Bridgeport Gas Reelects All Its Directors
Bridgeport Gas Light Company stockholders reelected all directors at the annual meeting and added Sumner Simpson of the Raybeatos Co to the board. The year 1921 saw reduced gas consumption but overall progress with $5,000,000 invested in plants and equipment, four miles of new street mains, 265 miles total, and nearly 40,000 meters in service. Directors named A E Dieterich, C F Dieterich, De Ver H Warner, and others. I N Travis named president with De Ver H Warner as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Gas Light Company
Sumner Simpson
Raybeatos Co
Hay
A. E. Dieterich
Charles F._ Dieterich
de Ver H. Warner
FLBR
I. N. Travis
George S. Hawser
R. A. Lewis
Ralph J. Mumson
H. H. White
Warner
Travis
Hawley
Ffuason
Dieterich
Realty Records Deeds and Transfers Reported Tonight
Warranty Dodds Thomas Knight to Henry Co Reid and Edith Reid 75 feet Hawthorn Street. Elvira B Nicholson to Young Women's Christian Association Teal ly Prospect Street and Park Avenue. William H Moffitt III to Rosaria G Sehino 50 feet Dayton Road. Jennie English 60 feet Dayton Road. Ike Klatsky to Paul Honrath 50 feet Bishop Avenue. Horace W V Smith executor to Elizabeth C W Lockwood 64 feet Yale Street. Robert H Newman to Realty and Trading Corporation 40 Fort Staples Street.
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Dodds
Thomas 4. Knight
Henry Co. Reid
Edith Reid
Hawthorns Atreet
Elvira B. Nicholson
Young Women's Christian Association
Teally Prospect Atreet
Park Avegue
Wiain H. Moffitt
Rosaria G. Sehino
Dayton Road
Jennie English
Dayton
Ike Klatsky
Paul Honrath
Bishop Avenue
Horace VW. Smith
Elizabeth C. W. Lockwood
Yale Street
Robert H. Newmen
the Realty and Trading Corporation
Fort
Staples Street
Metal Market NYC Report on Spot and Futures Prices
METAL MARKET NEW YORK March 1. Casper firm electrolytic spot and futures 13 2-5 13 1-3. Tin steady, spot and nearby 31.00, futures 31.12. Lead strong, spot 6.50 p 5.75. Zinc quiet east St. Louis detvert pot 5.15 to 5.20. Antimony spot 5.15 to 5.20. Tron steady, prices unchanged.
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New York
Mar
East St. Louis
Government Sees April Business Rise in 50 Cities
Washington reports April total revenue in 50 principal cities at 22,098,547 dollars, up 7.21 percent from last year as Postmaster General observers note improving but moderate industrial and commercial conditions. Postal receipts vs April 1920 show declines, while total business volume grows, reflecting price rises and wartime effects.
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Washington
Posta
New York Central Authorized to Purchase C R and J Stock
Washington May 14 The Interstate Commerce Commission today authorized the New York Central Railroad to acquire control of the Chicago River and Indiana Railroad by stock purchase not exceeding 759000 dollars and also allowed the Chicago River and Indiana Railroad to acquire control of the Chicago Junction Railroad by base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nnterstate Commerce Commission
New York Central Railroad Company
Chicago River and Indiana Railroad
Chicago River and Indiana Railroad Company
Chicago June-tor Railroad Company
Local Produce Prices Report From State Board Market Note
The Bridgeport Telegram's Market Bureau reports a unsettled local produce market with generally weaker prices for most vegetables and fruit as harvests arrive. Strawberries remain plentiful but vary in quality. apples, oranges, rhubarb, and greens show mixed quotes while shipments from the southern Atlantic states arrive to meet New England demand.
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Bridgeport Telegram
State Board of Apriculturs
Hearby Farms
Long Island
Southert
Middle Atlantic
New England
Northwestern
Oranzes
Texas
New Southern
Néwlald
Mesler
New York Creamery Market Roundup May 8 Updates
Market notes show creamery and extras trading mixed prices amid quality concerns. Entries include firsts at 37-2740 with high scores 37-4T%c, state listings for airy tubs 40-860, and renovated extras S84 -23c. Wisconsin and regional dairy products feature whole milk and fresh extras amid fluctuating demand.
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New York
Bulter Market
Cranmary
Sneckis
Wisconsin
Foreign exchange market trends in New York May 18
The New York foreign exchange market shows a minor overall activity. The notable move is a rise in sterling to a three year high, aided by Bank of England strength. Continental currencies weaken with Italian lire showing the most pressure amid European remittances. Prices listed include sterling at around 19.20 and francs near 5.19, with various European currencies quoted against the dollar.
