Market gains on varied session lift many shares in Sew York
Active trading lifted stocks to higher ground with broad participation. Rail shares lagged briefly but rose overall as Studebaker and other auto and steel related issues led gains. Bond markets steadied with reduced discount rates, and overall volume approached eight million shares as money markets tightened.
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Mar
Meers and Oils
Rails
Tranara
Studebaker
Pierce Arrow
Chandler
Pointe
Too Thy
Sweden
Tariff Program Critique and Tax Policy Debate
The passage argues the new tariff program is ill considered and unprecedented, demanding time and consensus from all business interests. It critiques Republican aims to pass the tariff quickly while preserving current income taxes, warning they misunderstand the tax as capital tax and urging leaders to choose sound policy over popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi and Means Committee
House
Senate
Juvenile movie star charms Telegram Newsies at theater
Freckles Barry, a young film star, drew an appreciative crowd at the Plaza theatre. Post Telegram staffers from the Black Rock section, led by manager James McGarthy, joined newsboys for the vaudeville and learned about the future picture Go and Get It. The theater party included Frank Raymond, Anthony Zevis, William Fodor, William Ieovach, Samuel Oliver, Ivan Peterson, Walter Johnann, and August Yorsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freckles Barry
Placa Theatre
Plack Rock
James MicGarthy
Popular Playhouse
Newspaper Life
News Boys
Frank Raymond
Anthony Zevis
William Fodor
William Ieovach
Samuel Oliver
Ivan Peterson
Walter Johnann
Sugar market firmer amid tariff scare drives sugar demand
New York March 23 The emergency tariff bill scare boosts refined sugar demand prompting local refiners and Canadian buyers to secure raw supplies. About 75,000 bags of Porto Ricos sold at 6 27 c. Philippine centrifs at 6.25 c. and various full duty sugars at sea while Cuban sale efforts report 10,008 tons to U S destinations. Futures open quiet with small gains as the market stays firm with most offerings cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Cuban France
Milford Adverts For Bids To Improve Streets
Milford March 23 The board of selectmen advertised for sealed bids to repair and improve certain highways costing 110060 dollars. Work to start soon with bids due by April 6. Funds raised via a special loans issue.
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Milford
Board of Selectmen
Receivers Named For the Liberty Starters Corp
Receivers were appointed in federal court over the Liberty Starters Corporation, manufacturers of start ers and autos in Poughkeepsie. Howard Gordon filed a bill for 20 000 and more, alleging the company’s authorized capital at 2000 with common and preferred stock. The chamber of commerce of Poughkeepsie witnessed a mortgage on the property and threatened foreclosure as the plant laid off workers.
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Nlgw
VarRdy
Mer
Quelyer's
Enulty Fen
Liberty Starters Corporation
Minulfacters
Qiganities
Automobiles
Chamber of Commerce of Polighkeepsiv
Xcorporation
Wheat Market Falls as British Events Sway Prices
Chicago March 2 prices show a depressed tone as British government events weigh on the market. Wheat futures for March and May slip while corn and oats move narrowly. gooods circulate that export demand may shift with Greece. Provisions stay dull amid mixed activity and indecisive trading.
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Chicago
Great Britain
Greece
Cotton Market Advances Amid Optimistic Trade Signals
Cotton prices in New York surged as buyers pushed May to the high end of the month, with gains driven by improving demand for print cloths, reports of stronger Manchester activity, and a firmer Liverpool market. Bullish sentiment grew as traders anticipated acreage reductions and relief from southern spot pressure, while Indian orders and Liverpool buying added to the cautious optimism.
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New York
Manchester
Liverpool
Phere
Southwest
India
Coffee Ow York Market Slips On Stabilizing Signals
The market in New York quieted as traders suspected Brazilian government action to stabilize currency. Prices opened 16 to 12 points lower and drifted lower through the afternoon with several declines, while the dollar index and futures showed mixed momentum and a cautious mood prevailed.
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York
Mar
Cattee
Imain Exchange
Tradera
Setive Montis
Mwiry
Real estate deeds and transfers noted in local records
Real estate records list quitclaim deeds and transfers including properties on Lafayaville Street Prospect Street Grove Street and Newton Street. Transactions show values around 1500 to 4500 dollars with multiple parties such as Thorpe Hawley Bates and Raffel involved in listings across several streets.
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Chilay
Fohwite O'Neil
Wim ‘Thorpe
Lafayvelle
Mary W. Hawley
Trederlek
Reali Grove
Wauryally
Nthia , Bates, Et al
Winte
Mms Spetia
Prospect Street
Real Deeds
Eman Spectia
Bates
Mt Sly
Porter
Bridgeport Schwaben
Cavinty, Incorporated
Molfitt Strass
Frederick Is
Blake
Park City
Liberty Bonds Market Update Summary
Liberty bonds trading in New York shows mixed results with several issues near par. First 4s and 4 1/4s trade around 7.00 and 81.385, with other issues quoted at 40.12 and 97.40 respectively.
