Curb Market Ends Mixed After Broad Highs and Losses
The curb market pressed to new highs in many issues while losses followed across the board. Industrials and public utilities were strong on buying but late trading showed profit taking in several names. Deere and Company led industrials with a near ten point jump to 205, while some motor shares sagged on profit taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dig
Celantse
Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Hancitaly
Hrntto
U. S. L. Battery
United Shoe
Gulf Oil
Mavis’ Corporation
Franklin Manufacturing
Spang
Chalifans
Kinnear
Ford of Canada
Auburn Auto
Casein
Bunker Hill
Sullivan
Insurance Company of North America
New Mont Mines
Tuhizo
Electric
Puget Sound
Patitsa
United Gas Improvement
Blackstone Valley
Utilities Power and Light
Empire Power
American Light and Araction
Northern Ohio Power
Southern Ice and Utilities A
Central Public Service
Gulf of and Solar Refining
Standard of
Kanens
Local Produce Prices From Connecticut Agricultural Report 1928
The Connecticut Commissioner of Agriculture provides a detailed market list dated March 22 1928. It covers fruits vegetables poultry dairy products livestock meats hay and grain with varied price ranges per unit such as boxes sacks baskets and per hundredweight across fruits like apples oranges grapes and pears and vegetables including potatoes tomatoes beans and cabbages. It lists eggs live fowl butter lard and meat prices for milk cows hogs beef veal and lambs along with grain and feed costs for hay wheat oats bran corn and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennery
Wall Street Notes Sees Record Bank Stock Prices Jump
New York march 22 a p stock news notes strong gains in major banks and exchanges. National City Bank of New York hits a record price of 825 amid merger rumors with Mechanics Bank of Brooklyn denied by officials. Rubber Exchange seat purchases reach new highs for J Chester Cuppia and others. Produce Exchange also reports a new high price. Industrial and real estate markets show gains with earnings and planned financing affecting various firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
National City Bank of New York
Bsen
Mechanics Bank of Brooklyn
J. Chester Cuppia
Rubber Exchange of
EB. Well Stebbins
Cotton futures close steady with mixed moves in New York
Cotton futures ended steady with 3 to 6 point shifts as March 19.28 to 19.9 cents, May 18.36 to 18.49, July 10.28 to 10.18, October 16.98 to 16.97, December 19.85 to 16.80. Spot middling 19.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
iBy Associated Press
Realty transfers listed for Lorraine through Baldwin streets
A flood of realty records shows multiple transfers. Andrew Siskovics to Thomas McCormick on Lorraine street. James Dickie to Ruth Degel on Orland street. Marcus Hirsch to Antone Welye on Aah State and Dewey. Hertha Dobi to Lizele Kondrat on Hansen avenue. Rose Bihray to Joseph Berees on Brewster street. Katie M. Pettet to Genevis Campbell on Engelwood avenue. City National Bank administrator to Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank on Cowles street. Emelia Cennamo to North End Bank on Charles street. Mary Tevelowitz to Martha Goldberg on Atlantic street. Ruth Degel to Black Rock Bank on Orland street. Antone Walye to Marona Hirsch on Ash State and Dewey with sums. Joseph Berecz to Rose Blhary on Brewster street. Joseph Simone to Morria Plan Bank at Connecticut avenue and Baldwin street. John ElMott Reynolds to John O. James. The Whitehead Jones Co to Albert C. Cooley. American Bank and Trust to Joseph Sisosay et Hl. Fred W G Claude to Charles 8 Brody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Siskovics
Et al
Thomas McCormick
Lorraine Street
James Dickie
Ruth Degel
Orland Street
Marcus Hirsch
Antone Welye
Aah
State
Dewey Streets
Hertha Dobi
Lizele Kondrat
Hansen Avenue
Rose Bihray
Joseph Berees
Brewster Street
Katie M. Pettet
Genevis Campbell
Engelwood Avenue
City National Bank
Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank
Cowles Street
Emelia Cennamo
North End Bank and Trust Company
Charles Street
Mary Tevelowitz
Martha Goldberg
Atlantic Street
Black Rock Bank and Trust Company
Antone Walye
Marona Hirsch
Ash
State and
Joseph Berecz
Rose Blhary
Joseph Simone
Morria Plan Bank
Connecticut Avenue
Baldwin Street
John ElMott Reynolds
John O. James
Whitehead-Jones Company
Albert C. Cooley
American Bank and Trust Company
Joseph Sisosay
Fred W. G. Claude
Charles 8. Brody
Federal Reserve Banks Report Resources and Liabilities
The Federal Reserve System detailed totals as of yesterday showing gold reserves of 2 775 771 thousand dollars and total resources of 4 954 469 thousand. Liabilities list deposits of 2 359 704 thousand, FR notes in actual circulation 1 556 286 thousand, and total liabilities 4 054 460 thousand with a reserves ratio of 76.1 percent.
New York Federal Reserve reports March condition
New York March 22 The statement of the condition of the Federal Reserve bank of New York at the close of business March 21 shows total gold reserves of 1 035 117 000 and total reserves of 1 067 883 000. Bills discounted secured by government war obligations amount to 855 250 000 with other bills discounted at 27 152 000 and bills bought to open market at 92 589 000. Total U S government securities stand at 60 955 000 and total bills and securities 6244 046 000. Uncollected items 182 144 000. Federal Reserve notes in actual circulation 343 952 000. Due to members reserve overdrafts 902 604 000. Total deposits 923 553 000. Ratio of total reserves to deposits and Federal Reserve note liabilities combined 84.4 percent.
