Copper and Coal Notes Highlight 1922 Industry Trends
Copper use by U S auto makers nears 160 million pounds in 1922, with 7.62 percent of 1920 refinery output. International Silver declares 1 percent preferred stock dividend payable Oct 1 to Sept 14 record holders. Bituminous coal output through Aug 19 totals 216.485 million tons, down from 1921. Anthracite up to 57.6 million tons. coal strike reduces 61 percent of last year. Employment improves with 15,851 workers and 62.7 percent of normal hours across surveyed factories. Westinghouse opens a service station for the Naugatuck Valley and Fairfield County in Bridgeport. local operations in Seymour Street. Bridgeport Mattress Co appoints officers and directors from founding stock for $100,000 capitalization.
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Copper and Brass Research Association
United States
Manufacturers' Association
Westinghouse
Naugatuck Valley
Fairfield County
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Pittsburgh
Pa Tro Electric Company
Gtand
Bridgeport Engineering’ Works
Seymour Street
L. D. Canfield
Commodity Prices New York Market Report Sept 1
New York prices show firmness across dairy items with varying quotes. Curingery extract ranges 8 to 39 1/2 cents. firm milk feed and whole milk products list higher values. eggs feature nearby white and fancy grades with upper 40s cents per dozen in places.
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New York
State
Fiais
Bato
Building Rate Increases For Housing and Business
Stock market activity rose led by reinforced gains in building shares and gasoline and sugar issues. Major movers included Standard Oil of New Jersey, Houston Oil, Phillips Petroleum, and Cuban-American Sugar, with broad strength in railroad and industrial lists as investors bet on improving business conditions and a stronger bull market next week.
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Chicago
Nd Alton
Erle Common
Gilshorng
Standard ‘Ow
New Jersey
Houston
Phillips Petroleum
General Asphalt
Mexican Petroleum
Symmathy
Cuba Cane Company
Cuba
New York
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Studegaler
Chandler
Generil Motore
Public Service Commission
Building boom shows 65 percent rise in new work nationwide
Washington reports official figures indicate more than 350 million dollars monthly spent on apartment houses dwellings and business structures across the United States. Construction gains include 44 percent higher floor space over last year with residential work making up about 46 percent of total.
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Ral
H. Covcce
Washington
Unite States
Department of Commerce
Bone
Curbed Market Gains Prompt Broad Stock Advances
New York Sept 2 a surge of new highs on the curb exchange with many issues climbing. Glen Alden Hayes Wheel Prima Tangage New England Fuel Durant Meter and several others moved up sharply while Stutz Reo Lincoln and Cleveland stayed firm. Tobacco products strong and Peters firms showed mixed results with gains in New York Telephone preferred and Berkshire Steel. Rivals like Southern State Mutual Oil and Goldfield Development attracted demand and several Tonopan issues traded higher amid improved bond activity.
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New York
Curb Exchange
Glen Alden
Hayes
Prima
Tadige
New England
Durant
Cleveland
Stutz
Reo
Lincoln
Southern Coil
Acm
Tobacco ‘Products
Schulte
Phsip Mortis
New York Telephone
Berklenem Stevl
Gila
Mutual Oil
Ryan
Consolidated
Quoela
Maracaibo
Merritt
Money market listing from New York on Sept 1
The report shows Gail money strong with a high of 4 and low of 4 1 2, the closing bid at 4 1 2 and offerings at 3, with fast loan 4 1 and calls against acceptances 4. The Fuling rate stands at 4 1 3.
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New York
Gail
Governor to Seek Legislation to Curb Coal Profiteering
In Columbus a special session of the State Legislature may convene to curb coal price profiteering if the Governor’s legal advisers confirm constitutional authority for the action. The Governor’s office discussed the plan today as the state weighs steps to address rising coal costs.
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Columbus
Co. Ee
Gion
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Butler Vanarizer Corp
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in the U S District Court in New Haven by Butler Vanarizer Corporation of Rahul manufacturers of gasoline vaporizers. Debts were listed at 92 100 with assets at 78 001. The filing includes a description of the firm and its location in the local district.
