Goal stocks dwindle as strike holds out
Washington May 1 With the coal strike six weeks old tomorrow total production is 2 000 060 tons a week less than in the strikes of three years ago. Operators expected months business would break ranks of the azion minors but this has not happened. Storage available to the average consumer is rapidly nearing depletion. The geological survey reports production at a temporary level of about 4 000 000 tons a week with anthracite output practically zero. Consumption is met largely from storage and unless output rises stock cannot supply more than 4 090 000 tons weekly. The Ecological survey notes a significant drop in drinking miners but reports some returning to work in Texas. The Coal Review says President Harding has not moved toward intervening in the coal strike.
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Bmontha
United States Steel Corporation
Geological Survey
Itaropor
Tex
Coat Review
White House
Harding
Coul
Record curb market mixed amid Cuban Dominican sales surge
The curb market eased for most issues as commission houses and floor traders pulled back after a session with renewed selling pressure. Cuban Dominican Sugar and other oils led gains, with Daniel Motor and certain oil stocks showing strength. Indiana and Imperial Oil of Canada traded among notable movers as Kennecott planned a 12,000 monthly ore output while bond prices softened and Interborough 3 noted declines.
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Daxielg Motor
Foosland Ot
Salt Creek
Arains
Omar
Indiana
Imperial Oil of Canada
Kennecott
Interborough
Probate Court Notice and Public Sale Announcements
The Connecticut probate court in Bridgeport district issues a six month creditor claim period for the estate of Alles C. Watson, with executor Patrick J. Reilly of City National Bank Trust Dept. A public vendue sale is scheduled, listing property including groceries stock and warehouse assets, to satisfy debts and court execution. Also notices of lodge meeting cancellation due to smallpox and a separate alimony-like board disclaimer by William T. Carpenter.
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Connecticut
District OF Eport
Alles
Watson
Saidreport
Bridgenorthein
Cite National
Iohn W. Crant
City National Bank Trust Dept
Bedmosport
Miner
Sridge
Park
Bridgeport
Patrick J Reilly
Fairfield County
Oroncaue Lodre
Stratford
Strath
Lodge
Industry outlook shows labor shortages across states
A nationwide survey by the United States Employment Service reveals growing demand for workers in New Jersey, Michigan, and Minnesota with construction and auto manufacturing expanding. Unemployment declines overall, though coal strikes and regional slowdowns persist.
Federal Reserve Bank of New York May 10 Statement
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reports as of May 10 total gold reserves 1,130,084,481.36 and total reserves 1,756,554,592.40. Bills discounted secured by paw ermonment were obligations for members 938,037,071.36 and others 17,904,710.09. Fully bought in open market 41,904,000. Total bills on hand 30,956,248.77. Total earning assets 700,611,598. Due to members reserve account 794,326,208.46. Total deposits 755,062,322.10. Federal Reserve notes in actual circulation 1,545,228,799.00. Ratio of total reserves to deposits and Federal Reserve liabilities combined appears.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
AML
Udoe
Realty records prompt a flood of transfers on Prospect and Waldorf
Real estate deed list shows numerous quitclaim and warranty transfers. Esther Wall acquires 40 feet on Prospect Street from Modern Electric Equipment and from Francis Ostrofski. Michael Robstock transfers two parcels on Central Avenue to Anthony Stevens. Benjamin Weinstein sells 37 feet on Waldert Avenue to John Bennett. Estates swap on Fairfield and Waldorf avenues involving Miller and Gerber. City Savings Bank and People’s Savings Bank appear in several transactions along Smith and Gilbert streets.
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MinnielLonze
Prospect Street
Joseph D. Centure
W. HC. Lee
Clinton] Avenue
Michael Robstock
Anthony Stevens
Central Avenue
Dover Street
Henry B. Loviey
Margaret Basnett
Tiske Avenue
Benjamin J. Weinstein
John Benet
Waldert Avenue
People's Savings Bank
Mary J. Speer
Smith Street
Esther M. Wall
Prospect
Francis Ostrofski
Esther
M. Wall
Jacob W. Gerber
Prank Miller
Waldorf Avenue
W. Burrit
Company
Frank Miller
Fairfield
Waldorf Avenues
Estelle Gerver
Fairfeld
Waldorf
The
City Savings Bank
Gilbert Tullock
Samuel H. Read
Water
Gilbert Streets
Fred Seperack
Minna Seperack
Morgan Avenue
Minna
Seperack
Vladek Seperack
Lot Risis
Stephen T. McDonough
Grain Market Report From Chicago May 11
Wheat prices rose on May 11 for May 1 delivery, showing a forthright gain of 7 1 2 cents per bushel. Market enthusiasts anticipate higher ranges, while delivery plans remain unsettled in the Chicago grain exchange report.
