Bonds Hardening Trading Broader Liberty’s Favor
New York May 12 Responsive to the better tone of the stock market the bond market hardened today on broader operations. Reflecting the Bevillehom Tack merger and gains in Lackawasne Steel and Virginia Caroling Chemical issues expanded buying. Packard Motor and Kelly Springfield shares improved while Interborough Rapid Transit and other rails showed limited strength. Government offerings showed Liberty’s firm on 1962 issues as Norway and European bonds held steady. Total sales totaled 316,042,006 in par value.
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New York
Bevnlehom-Tackswanna Steel
Lackawasne Steel
Virginia
Caroling Chemical
Melso Strepethensg
Packard Motor
Kelly Springéola
Interborough
Chicago
Illinois
St. Paul
Missouri
Kansas
Libertys
Dutch East Indies
Norway
Uruguay
Copenhaven
Earl Thompson to Try for World’s Record
Dartmouth’s Earl Thompson, famed sprinter, aims to beat his 142.5 yard hurdles mark at the Columbia-Dartmouth meet in New York with Penn State hurdler Darold Barron invited to pace him. authorities verify any mark. Also includes public notices about Fairfield tax due dates and probate court actions in Bridgeport.
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New York
Earl Thompson
Dartmouth
Columbia-Dartmouth
Thompson
Secondarold Barron
Penn State
Columbia Athletic
Metals Market Roundup In New York May Markets Rigid
Metal prices in New York for May show steady tones across electrolytic tin zinc and lead as futures and spot quotes move narrowly. Tin holds around 30.82 for nearby and 20.75 for futures while铅 zinc antimony stay flat with slight daily variations in St. Louis quotes.
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New York
St. Louis
Public Vendue Notice of Executed Sale in Bridgeport Area
Patrick J. Reilly Deputy Sheriff Fairfield County announces two execution sales by public vendue. The first sale on May 14, 1932 at 11 a m in Beig nport, for a described property to satisfy the execution. The second sale on May 21, 1973 at 10 a m in Bridgeport to satisfy another execution on property in Miner Reed and Tollock warehouses at Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport
Richael J. Jorian
Exiete
Phat
Paul, Soller
Beig@nport
David
Chiea
Patrick J. Belly
Fairfeld County
Virsee
Ofst Peor Ton
Vendue
Jala
Miner, Reed
Tollock
Patrick J. Reilly
Depuy Sherif
Fairsale County
Shree
Alice Street
Madison Avenue
Main Street
Shelton
Bryant Electric Co Exceeds War Period Output Early Year
The Bryant Electric Company reports first four months of this year surpass the same period in the war years, reaching over 80 percent of the 1920 peak. Growth stems from expanded plant capacity and postwar adaptations, with exports improving and foreign business gradually recovering toward prewar levels.
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Bryant, Electric Company
Bloh
Gariick
Lackawanna Merger Chief Factor in Day's Trading
In New York on May 12 steel shares led the market with Lackawanna prominent as the merger news drove gains. Bethlehem Steel ties boosted the group with a 13 point rise and 13 3-8 points net, while United States Steel showed narrow gains. Other majors like Republic, Sheffield, Gulf States and Wickwire-Spencer rose 3 to 6 1/2 points. tobacco and oils advanced while rails traded light. Total shares traded reached 1,235,000 as money rates supported the May advance with call loans near 3 1/4 to 4 1/3 percent.
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New York
Steel
Lackawanna
Lickawanna
Interral Bethlehem
Republic
Slear
Sheffield
Galf States
Wickwire-Spencer
Putman
General Eleceric
America
Pieres Arrow Commons
Preferred
Lafayétte Motors
Realty Records of Deeds Across Multiple Streets
A compiled list of real estate deeds including Henry B. Seeley to Mary Madon on Pershing Avenue, multiple transfers on McKinley, Bond, Alpine, Wairmount, Madison, Eagle, Beers, Clover Hill, West New York area streets, and other parcels. Notable entries include Frank Miller estate transfers, City Savings Bank, and Knowlton Road realty closings, with values and street specifics.