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New Haven
United States District Cour
Butler Vanareizer Corporation
Rethul
French Bonds Active amid Irregular Domestic Issues
New York stock market opened with strong tone on French bond activity from Belgium and German replications, while irregular domestic issues emerged. Gains appeared in Bordeaux, Lyons, Marseilles, and Soissons railway and utility shares, with Pacific Gas and Electric up. Wheat and corn rallied in Chicago amid easing reparations news and shifting sentiment.
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New York
the &S
Sele
Glao
Isaacs
Bordeaux
Lyons
Marseilles
Soisgons
Bolivia
Kanats City
St. Paul
Chicago
Altons
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Great Northern
Greatwestern
Hudson
Manhattan
Real estate deeds and mortgages in Bridgeport records
Realty records list warranty deeds quit claims and mortgage deeds in Bridgeport. Names include William H Fox Halmer Nortall Lindley Street Oliver C Smith Danat J Sheahan John Kerchnavi Gejza Devon Catherine J Dikte Mary Hagusovsky Bernal Livingstone Gerald Simon Lake Fairfield Avenue etc. Transactions cover properties on Madison Avenue Barnum Avenue Prince Street State Street Herald Avenue and others with sizes such as 62 feet 37 feet and 50 feet and amounts like 915,000 and 12,500.
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Sy Wiliam H. Fox
Halmer Nortall
Tedt
Bennett Street
Oliver C. “Smith
Dantat J. Sheahan
Lindley Strat
John Kerchnavi
Gejza Devon
Charilage
Anny Michalek
Ealty
Barnum Avenug
Prince Streat
Innle M. Gilbert
Gastano
Jucin Mongolello
Madison Avenue
Lowry Baumrind
Lena Wels
State Atreat
Catherine J. Dickte
Et al
Mary Hagusovsky
Arctic Street
Bonvia J. Johnson
James and
Mary Livingstone
Tierald Avenue
Simon Lake
Benjamin Linsky
Wairfield Avenue
Groyt Street
Vinealetta
David Z. Johnson
Herald Avenue
Josephine
Kturlburt
Antelo
Bunnell Street
Gagtang
Lucia Mengotello
Minnie M. Gilbert
Sfax JT
Buechter
Bridgeport
Savings Bank
Fairfield Avenue
Middle Streets
Prirfield Avenue
Grave
Autumn mood shifts as strikes end and supply tightens
New York dispatch notes irregular economic signals as autumn nears. Dealers sense progress in the coal strike’s near end and fears of a wider shortage fade, though railway shopmen’s stoppage lingers, hampering transport of grain, coal, and other materials and delaying finished goods to market.
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New York
Bradstreets
Atrike
Ot Union Cireles
Metal Market New York Prices Steady Across Metals
In New York on September 1 prices for copper and tin show general steadiness with spot and futures in the same range. Copper and tin hold near prior levels while lead and zinc also trade flat. Antimony bids around 5.25 to 5.60 with nearby delivery cited.
Coal Production Totals 10,900,900 Tons This Week
Washington reports bituminous coal production reaching 10,900,900 tons for the week, according to the Geological Survey as it informed the Federal Fuel Commission.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Federal Fuel Commission
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Bridgeport Mattress
Bridgeport Mattress Company
S. G. Krupka
Fannie Krupka
Tsarel E. Rogan
Sadie Krupks
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Sverre
North
Neve 'Trateler
Beardsley
Pak
W. H. Moffitt
Main St
Noble
Title Guaranty & Trust Company
Main Street
Southern Farms
Erie
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Bosiness
Nick Ang
Ain
Gragu Nor
Gulf
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Building Commission
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J. W. Boot
Paris
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Cheestay
Berlin
Mark
Ates
Taman Inhay Country
Lic
Germany
Reparations Commission
Tle
Telta
Bradstreets Report
Metal Market
Tork
Gotton Talla
Mayeaa
Berkshire Estates
Pomerang
Home. Building CO. of
BPT., Inc
First National Bank Bldg
Hincks Bros. &Co
New York Stock Exchange
Connecticut Securities
Greenwich, Conn
Greenwich Ave
Equitable Industrial Leas Society, Inc
Fairfield
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