Bond Prices Little Changed In Expanded Trading
Bond week showed 11 expansions in business volume while prices barely moved. Rail bonds led gains amid refunds and earnings outlooks for New Haven and other roads, as foreign financing eyed France's long term loan before year end. Rediscount rate stayed unchanged amid market nerves over speculative funds and continued liquidation in Liberty bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
St. Pau
New York Central
Big Four
Katy
Chicago Great Western
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Denver
Rio Grande
France
J. P. Morgan Company
Wnderw & Syndicate
Federal Reserve Bank
Liberty Bonds
General Electric Grows Bridgeport Plant Inventory Slowed
Bridgeport Gen 1 Electric plant on Bos ton avenue purchased from Remington Arms sees slow but steady expansion under W Stewart Clark. After January 1 added staff expected as inventory turning point emerges, with manufacturers planning to reduce stock before year end. Fairfield county census seeks opt out for Agriculture survey. Black Rock Bank charter slated for December 4 in Hartford, aiming to serve Black Rock district early January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
Bridgeport
Remington Arms Company
Boston Avenue
W. Stewart Clark
Caen
Fammer
Fairfield County
Black Rock Bank
Capitol
Hartford
New Hack Rockwank and Trust Company
Black Hook
Rates increase discussion for Bridgeport traffic men
Bridgeport’s monthly Traffic Association meeting at the Varsity club aims to examine proposed rate hikes. William J. Chandler of the Merchants' Association in New York will outline the plan to raise rates east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio to New England. Bridgeport manufacturers expect losses exceeding a half million dollars if enacted. KH o G. Tuck of New Haven will discuss the broader rate issue, with manufacturers, the Chamber of Commerce, and others invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Traffic Association
Varsity Club
Odack
William J. Chandler
Merchants’ Association of New Yor
Mississippi River
Ohio River
New England
Bridgeport
Chandler
Hts
KH O G. Tuck
New Haven Virlread Company
Manufacturers’ Association
Chamber of Commercy
State Stocks Industrial listing page summary
Industrial stocks list includes American Hardware, American Master, American Silver Thread, Beaton & Cadiyel, Bigelow Hartford, Bristol Frass, Lockwood, Wins Co, Stanely Works, Seth Thomas, Pratt & Whitney, Torrington Co, Ansonia Water, Bridgeport Gas, Hartford Life, Connecticut Power, Yale & Towne, Winsted Hosiery, and other manufacturers. Entries appear as a dense ledger of company names without narrative context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oi. Ag
American Silver Thread
Beaton & Cadiyel
Bigelow-Hartford
Artford
Bristol
Tewell Belting Co
Landers, Frary & Clark Manning
Rowman & Co
H. Clock , H. Clock “Co
Noiseleas T, Sorth & Yuaa
Re Co
Ome Mig Co
Ome Mig Ga
Peal, Stow & Wilcox Plimpton Mes Co
Plume &Atyrood
Pratt & Whitney Rissell Mgt Co
Smythe Mig Co
Standard Screw Co
Standard, Rew Co
Stanley Bee Oo
Stanley Works
Pe ‘Stanley Works
Seth Thomas Jock Co
Seth Thomas Clock
Ge . Taylor & Fenn Co
Terry Steam Turbine Co
Torrington
Traut & Hine
Turner & Seymou & Union Mig
Wiley-Richford Stree
Winchester Co
Winsted
Yale, & Towne Mic
Pardy Company to Build Raybestos Addition
The J. Pardy Construction Co. has been awarded the contract to add a two story brick and steel extension to the Raybestos plant on Ratliff Street. The addition, recently purchased from Tube and Stamping, will enlarge the Raybestos facility and expand production capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardy Company
Raybestos
J. Pardy Conservation Copany
Traybestos Company
Rati
Fr Tube and Stamping Company
New French Loan Offered by New York Bankers
P Morgan and Company and associates announce a $100,000,000 loan to the French Republic to be issued as 25 year gold bonds at 94. The sinking fund provides $4,200,300 annually, retiring one-twentieth of the issue each year. About a third of the 300 delegates at the western convention are women, among leaders of major firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yori
P. Morrow & Company
French Republic
Aingle
A. FP
Morgan &Dompaany
Ase
Ie Pp
Morgan & Company
Clementel
J.P. Aforgan & Co
New York
A & Co
Building Permits Issued by Board of Owners
Building permits granted for frame cottages and garages across multiple addresses including 304 Lincoln Avenue 1164 1166 Tranistan Avenue 137 View Terras and 1 Tart Avenue Also approvals for a two family dwelling at 1 Merchants Lane and tenement attic remodel at 379 Frank Wolverine Motor Works with front store improvements and electrical work noted.
