Strength of New York Railways Bonds Boost Market
Strength in New York railway bonds supported market activity after a plan for reorganization was announced. Investment houses reported rising inquiries for high grade issues while demand for mortgage securities remained muted. Moderate gains occurred in Vall to States bonds and some foreign issues edged lower amid syndicate dissolution and currency shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vrley
Vine
Great Britain
Dssugs
Wlo
Sma
Ann Offerine Wilbe
American Chain Company earnings make good record
American Chain Company Hic reports strong half year results with net earnings for the first six months of 223 and the third quarter surpassing $1,000,000 before taxes. Eight months ending Aug 31 gross sales hit $20,945,645, exceeding full year 1922 totals. Balance sheet shows quick assets of $14,343,500 versus quick liabilities of $2.8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Chain Company
Hic
Realty Records and Mortgage Deeds Reported in City Real Estate Transfers
Real estate and mortgage deeds list numerous transfers and quit claim actions across multiple avenues including North and Benham Streets and Maplewood Hawley and Coleman avenues. Values range from 675 to 65000 with entities such as Bridgeport Trust Company and Title Guaranty Company named among creditors and buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenty
Whitney Qgwens
Arthur Groson
Calverley Westerman
Eitlty
Glendale
Arenue
Luigi Scanzilio
Annunciata
Scauzio
Joseph Vornbardi
Mary Lombardi
Realty
Coleman
Girder
Daniel C. Devyolfe
City Leidgeport
Albert Drive
Anthony Dileéo
Frank Forte
Bilsie Forte
Capital Avenue
Frank
G. Fee
North Avenue
Shoals Grossman
Chiy Loan Corporation
Nichols Street
Joseph Lombardi
Tary Lombard
Luisi Senulan
Annunelata Seaula
Realy
Columan Street
Jle
Varotine Viani
Capirel Ave
Vito Cetene
Alte Miller
Benham Avenue
Catone
Leah Greenlarg
Benhamt Avenue
Sperry
Guaran
Company
Raky
Cham
Imvenue
Columbia Pinanue Corporarian
Vita Cotone, Realty
Gussie
Avenuor
Money York Market Summary
Money York reports rough call money with low rates around 4 3 4 percent. Ruling rate near 4 1 4. Closing bid shown at 4 1. Offers for acceptance at 4 1 4. Last transaction noted as 4 1 5.
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York
Local market adapts to new early-morning farmers' ordinance
The Tuesday market report shows wholesale produce resuming with a new ordinance limiting early morning use to farmers. Demand varies across staples like apples, squash, potatoes, and greens. Prices hold steady for many items while late-summer highs temper. Poultry and dairy demand weakens. butter remains firm as colorfully described by growers and wholesalers.
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Maryketing ‘Bureau
State Board of Agriculture
Common Council
Lnte
Maine
Florida
Ang
Peices
Coolidge Backs Lower Freight on Export Grain
President Coolidge asked Samuel Reed, head of Pennsylvania Railroad, to consult with railroad leaders on reducing freight charges for grain and grain products exported. The Interstate Commerce Commission announced an investigation into whether current rail rates are reasonable and will schedule hearings. Western grain states have pressed for rate cuts, while railroads face possible shifts in earnings and policy implications.
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Washington, Ger
Samuel Rei
Pennsylvania Railyoau
Cormissin
Bea
Nittas
Deeishn
Witich
Mish
Clyde of
Reed
Kansas State
Garoinga
Rpailroads
Market Reaction in Heavy RR Share Selloff Today
A stormy session in the stock market sees heavy selling of railroad shares with broad declines in leading issues. Northern Pacific and related rails led losses as fear of weaker demand and lower freight rates weighed on the market, while brief short covering offered only a temporary bounce.
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Clais
Bhuiv
Northern
Gimdha
Ublveagzo
Praverred
Colorda & Soutern
Real Northern
Winis
Northern Pacifies
Cuuajee & Northwestern
Yeytor
Maris
Farm Produce Prices Rise Amid Higher Harvest Cash
Washington report shows prices paid to farmers for ten principal crops up 29 percent from a year ago. U S Department of Agriculture data indicate a long rising trend with wheat averaging 32 cents a bushel, corn around 32 3 4 cents, and cotton up from 20 to 27 1 2 cents per pound.
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Ralph F. Couch
Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Callon
United States
Quikations Furnished The 78 Market Prices Report
Market notes show steady tones with orderly offerings across grains and feeds. Cottonseed meal, linseed meal, and other feeds quote near steady, while hay shows limited demand above good No 2 with some accumulation at terminals. Apples potatoes onions and lettuce reflect moderate demand with broad commodity coverage and shipment notes through October.
