Pressure Mounts After Belief Market Overdone
NEW YORK Oct 23 The active stock market fell after heavy speculative selling, driven by belief that the recent rise had been overdone. High priced oil shares led the decline, with Mexican Petroleum touching 234 1-2 before closing at 329 amid volatility. Standard Oil of New Jersey and other majors also fell, while rails and equipment stocks showed mixed results. Total volume reached 1,344,009 shares as call money held at 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Petroleum
Baldwin
Motors
New York
Fst
United States Treasury
Stouns
Brett
Dew
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
California
Elron
Steel
Steel Common
Otter Weale
Baker
Awe Consolidated Gas
Inter of Kivester
National Lead
Postawmn
United States Alcohol
Remington Typewriter
Otis Elevator
Vota
Cold snap shrinks local produce as frost bites harvests
Cold temperatures curb local produce offerings with wholesale markets carrying limited staples like celery spinach cabbage and cauliflower while potatoes forecast well above normal yield at lower prices. W A Sanders notes New England crop expected to exceed five year average with per capita availability at about four bushels. Drought in western states and rot in New York and New England were offset by crops elsewhere.
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W. A. Sanders
New England
New York
Copper and zinc prices hold steady in New York market
Copper futures and spot show little movement as tin and lead remain steady. No. 1 Northern copper trades around 23.00, No. 2 Northern about 31.60, Southern around 26.00, while zinc remains firm in East St. Louis with prices near 5.50 to 6. Lead stays steady and tin shows limited activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East St. Louis
Curb Market in New York Sees General Price Decline
On Oct 23 the curb exchange showed lower prices across many issues. Traders noted resistance due to buying pressure after Sunday accumulation, but demand faded and prices drifted downward with wide moves among active stocks. Mammoth On and Mutual GIrl slipped under pressure while Southern State saw profit taking. New England Fur Wis remained largely unchanged for most of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Curb Exchange
New
Federal Land Bank to Erect Own Building
Announcement by President Edward 4 outlines the Federal Land Bank network plans to construct a new building. The purpose is to house the federal land bank’s offices, with headquarters in a major city and regional branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank
Edward
Ubiruuys
U S Exports Show Big Increase In Auster Months
United States export figures show a large rise in the latest monthly trade report. The Department of Commerce notes total exports near 17 million dollars, with imports rising slightly as foreign demand shifts. Analysts say the favorable balance may ease, while American goods face higher costs and currency constraints abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depar
Gompar
Corie Peereuing
ONO
United Stake
United Stas Uri
Ube
United States
United Stat
Real estate attachment and transfers listed in local records
Fragmented entries show certificates of attachment and various deeds in Bridgeport and nearby areas. Mentions include Johnson and Bunnatt streets, Gregory, Ocean Avenue, Central Avenue, Prospect Street, Linwood Avenue, and multiple assign-ments among individuals and firms, with dollar amounts and parcel descriptions.
Grain Market Slips Amid Wheat Futures Instability
A November market report notes unsettled conditions in wheat trading with near term supplies in question. Prices edged lower on rail freight concerns and weaker export demand while corn and oats showed limited gains amid frost risks in Argentina and improving domestic receipts.
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Dalivary
Simmler Maller
Hough
Argentina
Dar
Seaboard
Ae Weil Ag
Irregular Bond Market Shifts Amid Mixed Trading
In New York irregular shifts dominated bond trading as government and municipal issues weakened while Brazilian and other issues showed firm gains. Railroads led losses with several names dropping notably. some industrials and treasury issues moved narrowly in response to anticipated dividend announcements and market tone.
Foreign Exchange News Wryly Described In Jumbled Report
A garbled text fragment reports on foreign exchange markets with scattered references to currencies and markers. Mentions like Sterling price abroad, a figure around 4.44-2, and various cryptic terms appear without clear context or readable structure. The passage lacks coherent details or identifiable people or institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdon
Joel
Renal
Crane
Titon
Dan
Herve
Coltan
Money New York Market Summary Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show unsettled money market data with numeric values and references to rates and loans. No clear events or named entities beyond generic financial terms.
Remington Appeals From Election Decree
A legal note reports Remington appealing a district election decree. The case concerns a new election and a court action addressing potential errors in the prior writ. Names and full details are obscured by OCR, but the appeal seeks review of the election decision at the appellate level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAVOY
Oia
Phyingion Vynewhey
Abegli
Ate
Lappy
Lars
Company Nis
Ined
Bert Daiwa
Fle
Aleghi
Liberty Bonds Law Update From Last Session
Fist Ladue 1 report notes changes to Liberty Bonds law and related regulations. Officials warn investors to review latest figures and compliance requirements issued by state authorities.