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New York
Bank of Ensund
Iran
Italien
Zuropern
Athlac
Antwerp
Amsterdam
Gler
Geno Ure
Vienna
Crown
Spain
Berlin
Money New York Market Report May Day Highlights
Money market notes from New York indicate steady calls with minor shifts. Bid rates softened slightly for acceptances while loans showed modest changes and bank note trading remained varied across institutions.
Professionals Boost Markets in Copper Steel and Oils
New York trading today focused on copper and steel with oils. Prices rose for major producers like American Smelting, Bethlehem Steel, and United States Steel, while oil shares led by Mosian Petroleum and Cosden. Market liquidity and 6 percent money rates influenced gains across rails and metals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
China
Chile
Alan Granby
Shattuck Arizona
Bulia
Superior
Midvale
Bethlehem Thalattar
Crouible
Lackawanna
Curb Market New York Sees Fresh Records Before Profit Taking
May 18 reports on the Curb Exchange show numerous new highs led by oil stocks and mining shares. Creda Sym filicate and Independence Lead reached records on strong buying, while Marine OW and Mexican Seaboard advanced on demand. Some bonds and industrials also rose, with select declines amid profit taking and buying activity by commission houses.
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New York
Curb Exchange
Creda Sym Filicate
Woodley Petroleum
Tiderady
Independence Lead
Mexican
Maracindbo
International Petroleum
Kirb Oy Petroleum
Danielg
Durant
Hudson
United
Dubber Radio
Erests
Radio Common
Todd Shipyards
Cyan Dominion Sugar
Radio Samen
Incerborough
Wgh Marie
Freeport
Texas Ts
Senate approves tariffs on lead pigment products
Washington May 17 The Senate approved a committee amendment to the tariff bill setting duties on lead pigments including 4 1 2 cents a pound on litharge and 3 cents on orange mineral. Rates on red lead and white lead were kept at 2 3 4 and 2 1 2 cents respectively while Democrats sought deeper cuts. House ad valorem rates on chromes were upheld and a King amendment to raise the chromates rate was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Democrats
House
King
Utah
Remington Arms Inc incorporates Cutlery Works as subsidiary
Remington Arms Company Inc will operate its Cutlery Works as a separate commercial organization named Remington Cutlery Works. The new subsidiary will begin with 1000 dollars in par value stock, 25000 authorized, and start with 1000 capital. Incorporators are Chauncey B Garver Charles R Barrett and William B Stitr all of New York. The firm may produce typewriters automobiles and airplanes, products not made by other subsidiaries. Organization to be completed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Cotton Oil Company
New York Stock Exchange
Remington Army Compan, Inc
Remington Cutlery Works
Whien
Remington Arms Company, Inc
New York
Chauncey B Garver
Charles R. Barrett
William B. Stitr
Copities
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Money
Bridgeport Gas
Metal Market
Ralph
Eae
Nera
Cos
Stucma
Malin
Celanial
Fark Avenue
Bancroft Avenue
Tha
Harlem Avenue
Washington Avenue
Schools Rd
Ne. Avenue
Pacific Street
Wood Avenue
Gorden Hill Street
Bedad Street
H. L. Blackman & Son
Fairfield Ave
Barnum
Bridgeport, Conn
N.Y. C
Adams
Aim
Loto
Pfu
Susef
Bob Ie
Tel & T. Inc
Ball & Okio
Java
Col
Fay
Igland Oui
Wear
Éid Kan
Ken Gap
Lis & Myo
Loews Inc Bis
Left Inc
Otis Steel
Peng
Pieres Arrow
Laura Roe
Strop Cote
New Haven
Cosden
Ducers
Lupita
Davison
Mae
Ralle
Delaware
Western
Reading
Southern Puette
New Lavan
Compariaan
Lia Peore
Minn
Pat Porie
Ukar
Oran
Noel Dilles
Pitta
Gary
Bethichera-Lackawanna Steel
Omer Steel
Pereny
Beneficial Loan Society
Liberty Rene
State Bank
Bridgeport Chamiber of Commerce
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co
Hincks, Bros. & Co., Inc
Estes
Main St
Remington Armis
Parents Company
Atated Company
Telegram
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Lehigh Power Securities Corp
Stone, Prosser & Duty
Avastment Securities
Wallast Street
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