Improvement in Foreign Exchange and Bonds Dull Markets
Near East developments and currency gains lift market mood in New York. Foreign bonds recover with 1 to 2 point advances on Queens and Lyons issues, Mexican bonds, and Cuban rails. Czech and Japanese issues move contrary as rail shares slump early. Invincible Oil S bonds rise on strong trading. Bethlehem and Union Gas climb earlier then pull back. Liberty gains limited on expected presidential veto. Total sales reach 1,202,000. Major offerings include 2 million highway improvement bonds and 1.5 million five percent Texan Joint Stock Land bonds.
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New York
Quesnsand Sixes
Lyons
Seiien
St. Paul
Seaboard Air Line
Chesapeake
Kansas City
South
Invincible Oil Ss
Swao
Bethlehem Steecefunding
Brooke Wn Union
First Texan Joint Stock
Mexican Petroleum
Mexican Seaboard
Calif
New Jersey
Mey
Chil
Cerro de Paavo
Baltic
Superior
Jewelia Wanna Etreet
Perow
Bethlehem
Plana
Steel Ganmor
Adams Express
Taghlon
Burns Brotha
Nara
Consolidated Gas
North American Peoples Gas
Laclede Gas
Higtricl
London
Defunct Trust Company Sells Movie Holdings in Empire Circuit
In Boston on September 14 Supreme Court Justice Decoursey authorized Hank Commissioner Allen to sell for 330060 dollars the Cosmopolitan Trust Co interest in the Empire circuit of motion picture theatres located in several New England cities. The Cosmopolitan was closed by Commissioner Allen over a week ago after advancing 1160692 dollars to the circuit.
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Boston
Supreme Court
Decoursey
Hank Commissioner Allen
Cosmopolitan Trist Co
Motion
Pcture Theatres
New England
Cosmopolitan
Allen
U S Savings Certificates Prices Raised by Postmaster
Postmaster Greene announced price increases for Treasury Savings Certificates effective October 1. New prices will be 20.50, 62.00 and 420 with full values 24, 100 and 1,000 at five years. $1 stamps to be withdrawn. Liberty Bonds yield reduced. Over $100,000 in Bridgeport already sold. Interest rates rise to about 4.2 percent compounded annually. early redemption yields 2.9 percent simple.
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Charles
Greeve
Tata
Central Accounting
Wid Depository Office
Ae Big Eity
Treasury Savings
Treasury
Greene
Liberty Fonds Seling
Bridgeport
Financial notes on real estate board meeting and new incorporations
Officers of the Bridgeport Real Estate Board will attend the National Association of Real Estate Boards executives meeting in New York October 13 and 14 at the Hotel Commodore. Topics include property appraisal, building management, subdivisions and farm lands. Also notices of Atlantic Hotel Co incorporation with 350000 capital, Hoyt Silver Co stock increase from 100 to 2000 shares, and U S Barber Supply Co organization with initial capital and officers named.
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Bridgeport Real Estate Board
National Association of the Real Estate Boards
Commod
New York
Real Estate Board of New York
Hosta
C. P. Freming
Williem E. Woodman
Hoyt Silver Co
Mitford
Hartford
Barber Supply Co
U. S. Barber Supply Co
Thin Elitr Sy
Grid
Wetespany
Pao
M. OL. Cohen
Rebecca Kurvetsky
Celia Cohen
Siares
Cotton market report from New York on Sept 19
Spot cotton in New York quiet with middling at 21.55. Opinions show high for Sept 4 at 20.97 to 21.20, with 110 212% adjustments noted.
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New York
Metal Market News Roundup From New York
Copper quiet with steady electrolytic spot and futures. Tin firmer with spot and futures at 2.12. Zinc steady, prices unchanged. Lead firm with spot 6.10 to 6.26. Antimony spot at 6.70. East St. Louis market shows firm near delivery at 6.65.
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Tne
East St. Louis
Mrs Russell Squires Honored by Hower
Mildred Squires of 595 William Street hosted a surprise miscellaneous flower shower for Mrs Russell Squires formerly Miss Iva Jeudl Banks. The event featured yellow and white decor, dancing, games, and luncheon. Guests included Florence Knatlin, Beulah Banks, Mildred Rittenau, Catherine Brennan, and many others.
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Mildred Squires
William Street
Russell Squires
Iva Jeudl Banks
Squires
Lorence Knatlin
Busele Kilpatrick
Anna May Grittin
Christino
Catherine Brennan
Helen Omatead
Mildred Rittenau
Bertht Xéams
May Winnell
Hattie Gallagher
the Halden
Midred Tres
Beulah Banks
K. Petes
Mire
N. TL. Banks
H. B. Peck
Robinson
Mra. C.maldon
Mra. & Squires
Mra
Ki. Potts
Harold Squires
God Donald Barks
Buying Volume Reduced as Traders Await Near East Developments
New York stock market recovered largely from yesterday's setback, with gains led by railroad and oil issues as traders limit commitments awaiting clearer abroad developments. Mexican Petroleum surged while US Steel and utilities drew buying interest. total volume reached about 875,000 shares amid firmer money rates and firmer foreign exchange.
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Near East
New York
Rail
Strane
Local Produce Market Report Sept 9 1923 Telegram
Liberal tomato supplies softened market while potatoes eased. Peaches and apples showed mixed movement. eggs and live fowl rose modestly with Hebrew New Year near. Meat and dairy prices held firm, with cattle, veal, and lard showing steady to rising trends amid weather and supply signals.
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Marketing Bureau
The
State Board For Agriculture
New York
Priit
Powilry
Conan
Kennery
Calyeu
Guts
Beng
Western
Hanih Fiat P
Money New York Money Market Report Sept 19
Money market notes show firmer call money with high 5 and low 4 percent ranges. Bid 6 percent, offered at 11 2 last round. Call loans against accepting balances 1 2.
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New York
Curb Market NY Sees Broad Jump In Shares
Prices advanced on the Curb exchange with Gulf Offsides leading gains in both new issues and established stock. Standard Oil group near record highs with reports of fee-splitting consideration causing sharp moves. Imperial of Canada International Petroleum and others, including Shell, England Fuel, and GillNand, gained while bonds remained steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oil
Standard O.1 Company
Standard OF of Indiana
Imperial of Canada
International Petroleum
GillNand
Grain markets wobble as futures hold late session trend
Chicago wheat futures edged higher early but closed mixed as traders awaited test of resistance and noted a tentative extended move. Prices for corn slipped while oats drifted. market activity showed liquidation by buyers before a cautious tone amid uncertain demand and export prospects.
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van Hoss
Ventorarys
Advenen
Terembow
Chicago
Butter and cheese markets show firm to irregular in New York
New York reports a steady butter market with creamery extras trading between 40 and 46 cents and higher scores at 41 to 29 cents for tubs. Cheese stays firm, milk fats and specials range from 19 to 23 cents, with averages from 21 to 23 cents and lower grades at 19 to 22 cents. Epso and nearby brown fancy items command 34 to 44 cents, with extras 42 to 44 cents and firsts at 34 to 39 cents.
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New York
Nat Weatts Poker
Germany pays part of private prewar debt
Berlin reports the government has paid a portion of the private pre war debts owed to nationals. The instalment amounts to 28,400,000 marks and is credited toward liquidation of the debts.
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Germany
Berlin
Hug
Ailtesten
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