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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1927

Page

25

Wall Street Notes Nine Months 1927 Profits Rise

New York nov 10 By Associated Press net income of Peerless Motor Car Co for nine months 1927 rose to 180713 equal to 69 cents a share from 412,189330 in 1926. Underwood Typewriter earnings per share climbed to 3910 against 3.25. Net profit rose to 1741465 from 1401 as regular dividends on cannon and preferred declined. Fed reserve kept rediscount rate unchanged. Melville Shoe ten month sales 14091019 up 23.9 percent from 21370251. Geiber sales larger than October last year. Southern Pacific and Union Pacific declared regular quarterly dividends. US production of motor vehicles for nine months 2,811,489 excluding Ford, total 3,223,784 including Ford. Business outlook steady though uneven, with rail demand and steel activity cited as sustaining factors. Industry capacity utilization near prior highs, with steel at 89 percent and independents at 64 percent. Market optimism mixed as year-end pace looks uneven amid auto production slack.

New York Associated Press Peerless Motor Car Company Underwood Typewriter Company Wagianst Seles Melville Shoe Company Geieber Automobile Chamber of Commerce Ford Bales Hian Law Tay Corp Knuth Amerada Corp Rayner Wwe Muelin Borkiwell Ain Lee Veil Bliss Att Zoo al Sarigel Anni la Sumatra Hss Asda Ype Ie Ann Tata i Consteb Corp Mila Tale Chine Phillips Baynes Lanther Ehlers Wahoo Shell Moomingdale “Bros Klomeingidate Bros Tina Ata Vrach Terelds & P Wyers Co Sun Mallat Ware Carrie Van Anadinn Pacific Sri T Tunna Fries Rysler Corp Sayei Lilly Union Yank Ca Collins Aik Cigar Nyores New Aim Velormlo Comedie He Congress Realty Lugproy Comsat Consol Textile HET Srelt Hef S Steel Corp S Steel Continental T BO Uni Asta Corn Brands Maat Bauitte Cory Cavasine Jodan Dunhill Internit Ine Waldort Rakin Bae A Fae Ats Ward Aatan Kodak Eaton Axle Br Mit Mn Tay Iowa Lee Son West Westen Furekie Wien Hilo En Motors Aigilustry Inlet Xed Rene Can Martman Tweline (Ow) Corp Mn Howe Buied Co Hudaon Manhatten Ikiqi Va Widaon Motor Car Hupp Motor Car W LiMnels

Copper and metals prices hold firm in early trading

Metals market reports copper firm at 14.60 in electrolytic spot and futures. Tin at 66.12 spot and 66.75 for January. Iron remains steady as lead stays around 6.25 in New York and 6.00 in East St. Louis. Zinc quiet in East St. Louis spot and futures at 6.60. Antimony trades at 10.75 spot.

New York Associated Press East St. Louis

Rubber closes steady with year-end futures gains

Rubber prices remained steady in New York trading as December futures reached 26.89 cents per pound, March at 36.60, and May at 97.10, reflecting firm demand and market steadiness through the session.

New York Associated Press

Stratford DAHL probe to report Monday night

Stratford town council special committee progresses on building inspection office run by Jeremiah Dahl. Report due at Monday night meeting. decision on continuing inspector or splitting duties among electrical, plumbing, and carpentry tasks to be discussed. Tax collections for current year strong with 82 percent of list paid. sewer assessments up. budget projections vs actuals reviewed. Reverend Willian C. Hicks delivers sermon series at Christ Episcopal Church on praying for the dead. Local election reform urged by Councilman Ludlow over polling place payments and worker salaries. School scholarship honorees announced for Center, Washington, Honeyspot, Lordship, Patterson, Whitney, Garden, and Franklin schools.

Stratford Stratford Town Jeremiah Dahl Prumbios Caumei Carlton Day Reed Wicks Willian C. Hicks Episcopal Cathedral Spokane Christ Episcopal Enured H. Francia Hine Hicks

Sedgwick and East Main Schools Honor Monthly Scholarships

A list of Sedgwick and East Main School students receiving scholarship honors for the past month. Grade by grade names include Mildred Linden, Dorothy, Mfaktadra, Add M Wicks, Edward Garlagna Berard Wilson, Ruth Conle, Bertha Ross, Louis Bendl, Dorothy Jansson, George Jansson, Angelina Fun, Robert Engstrom, Louise Rettery, Wanda Klepinsky, Harriette Dick, Joseph Vangk, Robert El, Charles Stosse, Eleanor, and others.

East Main School East Main Street Edward Garlagna Berard Wilson Grace Ruth Conle Bertha Ross Nichols School Culbane, Leacher Omy Ue Tarey Nichole Louis Bendl Dorothy Jansson George Jansson Angelina Fun Robert Engstrom Louise Réttery Wanda Klepinsky Harriette Dick Joseph Vangk Robert el

Potatoes Gain Attention to Actual Supply in Market

The report notes rising focus on potato supply amid market strength, with traders wondering if high prices will recur. Connecticut eggs stay scarce with strong demand, butter expected to stay firm, and corn showing key price shifts. Wholesale markets run active as farmers sell in good weather. prices largely steady with notable potato offerings in the local market.

New England Connecticut Boston Ecs Kennery

Thanksgiving Proclamation by Governor Trumbull

Hartford November 10 The annual Thanksgiving proclamation issued by Governor Trumbull designates November 24 as a day of Thanksgiving throughout the state. He urges people to gather in their places of worship to give hearty thanks for God’s providence and to remember the homeless and unfortunate.

Hartford Associated Press Trumbull Gannacticut New England

Cotton futures close with mixed declines in early listing

The report shows prices for several cotton futures contracts from December to July with declines and varied quotes. Notable figures include December at 19.38 and January 9.42 with 1943, March at 19.61 and Tad 1944 at 10-78, with July at 19.86. Booth quiet and middling at 19.88.

New York Associated Press Galton Futures Tad Booth

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