Connecticut Industry Growth Amid War Era Census Findings
The 1919 census data for Connecticut shows boosts in manufacturing activity with 33 percent more workers, 46.7 percent higher primary horsepower use, and 155 percent rise in material costs and product value from 1914 to 1919. Wages climbed about 148 percent while salaries grew around 18 percent, with rent and taxes surging 78 percent. The report cautions against using 1914–1915 changes to gauge long term growth and notes Fairfield, Hartford, New Haven, and other counties by establishment counts and output.
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Connecticut
United States Department of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Financial notes from Connecticut Lefe Deposit meeting and local incorporations
This snippet reports the Connecticut Lefe Deposit association summer meeting set for July 15 at Hotel Griswold New London with a 3 PM business session and 7 PM dinner. It notes incorporation filings for Blumbers's Inc of this city with capital of 70 000 and 500 shares par 100. It also covers the Lindquist Hawley stock sale ending disputes with Hawley Co paying 7280 plus counsel fees.
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Blumberg, Inc
Ray Blumbers
Blumberg
Nelle Alling
Biurmbers's, Inc
Peterit
Enery
Lindquis
Greenwich groups form associations and clubs in new incorporations
The Rosemary Albanie Fame Association of Greenwich with 3500 shares at par 160 is incorporated for 50900 with 277 shares paid. Officers elected include President Romile Del Cros, Dorothy H. Baker, Eugena E. Jessup, and directors from Crimaniey f Association and Rosary Corporation. Also Greenwich Country Club Incorporated for 259000 selects Nelson Macy as President and other officers. Quick Shoe Co. Inc. of Norwalk forms with 50500 capital and initial capital of 1000.
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Rosemary Ball Association
Rosemary Aluranie Fame Association
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Greenwich
Romile del Cros
Dorothy H. Baker
Eugena EB. Jessup
Remakars
Margaret A. Augur
Margaret W. Weld
Crimaniey F Associaton
Rosary Corporation
Ceicago
Tae Coro
Cera
Tradeta
Red River
Board of Trade
Country Club, Inc
Nelvon Macy
Wee Prealdent
Gustav Seb Grotnewich
Wills
New York
Giorgi Howe
New Yor
MM. Alinbagen
Fae
Dinzlttowa Chen
Bonds Slipping To Lower Level In Dull Market
New York June 23 dull market aye, bonds moved lower amid featureless trading. Government issues showed little change while Mexican and local issues eased slightly due to market sentiment. Gains appeared for some railroad and utility bonds, with Des Moines and Fort Dodgers advancing and Central Pacific up. Total sales reported at 5,651,000 par value.
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New York
Rock
Leidon
Cube
Havana
Kansas City Southern
New Haven
Ate
Des Moines
Fort Dodgers
Pacsic
Foreign exchange moves on Irish situation noted in New York
New York June 22 markets report another dip in the British pound below 4.40 for demand bills amid latent Irish situation fears. Sterling bids around 4.49 percent, with little change in European currencies. Rates for other continental gates show minor fluctuations and several entries are partially obscured.
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New York
Alfied Dills
Ster
Christiania
Conenhagen
Switzerland
Spain
Berlin
Building Boom Follows Decline in 1920s Prices
Government reports show a 45 percent drop from the 1920 peak in building prices with 1920-1916 comparisons indicating a 72 percent rise against 1915. Despite a looming postwar price decline, construction activity surges as more than five million dollars in new work is set to begin this year. Officials anticipate material prices easing, but warn against price-gouging as efforts continue to curb extortion by contractors.
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Investgarden
United States
Federal Reserve Board
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Eleven Concerns Incorporate With $790000 Capital
Eleven new concerns incorporated in the week ending June with total authorized capital stock of 754500, compared with 14 firms and 750000 in the prior period. One is Blurche res Inc of Bridgeport, and The Quick Shoe Co of Norwalk, each authorized for 50000.
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Corerna
Hartford
Blurcberes, Inc
Bridgeport
Quick Shoe O
Norwalk
Realty records list numerous warranty deeds in Savoy estates area
A long list of warranty deeds transfers mentions Francis Burr Perry to George Sincsoir on 30 feet of Princeton street and many others including Wakeman to Kokier and Rohter on 22 feet North avenue, Gold to Ricker on Brookfield avenue, and Walker to Tierney on 8 feet Harter avenue, with several quit claims and executors transferring parcels on various streets and avenues. The notices cover properties in Island Brook, Ring street, Gunton avenue, Grove street, Clinton avenue, and other local blocks, naming multiple buyers, sellers, and trustees.