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Plan to Assess Habirshaw Electric Cable Stockholders
Stockholders of Habirshaw Electric Cable of Yonkers proposed a reorganization plan. It calls for a 3 dollar per common share and 25 dollar per preferred share assessment to pay debts and restructure. Holders would surrender old stock for new shares plus a long term mortgage bond. The plan also contemplates first mortgage bonds for government pledged stock and awaits executors' approval by Monday. The note mentions related securities and market activity in commodities and livestock.
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Yonkers
Electric Cabie Company
Taero
Vine
Mabirshaw Owna
Electric Cable Company
Barb Wire Company
United States
Signal Capos
Governme Bt
Bond List Shows Hesitant Trend in Liberty Yields
New York May 11 Bonds were hesitant and dull overall yet more stable than stocks. Liberty issues closed near par as Latin American bonds remained firm, notably Mexican 4s and Uruguay 3.5s. Local bonds weakened with Brooklin Rapid Transit 7s and Consolidated Gas 7s easing. Totals: $16,479,006 in sales. City of Boston 4% bonds bid and awarded at par, to be offered tomorrow.
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New York
Uruguay
Williney
Local Produce Prices Slacken in Warm Weather Markets
Sharp gains in vegetable shipments to Bridgeport market push down prices across native and distant crops. Weakening demand amid warmer days lowers quotations for spinach asparagus peppers onions cabbage beets carrots celery tomatoes and strawberries. apples hold firm with some box price gains. Livestock meat and dairy show minor shifts while grain and feed costs rise slightly due to higher shipment expenses.
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Maine
Wloriga
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Conn
Kennery
New York Dairies See Markets Mixed On Butter Prices
May 11 reports show butter markets firmer in New York with creamery imports and wholesale prices varying. Dairy stocks and creamery sales are discussed, noting grade quality and differing regional quotes. Wisconsin and Minnesota dairy products show price spreads and demand cues.
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New York
Stare
Foreign exchange markets mixed on Genoa talks impact
New York May 11. Teaching in principal foreign exchanges shows mixed results as quota tensions renew doubt over Genoa negotiations. Sterling holds steady with a slight rise, francs and lire firm, marks weaker, Dutch rate jumps, Swiss francs pressured.
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Wendall
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Sterling
Merger Rumor Lifts Bethlehem and Lackawanna Shares
In a day marked by overall market declines rumors and then confirmation of a Bethlehem Steel and Lackawanna Steel merger spurred heavy buying of those and related shares. Independent Steels and Republic Iron posted gains while United States Steel rose modestly. Rails faced selling pressure but losses narrowed late. oils rallied with tobacco and utilities as the money market eased.
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Mar
Gna
Bethlehem and Lackawanna Steel Companies
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Specialitiea
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Texas and Pacific
Laclede Rasat
New Haven Railroad Reports April Gross Revenue Rise
Preliminary notes from New Haven railroad show April gross operating income near 9.466 million, about 4.95 percent above April 1921, with a 7 percent drop from March. Decline due to coal strike reducing freight traffic. maintenance costs may yield a deficit this season after a first quarter surplus.
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Metal Market Report New York May 1 Prices Steady
Upper firm electrolytic spot and nearby move, tin at 90.50, lead 28, zinc 5.10, antimony 5.25. Tron steady with prices unchanged. East St Louis delivery noted for zinc, spot 5.10 and 3.18.
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New York
East St Louis
Call Money Rates Edge Higher In New York Market
In New York money markets on May 11 call money rose to highs around 4 2-4 percent with lows near 2 1 2 percent. The guide rate ends at 1-97 while closings showed a 3 percent rise, with last loan at 3 2-2 and acceptances offered around 3 4-2.
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Beneficial Loan Society Ad
A Benificial Loan Society offers unsecured loans on nota or home furniture with steady jobs or property ownership. Financed by businessmen, private, confidential service with privacy guaranteed. Call Barnum 2-3-7-5 or visit 213 Liberty Bldg Second Floor 045 Main St Bridgeport licensed by State Bank Commissioner.
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