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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1923
Page
22
Washington Nov 1 Investment Bankers Association endorsed the fundamental principles of the transportation act. The resolution noted imperfections but called the act a long step toward solving the railroad problem, stressing clear formulation and fair administration to attract private capital for extensions and improvements.
Chicago wheat declined amid imports from Canada and news that a voluntary railroad freight cut on export grain was rejected. Prices closed unsettled with December at 1.05 1 8 and May at 1.07 8. Corn and oats followed with thin support and provisions steadied with hog values. Weather in Canada favored movement while rail capacity limited, signaling potential domestic acreage shifts for winter wheat.
Foreign exchange trading in New York paused for the All Saints Day holiday observed in London and on the continent and in South America. Sterling dipped to about 4.4734 dollars, French francs edged up to 3.56 cents, and German marks hit a new low around four billion. Other listed rates and distant city quotations appeared incomplete.
The day saw traders in Cotton markets hesitant awaiting today’s government forecast due at 11 am. Opinions diverge on crop prospects and conditions as traders price in uncertainty. Private letters from Hh. Lilienthal and Co. supplied market annotations.
Traders report renewed demand for bonds with stronger activity in the secondary market and some issues showing gains. Rumors of British government purchases and anticipated public offerings, including Southwestern Bell Telephone bonds, influence buying power.
A stream of warranty deeds and realty transfers lists multiple grantees and properties including addresses and monetary amounts. Names span individuals and banks, with parcels and streets in New Haven and surrounding areas referenced alongside mortgage and rent figures.
New York stocks moved toward higher ground as heavy buying in high priced issues and industrials spurred gains, though profit taking and bear selling limited a sustained advance. Trading included large volumes with several leaders like American Can and Cynogene showing notable moves, while energy stocks faced pressure and oil shares waned before the close.
The report notes nationwide wheat price increases with shifts in demand and supply factors. It cites average gains in per cent, higher poultry and feed costs, and a general rise in meat and grain prices. The article discusses producer prices and regional variations.
Federal Reserve Bank Statement shows total reserves at 977,501 with gold reserves listed at 988 and government war obligations secured. It details deposits, discounts, and the overall balance sheet components as reported, including notes on deposits and liabilities.
In San Francisco, November prices and market notes are filed with brief figures. The report mentions commodities and an official from the Southern Pacific in connection with health and risk factors.
The curb market in New York showed erratic activity as farmers faced inflation, overproduction, and frequent price swings. Traders noted demand shifts in corn and soy futures, while New Jersey and Indiana staples hinted at price volatility and regional supply concerns amid weather impacts and policy chatter.
Federal Judge ruled the petition against Lux Clove Company of Waterbury Conn. by Lux Clove Co. fails. The judge denied the petition to bankrupt the New York Clock Company and allowed no further amendment. The case remains unresolved with insolvency issues noted.
New Haven report cites a federal treasury settlement of a large credit balance. Irregularities noted in the Liberty bonds flow and the distribution to stockholders of the Farr Alpaca Co. dividend, valued near three quarters of a million dollars, appears tied to year end disbursements.
The Department of Agricultural Economies reports abundant Florida oranges early in the week and heavy arrivals of white onions, turnips, carrots, and cabbage. Kale and spinach appear in markets. celery is scarce with prices near $1.50 per 100. Native stock weak. bountiful parsley, onions and cubeb potatoes show varied demand and storage at elevated prices.
New York metal market features mixed readings with spot and futures quotes for several commodities. Iron remains steady while other items show minor moves, and several garbled figures hint at prices around 42.00 and 27.0 but readable details are limited.
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