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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1923

Page

19

U S Bonds and Other Gilt Edge Liens Hold Firm

New York May 1 Bond prices on the New York Stock Exchange moved downward with some gilt edge securities and most active U S Government issues holding firm. Foreign issues led the decline with Holland American sixes and several French issues easing. City of Greater Prague 71-25 and Paris Lyons & Mediterranean 6s slipped, while fluctuations in active U S government bonds were limited to 2 32. Railroad mortgages offered, Interborough 4 1- to 2-1/4 point declines, and some sugar and copper issues fell though others held firm. Total sales value not fully reported.

New York New York Stock Exchange U.S Holland American Aften City of Greater Prague Paris Lyons & Mediterranean U. S Interborough Rapid Transit Funin Alegre Eastern Cubp Cerro de Paseo Ter DAT NGO

Reserve Discount Above Open Market Rate Debate

Professor Kve ing Fisher, four economists of Yair university, testified before the House of Commons banking committee. They urged the Federal Reserve board to keep rediscount rates at market level, arguing the English plan used in 1926 helped avert the 1926 financial crisis.

Qetawa Kve Ing Fisher Yair Univer Banking Committee House of Commons Federal Reserve Board of the United States

Strike Closes Norwalk Paper Making Factory

Norwalk paper plant at St. George Pulp and Paper, owned by New York World, shut down at noon after a sudden strike by 190 workers. Indefinite demand cited. officials say no arbitration today and no imminent settlement.

Norwalk Mar J the Telegram St. George New York World Charles A. Murph Telegram Ermple

Railroads Hold Ground as Market Shows Mixed Pressure

In New York trading the market displayed steadiness with railroads resisting decline amid selling pressure. Industrials fluctuated as investors dumped weaker names and bought select issues at lower prices, while long lists of stocks closed mixed. Notable movers included Studebaker, Reynolds Metal, and General Asphalt with varied end results.

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Residential Buildings Lead in Big Program of Construction

The report outlines a large construction program led by residential buildings with contracts totaling around 64 million dollars. It shows education and industrial facilities also receiving substantial funds, while overall building costs rise despite wage increases. Significant investment patterns include public works and industrial plants, with mixed progress in construction activity across sectors.

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Realty Records Of A City Parcel Ledger

Fragmented OCR text shows a dense list of properties, addresses, and stakeholders including streets such as Shelton street and Bayport, with names like Morignyr Theeds, Sarwedi, and Paige Dane. The passage references realty firms, deeds, and notations about transfers, lenders, and residents in a historical urban context.

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Cotton Sy Tot and Online 2550 Hey Ub Lew Bh Ton Sree

Apparent OCR fragment mentions cotton and online items with unclear names and numbers. Details are unreadable, making precise identification of persons organizations dates or places impossible. The readable fragments suggest a textile business or online listing but lack concrete facts for a complete record.

General Electric cuts incandescent lamp prices nationwide

General Electric announces a reduction in incandescent lamp prices citing improved manufacturing. the drop ranges around four percent, with 10 to 100 watt lamps listed at new lower prices. Local dealers report not yet seeing the cut in trade channels.

General Electric Huss General Lecfin Company

Anaconda 1922 Report on Copper and Brass Earnings

The Anaconda Copper Mining Company and its subsidiaries report net incomes of BUCSN340 after charges totaling 11, date on $150,000,000 outstanding capital stock. 1921 shows a deficit of 17,064,189. The American Brass Company posts a 1922 output rise to 211,486, SUF pounds, up 93.2 percent, with first quarter 1923 output at 174,271,181 pounds versus 9,802,988 in the prior year. Market notes cite copper around cents per pound, with demand strong and fabricators securing orders into July.

Anaconda Anaconda Copper Mining Company Companpanies Atemnent American Brass Company Busines Sinding Great Falls

CurB Market NIV Forms Amidner Newsy Brevity

A distorted clipping describes a curb market scene with mentions of commissions, traders, and a Rebel figure. It references leaders, the tone, various names, and a chaotic parade of improvised phrases. The garbled text suggests a public sales or market report with unclear specifics and many misread words.

Untitled fragment on metal market and trades

Fragmentary notes mention metal market activity and various traders. Names and places are unclear, but references indicate discussions of prices, exchange terms, and potential shipments. The text reads as garbled OCR with scattered proper nouns and questionable terms.

Local Produce Market Conditions May 1 1923 Telegram

Market notes show potato prices steady with weak western talk, oranges up about 50 cents per box, spinach arrivals steady and prices unchanged, apples firm, dry goods and fruits listing varied prices. Eggs firm, butter weak, veal down, beef and lamb steady, wholesale prices for apples box grapefruit oranges and berries detailed. hay grain and feed costs included.

Marketing Bureau State Stoard of Agriculture Texas Streely

Record of Grain Market Decline Amid Weakness and Weather

Chicago May 1 grain prices fell sharply with wheat down 1 1 2 to 2 3 4 cents, May and July contracts quoted near 1 20 and 1 20 101 20, corn down a fraction, and provisions slipping. Demand from exporters and poor spring weather influence traded values while large elevator buying steadies a portion of losses. Legal notices and unrelated court material intersperse the text, including a Connecticut case and Bridgeport notice about delinquent debts.

Chicago

Foreign exchange trading uneven amid holiday delays

New York May 1 trading in foreign exchanges was light due to a holiday abroad. Sterling rose to 4.6884 dollars per pound with slight gains in Danish and other currencies. France and Spain showed mixed demand while Scandinavian crowns moved on central bank rate shifts, with several currencies hitting new yearly records or near lows.

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Huber Company Secures $50 000 Mortgage Loan

The Huber Ice Cream Company of Bridgeport secures a $50,000 first mortgage from Bridgeport Trust Company. Jacob Huber, company president, led negotiations. Funds finance additions to the Eagle Street Seaview Avenue plant, including a new white tiled building with up to date sanitary ice cream facilities. The Bridgeport plant and equipment on Shippan Avenue in Stamford are pledged as security.

First Huber Ice Cress Company Bridgeport Trust Company Jacob Huber Huber Eagle Street Seaview Avenue Bridgeport Shippan Avenue Stamford

Butter and eggs markets mark firmer in New York report

Production data from May 1 shows butter demand firm with extras around 42 to 45 and firsts up to 428 in New York. Cheese steady with specials to 44 and high grades improving. Wisconsin milk prices quoted for fancy young Americas, skim and standard milk ranges listed. Eggs market firmer with nearby white and broth categories, Pacific Coast white showing extra and firsts moving into the upper 30s.

New York Wisconsin Pacific Coast

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