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Newman
Rank Mastroni
Lincoln Avenue
John Marren
Tranistan Avenue
Geri Veesey
C. Ui
Hawley
Ag$ Park Avenue
Rich Browne
Onie Avenue
Giovanni Cimming
John
Stellmen
Iaan
Alevenant Street
Procaccini
Frank Wolverine Motor Works
Union Avenue
Shennan
Lachey Avenue
Gaye Ze
Storage as sole remedy to avoid coal shortage proposed
New York reports that a coal storage plan by the Engineering Council urges uniform monthly coal shipments and annual contracts with monthly deliveries. It recommends consumers build storage to meet terms, enabling mines to maintain steady production and carriers to plan schedules for a unified coal movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joan Martiess
Harteness
Tion
Irving Fisher Weekly Index and Its 1920s Measures
An outline of Irving Fisher’s Weekly Index showing relative price movements and purchasing power from the pre-war year 1813. It describes the index as the world’s sole weekly generic price gauge with 200 price quotations and War Industries Board weights, noting publication delays and the 1920s peak dynamics.
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Tr’ Mshers
Tlaughton, Mifflin & Co
Pohak Foundation For Economic Research
Newton 68
Mass
Dun
War Industries Board
Orta
Trade and Production Rise, Prediction of Continued Growth
Richly optimistic analysis reports a broad and rapid expansion in trade and production across sectors including steel, mail, cotton, and minerals. Stock market gains, rising prices, and increased employment indicate a nationwide prosperity, with optimistic sentiment from financial editors and cautious caution about overexpansion.
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Richard Spillane
New York
Steel Mail Cotton mi
Ausporia
Poe Oi
Jong
Tee
Hearst
Prominent New York Banks Named In Advisory Roll Call
J P Morgan Co The National City Company Brown Brothers Co Bankers Trust Co New York Lee Higginson Co Dillion Read Co are listed as principal bankers in the current financial report reflecting the city’s top financial houses and their roles in recent market activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Brothers & Co
Bankers. Trust Company
New York
Lee, Higginson & Co
Dillion, Read & Co
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Popular Rails
Advance
W Tork
Novelated Press
Busines
Salling
Read
Vince
Dar
Farms & Lands
Tillaigle
Mairheid
Casey
Packard
Chick & Son
Aoe
Hanting
Stratford
Axe Tratford
Aington
Ind
Amity
John Peers
Iit
Legzi
United Loan Corp
Sagal Bldg
Fairfield Ave
Cor
Water St
Barnum
Ace Wade
Hawley Avé
Business & Finance
State Street
Investment Department
Noble
Ansonia Water Co
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Bridgeport Hiydraulie
Connecticus Mbower
Fae Power
Hartfard
Hertford
Clee
Just Batssies Woleoketer Poway Co
Uden Lee Tight
Aukett
Watt Queeranlewker Pow Gland
Tal Clo
Bles Co
Centerbury Gas Light Co
Tite + Hor
Irving Fisher’ S Weekly Index
Tess
Piic
Fedy
al the & Tures
Government of the
New York City
J.P. Amforgan le Cos
United States
Aein
J. P. Morgan & Co
First National Bank
Guaranty Company of
Harris, Forbes & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
the National City Company
Emndhye
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