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Law
TON
EL A Bia
Ito
RelStoy Reelection and Court Ruling Hit Stockholder Meetings
The article reports on Reelection and a court ruling affecting the Remington Typewriter company. It notes notices of elections must be filed within ten days and meetings held within thirty. Proxies and stockholder dynamics, including Bridgeport plant operations, are discussed amid price changes and market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RelStoy
Remington Typewriter Company
Bridgeport
First Mortgage Bonds To Yield 6.80%
Secured by a direct lien on all properties of the Orange-Coum Hydro-Wieciric Corporation now owned or after secured Through a contract with the Orange County Public service corporation, net warnings over all operating expenses. Maintenance charges and other costs covering a 40 year period. Velte fer Cingular Hemphill Noyes & Co members New York Stock Exchange 37 Wall Street New York Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh Albany Los Angeles Syracuse Scranton Bridgeport Barnum 303.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange — Coum Hydro-Wieciric Corporion
Orange County Public Service Corporation
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittaburgh
Alpany
Los Angeles
Syracuse
Scranton
John Street
Bridgeport
Barnum
Pan American declares stock dividend of 25 percent
Pan American Petroleum Company announces a 25 percent stock dividend for common and preferred shares. The plan involves exchanging Mexican Petroleum preferred and common stock for Pan American B and class B shares, increasing annual dividends. Board approval was reported, with details on exchange ratios and prior plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan American Petroleum Company
Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company
Dinwliss Bostock
Alexion Petroleum Wormat
Pan-American
Mexican Petroleum
Mexigi Petroleum
MT. Daneny
Jessent &Tt
America Stai
Mexicatl Petroleum
Pan-American Company
Meistry Petroleum
Mexican Petroleum Company
Pas
Pans Amerigan
Atr. Doheny
Local dairy prices and specials listed in brief
Fragmentary OCR notes show milk types such as whole milk and cream, with mixed pricing like 34-46 cents and 40, plus references to brands and nearby market items. Entrances include mentions of Jad- Roper mare oxi, age 64, and various descriptors, but details are unclear.
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Avia
Jrun
Beth Sy
China
Che Lee
Erie
Pierer
Jeon & & A
Sears
Gsng
Wilean
Praden
Wiseigas
Ancy
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American Locomotive
Pullman
American Car
Standard
Central of New Jersey
Reading
Flose
Norfolk & Woaterts
Metal Market
State
Il Bridgeport Trust
U. S
America
ARS
Commerce’ Department
Eypor
Dierman, Isaacs
Louis Menblat
Bennet
Johnson
Jilin A. Mccontts
Myeliaan Ghiuvtee Nothnagie le Whitlam Nothmagier Seahy
Vom Af Spring
East Maip Shree
W. Resnick
Joseph Chanda
Ocean Avenue
Bridgeport, Land & Tithe Company
City of
Albert
Central Avenues
Central Avenue
Sugog
Lee
Allee
Prospect Street
Clum
York
William
Comera
Wesleyan Earty
William Street
Juin A. McCombs
Merchahies
Linwood Avenue
Sin York
Prac
Brazil
Louisville
Chienzu
Cuba
S. Denver Rio Grande
Lehigh
Valley
Baltimore
Olle Gold
Brooklyn Rapid Urinail Co
Cerri Dre
Pasco
Liggett
Myers
Liberty
Geelines A
Bond
Jacop
Ie Cie
Ottawa
Pet Lo Vietg
Retro Mills
Sanvertille
Ausden & Company
Ding Comvertibie & Severn
Wish Money Alead
Inez
Cult
Lplos
Accogamces
Remington
Iyi
Connel
Pittsburo
Eesarmen
Youndsy
Batics
Union and
Boundyy
Eark
vAllwrya
Inter
Jiate Commerce Commission
Lay
Securiliva
Tove Agmitac
Clinton B. Amorous
Toconvalley Company
Amoroue
Oan Snaneers
Iy Travis
Ceneral Sities
Dunant
Universig 18
Dutl
Amorous
Mave ‘Co
Colin Sal
Senseniher Computer Arith
Bamesperlodt
Tle
Bridgeport Savings Bank ‘Old Faithful
Main
State Streets
Guaranty & Trust Company
Main Street
Invemyments
Bridgepore First Morgages
Southernarme
Lerace
Westchester Fire Insurance CO
Connecticut Telephone & Electric CO
Utah Power & Light CO
Back
Connecticut
Tequest
Hincks Bros. & CO
Main St
Bridgeport, Conn
Dunham
Invesstment Securities
Exchange Place
Cal
Equitable Industrial Joan Society, Inc
Fairfield Arve
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