Liquidation in Foreign Bonds Breaks Prices in New York Market
Heavy liquidation of foreign bonds marked by alarm over the Turkish situation and stalled reparations talks pushed prices to year’s lows. French Belgian issues and several governments fell sharply while United Kingdom bonds remained relatively strong amid an overall market overload and shifting liquidity. Six new offerings were issued, led by Tide Water Power six per cent bonds at $6.
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New York
Berliy
Prasue
Marsenez Ge
Lyons Cs
Helglan
Bordeaux
Parle Lyons- Mediteranenen Fa
Belgian Sa
Soissons
Chile
Brag Ts
Quaenslang Ts
Steto
San Paulo
United Kingdom
Morigusea
Toledo
St Louis and
Westerns
Internatoni
Great Northern
Colorado Southeen
Denver and
Rio Grinda Consolidated
Norfolk and Western
Southern Run+way General
Sonsoard Air Inc
gPac
Frisco
Incoms
Republic Steel Fs
Wison Convertible Aixes
Mariners
Rettiners
Nseal
Third Avenue
United States
Tide Water Power Company
Yleig
Western Roads Freight Cars Back Empty To Relieve Shortage
Railways west of the Mississippi issue an order to unload and return western road cars empty. Farmers and shippers face a critical boxcar shortage for grain and potatoes as delays persist. The Great Northern’s Ralph Budd warns of worsening conditions in cold weather and urges rapid compliance. Local agent H M Hedderly forwards the directive to prevent loading cars destined west.
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Lew Haven
Rocds
Wwe
Ralph Budd
Provident
Great Northern
H. M. Hedderly
N. H
Mississippi River
Erin
New Haven Road Revises Tariffs After ICC Reduction
The New Haven road updated its 61 tariffs in line with the Interstate Commerce Commission order cutting freight rates by 1 percent on July 2. An extension allowed time to complete the revisions, and all tariffs have now been revived and published in current form.
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New Haven
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bearish Outlook Weighs On Near East Markets Steels Decline
Bearish sentiment dominates the Near East market as Crucible Steel falls and other steel shares weaken. Traders cite tax uncertainty in Turkey and steady shipping concerns as tailwinds for continued weakness. Major issues like Houston Steel and Republic drift lower while some names rally modestly. Trading volume reaches 1,914,000 shares as call money sits at five percent.
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Near East
Giriea
Turkey
Marine Preferred
Cruselle Steel
Pablehem
Midvale
Apolcteach
United States Steel
Republic
Houston
General Asphalt
Houston Rex
Kan Americal
Tha A
Mesicun Petroleum
Tae
Erie
Marquette
Great Northern Fd
Lackas
Warna
Delaware and Hudson
Reding
Chicago
North Western
Western Pacifc
Polnla
Tvo
Yota
Call
Lee Highway Progress Promotes Southern Main Street Route
Washington reports Oklahoma counties approving bond funding for a Lee Highway unit to extend the transcontinental road. The Lee Highway Association touts cooperation as it nears a 9,700 mile path from Washington to San Diego through Virginia, the Mississippi Valley, and the Southwest with scenic routes and economic impact.
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Washington, D. C
Oklahoma
Lee Highway Association
United States
Pouut Ty
Washington
San Diego
California
Yare City
Diego
San Trancheca
Jesat
Seis
West 69
Uni Ovn
Buberty
Acat
Valley
Virginia
Mami
Lite Troal
Arkansas
Ewestern
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Congréss
Inea
Omaha
Isan
Francisco
Potomac River
Mississippi
Blue ’Sdyy
Undku
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Charlote
Carolina
New York
Lee Highway
Beatayden Staunton
Lexingyon
Vlacksmith
Cyran McCormick
America
New York Dairy Markets See Mixed Creamery Prices
The report lists creamery extras at 1% with 16 units and 99 for Me, higher scores noted for BO and BNC. Cheese market activity includes fresh extras at 4 dollars and 1% milk prices around 48. Indices show lower grades near 20 to 220 with varied milk and plate values in Brompmelda and nearby districts.
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New York
Nay
Creamery
Werny Glee
Wacom
Glen
Aluttay Cholna
O. Pega Snicket Tinny
Bray
Employment in Connecticut Cities Shows Variance in Normal Rates
The Manufacturers' Association report indicates Bridgeport's employment lags behind, with New Britain hardware and Danbury hat manufacturing showing normal levels. Danbury and New Britain exhibit steadier conditions, while Bridgeport faces slower recovery as overall state averages reach 83 percent of normal with weekly hours at 73 percent of former levels and factory output at 87 percent.
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Bridgeport
Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut
Adede
Hill
Serlbs
Lst
Gowok
Gopart
Danbury
New Britain
New Briain
Dantury
Connecticut
Connenicut
Geormal
Foreign exchange market sees improved tone and rate rise
The Trajan rate advanced from 4.48 to 4.75 amid stronger demand and improved lending conditions. Importers and banks were active, with the dollar touching a high around 1.675 as officials and agencies bolster support for the market.
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Elovings
Trajan
Grain market rally after mixed Chicago session May 11 1920s
Wheat prices moved higher in Chicago and Liverpool with May 8 to 115 and 113 to 115 quotes. Trade centered on limited bulges as sellers pressed into gains while Turkish tensions and weak demand constrained gains. buy orders from buyers in Winnipeg noted, with occasional selling on bulges and cautious sentiment prevailing.