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Henry B. Seeley
Mary Madon
Pershing Avenue
Donald Page
Ernest L. Nettleton
Laurence W. Howshield
McKinley Part
Arthur BE. Hiertz
Alice A. Booth
Bond Streat
Mary L
Elizabeth Fitch
Ciara T. Marca
Alpine
Amatric Aldo
Peter Aldo
Realwc
Wairmount Avenue
Madison Avenue
Eagle Street
Beers Street
Dewey Street
George’ J
Steinhardt
Samuel G. Krupka
Main Street
Thomas W. Greening
Charles A. Paul
Laurel_avenue
Philip Lundin
Ida Onin
McKinley Avenue
City Savings Bank
Charles and
Anna Lapin
Lafayette Street
Railroad Avenue
Guy Savings Bank
William J. Baird
Lagrel Avenue
Grace L. Ramer
Grace L. Roemer
Knowlton Street
Aaron B. Sherwood
Jane Castello
Rocky Hill Road
Sarah Costello
John Wallacus
Chopsey Hill Road
Anthony Rober
Mamie Babar
Shelton and
Hallett Streets
Samuel Cohen
William H. Moffitt
Clermont Avenue
Printy Street
Jennie C. Barnes
George A. Drew
Harmony Street
Bdward Richards
Westport Bank and Trust Company
Hollimer Avenue
Anise
John Waliscus
Frank Miller
Chopsey
John D. Grosso
Catherine A.’ Canavan
Wayne Street
Alex Hamm
Lomas and Nettlerton Company
Midland Street
Gertrude M. Wenstrom
Rose le Avie
Mary J. Speer
Meriden Permanent Building and Loan Association
Smith Street
Tohn DeAcutis
Wiliam H
Inn
Pixiee Place
John Wargate City Savings Bank
Brooks Street
Fried
Lazarovitz
Streat
Johnny Curtin Named to Fill In For Pete Herman
New York May 12 Johnny Curtin will substitute for Pete Herman in the Academy A C boxing card at Dyckman Oval May 22. Curtin headlines a forty round program featuring three ten round bouts and other matches as he pursues the bantamweight championship.
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New York
Prro Herman
Joe Boreman
Dyckman Oval
Academy A. C
Johnny Curtin
Herman
Willie Trishman
Bobby Dyson
Terry Martin
Joe Trieh
Abs Friedman
Curtin
Mickey Delmont
Johnny Ute
Curb Market Mixed Action on New York Exchange
May 12 on the Curb Exchange saw a firm tone driven by short-covering and new buying by commission houses. Cuban Dominican Sugar advanced to a new high, Daniels Motors reached fresh highs, and American Droz ores matched prior peaks. Brooklyn City Railroad sold near its best price since the recovery, Tobacco Products Exports rose with Retail Stores strength but pulled back on profit taking. Goat Year stock rose while its preferred eased, Dubilier Radio showed intraday strength, Seaton and Optans traded at $1, Inde pendence Lead stayed firm, Rex Consolidated attracted steady demand, with other issues active and uneven.
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New York
Neice
Daniels Motors
Brooklyn City Railroad
Seling
Phillip Morrin
Goatyear Common
Easilt Dubilier Radio
Mining Department
Seaton and Optans Corporation
Independence
Hizhar
Rex Consolidated
Grain Market Details From Chicago Trading Day
Chicago May 12 grain quotes reflect a repeat of yesterday's price patterns with wheat closing slightly lower and July futures around 1.26. Corn and oats declined modestly while provisions showed mixed movements as buyers offered large bids early and export calls remained noted at the seaboard.
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Chicago
Tom Shade
Bolla
Seaboard
Money market report from New York closes steady
The May money market shows easier conditions with high 3 3 47 and low 4 1 2. Ruling rate sits at 2 1 4 with closing bids around 3 offered ay 1 2. Call money remains active against acceptances at 1 3.
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New York
Market notes and dairy prices across states
New York reports weak market conditions with creamery prices around 21 cents and higher dairy scores. Wisconsin and Minnesota show varied prices for fancy and extra firsts, with references to milk oils and crude prices. A board notice by T. Carpenter of Bridgeport states she left and will not be responsible for her former roommate’s bills.