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New York
Mar
Fidelity Capital declares preferred dividend payment date
Fidelity Capital Corporation has declared a regular quarterly preferred dividend at eight percent per annum. The payment is due April 1, 1923, to holders of record at the close of business March 31, 1923.
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Fidelity Capital Corporation
Federal Reserve Chart On Long Run Price Trends
A garbled 19th century style report discusses a Federal Reserve Board chart from New York and long term price movements from 1814 to 1890, noting periods of rise and decline. The text references prices in dollars, earnings, and household costs, with scattered mentions of budgets, wages, and rent in general terms. The chaotic OCR includes legal notices and a court filing fragment concerning a stock company and foreclosure, interwoven with economic commentary.
Stock Transactions Amid Holiday Schedule
Yesterday's stock activity notes unusual trading due to a Saturday holiday. Markets paused at the exchange across the northwest region as officials denied access for certain holdings for the Good Friday period.
Wheat and grain markets edge higher on short covering
Commodities traders in New York watched wheat and corn advance in early trading as short covering grew and bears retreated. Analysts cited modest export inquiries and rumors of 1.3 million bushels of Greek orders while government weather notes noted mild winter growth, easing trading pressure.
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Greece
Ray
Peice
Arival
Exsport
Congress
Market items and prices at area grocer sale
Oddly garbled market listing shows various食品 items and prices. It mentions beds and heating area, pineapple or pin ril oy win, soups, specials, skins bake and skim products, sales figures with numbers like 42, 7, 24, and references to brown fan R firsts and hentley.
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Dai
Whee Ali
Hentley
Brown
American Shipbuilding Co Declares Dividend
American Shipbuilding Co declares dividends of 1.4 percent cash on preferred and 2.7-4 percent cash on common stock payable May 2 after close of business. Market notes show firmer rates and trading activity, with unsettled demand and mixed foreign cues.
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American Shipbuilding CO
Evi Axe
Givedore
Teresis Muerlerk
Mary
Stady
Taxes on the Grand List of 1920 Tax Notices
The tax office announces collection hours for the grand list of 1920 taxes. Howard F. Smith, Tax Collector, notes interest at three quarters of one percent monthly on unpaid taxes and that payments begin April 21 and continue daily during business hours.
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Sun
Howard F. Smith
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Telegram Newsies
Indus Tela
Carib
Dik
Petro
Tomo Bost
Bioni
Cortez
Cresson
Turek
Knox
NeNamara
u S_ Continent
Aus
Pentley
Berlin
Arn & Co
Liberty Starters Corp
Federal Reserve Board
Puderal Reserve Bank of New York
Chen
Jonas
Ata
Mireh
M. & Mautist
George U van Toy
Boty
Campbell Plater
Turner & Strouse
Ape
Kurner & Trneys
Reactor Street
Couns
Sf Kuvwir
Ty Hefendant Campary
Piridios
Bridgeport
Conn
Sahdaed
Taurnad
Provids
Rhiode
Er & Warole
Axo.c
Abe
Mae
Ial
Stock Exchange
GIA
Tim Naw
Holdny West Gatundasy
Byiday
Chearying House
Cal
Foo Ailante
Bui
Sr AG
Acini
Wap
Beth Steel
Pierce
Beth Eel Fe
Pierre Jorillard
Tan
Tutterick
Cowhi Pittsburs
Caddo Oil
Pitts
Cafanan Aie Bal
Pimta Sugar
Uy Way
Qatifor Pelro
Aa Be Ag
Ana Bay Cail Fon
Canadien
Cerro de Pasca
Fio
Ren
Ohio
Mo & Ag
Tonia Sontlin
Sondai
Beit
Denver
Stalee
Gen Motors
Eli Orth
Utaly Coop
Vanidium
Mirinia
Shan White Jo
Rose & Company Investment Bonkarne
Broad St
Sicex Exchange
S-S-Ruskay & Co
Bhoambull
Thai
England
Germany
Ikly Kruders
Peter Perkins
Kriebel2co
Prvestment Bankers
South la Salle Street
Frederick G. Lalley
First National Bank of Bridgeport
A. M. Wooster
Alvorney
Bocklet
Equitable Industrial, Loan Society
Palefeld Ave
Main St
State of Conn
Wnder Banking Commission Supervision
G. H. Braddock
Lew
Examining Corps
Patent Office
BAR
Woney Yi
Willy
City Savings Bank
Krou # a. m. LIS p.m
Guaranty & Trust CO
Bridgeport, Conn
Hincks Bros. & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Main Street
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