US Cattlemen Open Stockyards in Mexico City
About 1,000 head of cattle hogs sheep and goats are killed daily in Mexico City with 93 percent imported from the United States or Argentina. Primm and Lee Russell establish stockyards with capacity for 7,309 head, enabling local slaughter and market prep. Aimed to replenish Mexican herds, a branch of the Pure Bred Live Stock Association offers free services to ranchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
United States
Argentina
South America
Buenos As
Pera Crag
Primm
Lee Russell
Mexia
Jolasahe
Ang x
Mexico
Pure Bred Live Stock Association of
Ord
Alexico City
South Texas
Liberty Bonds Sales Data Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows Liberty Bonds sales references with scattered figures and letters. No coherent event or names are readable to form a proper summary.
Building Subsidy Relieves Housing Shortage in Italy
Rome reports a housing crisis with 100,009 more rooms needed for its 660,000 residents. Dr Raimondi claims wartime material costs halted construction. government subsidies totaling 160,000,0000 lire are proposed to aid home building, aiming for 41,600 rooms but leaving about 69,000 to be completed within three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Raimond Munietpa
Reimondi
Poria
Metraniz
Raimondi
Irregular Curb Market in New York Trades
Curb market activity in New York showed irregular trading with wide swings in oils and standard stocks. High priced issues like Standard Oil routes, Chicago oil firms, and related gas shares moved erratically while others held or rose on selective demand. Mining and low priced issues regained some activity as bonds remained quiet and steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yfoor
Commission House
Standard of
New
Ghigo Oil
Standard of Indiana
Internations
Anglo-American
Gull
Salt Creek
Mammoth
Isleady
Gillette Safety
Hazor
Durant
Packard Way
Brooklyn
Prima Radio
Konds
Realty records of transfers and deeds on local streets
A garbled list of warranty deeds and mortgage actions from local exchanges noting transfers of realty on Columbia street Poplar street Wakeley street and Bridgeport harbor among others with values ranging from 500 to 50 000 and mentions of stores and a dairy delicatessen along with releases of attachments and mortgage discharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isllen ‘Troy
Joseph Burhuliss
Wakeley Street
Florence B. Taudd
Percy
Anderson
Bridgeport Narer
Thompson Street
Florence B. Gudd
Per P Anderson
Bridgeport
Ban Borang ‘Thompson Sirner Bonner & Schoee
Israel R. Goldberg
Seawaw Avenue
Water Company Faces PA Public Utilities Board Appeal
Water company hearings before the Public Utilities Commission loom over its finances and a petition for higher rates. The firm cites the Saugatuck reservoir project and watershed maps to ensure Bridgeport’s water supply for current and future needs. City opposition, led by City Attorney Ariel, delays the hearing to study the action. Major Frey Atwater and company officers plan to contest the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Bridgenort
Iwater
Samuel Senior
Broglocers
Cher
John A.ariel
Sullow
Frey Atwater
Hydraulic Company
Salt Textile unveils silk waqks and local leases expand
Salts Textile introduces silk waqks and announces new store at 19 Fairfield Avenue leased to M Segar for 4800 annually. The southeast corner storefront of Faing Pair Mlelq building leased to Dr A Moscovitz for two years by United Cigar Stores, about 4060 per year. Palace theatre lease at 4000 yearly. large Astoria Long Island contract worth 1,000,000 awarded to William Chatlos. Local builders and demand rise amid lax law impact on New York area construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serson
Shoe Company
Main Street
Collins Shoe Company
Faire Field Avenue
Ontig M. Segar
Dr. A. Moscovitz
United Cigar Stores Company
Foven Delbridge
New Palace
Chatins
Jerry B. Saltinay
Astoria
Long Island
William Jr. Chatlos
Stratford
Charles
Saliman
New York
Columbia Graphophone Develops New Model
After years of development, the Columbia Graphophone company in the West End plant has produced a new spring motor phonograph. Officials claim smoother operation and a redesigned diaphragm for wider range and fidelity. The first machines will be distributed and limited by trade requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Pegig
Coal strike losses total 1 190 000 000 claim
A Cleveland address at the American Mining Congress by N. C. Association president N. Traciey Dundon cites estimates from the American Educational Association of wage losses totaling 450 million dollars for United Mine Workers, 209 million for railroads, 400.9 million for fuel costs, and 40 million for mine operators, claiming the family burden would reach 425 dollars per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleveland
Traciey
Dundon
National Co
American Mining Con
Bradley
United Mine Woters of America
American Educational Association
Ste Publi
America
Jose
Mr. Bradley
Woolworth Declares Quarterly Dividend and Pref Stock Retirement
New York Oct 11 Directors of the F. W. Woolworth Co. owner of Woolworth five and ten cent stores, declared a regular quarterly dividend of 2 dollars on common stock and 1.75 dollars on preferred. They also voted to retire all outstanding seven percent cumulative stock at 25 dollars by February 8, 1924, at an estimated cost of about 17.47 million dollars, to be funded from cash on hand without new financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
FW. Woolworth Co
Ating & Chain
Chaita
Asso Jay
Gall & G
Beth St
Gwlig
Habe
Ussr
Rodeset
Shan
Ata Tahidy Suli
