World Banks 10 Handle Sale of Austrian Bonds
Paris May 29 Preliminary talks finalize American share of the Austrian government loan. Morgan & Co will distribute the $25,000,000 in the United States at about 7 percent interest. Lamont reports plans to price and terms soon, with Britain France and other nations providing guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Banks
Morgan & Co
Paris
Associated Press
Austrian Loan Commission
Thomas W. Lamont
J. F. Morgan & Company
Baron Franckenwein
Pierre L. Bark
F. H. Nixon
Austria
Lamont
America
New York
I Ig
London
Hom
Baron Franckentein
Bsow
Great Britain
France
Italy
Reletum Lo
Sweden
Denmark
Holland
Local Produce Market Report May 1923
Liberal offerings and active trading on the morning wholesale market. Spinach from surrounding towns heavy and price reductions to clear loads. Lettuce firm. strawberries center of attention with liberal receipts but lower bulk prices. New potatoes about $1.00 per barrel lower. cabbage from the south not attaining earlier high prices. Western dressed meat firm to higher. lamb about two cents below last week. Butter weak. eggs slightly weaker as weather worsens shipments. Prices cover fruits, vegetables, poultry, dairy, meats, hay and grain with varied regional quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
Texas
Connecticut
Kennery
Western
Dnor
Grain Market Edges Lower as Liquidation Sinks Wheat
Chicago May 29 Persistent liquidation on wheat contract deliveries this month weighed on the grain market. Prices finished steady to down a shade, with corn gaining strength as hedges against shipping saloon were removed. Oats tracked wheat lower while provisions hovered near yesterday’s levels before later rally with corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Shorts
Gnsatp
Kansas
Hater
Quiet Trading Drives Rail, Steel Stocks Higher
New York May 19 dull pre holiday session sees mixed moves in Industrials and Rails with modest gains in Crucible steel and Erie issues. Large blocks traded on American locomotive Baldwin Studebaker and copper metal shares while rails rose on strong April earnings. call money held at 4 1/2 percent with time money and commercial paper at 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Locomotive
New Top
National Copper
American Smelting
Studebaker
Crucible
New York
Crucible Steel
Sreck
Baldwin
American Can
Calfornia Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Erie
Erie Common
South Western Common
Peoria & Eastern Ad Watern Pacific
Steel Trade
Basla
Pay Increases Spread Across Major Industries
Washington May 29 The Labor Department survey shows wage scales and longer operation of plants lifting average earnings per worker in most industries. In thirty days foun dries and machine shops up 2.6 percent while chemical plants rise 5 percent. Brick making up 4 percent. Fertilizers 10.7 percent lumber 4.8 percent cotton mills 3.4 percent slaughtering and meat packing 2.3 percent knitting 2.1 percent furniture 1.1 percent autos 0.9 percent leather 0.4 percent. Auto workers rose earlier as production climbed. Clothing plants fell 11.6 percent due to seasonal changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph F. Couch
Washington
Department of Labor
Lihor
Realty records show multiple warranty and quitclaim deeds
Real estate transfers list John Chamberlain to Paul Tymniak and Rosie Tymniak on Reservoir Avenue and various deeds including David Greenbaum to Samuel Greenbaum on Beach View Avenue and Arnold Neal to Arnold Neal and others on Park Avenue. Mortgage and other transfers involve Mountain Grove Street and Linen Avenue withAmounts ranging from 200 to 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Chamberlain
Paul Tymnlak
Rosie Tymniak
Reservoir Avenue
David
Alma Greenbaum
Samuel Greenbaum
Beach~view Avenue
Francia W. Marsh
Arnold A. Neal
Park Avenue
Vincenzo Smeragiuolo
Tudogleo Mineo
Vincenzo Mineo
Weatlawn Heights
John C. Chamberlain
David T. Taine
Myrtle Avenue
Julug Gordon
Frank Augert
Pautine Augert
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Mechanics and Farmera Savings Bank
John Rumbera
Tillsside Avenue
Christopher Burnwell
Frank Augort
Pauline Augort
Mountain Grove Street
Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank
George G
Alice Parten
Percy P. Andersen
Courtland Street
Bridgeport Savings Bank
John Bumbera
HHS
Wide Avenue
Frank Algart
Julius Gordon
Ausort
Pauline Augert
Mechanton and Marmners Savings Bank
Thomas T
Semon
Mechanics and Farmere Savings Bank
Linen Avenue
Fgiberatn Berardi
Theman
Curb Market Mixed Signals Ahead of Holiday
May 29 New York curb market was slow with minimal trading and flat prices. Opening confidence faded as values eased. end of day quotes were broadly unchanged amid holiday preparations. Big moves were scarce. durable interest focused on American Locomotive and gasoline refiners while other sectors traded lightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stork
Durant Motors
Potor Lsmuen
Maracaibe Oitza
Metal Market New York Report May 29
Metal market notes from New York on May 29 show electrocyde spot and futures at 18 16 14, tin at 42.50 spot and 42 futures, various Northern and Southern No 1 No 2 grades listed, and tantalum around 6.39 to 6.41 for spot delivery. Antimony price noted at 7.14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pat
