General list of bonds undergos light recession
New York Ort Today’s fast market was a call affair with flight recessions predominating the general list. Bank and investment houses reported giles Lo investors as holding up well. Some buying of United States and government treasury 4 J-4s was noted, the bonds moving up 7-32. Most other active U.S. Government issues held relatively steady. French issues inclined downward, likely pre holiday trading. Primary activity in foreign group centered on standard bonds. Numerous second-tier mortgage issues fell off in slow trading. Fractional gains were recorded by a few railroad issues and Tex & Pacific firsts. Burlington funding by and Chesapeake & Ohio convertible 42-25. Deelines in industrial group extended to textiles. Rubber and utility shares mixed.
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New York
Gener
Wiles Lo
United States
Treasury
Vt Aa Standard
Tex & Pacific First Ds
Furlington
Chesapeake & Ohio
Henyag Steel
Two New Factories Near Ready Increase City Floor Space
Two large plants soon start operation Jenkins Brothers and Brown Corsetto will add over half a million square feet of space. Jenkins steel valve factory on Water street aims to begin by January, employing many workers. Corsetto moves to Albert Langenegger’s plant on Federal street with modern glassed front and free daytime access. Existing buildings on Railroad avenue remain, owned by Ais Marka kytheller, with plans unclear.
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Jenkins Brothers
Brown Corsetto
Jenkins Factory
Water Street
Crowd Corset Co
Albert Langenegzer
Federal Street
Railroad Avenue
Chechante
Ferers
Ais Mara Kytuheller
Train Engine Whistles Alarm At Factory Fire
An engineer near the Max Ams company factory in Bridgeport sounds the whistle last night at 10 48 prompting a fire response. Dows were smashed but fire did not spread. coal ignited by spontaneous combustion caused minor damage. Bridgeport and Fairfield crews from multiple units joined the alarm.
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Max Ams Conpony
Bridgeport
Fairfield Apparatus
Number 11
Number 2 Chemical Company
Numnipor 4
Federal Reserve Bank of New York Reports October Condition
The statement of the condition of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York as of business October 10 lists total reserves at 986,209,197.52 dollars with bills discounted secured by government obligations and open market holdings. It shows deposits totaling 811,541,449.147, and FDR notes in circulation totaling 471,075,225.50, with the reserve ratio at 3.5 percent.
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New York, Or
Teeserve Bank of
New York
Kor
Okners
Ugh Serena
Man on Probation Held for Drunkenness
James Dillon of Mainstreet was arrested Wednesday for drunkenness. In City court yesterday he was sentenced to 311 days in jail and released on probation with execution of sentence suspended. Last night, for the second time within 24 hours, he was arrested for drunkenness.
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James Dillon
Mainstreet
Wng
Greenfield men fined in state game law cases
Smitty Jr of Greenfield was fined and costs after being arraigned in Tow s d court for hunting ducks after sunset in violation of state game laws. Charley Gianfeses of Mathfield was fined 14 dollars and costs for shooting grey squirrels in the closed season and hunting without a license. Both men were arrested by County Game Warden Joseph A. Willaniwon.
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Pairkfield
Verdames BE. Smitty, Jr
Greenfield
Towsd
Chartey Gianfeses
Matr+ field
Soth
Joseph A. Willaniwon
British inflation trend sparks Franco concern
The impending British move to print more money to sustain exports prompts French observers to warn that fiduciary inflation could surpass business stagnation in harm. Jacques Bainville of Liberte cautions that England abandoning postwar policy would reverberate, raising debt servicing costs and diminishing currency trust.
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Patuis
Det
France
Suib
Jacques Bainville
Liber- la
England
America
Farm price index shows uptick in September data
Government figures released by the Department of Agriculture show farm prices paid to producers rising in September. The index for prices paid to producers reached 27 percent higher than a year ago and 6 percent above two years earlier, while the all farm level rose about 2.2 percent in September.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Market Report on Dressed Fowl and Produce Prices
Demand for dressed fowl rose with a one pound gain in price, while better meat receipts remained scarce. Western box apples sold in some markets from 2.09 to 3.00 per bushel box. Virginia Jonathan apples moved slowly amid heavy decal fruit receipts. Native grapes and other fruits showed varied prices with limited shippers, and cranberry and barrel apple listings appeared in scattered markets.
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Virginia
Jonathans Iibarrela
New York
Hartford
New Slaven
Dark Market Day Shows Oil Shares Slip
NY curb market reports a very dark session with oil stocks failing to rally after crude production cuts. Industrials rally uneven as Turant Motors skids to 23 before rebounding to 25 3 8. Scranton miners see a rights rally while Gulf States Oil fluctuates between 5 7 8 and 1 0 1 8 amid limited mink activity.
Motor Industry Expansion Amazes Business World
The United States produced 3,009,000 passenger automobiles this year with an average monthly output of 105,082 cars from January to July. Production in 1922 was 194,514 monthly, while 2038 showed 159,030. The expansion marks a shift from luxury to necessity, surprising many who once doubted sustained auto demand.
