Bull Movement Resumed New Haven Road a Leader
Speculative activity in the stock market revived on a broad scale aided by easier money rates. Loans fell to 3 1-5 percent for call loans and 20 day money at 3 3-4 percent, with sixty day money near four percent and some terms toward year end at 4 1/4 percent. Leaders included United States Steel New Haven and others with strong gains, while reports of potential coal settlement talks supported market optimism amid broad gains in industries such as chemicals motors and petroleum. Total sales amounted to 1,735,000 shares.
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New York
United States Steel
New Haven
Mexican Petroleum
Bathichem
Crucible
Republic Steels
General Motors
Sinclair
Kelly Springtelg Tree
Federal Administration
Department of Commerce and Labor
Pacifics
Grangera
Business Gains Steady in April Says U S Report
Washington May 13 Commerce Department survey shows steady April gains in commercial and industrial activity despite lower consumer demand. Coal output lagged due to a strike, yet steel orders rose, and building activity set records. Prices steadied with signs of improving retail trade. May 1919 context notes lingering postwar price declines. White House reports from manufacturers indicate rising orders and an anticipated revival, aided by talks on steel work hours and unskilled labor shortages. Agriculture shows rehabilitation efforts amid financing concerns for stock raisers. President Harding expects a broad revival unless cross currents interrupt it.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
White House
Harding
Ohio
Detroit
Chicago
Mx Harding
Grain market slides as crop report prompts weakness
Chicago May 19 wheat tumbled amid a larger than expected state crop yield. May futures fell to around 2.39 with July at about 1.24. Corn and oats mainly held or slipped slightly while hogs dragged provisions lower. Cash demand for meal remained brisk despite the downturn in grains.
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Chicago
Hansas
Board of Trade
Cheaper Money Drives Stride in Bond Market Rally
May 19 New York bond market gains lift certain rails and investment issues. Liberties show broadened inquiry with many near par, while Chile Copper and Cerro de Pasco rise. International issues like Mexicans and Swiss hold firm. British and French offerings little changed. Domestic rails gain on Seaboard adjustments. total par value sales about 18.431 million.
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New York
Chile
Cerro de Pasco
Frm
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
St Paul
Erie
Missouri
Kansas City
Texas
Seaboard
Recovery momentum builds as Dun's Review notes
May 19 New York. Dun's Review reports a clearer picture of gradual, uneven recovery across sectors. Demand revival, rising wholesale prices, and prompt shipments signal improving conditions. Auto sales and output rise, large building programs continue, but labor troubles and uncertainty persist.
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New York
Dan
Ieading
Westport and Bridgeport Firms Create and Expand Local Businesses
Reports show the organization of Toquir Care Bureautor with 300000 capital, Benedict Ballers Co incorporation at 8000, and dissolution papers filed for Garrison Company. Ster Trucking Co officers named Hyman Epstein president and directors from Bridgeport. Norwalk Hat Co capitalized at 50000 with initial 1000 start. Kresge Co. notes improved retail trade and Woolworth Co. stockholders reelect directors. New hydraulic pumps feature rhinestone buckle trim in lieu of buttons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toquir Care Buretor
Corporation of Westport
Company
Benedict Ballers Co
Westport
Pabors
Ab Hartford
Hoover outlines postwar U S trade lead and limits
May 19 anecdotal report from Washington notes Herbert Hoover presents analysis on 1921 U S trade strength versus prewar levels. Export value reached about 4.49 billion dollars, with notable gains over 1918. England and France show smaller increases, while Germany lags. Hoover cautions comparisons to prewar capacity and emphasizes shifting commodity patterns and a hopeful revival despite war-induced declines.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
United
France
Germany
Hoover
Sec
Retary Hoover
Drewal Comppat
Son Weing
United States
United Kingdom
Market advances lift many New York stocks in brisk session
Curb market figures from New York show a sturdy day with many issues posting new highs. Woodley Petroleum Daniels Motor and Philip Morris led gains while mining shares like Independence Lead and Galena hit fresh highs.
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New York
Cucs Exchange
Woodley Petroleum
Daniels Motor
Philip Morris
Independence
Lead
Galena
Mexican Seaboard
Lyons Petroleum
Dubilier
Dsuying
Schulte
Swift International
Goldwyn Pictures
Meo Motor
Realty Records reveal warranty and mortgage deeds in Bridgeport
The Ledger lists warranty deeds transferring properties on avenues and streets including River street Manhattan avenue and Blorehose, plus mortgage deeds showing loans from Bridgeport Mortgage and Security, Park City Building and Loan, and Bridgeport Finance. Transactions involve Edward Duhigg, Enoch Rostana, Emma Schreiber, John O Neill, and others with amounts spanning from $900 to $7,500.