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Francis Burr
Perry
George Sincsoir
Princeton Street
Albert B.ang Leta Wakeman
Henry Kokier
William Rohter
North Avenue
Harry A. Gold
J. M. Ricker
Brookfield Avenue
Raftarle Deblas
Antonio and
Copeerting
Clement A, Walker
Willian R. Tierney
Harter
Jacob Knee
Anna Kane
E. Russell
Island Brook
Worth
Ng Rose Bihary
Joven
Ring Street
Fred B. Carstensen
Sngineerez Works
Inn
Union Avenue
Maude A. Moaman
George Ppotter
Grove Street
Allee M, Downs
Wiliam P
Hopking
Clinton Avenue
William
Hopkins
Lulu Grant
Sonkins
Gunton
Anta Drew Miler
Charles
Hovsh
Franke Miler
Sliog M. Downs
Tinton Avenue
William H. Moffitt
Eneadet
Preston
Malin Street
GE. Louise Montaiin
Executrix
B. Louse Montalon
Stabright Avenue
Wilthima J. Mchols
Minniy L. N. Hunt
Willilam H. Mettanlay
Hawley Avenue
Metal Market New York Teeters onvaried Prices
METAL MARKET NEW YORK June 28 Copner 1 steady electrolytic spot and later 18 3 4 and 1 and 7 8 Tin easier spot and futures 30 87 Tran steady and unchanged Leal stands spot b 7 h and F 85 wine nulety Tas St Louis spot and nearby delivery 27 and 4 35 Antimony spot 5 05 sas
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St. Louis
Rabirshaw Cable stockholders may face assessment
Joint committee of stockholders and creditors of Babirshaw Electric Cable Co of Fonkers nears reorganization. Conference in New York chaired by I A Potter discusses plans to assess stockholders to cover past due liabilities, with preferred stockholders facing 25 per share and common 2 per share, plus a second mortgage to secure the amount. Plan awaits formal approval by committees and possible early adoption.
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Stockhazaars
Babirshaw Electric Cable Company
Fonkers
Electric Cable Co
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New York
I. A. Potter
the Guaranty Trust Co
Con
Potter
Ounlsider
Habir- Jxhaw
Electric Cabin Company
Yonkers
United States
Wit
Navy Department
Curb Market Trends Reflect Mixed Load of Gains and Lows
In New York curb trading, short covering and buying by commission houses lifted sentiment in some issues while others lagged. Independent oil shares led by Southern States Oil Corporation, as Mexican Seaboard and other bonds showed influence from monthly retirements. Mutal Oil steadiness, Standard Oilies soft, and motor stocks fluctuated. Tobacco products remained positive. Retail Candy and Goldwyn Pictures softened. Iron ore ship talks supported American Exploration amid mining activity.
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New York
Durand
Red
Femann
Omarsion
Dubilier Radion
International Car
Bpon
Philip Morris
Stocks Dull and Narrow Market Shows Small Turnover
MEW FORK June 28 Dullness and narrow price moves dominated today’s stock market with turnover around 650000 shares the smallest for any full session since spring boom. Mexican Petroleum quieted fluctuating around 7 points ending at 182 with minor gain amid market pauses and rumored squeezes. Industies unsettled with higher operating costs and price schedule revisions while funds improved after rate relief.
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Pan American Petroleum "A
Funncial
New York Dairy Market Report Cites Butter and Cheese Trends
June 25 report notes butter markets steady with creamery firsts at 35 and 35 to 40 cents. quieter creamery receipts and firmness. Cheese active with varied grades. milk totals and prices range from 1207 tons to 40 cents for whole milk. Eggs are drier with nearby whites at 40 to 42 cents. brown and fancy eggs quoted around 37 to 40 cents with extras at 23 to 25 cents.
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Money New York June 28 Money Market Rates
Money New York reports high 5, low 4 1 2, ready closing bid 43.2, offerings at 5. Last joan 4 3 2. Calls loans against acceptances 4.
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