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Chicagg
Shorty Tate
CIA
Die Whest
Winmines
Satisfactory Security Earnings and Market
Satisfactory Security presents bonds in railroad public utility and industrial sectors that are actively traded and safeguarded by solid property and earnings. The note invites inquiries and lists Hemphill Noyes Co as a member of the New York Stock Exchange with offices in New York and a network including Philadelphia Boston Albany Baltimore Syracuse Bridgeport and more.
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Hemphill, Noyes
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Albany
Baltimore
Wilmington
Scranton
John Street
Bridgeport
Barnum
Real estate transfers and liens listed in city notices
Mortgage releases and transfers recorded for properties on 84 Test Boston Avenue and Pembroke Street plus attachments and bankruptcies. Entities include Liberty Bonds, Bridgeport Savings Bank, City National Bank, Whitney Owens, Dushny Beechwood, and Morris Plan Company with values from 100 to 1700 dollars and various corner and frontage descriptions.
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Kossuth Street
Clark
Michael Boone
Boston Avenue
Barrier N
Whitney & Owens, Inc
John Corcoran
Park Ave
Dushny Beechwood Avenue
Bridgepost Morris Plan Company
Coury
Leonardo Pirozzoli
Emmanuella Guimarro
Linen Street
Canfelad Rubber Company
Lews E. Reaing
G. Hunt Wilbur
Real Estate Transfers With Numerous Bridgeport Properties
A long list of realty transactions across Bridgeport and surrounding areas details buyers and sellers, parcel sizes, streets, and purchase prices. Notable entries include William H. Lewis selling property to the City of Bridgeport on Boston Avenue and Albert Drive, and Edward Francis Corcoran selling 40 feet on William Street for $1,000. Multiple parties including Marcantonio, Marcantonio and Bur, and the Welles Realty Company appear in corner lot transfers valued from thousands to hundreds of dollars.
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Warantyeed
Herjamin Barg
Clara Bure
Consetti Smarcantonio
Gorse Permareer
Silk Street
Fern Street
William H. Lewis
Ikridgepark
Boston Avenue
Albert Brive
Rruth G. Slavatsky
Minnia G. Harryon
Benjamin Harrison
Farfeld Avenue
Binzer Suchocks
Bridgepot
Albert Drive
Norman Pestel Lo Irene Sackett
French Streat
Harry Silverstone
Canta of
Deseyh Cohen
Marcusa “Hirsch
William Buckley
Trumbull
Edith Martin Wren
Bridgeport
Marguerite Hurley
Stratford
Laury Lenon
Marietta Crowley
Jackson Avenua
John Cascio
Antony Bonazzo
Salvatori Rain
Queens Avenue
Amsterdam Ave
Concetta Marcantonio
Gen‘amon Rucy
Clara Burp
Comer Fern Street
Main Streat
Edward Francis Corcoran
Thomas F. Walsh
John A. Turley
William Street
The
Welles Realty Company
Mitre Guaranty Trust Company
Commercial Street
Grand Atrea
Michiel Boone
Guaranty & Trust Company
Florence
EF. Shute
Maple Street
Noble Avenue
Baith Martin “Wren
Thomas Morrissey
Elim Street
Rosa Rothkoff
Benjamin ‘Surgong
Minn Street
William Medcalf
Margaret Medcalf
New York curb market eases with mixed activity
Strock prices fell as trading remained active and rallies paused. Tower Invele influenced moves while Schulte Stores eyed a December dividend, Continental Mines advanced on Ontario gold prospects, Peerless Motors rose, and United States Realty held steady. Bond prices trended downward amid subdued news.
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New York
Strock
Schulte
Continental Mines, Ltd
Cnoven
Ontario
Canada
Kirkland Lake
Peerless Motors
United States
Metal market snapshot from New York trading desk
November 13 copper futures near 137-8 with spot around 37.98 and nearby 37.05. Tin futures 3705, zinc around 7.25, antimony spot 6.75. Northern and southern commodity prices shown, small notes on delivery terms and regional quotes.
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New York
East St. Louis
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Bico
Naman
Chas & Ohle
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Goodrich
Oo Kan
O& Rr
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Lanone
Sears
Studetaker
Wilton & Co
Woolworth
Standard Oil
Genere
Standard Oil Group
Jose
Winkelman & Stocks Emt
Bonde
Beoad Street
Taiaphooss Beoad
van Betrese
Odom
Ead
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Fairfield Ava
Main Street
Conservaliys
Sven
Grebs Seeling
Stockholm
Spain
Berlin Onark
Western Roads
New Haven Road
Uluilding
Bureau of Labor Statistices
Webrite
Geveral
Sime Palewar
Coke Pig Iron Market
Mlarta
Pittsburgh
B. Gilley Furnaces
Bradetreets
Ely Commodities
Anwroun
Limba
Aitistics
Commerce Bureau
Huglheaad
Tostha
Gottimoare Philadehia
Presimiet TF
Ue Roxon Chamber of
Commercn
Vito Heurinn
Maine
Lee
South
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Ming
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York
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Aw Lung
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Ohiy
Ansonia
Derby Seymour
Shelton
Siridgeport
T- Bi
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New London
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Glag! Low
Jvant
Cabs
Verge
Lily
Ag Ays
Metal Market
Eo Bank
State St
West Penn Power Company
West Penn, Power Co
Hincks Bros. & CO
Main St
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