Southern New England Telephone benefit fund pays 1922 totals
The Southern New England Telephone Company Emloyes Benefit Fund paid 74 909 to employes in 1922 for sickness disability death and pensions. Over ten years the fund disbursed 457 695 to employes or dependents, with 244 454 for sickness disability and 62 954 for accident disability. The Bell System initial appropriation reached 8 855 006, with nearly 590 000 paid in sickness and accident disability and pensions to company employees.
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Costé Notheing
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Southern New Eng Jané Telephone Company
Fermow
Sears
Calf Money Market Report Hits Mixed Levels in New York
MONEY NEW YORK March 29 calf money trends show high 6 and low 6 with ruling rates at 51 2. Closing bid offered at 6 1 last Joans 6. Cat loans against acceptances 5. Market activity reflects weighted demand across calf money instruments and credit terms.
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New York
Joan
New York Reserve Bank March 28 Statement Summary
New York March 29 report shows Federal Reserve Bank of New York condition as of close of business March 28. It lists total assets including gold holdings reserves and securities, notes in circulation and member bank deposits. Details include total gold stock and outstanding liabilities, with figures indicating liquidity and reserve levels.
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NEW York Reserve Bank
New York
Profit with Safety Hove controls 16 share
A fragmented notice describes stock privileges and fees, mentioning R. Parker & Co and a 2028 date. The text is garbled but centers on share control, stock benefits, and free information offers. Specific entities include the firm name and references to stock prices or percentages.
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Hove
Bonds irregular dealings light but tone better
New York March 24 Prices of bonds especially 1.8 government issues showed a better tone but dealings were irregular at the close The new 3.5 government bonds fell slightly while Liberty issues rose modestly Foreign issues improved but unevenly French francs provided some strength in government and municipal liens Some railroad bonds gained while nondividend issues moved unevenly Virginia Carolina Chemical certificates rose over 3 points A Nevada California Electric issue was the largest new offering at 36 for 6 percent yield 6.30 percent
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New York
Central
Northern Pacific
Louisvlle & Nanville
Norfolk & Southern
Saand Ranges
Southern
Seaboard Air Lime
Virginia Carolina Chemical7
Alegre Sugar
Philadelphia
Chile
Copper
Cerro de Pasco És
Commonwealth Fs
Nevada
California Electric Corporation
Wheat Prices Slip as Holiday Dampens Demand in Chicago
Chicago wheat futures edge lower ahead of a holiday with May at 1.39 and July at 1.15 2, corn rises ¼ to 3.3, oats ease slightly. Liverpool market influence and low Canadian wheat shipments weigh on sentiment while domestic delivery and May contracts see light interest. Cold outlook and sparse farm offerings limit progress, hog provisions retreat with smaller packers’ demand.
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Chicago
Liverpool
United States
Green Bays
Texas
Amialler
Foreign exchange HW VCE March 28 feature market moves
The reaction in German marks near 60 48 tents after weeks around 40 45 cents dominated the Berlin exchange. Demand held steady just above 4 68 francs and 6 69 cents for the dollar. Italian lire were strong with bids above 4 92 cents for a near term sale. Various other currencies including Antwerp, Vienna, and Copenhagen showed mixed quotes as traders assessed recent shifts.
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Antwerp
Antardsina
Eldey
Lea
Vienna
New York Butter and Cheese Prices and Markets
New York markets report butter prices with creamery extras 49 to 52, creamery firsts 48 to 484, higher searing 49 to 58, state dairy runs 45 to 48, ladies fresh extras 43, spr elary 244g to 28g, averages 24 to 814, lower grades 234, Wisconsin whole rere eas S78 to BR. Nearby white markets unsettled with fancy 44 to 45, nearby brown extras 80 to 1081, and roasted whites with extras 22 to.
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Mar
Wisconsin
Cotton New York Track Meet Results Include Fast Mile Time
Cotton New York on March 29 report midseason sprint results with a 28.85 mile time, noting Spey Hi May and other competitors. unfamiliar garbled text suggests missing details but confirms a track meet with times and rival entrants.
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New York
Fresh Buying Power Slumps Amid Holiday Market Rebound
NEW YORK March 29 Prices mostly held to fractional gains or losses as holiday trading trimmed activity. Total sales reached 794000 shares with 20 Industrials averaging 102.77 and rail stocks showing limited gains. Rumors of a large steel conglomerate and weak railroad data pressured certain issues while United States Steel rose briefly on unfounded takeover talk.
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United States
Paok
Hepab- Ye
Bethlehem B
Gulf Staten Steel
New Haven
Canadian Pacific
Texan & Pacific
Rock Island
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Katy
Commercelal
1923 Auto Production to Smash All Former Records
Washington reports preliminary data showing 9,009,000 automobiles expected in 1922, with February 1923 output figures signaling a record pace. In 1922 about 2,000,000 passenger cars and trucks were produced, and February 1923 saw 4,415 passenger cars built and 1,064 trucks produced.
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Ralph F. Couch
Washington
Marcy
United States
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Trncks
Tiotant
TNS
Local Produce Market Notes March 28 1933 Prices
Market ad notes steady prices for vegetables and fruits with declines in some staples. Cabbage eased from early month highs while spinach and lettuce rose. apples and oranges largely unchanged. Eggs, beef, veal mixed. butter softening. Poultry, dairy, hay, and grain prices listed with wholesale ranges and tonnage figures.
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State Board of Agriculty
Stovka
Eroir
Ueentote
Metal market New York copper and zinc steady
In New York on March 2 copper and zinc held steady with electrolytic copper near 173.8 and zinc around 7.75 for nearby delivery. Tin and lead showed little movement with spot and futures quotes around 48 and 225 respectively. Antimony traded at 42. Louis spot figures unclear.
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Louis
Dealers Seek to Cut Milk Price Starting May 4
In Hartford a group of dealers and farmers debated reducing wholesale milk prices for May. Connecticut Milk Producers Association would not allow a pass through the 8 1 2 cent rate. Abner W. Mitchell said dealers would press for a one cent cut next month. Bridgeport’s prices match the nation’s congested cities, including New York.
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New York City
CURB MARKET SHIFTS AS SCHULTE STORES LEAD WITH RECORD GAINS
In New York curb trading today Schulte Stores and Carll Syndicate dominated activity, both hitting new highs. Schulte rose above 58 a record high, gaining about 6 points, while Carll Syndicate climbed to 1 2 for a fresh high amid large block trades. The move came as Armour and Co bonds tumbled and United States Verge Extension activity waned.
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State Produce Prices for Barreled Apples Rise in Northeast Market
Barreled apple shipments from Connecticut and New York State show firmer prices as supply shifts. Connecticut fruit commands about 7.00 to 7.50 per barrel for 2 barrel crates, with extra fancy Connecticut brands reaching 3.00 to 8.60 per barrel, while Western New York and Maryland Virginia imports fill the market.
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Virginia
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