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Ral
Conch
Spee
Washington
United States
LES
Department of Gomimerce
Hin
Tae
Noes
Antomobiln Manufactusers
Stock Prices React to Attacks on Bears
New York November stock action reflected a reactionary tilt as bears faced renewed selling and heavy liquidations on bank loan collateral fears. Copper, steel, and refiners saw declines with some gains from short-covering, while producers remained under pressure and utilities showed mixed moves amid doubt about dividend prospects.
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New York
Get
Todiy
Utah
Gulume
Hecla
Magma
U.S
United States Steel
Crucible Steel Commonand
Baldwin
Studebaker
Canmi
Proviucers & Refiners
Chief Would Restrict State Banking
Washington Oct 11 Unificas, jton of banking under the purgetion of the federal Rover act vocated today by J P Tre New York secretary yetrnamage Nabonal Assortioun wire before the joint vonmresidenat Gone mitteo which jn Inquisins ito the failure of jhany banks to goin The few local reserve system uniformiy of regulation possible under octoral contral but ner under rylate dipaetion sin dechired would prove of benefit Wolk to tha banks and to thy pubile.
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Washington
Unificas
Jton
J. Ph. Tre
New York
Seerehir Yetrnamage Nabonal
Vonmresidenat
Gonemitteo
Jhany
Realty Records and Quit Claim Deeds Summary
Realty records show quit claim deeds and merge deeds involving multiple parties across Sylvan Avenue Midland Avenue Bishop Avenue Maple Street and Broad Street. Transactions list buyers sellers and consideration amounts including 541 dollars 900 dollars and 1 dollar, with several names such as Mary Jamacak George Linley Pasquale Condet and Joseph Halko among others.
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Mary Jamactik
Lean Jamacak
Sylvan Avenue
George Albert Ainley
George A. Linley
Midland i Gankagg Pruss
Seierno
Bishop Avenue
Witham
Pawler
Salerno
Raatty
Pasquale Condet
Richard H. CG. Wowden
Mary Iseppel
Ian Corporation
Broad Street
Andrey
Mary Pabrick
Joseph
Mary Halko
Dover Street
Mary Halk
Andrew
Mary Patrick
Duver Alroet
Bradstreet's Work Report On Trade And Industry
The piece notes mixed signals in trade and industry with wholesale and jobbing activity high yet retail lagging. Cotton goods show weakness while general business in the south and central regions struggles. Bank clearings are not reported, and prices and credit conditions appear uncertain.
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Maible
Voliedrinna
Verde
Espreii
Jobbi Husinees
Hes
Iitaawn Bros
Mearby
New England Employment and Industry Mixed in Sept
The Department of Labor reports generally good employment and industrial conditions across New England for the six states ending September 29. Textile activity rises, woolen trades show gains, and building remains strong though housing is scarce. Connecticut plants run with part time shifts and overtime in textiles and shipbuilding, while overall housing and labor shortages persist.
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New Regland
States Department of Labor
Eandi- Hong
New England
Connecticut
Wheat market slips as traders await bullish news
Chicago grain prices opened unsettled with limited buying power amid chatter of new export plans and Argentina weather concerns. December and May wheat futures drifted lower while corn and provisions also softened as traders weighed Canada shipments and Winnipeg developments.
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Chicago
Sirtus
Germany
Argentina
Canada
Winnipeg
United States
Metal Market New York Report on Prices and Trends
The New York metal market shows mixed activity with prices steady for some items while futures edge up. Spot prices for nearby contracts drift and turnover remains subdued as traders assess demand and supply signals.
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New York
Bet
Lyon
East Srea
Honey Now Tork Market Report Closes Mixed
Oct 11 trading mood shows a high and low spread with limited activity. The closing bid sits around 4 1/2, while offers linger at the last spread as investors weigh firm demand against uncertain power plans.
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Poerplannes
Cotton Market Advances on Strong Demand and Japanese Interest
Reported gains across the cotton market as the session moved higher before noon with continued demand from Southern mills. Japanese buyers were noted among buyers, while late afternoon selling increased, supported by firms such as Hirech Lilienthal and Company, with prices quoted near historic levels.
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Hesége
Lilienthal and Company
Main Street
Great Rise in State Taxable Dwelling Houses Values
Hartford reports a 3.84 percent jump in statewide taxable dwelling house values to 704,801,203 dollars, with total state tax lists rising to 2,018,526,732 and towns collecting 41,658.11 dollars in the year ending April 1, 1923. New Haven leads in housing counts, followed by Bridgeport, Hartford, Waterbury, and New Britain.
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Hartford
Oct
Connecticut
State
Prand Lst
New Haven
Bridgeport Smith
Wateryoury
New Britain
Foreign francs improve as other currencies falter
In New York on Oct 11 French and Belgian francs gained modestly while other currencies moved slowly. German marks slid to a new low at about 4 cents per 100 million.
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New York
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E. B. Merritt & Co
Main Street Midgeport, Cons
Land of the New World
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Bridgeport, Conn
Fritz Wenulcer
Forest Park
Tesing Avenue
Pleasanc Eion Avene
Gotmore
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