunes
G&s
Beth St Il
Budeth St
Bot & Ti
Chi M & St
Goodrich
Kan & Gu
Ran
Kelly
Kelsey
Ken Cop
Ian Lea
T & Re
Midvale
Lomas
Nettleton
H& H
Newtown
Cote Bridgeport
MW. Co
T . BE
Otis
Ty Stratford
Gerit
Pierce_O
Pitts Coal
Pullmar
Studebaker
Texas Pac
Texan Co
Federal Board
Rene Awe
Epc
RgAse
Shezono BI
Science Service
Washington, D.C
Urchanbed
Metal Market
LAY
Giraln
Braun
Cattonseedt
Jana
Bork
Mess
Lea Ae
Sonpey
Milesa
Pytlseeen
Riemer
Ak Us
Lust
Clarence Hodson & Co., Inc
Main St
Lemorroy
Broad Street
Roberts & Co
OF Bridgeport
William Waldorf Astor
Westchester and
Tremont Aves
Bronx
New York City
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co
Hotel Astor
Broadway
U. S
Astor
Joseph P. Day, Inc
J. Clarence Davies, Inc
Liberty Street
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co
Hincks Bros
New York Stock Exchange
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James Staples
Equitable Industrial ‘Loan Society, Inc
Fairfield Ave
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