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Bucureau
Bruce
New Market Listings Include Native Mator Bays and Produce
New on the market with items listed including beef, beans, greens, apples, squash and potatoes. Native Mator Bays show prices from F400 to F000 per Jud pouente Sookie darulen.
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Mator
Curb Market Report Reflects Mixed Oil Share Activity
In New York trading, oil shares showed heavy offerings and a mix of price moves. The rise of some leaders and notable turnover highlighted shifting ownership among investors, with several stocks closing lower and others rebounding on renewed interest.
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NESY
York
Curie
Powell
Bedinna
Ctiohal Gars
Titfork Wis Agin
Morhun
Tore Sthulte
Durayi
Camilat
Digient
Mit Group
Wsniaed
Wen
Grain prices rise on Coolidge news then fall on selling
Wheat markets in Chicago advance on reports involving President Coolidge and possible rail rate cuts for exports, but heavy selling erases gains. December and May wheat quotes shift while corn and oats show mixed moves, with profits driven by Argentine crop estimates and looming rail policy deliberations impacting futures. Provisions dip as hog futures falter amid cautious trading and weather delays affect yields.
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Chicago
Coolidge
Wetton
Craders
Commodity Prices and Market Terms Declared
Fragmented OCR text lists commodity prices and items with scattered names and numbers. The readable segments mention silver, cotton, tobacco, grain, dates, and several proper nouns that resemble brands or places. The garbled lines suggest a price table or market report from an old newspaper page.
Fragmentary Textile Contract Notes From Private Wire
Readable fragments note cotton trade contracts and perceived quotations via a private wire of Liligneadt and Company, TAJ Maate Security Building. Mentions weather, better outlook, and a 2 point dip. details are incomplete and uncertain.
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Muar
Chicago Board of Trade
Hirsch, Klienths! and Company
New York
Chicase Board of Trade
Bridgeport
Main Street
Securite
Roown
Shires Liligneadt
TAI Maate Security
Illinois sells bonds for soldiers' bonus
Illinois issues bonds totaling 515 million dollars to fund a soldiers' bonus. First bid caps at 13.6, with the government guarantee to draw 43-4 per cent. Press dispatch from Associated Press notes the Garanti company of New York confirms the sale.
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Illinois
Honda
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N.Y. Railways
Fidelity Loan Corp
Middle ST
Noble
State
Nanking Commission
Dues
Bevin Steel
Caleb An
Ivy Chen
Ulan
Dave Chun
Etheee de Laos
Polly Dupo - Et
Endicott
Erie
Jalschmann
Lee
Abe
Goodyear
Stes Rat
Houston
Jawel
Lee Tire
Mallinson
Maracaibo
Marland
Max Ballaby
Miami
Pitts
Atte
Bo & Bet
South
C. Sade
Studebaker
Steel
Utah
Vngimtablues
Eas
Ted Uh
Newlald
Biyynery
Naurby
Lavestour Anil
Jae Hurechor
Atton Ted
Athenisu
Missimgernes
C. C
R. R
Butte Copper & Aine.i
Andyland Central
Neve Botioina
Cova Cole
Arinuny
Delawarg
Welling
Tery
Tate
Punta Alegre
Powell Field
Texas
Starks
Aks Varro
Dec
INCRE
Nils Joly
Ata
Fred Market
Deni
Esas Heges
Low Luis Sills Fish
Uae
Abu Am
Gorm
Sr Gorn
Mort
Sage
Wwenknesa Agri
Norwegien Od
Swedish
Lev
Pkt
Gves
Antwerp
Amsterdau
Gerla
Ingerie
NEW York, Chicago and
Briloepant, Cay
New Yorte
Epred
Ayrinen
Switzerland
Bridgeport Gas Light Company
State St
Seisa Ete
Bond Department
City
Halil
Hincks Bros. & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Connecticut Trust Fund
Main St
Conn
Telephone Barnum
F. G. Lalley
N. Y, Stock Exchange N. Y
Cotton Exchange N.Y
Cofee & Sager Exch
Broadway
New York City
Federal Land Bank
Peder
W.r.bull & CO
New England Equity Corp
State Bank
State Street Koom
Bencietal Ng
Beneficial Loan Society
Liberty Bldg
Satonday
Games Staples &Co
Priate Bankers
State Street
Bonds Bank Stocks
Connecticut Securities
Investment Service
Tor Institu
Honswat Investors
E. B. Merritt & Co
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