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Talmajive Peet Co
Ohio
Philip
Morrly Bey
Corp
Lake Erle
Op Bowe
Bthalty HK Tx
al vNoyat
Solvaya
Minny St Nnteway
Dlen
Snia Viscowa
Southeaat Powatt
Manay
New York
Tub & A
Anon
Derrety
AW South
Tou McForest Viet
Adriatic Eleo
Atson Drug
Celez
Alumin Co
Shon
B. Oy
OT Butavin
Pat Ata
Lierin
Bogota
An Dept Ateres
Logota M
Sullivan
Ten Cot
Mit
Chile
Ania
Hog Electric Invest
AB Tolmalls
Stinnes Hugo
Pruss Lit Bk
Bolt Ch
Ai Aig
Finn Ind Be
Rambury
Hanover
Naance Aeee
Ory
Parker Bree
Byaarco
Firemen's Fund
Fox Theater
I Db
Prussia
Dick Val
Rio Grande
Sner Basinton Te
Santa Fe Argus
Tait
Don Pierre
Shingetsu
Genel
Golden Center
Brest
Walt
Goldfield Consit Ib
BNO Yenez
Mexico
el Sye
Ugh
Wenemetan Pet
Ing
Bou Walt Bond
Bay
United Dt
Olga
Wiall
Warner In
Pic
Vienna
Tony
Wateon Co
Westphalia
Lan P
Wenden
Norway
King
Heathorne
West Auto Sap
Paality
Oslo
Cassin Co
Warsaw
Walgreen Co
Fatas
Gulf Gas Lily Sa
Wheiteworth
Erion Bay
Wilcox Ni
BTS
Woolley
Coletex
Canada
Woodworth Fie
Worth Inc
Am Mines
Indiana
Pindatt Abbotts Dables
Internat Priroteum
Alsvunia
Lake Superior
Land
Florida
Appalac
Lefcourt Realty
Bing My Ark
Goavenith
Les Ely
Abe
Cora Dairy
Lehigh Val Coal
Lehigh
Bates
Timental Gtario
Copeland A. Ily Rye
Loew's Incrte
Libby
Boston
Courtauld
Lone Star Gas
Fumion
Prien
Maryland
Mavin Bottling Co
Marts Corp
Mead Jonason Co
Melville
McKeeuport
Anahy Sa
McLillan
al el
Lake Ey
RS Ag
Metin Sto For St Pt 7 At Cry H ° Det Gna He MD Metro
Inter
Inter Bridge
Kitingen
Firestone
Georgia
New Wratford
Soo
Tu ST
Fania
Sonlalana
Toy
Honduras
Tex Dia
Ward
Morris Co
Narragansett
Federal Reserve
U. S. Treasury
F. R
U. S
Associated Press
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
U. B
Feders Reserve
Naramore Appeals Tax Assessments in Superior Court
William W. Naramore filed through counsel for appeal to the Superior Court seeking reductions of land tax assessments on properties at 688 Wood Avenue 50 Alice Street 401 411 Water Street 1568 1674 Main Street 23 East Washington Avenue four Boston Avenue lots and four Old Mill Terrace plots. After earlier relief by the Board of Review he obtained reductions on several parcels including Wood Avenue 1640 to 8435 Water Street 29460 to 25510 Boston Avenue 1615 to 61211 and related changes Old Mill Terrace 4481 to 3348 Old Mill Terrace 501 to 8376 Old Mill Terrace 502 to 8377 and 527 to 4305.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Naramore
Superior Court
Alfred W. Burdick
Naramore
Wood Avenue
Alice Street
Water Street
Main Street
Washington Avenue
Boston Avenue
Old Mill Terrace
Board of Relief
Narameore
Old Mbil Terrace
Gasoline Use Surges 12.4 Percent Across Nation in 1927
American Road Builders' Association reports total gasoline consumed by automobiles reached 11.68 billion gallons in 1927. California led with nearly one eleventh of total usage, followed by New York and Illinois, with Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan and others trailing. Average per-vehicle consumption stood at 650 gallons, with total miles driven by autos above 150.9 billion on a 135 mile per gallon basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Road Builders’ Association
California
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Texas
Indiana
Missouri
Maseachusetts
Wisconsin
Road Builders' Association
Cotton Traders Counsel Quizzed In Marsh Case
Washington March 22 A P reporting on the Senate Agriculture subcommittee hearing in which William L Clayton of Houston and his counsel faced questions over cotton market maneuvers. Marsh conceded errors on futures months while denying improper intent. the probe will extend to Clayton and related loans from the War Finance Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
William L. Clayton
Houston
Tex
Arthur R. Marsh
New York
Marsh
Eeenate
Davie H. Miller
Clayton
Joseph Gilbert
Marsch
Caraway
Miller
Arkansas
Senate Agriculture Committee
Tulec
Maran
Houston Frm
War Finance Corporation
Miler
Clayston
Finance Cabporation
Houstons
Peaue
Bewater Caraway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commissioner of Agriculture
State of
Connecticut
Rome
Wall Street News
Het
Associated Gas and Electric
National Association of Resl Estate Boards
Industrial Acceptance Corporation
Engineers Public Service Company
Bank Street
Barnum
Society, Inc
Fairfield Ave
Cahn
Federal Reserve Banks
Government Securition
Treasury
Tiablhuies, F. R
NEW York Federal Reserve Bank
W. W. Naramore
Asspcara
Cotton Traders Counsel
Quizzel
Market Corner
Fidelity Loan Corporation
John Har
Holly Bt
Seaview Ave
Bolly
Holly St
Quiction
Adolf Lederer & CO
Bridgeport Household Supply CO
East Main St
Maple Street
Ostll
Tila
Baroom
North End Bank & Trust CO
Bridgeport
Conn
Main St
North Ave
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