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Jacob Afner
William Winter
Ea Fe
Manhattan Avenue
Louis Levy
Josemaine Hell
Vaceb Glasner
Philip Glasner
Fest
James E. Ward
Bridgeport
Mortis Plan Company
Howard Avenue
Florence S. Rose
Edward P. Duhigs, Jr
Morehouse Street
Rebecca Slavatsky
Bridgeport Finance and Security Company
Eat
State Street
Henry ©. Reid
Edith Reid
Jeanin A. Wilcox
Hawthorne Street
Louis J. Garberini
Park City Building and Loan Association
Slate Street
Josephine Heil
Hejen
Foreign exchange news from New York May 74
The report notes irregular London rates and mixed European currencies. It cites Swiss francs around 186.63, Swiss and Paris franc figures, and various 60 and 90 day rates, with Danish and Dutch listings and fluctuating bank quotations across several currencies.
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New York
Maverenta
Forchen Exchanger
London
Bey Pian
Teallan Bilis
Sean Ainavian
Sier
Paris
Antwerp
Genoa
Vienna
Crown
Copenhagen
Christianta Cery
Clery
Switzerland
Spain
Ipesata
Berlla
Mart
Trolley Co Revenues Fall Over May 13 Week
Gross passenger revenues for the Bridgeport division of the Connecticut Co. decline by 3 940 63 in the week ending May 13, 1923, from the prior week ending November 19, 1922. The report, filed with the Public Utilities Commission by L B Storrs, shows totals for five and ten cent fares and compares daily figures, noting a drop in overall gross revenue against the earlier period.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut Co
Public Utilities Commission
L. 8
Storrs
Metal market summary and local incorporation
In New York on May 19 copper and tin held steady with modest moves, zinc firm and antimony steady as market prices unchanged. The A. G. Leake Erecting Company of this city was incorporated for 69000 dollars with 250 shares of preferred stock and 5000 shares of common stock, each par value 100 dollars.
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New York
Iran
East St. Louis
A. G. Leake
New York May 13 Butter Market Report
New York market reports butter and dairy prices. Creamery extras quoted 36 14 to 37 0. creamery firsts 24 to 36. fresh creamery noted gains and declines with state dairy tubs and whole milk flats listed. Wisconsin whole milk prices show fancy young and Americas fresh at 19 to 19 1 2 cents. Eggs market steady with nearby white and brown fancy and extra prices 16 to 34 cents.
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New York
Creentory
Exras
Wisconsin
Money New York Market Brief
Money market dispatch from New York notes easier overall conditions with rates easing to 1.5 percent and 3.5 percent close. Closing bids reach 47 while acceptances and loan calls show mixed activity across corporate and municipal sectors.
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New York
Ioan
Cotton New York Market Quiet at Midday
Spot cotton in New York on May 19 remained quiet with middling grades trading around 21.45 cents per pound. No significant demand or price shifts reported as merchants awaited futures cues.
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New York
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New Haven Road
Independent Steels
General Motors and Oils
Seattle
New England
Middle West
Federal Reserve Bank
U. 8
Dept. of Commerce Survey
Ajax
AL C & D
H&l
Ches & Owl
Erin
Eric Winesas
Fisk
Eloe
Mator
Goodrich
Great Nor Pf
Sim
Wan & Guay
Lik & M
St Iue
NH & i
Sonik Pac
Nnn
Otle Steel
Penn RR
Penn
Peoples Gas
Pitts Cl
Sears
Sinclair & Rau
Studebaker
Texas Co
Texas GS
Gina Wilson
Wien Po
Dun
Hartford
Garrison ‘Company
Bridgeport Trust Co
Joseph Lengel
Ster Trucking Corporation
Main Street
Hyman Epstein
Ows
G. J Steinhart
Wharey
Samuel Mirsky
Norwalk Har Ots. Co
Norwalk
A. W. Barlow
Arthur Ginnever
Robin Hoodwil
New Rosenelle
S. & Kresge
the & S. Kresge & Co
Kres&e
F Ww, Woolworth Co
Amy
U.S
Herbert Hooves
England
Secretary OF
Asan
Hengee
Gtom
IRA
United Hirgdom
Pinance
Science Service
Mirna
Bost
Lord Privie
Cortes
Vlran
Stiae Caer
Itvae
Spe - AG
James Staples &Co
Auborss
Safety First
Guaranty & Truat Company
First National Bank of Bridgeport Bldg
Briggeport
Conn
Trolley CO
Utilities Board
Metal Market
Barnum
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Fairfield Ave
War Department
Newark
Newark N. J
Smith & Jaffe
Prlp Smith
Ag Weat
45Th St
N.Y. G
N.Y
U. S. A. Army
Supply Gass
Brooklyn
Commonwealth Power Corporation
Urihtuce
New York Stock Exchange
William R. Build Phone Noble
Security
Bridgeport, Cenn
Es Sater
Prioc
Sinding Pond
Territory Commonwealth Power Corporation
Consumers Power Company
Central Illinois Light Company
Illinois Power Company
Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Company
Springfield
Hodetipyl, Hardy & Co., Incorporated
Boston
Hinces’ Bros. i. Cq., Inc
Bone Seece
Main St
Bridgeport, Conn
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