Bonds Boom In New York as Foreign Debt Moves Market
The bond market surged with heavy buying in government municipal and railroad issues, spurred by hopes of new funding for French and Brazilian debts. High grade public and utility bonds advanced, with large new flotations from Duke-Breeze Power and Appalachian Electric Power, while White Star Line bonds faced substitution risk amid sales delays. General Motors Acceptance Corp increased capital, and Shubert Theatre faced earnings expectations as Lee Shubert prepared to tour Europe.
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York
Tinanciail
Ecasier Credit
Puite
France
Melita
Tty Industries
Ramoent
Stork
Wduke-Bree Power Company
Appalachan Glectite Power Company
Pan-American
Sinclair
California Petroleum
White Star Line
International Mercantile Marines Corporation
New York
London
Connecticut Exports Top Four Million in 1925 Trade Shift
Connecticut reported exports surpassing four million dollars in 1925 with total U S shipments reaching about 4.519 billion. Iron and steel goods led overseas sales at 10.23 million, followed by machinery and textiles, while New York reclaimed the top state export rank edging Texas as the nation’s leading foreign trade contributor.
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Connecticut
Department of Comerecs
Kentucky
Connectcut
United States
New York
Texas
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
California
Michigan
New Jersey
Illinois
Ohio
Virginia
Tuinea
Midwan
Omo
Pensylvania
Julius Klein
Bureau of Foren
Boy Struck by Automobile On City Street
Andrew Toy, thirteen, of 294 Gaborne Street, was knocked from his bicycle by an automobile Saturday and slightly injured. He received treatment at Mmeigen Hospital. The car driver, Bo Magi of 173 Madison Terrace, claimed the bicycle cut into the car’s path, forcing the collision.
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Andrew Toy
Gaborne Street
Mmeigen + hospital
Bo Magi
Madison Terace
Irving Fisher Weekly Indexd Price and Purchasing Power
The weekly Index shows average week to week changes in 200 wholesale price quotations and in purchasing power relative to the 1918 pre war year. It notes May 1930 price peaks at 147 percent of pre war levels and outlines the new index book The Making of Index Numbers by Irving Fisher, with data sources from Dun's Weekly Review and War Industries Board.
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Irving Fisner
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Pollak Foundation For Economic Research
Newton
Dun
Low Vo
Irding Wsher
Poor John Arrested For Illicit Liquor Sale At Home Store
John Tareserich also known as Poor John at 197 Railroad Avenue was arrested by the Bureau of Investigation on liquor law violations. He operated a blind tiger in his unoccupied store. officers found him pouring liquor from a gallon jug in an upstairs apartment and confiscated three more gallons. He is held on $360 bond.
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John Tareserich
Railroad Avenue
John
Bureau of Investigation
Tatusesi H
Business Outlook Improves Amid Strong Industrial Gains
New York May 2 A with uncertainties fading the business outlook last week showed promise as rail and industrial firms report record profits. United States Steel and General Motors earnings exceed year earlier levels, with a higher common dividend. Credit policy shifts and French debt funding anticipated to lift international finance and trade, while steel, motor, and textile sectors indicate tighter production plans to curb overproduction.
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New York
Laipe Railway
United States Steel Corporation
General Motors Corporation
Stock Corporation
York
Gore &Pot
Europe
Tmket
Iwo Portant
Stel Motor
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Great Britain
State Banking Department
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Shubert Theatre Corporation
Lee Shubert
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Broadway
J. G White
Corporati
Board of Directors of
Auscitated Gas and Electric Company
Iasc
Close
G. O'Keepfe
State of Conn
United Loan Corp
Fairfield Ave
Corner Waterst
Barnum
Fidelity Loan Corp
Middle St
Jewsvarnn
Irving Fisher’s Weekly Index
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Franklin
Frank E. Lalley, JR
Bridgeport, Conn
Norwalk
Frankl Co
NOBLE
Alen
City National Bank of Bridgeport
Bacon Wakeman & Son., Inc
Unquowa Road
Fairfield
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