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New York
Dairy Cribe Ii
Wisconsin
Nals Mail
Fancy Young
Mearhy Brown
Faery
Baraum Ave
Big Race on Card at New York Athletic Club
The 108th New York Athletic Club games at Travers Island Per ham Manor will include a two mile Reach race for the John Wy Overton cup on June 3. Walter Higgins of Columbia won the indoor Marines event last winter after the trophy was turned over to NYAC. The club’s outdoor games will host the race for the first time with thirteen events and Paul Pilgrim expects twelve top distance runners from the East to compete.
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New York
John WY Overton
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Perham Manor
Matthew P. Halpin
Mercury Foot Clubs
United States Marines
Walter Higgins
Columbia University
Marines
Paul Pilgrim
Jas
Industries Consolidating Positions Amid Mixed Trade Signals
New York reports indicate industries consolidating positions as weather and crop reports improve in the southwest and lower Mississippi valley. Retail activity rises slowly with most sections showing only modest gains while collections remain weak. European trade improves alongside higher sterling, and stock markets quiet after a period of anticipated improvement. Weekly bank clearings reach 97,184,708,000.
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New York
Bmbatreet
Southwest
Mississippi
Dividend Named For Underwood Typewriter Stock
The regular quarterly dividend of 2.50 per share on common stock and 1.73 per share on preferred stock has been declared. Checks will be mailed July 1 to stockholders of record June 2 from the treasurer's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood Typewriter
Fairfield County National Bank
Plaa
State of Connecticut
Central Trust Co
Foreign Exchange Markets Report May 12 in New York
New York May 12 lower quota and slight decline in sterling with remittances edging up three to point. German marks steady while Dutch and Scandinavian bills hold firm. Far East quotations pressured by financial notes from Shanghai with various exchange rates and cross rates cited across Paris Amsterdam Genoa Vienna and Berlin markets.
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New York
Tiong
Paris
Amsterdam
Genoa Lire
Vienna
Quarterly Income of Western Union Shows Big Gain
Operating income for the Western Union Telegraph company in the first quarter rose to 3 97 million dollars, up from 2,761,772 last year by 5,362 or 10 percent. Total operating revenue reached 23,698,190, down 2.18 percent from last year. Expenses rose about 11 percent to 37,266,000 this quarter from 22,222, last year. March income improved 74 percent from February and 6 percent from January, with March gross at 473,849 and the year’s first quarter at 1 percent higher than last year’s period.
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Western Orion Telegraph Company
Inc
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Fairfield
Ste. P
Joseph L Flint
M. Hochheiser
Sheri
City of
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Ales C. J. Watson
District of
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Joh W. Grant
City National -Bank Trust Dept
Ajax
Et & T
Loows Inc
Loft Inc
Andvale
Patok
Nevada
Palfman Osike
Rayom
Roe
Ae Stanares
Utah
Wilson
Ate
Metal Market
Bryant Electri Company
Insageesfoo
Lackawanna Merger
Bethlehem Company
United States Steel
Senate
Pete Herman
New Fore
John Chapman
Broadway
Elmer Bundt
Buffalo
Brink
Orlando Dhani
Frank Kramer
Boston
Connecticut State Highway Department
Greenwich
Thompsonyville
Focal Building &|Oan Association
Connectcicut State ‘Association of Building &Loans
Meriden
Meriden Permnent Building & Loan Association
Antes
Stratford Avenue
American Tube & Stamping Co
Security Plectric Co
A. 4
Paterson
H. C. Abercrombie
E. P Nobis
Stata
Teter Sorenson
Aeistang
PF. J
Slamfor
Hama
R.A. Reynods
R. Ff. Gillespie
W. W. Graves
Treasure
A. Williams
Secre
Fogh
Ofaey
Colter
MO. Io
Hien
Law
Lidane
Western Union
Sabunba
E.terva
Saphyy
Ganranty: & Company
First National Bank of _Bridgeport Bidz
Brigepoet
Comn
H. L. Blackman & Son
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport, Conn
Barnum 519
John J. Ryburn
Main St
Conn
American Chain CO
Bassick CO
Hincks Bros. & CO
New York Stock Exchange
James Staples KC
State Street
Equitable Industrial Loan Society
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