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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1921
Page
15
A note repeats a plan to name an observer for upcoming Bankers sessions. The text from Washington hints at governmental procedures, while references to Bankura and the Renditions Commission suggest international oversight themes and shifting allegiances within the American administration.
A late November report shows grain prices slipping with declines in corn and wheat futures while hog and other provisions move lower. Separate notices include a legal update on a bank loan matter and new address for the removal of a business, plus probate filings and court notices in Milford, New York, with dates and entities listed.
New York reports unusually active broad trading with 650000 shares traded and about 48500,900 par value in beds. Bonds centered on abscion amid expectations of government issues. Railways and copper shares dominated, while general market rose late, aiding purchases and price gains. Foreign exchange saw nominal demand for France and Scandinavian remittances as December approaches.
The curb market saw broad activity with early gains as oil stocks paced advances. Weeks of cautious trading gave way to a sharper rally led by coal and related shares, while several firms reported record intraday highs and others posted notable increases amid active buying.
The article notes investors’ reception of Liberty bonds and a $90,000,000 New Farle Edison issue, describing bond offerings, market reactions, and broker opinions. It mentions new issues, quotation movements, and local investor sentiment amid a cautious but positive bias in midweek trading.
Fragmented OCR lists Liberty bonds and milk products with scattered terms. Mentions atv monit, buyers, dairy grades, and prices in a garbled mix. Contains no coherent event, names, dates, or locations readable enough to confirm a specific report.
Realty records show warranty and quit claim deeds, with names such as Samuel Harris Lodge, Terence Cavan, Catherine Raven, and Stephen Sores. Properties include Seaview Avenue and Ellsworth Street areas, with parcel widths noted and several heirs or administratrix actions referenced under local land records.
The bond market was active in the forenoon at Wey Fork on November 29 as speculative interest began taking profits. Liberty issues fluctuated with gains of 20 cents to $1 while Victory issues steadied after a previous rise. Foreign government bonds remained firm with Scandinavian, French, and Belgian issues showing modest gains. Rail and other main groups led activity, with some sectors showing stronger demand.
Hemming Manufacturing Company files incorporation papers with town clerk. Authorized capital stock of 24,000 dollars divided into 2,509 shares at 320 dollars each, all issued. Directors named: Alexander Berg Gunrat A Berg and Robert J Clares, all of this city, each with 4,000 dollars worth building permits issued for various construction and alterations in multiple addresses.
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