Rio
Int Corp
Ae & Tel
Wiss
Atchison
Beth Steel
Brook
Sono Butte C
Callahan
TiSue
Chi & Alton
Crue Steel
Aia
East Kodak
Erie
Fleischmann Ox
Founda Co
Houston Oil
Inland Steel
Dones Bros BR Gtby Ag
Kelly Bog Tire
Kelsey
Mont ‘Ward
Mather Lode
NH &H
North Amer
BTA
Shell
Sinclair
Spicer
Thy
Stanay
Studebaker
TexCo
Tidewater O
Union Pacific
ROD USA
Hubber
Erie mortgage market shows gains amid holiday bond trading
In quiet pre holiday action on May 29 New York reports buoyant U S government bonds and gains in Erie railroad issues led by Erie Hiena. Several issues rose over a point with other rail mortgages trading unevenly while high grade industrials remained steady and bankers note an oversubscribed Associated Simmons Hardware 10 year note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erie Railroad Hiena
U. S
Lyons and Marveille
Erle Janes
Westchester
Boston
Ateady
Union
Marland
Associated Simmons Hardware Company
New York Building Trades Won't Strike On June Fifth
New York Building Trades decide to defer a planned strike affecting about 210,000 workers. Delegates vote to grant extra time for the unions and councils to consider wage demands and the ongoing negotiation process with employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Lataeterr
New York
Building Trades Players
Treasury to Review Silver Sale Offers
Washington May 2 A government announcement said a suspension of silver purchases under the Pittman act will continue tonight until it can be determined if the value of offers ahead accepted exceeds the 200000 cap authorized by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wag Wade
Pittman AC
Industrial Boosting and Home Week Plans in Bridgeport
Warren D. Blatz of Bridgeport Brass cites local plants as world suppliers and urges civic drives. Better Homes Week is set for June 4 to 10 with a fall plan for a retail board fete. Building permits last week totaled 41 valued at 87,123 dollars, up from 28 permits at 38,395 in 1921. The Duff Mfg. Company has incorporated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren D. Blatz
Bridgeport Brass Company
Blatz
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Bridgeport
America
Bridgeport Menishants
The
Chamber of Commerce
Checks Cleared Signal Stronger May Business Abroad
May out-of-town checks cleared through First National show a 44 percent rise from a year earlier, reflecting higher activity with foreign and domestic buyers outside Bridgeport. The May index stood lower than April by about 17 percent, with 1922 and 1928 figures listed for January through May and showing varying levels of clearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Bridgeport
First National
Foreign exchange market in New York quiet on may day
Trading in foreign exchanges was uneven in New York on May 29. Sterling fell to 4 62 per dollar, francs slipped to 6 60, and several currencies including the Argentine peso and Belgian franc showed declines amid new legal controls. Demand figures and par values varied across nations, with notes on Austria, Greece, Norway, Denmark, Czechoslovakia, Finland, and other currencies indicating mixed activity and price movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stirling
France
Rence OG
Austria
Greece
Lemand Demind
Norway
Denmark
Iban Shain
Cuscho
Slovakia
Finland
Money Market Report Highlights Rates and Loan Offers
Money New York reports on the debt market with call money firm at 41, high and low caps noted. Closing bids show 51 4 for loans, while call loans against acceptances stand at 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Isolated systems hampering rail progress says expert
Washington May 20 The Interstate Commerce Commission heard N D Ballantine of National Railway Service Corp argue that progress in meeting transportation needs is limited by the theory of each road owning its own equipment He outlined pool ownership proposals as a path to greater efficiency The hearings probe the adequacy of current rail equipment holdings and future sessions will include outside witnesses and shipper comment Also noted a Bridgeport toy firm forms with capital of 25000 and business partners listed including NM J Duff of Hadon Street in the incorporators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
N. D. Ballantine
National Railway Service Corporation
Service Corporation
Ballantine
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Bridgeport Telegram
U.S
Ali
Ages
State
Veya Bridgeport Trust Ret Ch
Wy Hall
Prlhive
Pencer Ineoor
Lala Valumber Abrick
Ze Lezzameay
ARNT
MLS Iron & Sterzzzaz Clothing AZ
Ralph Couch
SE Ochi
Pandora
Metal Market
N. Y. Westchester
Boston Securities
Treasury
Toy Makers Incorporate
Duff Mfg
NM. J. Duff
Hadedon Atrret
Mutual Savings Bank
Savings Bank
People’s 8 Savings Bank Main Street
Eastern Connecticut Power Company
Tecoverso
W. R. Bull & CO
First National Bane Bwilding
State Street
Bonds Bank Stocks
Connecticut Securities
Investment Service For
E. B. Merritt & Co
Main Street
Bridgeport, Cong
Sreall
Equitable Industrial Loan Ty, Inc
Fairfield Av
New England Equity Corp
Hincks Bros. & CO
Investment Bankers
New York Stock Exchange
Connecticut Trust Fund Securities
Main St
Conn
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