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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1923

Page

19

Reichsbank to be severed from state control

Berlin Sept 13 The Ministry of Finance announces drastic moves to separate the Reichsbank from state notice and place it to perform as a gold note bank. A new bank will issue notes to cover state expenses with a fixed exchange rate and government guarantee. The plan includes a temporary currency backed by agriculture industry and commerce.

Berlin Associatidn Press Ministry of Finance Reichxbank Vossischer Seitung

Curb Market Dull With Mixed Price Shifts In New York

In New York curb market today activity was dull and prices mostly declined. Prairie Oil and Gas fell 5 points to 186, Solar Refining down 4 to 17 1/2, South Pennsylvania Oil up 4 to 43 1/2, Standard Oil of Ohio slipped 3, and other standards closed lower. Industrials quiet with mixed moves. Gillette Safety Razors down 3, Stutz Motors down 3, Glen Alden Coal up 1 and Reading Coal Rights eased. Overall trading volume weakened with small price changes.

New York Proup Sharee Oll Bear Trader South Pennsylvania Ohio Gillette Safety Stutz Motors Glen Aldin Coal

Wheat and grain futures firm amid Canadian holdbacks

Chicago wheat futures held firm as Canadian farmers reportedly delay sales in hopes of better prices. Winnipeg deliveries and vessel rate changes influence sentiment while traders adopt a cautious stance. Corn and oats follow wheat with modest shifts as market observers note export and transport dynamics on the Great Lakes.

Chicago Winnipeg United States Great Lakes Covusal Yegard Seaboard

Money News New York Financial Roundup

Money market notes from New York show a steady session with easy money. Rates ease to around 4 3/4 percent on closing bids and 4 1/4 percent on last loan against acceptances, signaling continued liquidity.

New York Lnans Aggainst

Prices of bonds fall off with drop in stocks

New York September 1 Bond prices moved lower in today's trading on the New York Stock Exchange, influenced by the stock decline. Most declines were modest with government bonds remaining firm while foreign issues slid. Notable losses included Minneapolis & St. Louis refunding 4s and Interborough Rapid Transit shares.

New York New York Stock Exchange United States Ghinesa Sa Minneapolis & St. Louis Frisco Adjustment Ba Interborough Rapia Yrungit Whison G Co. Convertimen Ga Sinclair Consolidated Ol American Telephone ,& Telescopn

Dairy prices steady for butter cheese and eggs

Market firmer for butter with salted and creamery grades rising to 47 1 2 to 49 1 2 c per lb. Creamery extras quoted 47 46 1 2 c. Creamery firsts 43 40 c. Fresh extras for eggs 06 1 2 37 c. Cheese market firm with state wholesale flats fresh 27 2 3 24 c. Skim milk options and Wisconsin products also listed with varied cents per lb. Pacific Coast white eggs show extras 51 54 c and firsts 49 45 c.

Wisconsin

Foreign exchange in New York shifts on September day

In New York foreign exchange, demand for sterling eased to 4.53 while French francs rose to 0.5779. The German mark traded near 0.23 for 260 million, edging down slightly before market close. Other European currencies were broadly weaker at close.

New York Ger- Than Mp

Stock List Gives Way to Pressure Prices Dropping

Stock market closes mixed as oil shares sag under pressure and gas prices hint at lower levels. Oil stocks led declines with many hitting year lows while a few names rose modestly. lack of morning papers left traders relying on financial desks for guidance.

XEW Stadouily Financial News Therters B. L. Doheny California

World cotton carry over study released by Commerce

The U S Department of Commerce released a world balance sheet showing a carry over of 8 400 01 bales for the new crop year begun April 1 with about 3 125 000 bales American in origin The report notes world stocks nearly 9 3 0 bales and forecasts total raw cotton supply of 27 564 000 bales for the year Consumption totals 22 160 000 bales with about 215 000 bales not used in the study Nearly half of world carry over is grown in the United States.

Halph TF. Com Washington U. S Department of Commerce Commerce Department United States

Four Men Plan Arctic Hinlopen Straits Crossing

Four explorers led by Y. George Binney will attempt to cross the Hinlopen Straits on the North Kasuland side. The party aims to survey ice cap topography and geology, with sledges and provisions staged as an emergency plan. Wireless communication and a motion picture camera will document the journey if conditions allow.

Kasuland Hinlopen Straits Waorle Hinlopén Straits North Eastland Spitzenberge Bruce City Ice Fjord Arctic le Mivé Y. George Binney J. G. Longstatr Odett

Market Report Metals and Futures Steady in New York

New York metal market report shows steady prices across spot and futures. Lead trades around 6.85 to 7.10, with near delivery in St. Louis and nearby contracts noted.

New York Conner Pany Atti Ivan Ying Eaxi St. Louia

Real Estate Records Of Faulty Names And Mixed Entries

Real estate deed listings show numerous misspelled names and streets. Transactions include transfers on Union Avenue Cedars Brookfield Avenue Noble Street Ogden Street and other local streets with varied buyer seller and institutional names and prices ranging from 700 to 6500 dollars.