Sean Sci
Amey
Pierce Arron
Pierce
Witsone
Sonia
Union
Fanian
Tae Alevinol
Rim
Wits
Lou Walle
Rails Active High Grades Show Substantial Gains 400 Per Cent
The market shows substantial gains with high shares advancing after Standard of Company of Low Jersey announced a 400 percent stock dividend. Trading reflected upward momentum as investors awaited dividend distributions and policy signals while steel and coal-related issues fluctuated amid weekly trade reviews and renewed production reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard ‘Oil of
New Jersey
Frdysteial Cor Panies
Company of Low Jeriey
Lievompdny 1
Pan Armerican
Steels Forvei
Declining European Exchange Bar to U. S. Trade Expansion
The Federal Reserve Board study shows major currencies trading near or below par against the dollar in September. The German mark, Canadian dollar, Swedish krona, and others fluctuated, with Germany, Canada, and Sweden near 60 to 80 percent of par value. Exchange rates influence American trade demand as foreign currency values rise or fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Ralph PF. Couch
Suience Service
Washington
Dollas
Federal Reserve Bau
Amervicah
Spain
Sweden
Canada
Argentina
China
Japan
Alain
Germany
Fedeval Reserve Board
Grain market arouses gains amid near East peace hopes
Trading closed with wheat firm near higher levels as large buyers returned, corn modestly higher and oats down slightly. Bears cited stoppage of Near East hostilities as limiting profit taking, while early optimism faded into moderates gains and mixed movements across grain and provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ad_vance
Ure Aumistine
Ted Reni
Sighern
Mith Tecomber
Hera
Near East
Bond dealings mark by sales of high grades
Renewed selling of high grade bonds including issues of first mortgage and revenue bonds marked today’s market. Downward trend spread across most issues with some exceptions such as certain convertible bonds and select industrials. Total sales value reached substantial figures as Philadelphia city bonds led the award, while foreign issues moved erratically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SMW
York
Teatineoy Tolay
Lotus Pulera Reserve Bank
Lon Pain Mit Sianved Aid General Y
Central Pacific Fineage
St. Louwis
Soluateg Fs
Sdutinern
Pacific Cule Wateriel Trust Ve. Northest
Third Avenue
Ginor
Denver
Rio Grands Cone
Chicago
Texas
Mexico
Norfolk and Western
Toledo
St. Louis
Western
Wabash
Pete Mire
Buffalo
Rochester
Tire
Southern Pacific
Cuba
Unio
Chile
Interough
Brazil
Seisans
O-T
oUa
Marseilles
Bordeaux
Lyons
Pac
UON
City of
Philadelphia
Borda Wen
National City Company
le, Realby Company
Foreign Exchange and Market Notes From Prague to Bratislava
The report details banking and commodity activity across Central Europe with emphasis on exchange rates, grain and pork prices, and trading premia. It notes jitters in Slovakia and mentions key firms and venues in Prague and Stockholm as part of the cross border market backdrop.
Sargent and Company announces ten percent wage increase
Sargent and Company, Haven, said wage rise of ten percent will apply to workers at the hardware plant. The move follows market reports from New York showing steady prices and unchanged spot rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newrby
Uae
Ee Tao Sargent and Company
Sew Haven
Sargent and Company
Wes
Building and Loan Assets Jump in Annual Report
Home Building on Logg association filed its annual report with the State Bank commissioners showing assets at 298 562.11 dollars a gain of about 385 000 for the year ending June 30. Dues collected totaled 114 844 dollars. Seventy one loans were made to members, mortgage loans totaling 79 540 dollars, share loans 248 or withdrawals 34 717 during the period. Officials note a large decrease in withdrawals in the last three months. Only one foreclosure occurred in the year. In the last three months 400 new members joined, 85 applications remain unfilled, with more expected by spring. Manufacturers in the city will aid in a campaign for new members to bolster loan activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osprins
Elby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dunham: & Investment Securities
Exchange Place
Barnum
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Fairfield Ave
Lose
Abe
Italy
Hydraulic
City
Salts Téxtile
Salts Textile Company
Columbia
Woolworth
Lacknawadia
Lehigh Valley
Mid Nossalle
Gryngers Tite
Cio
Pacific
Midi Pacific
Atenison
South Paulie
Great Northern
Steel Origus
Utimy
Lquinnes
Studebuies
Storkholders
Wis
Bose
Baslum
Trica
Keay Brose
Thes Tury
Sutil
Inter
Alanet
American Car
Basel
Magneto
May Department Stores
Misher Wadyajo
Atlantic Ne
Brance
Belgium
France
England
Science Service
Was
Mitich
Poy
Rio
Iran
Goffe
Pintle
Binele
Beane
Wil
BAL Shits
Mtaenpianis Betis
Norris
Andy Mtrax
Cungh -Slovakia
Ates
Demain
DHS
Butler Tiarley Firm
Cvenmeny Astray
Isaekel Giger
Ares
Aula
Wales
Metal Market
Building and Loan Society
Bridgeport Savings Bank ‘Old Faithful
Representa ‘Tion
Albany
Baltimore
Boston
Bridgeport Harpfort
Lebanon
Philadelphi
Pittsburgh
Rochester Scranton
Springfeter Sypawle ‘Trenton
Willie Barreington
Adana Augustin
Wuleaden Chieu
Olevelind
Columbus
Louisville, New Orleans
Savannah
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Exchal
Wall Street
Fang
Pittahungh
Cox Amelea
Title Guaranty & Trust Company
Southern Farma Askus Abair
Real Estate and Insurance
Province of
Ontario
Connecticut Savings Banks and Trust Funds
Hincks Bros. & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Main St
Conn
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