Frederick He Daniels Pastis O. Mice Camillo Guerra Iusenpe Scanwillo Everett Street Stephen S. Siksay Sofia Smey Shelton Street Mary S. Hohell Iran Barbara Tyan Hancock Fannie Tlorwicz Adolf Krigling Lnion Avenue Aphia PL Michel G. Cheney Hari Realy Noble August Latzke Max Schreaity Ogden Sroptnane Denes Weiss Sarah Wess Samuel Greentaum Realty Courtland Avenue Samuel Carp Kornplut Renty Noble Avents Aa Mary Hoholl L. Lessex Happack Varry Bomnetein Marcus Hirsch Yealty Brookfield Avenue Anna Gombar American Bank and Tiust Reatty Bond Street Ethel G. Cheney Aphla Shute Harlem Avenue Max Schwarte the Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank Ogden Streer

Senator Borah Returns to Washington From Idaho Vacation

Senator Borah of Idaho, a Republican, arrived in Washington after a break at his home. He said he would discuss with President Coolidge in a few days matters related to agriculture and the nation’s future policy, aiming to impress upon the President his views as Congress contemplates the agricultural program.

Suington Korah Idaho Washington Dlacuys Rigasd Mir Hia Mesaag Congress

Local Market Report Shows Slight Demand for Fresh Produce

Market conditions reflect steady supplies of peaches, apples, and tomatoes amid dry weather reducing fancy grades. Prices vary by grade, with no strong emphasis on high end peaches, while beans, corn, cabbage, onions, and greens hold steady or improve. Poultry, dairy, and livestock prices mix, with traders reporting mixed demand and steady wholesale activity.

Bureau of We State Board of Ages Macsdore Fenctey Gath Broilers Bulitinen Calven Ra

Feed Market Quotation Notes From September 14 1923

Quotations from the U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics show wheat and corn markets fluctuating as Western and Canadian demand shifts. Domestic demand for better grades remains firm while certain feeds and mill products see varied prices and ample supplies in warehouses across the season.

U. S. Bureau of Agriculturalconomica State Board of Agriculture Northwestern Chicago Atlantic Boston Theaersult la Casley

BUILDING PERMITS AND QUOTATIONS LISTED FOR LOCAL PROJECTS

Building permits seal dated September 34 grant aggregate value for multiple sites including 3 Fran ie avenue W J Peyo 179 Dover street A Kis Frame Garage Lise Noble avenue M Dunham Frame Garage 1010 Clarke street R Geop pler alterations and additions 3h Main street N London Frame Gauge 1012 Howard avenue J Keane Storage building 754 Railroad avenue I nv Gawier Inc Brick Garage 04 Ogden street EH and HR DiAncing Brick alterations 1274 Main Street Patt Building Storage Shed 4992 Main St F Hoffman Bath room addition 75 Lafayette street D L Wheeler specs from Hirsch Ulenthal Co 1115 Man street Security Bldg connection dates and fluctuating quotations follow end with noted monthly totals

W. J. Peyo Dover Street A. Kis Lise Noble Avenue M. Dunham Clarke Street R.geoppler Main Street N. London Howard Avenue J. Keane Railroad Avenue Fox Inv Gawier Inc Ogden Street HR. DiAncing Main_ Street Patt Building Main St F. Hoffman Lafayetty Street DL W Wheeler

Cotton Prices Rise on Market Push Amid Texas Rains

Cotton futures opened strong and posted a new high before slipping as traders cited a stock market downturn and reports of heavy rainfall in Texas. The demand for fiber remains influenced by the weather and broader market conditions.

MGW York Specia Texas

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Reichsbank New York Cotton Exchange Hirsch Lilienthal and Company Chicago Board of Trade and Cotton Exchange Bridgeport Mainstreet Security Building U. S Poultry & Supplies Post-Telegram New Lowe Pan-American Baldwin Gulf States Steel Marland, Sinclair, Casden Pierce Oil Preferred Os Refiners White Eagle Barnadall’ S. Middle States Texas Co Phillips Petroleum Pacific Ol Texas & Pacific Vaal & Orang California Petroleum Gulf States Stee American Locomotive Studebaker General Motors U. &. . Rubber American Can Dupont Stewart Warner American Tabacco U. S. Cast Brooklyn Edison Brown Shoe Lorillar Caramarce Department Af Countries Cine Armaricen Pioduct Bra America ISIS Henlopen Straits Metal Market Senator Borah Jol Geteber Hirsch, Ulenthal and Co Man Atreet Security Ron Opersig Bank of the Dollar Mutual Savings Bank Eoetes Savings. Bank People’s Savings Bank Bonds Bank ‘Stocks Connecticut Securities E.B. Merritt & Co Bridgeport, Coom Hincks Bros. & CO Connecticut Conn Telephone Barnum F. G. Lalley Broadway New York City Vermont Hydro-Electric Corporation Vermont New Havenshire Rutland, Railway Light & Power Co Scotia R. Bull & Co Cameron Incorporated First National Bank Giames Staples &Co. Private Bankers State Street New England Equity Corp State Bank
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