Bankers Publish Resolutions On Branch Banking
Connecticut bankers from two associations issue a strongly worded opposition to branch banking in the state. They urge wider publicity and announce plans to draft legislation to prohibit branch banks and present it to the next General Assembly.
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Connecticut Bankers’ ‘Association
Connecticut Association
State Bank and Just Companies
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Connecticut
American Bankers Association
Beiha
Conecticut
Se Uy
General Assembly
Grain market rises on war fears and Great Lakes ship tensions
Nervousness over the Dardenelles crisis and potential Great Lakes vessel stoppages pushed Chicago wheat, corn, and oats prices higher. Provisions moved with similar gains as traders weighed war risk, expected Canadian crop delays, and shipments to eastern U S ports amid renewed hedging and demand signals.
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Chicago
Dardenelles
Great Lakes
Wmarket
Turkey
Winniper
United States
Buyern
Mexico
Profit with Safety stock privileges offer for investors
A promotional notice from Roberts & Co at 50 Broan St New York claims profit opportunities in a gent market. It advertises a booklet detailing safety controls from 40 to 125 and says 104 shares of any listed stock can be controlled for profit. Send for a free copy.
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Illite
Cacceertul Inpeatore Investor’s. Pocket Manual
Iavest Lasne
Financial Frybe
Broad St
New York City
Uny
Broan St
New York
Roberts & CO
Julen
Edo Allied Chem
Ee Alby Us
Beth St
Beth Be
Aiba Gan Pacite
Teathy
Chile
Tangang
Ayo
M & de
M de Fe
Woo Goodrich
Gauston
Lee
Anny
Alec Marine Dubtors
Devel Sa
Péem BK
TOR
White Motor
Wiewiser
O'lena
Lee Bay
Wilson& WO Paer
Tariff Blame Cast as Administration’s Greatest Blunder
Senator Darin I Walsh of Massachusetts attacked the 1922 tariff at the Democratic state convention in Springfield. He called it the most unsatisfactory and injurious tariff legislation, saying it raises production costs across industries and penalizes American consumers, with no standard basis and adverse effects on prices.
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Mass
Darin I. Walsh
Massa
Chuseuts
Senate
Vis
Local Produce Prices and Market Conditions Report
Frost threats disrupt receipts in nearby vegetable sections while overall supplies stay liberal and prices hold firm at prior levels. Apples and grapes show strong movement from New York sources as peaches, pears, and citrus follow. livestock, eggs, and dairy hold steady amid demand for upcoming Hebrew feast days.
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Thearketing Bureau
New York State
Michigan
California
New York
Givce
Evareé
Owl
New
Conn
Kennery
Metal market summary from New York fluctuations
Copper drops and rebounds with mixed notes as copper futures and electrolytic copper show firmer demand. Iron prices hold steady while spot gold and other metals reflect stable in New York trading. minor confusion in source text preserves core near term outlook.
Market declines amid heavy western selling and political worry
In a New York report dated September 26, traders cited renewed lack of fresh buying power and concerns over foreign events as professionals and shorts pressed prices downward within narrow limits. Western offerings amplified the selling, while domestic demand remained uneven and rail and coal activity showed mixed signals amid broader nervousness about government plans and international tensions.
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New York
Auay
Bituminous coal shipments surge over 150 percent
Washington reports coal production and shipment gains as mines and railroads push output to supply homes and war industries. Bituminous tonnage climbs to about 1 060,000 weekly, with total weekly fuel production near 190,000 tons by late August. Antracite rises, but forecasts call for much higher output to meet demand tomorrow.
Financial notes on bank deposit rates and corporate financing
The City Savings Bank announced a rise in dividend rates from four to four and a half percent retroactive to deposits held on July 1. The Diamond mutual savings banks follow, with actions at People's Savings Bank pending a board meeting. Separately, Columbia Graphophone Factories Corporation considers issuing new stock and bonds to cover construction costs, while the parent Columbia Graphophone Company imposes stock-issuance restrictions on its creditor group.
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Qhy Savings Bank
People’s Savings Bank
Richard Cogswell
People's Bank
Mutual Savings Banks
Colunmvia Graphoptang Site
Meniad
Jie
Columbia Graphophone
Imtel
Sind Morning Pipers of
New York
Wilson
Toronto
Cohiba Graptophone Factories Corporition
Igg
Columba Graphophone
Meg
Columbia iGraphophone sl.Ce
Aia Ereditara
Realty Boards Favor License Lam Policy Adoption
A local convention of realty boards elected Jona VY Sloan as president and Abin Hancock as vice president. The group discussed adopting exclusive selling contracts and a multiple listing policy, aiming to give property owners greater service while allowing all member boards to list and sell through a centralized agency.
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Jona VY. Sloan
Newthyen
Con‘yentioni
Anus
Steaffeld
Shigeport
Charley E. Curtis
Norwalk
Mastrer
Trom Ve
Princige Cifies
Ale
Eni
Bing
Therngélves
Suen Tipinder
Yeury
Drake
Liberty issues small below par in weak market
Liberty issues and new bond offerings press the market amid uncertainty over a new government and European politics. The report notes declines in several sectors while many offerings total over 20 million dollars, led by a 7 million mortgage issue from Power and Light and other financings, with yields around 3 1/2 percent.
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Secordy
Westert
Honig
Sannee
Kvene Svoborrd
Air
Chicaze
Alton
Orl Tesas
Mexico
Hiltogon
Refurits
Avenua Adigard Rent
Ites
Cuba
Conver
Aid Gatorado Taduschil
Ppucific Fiesta
Foun
Ese
Ensymnia
Power and Light
Wanaver
Honda
Shefield
Ted& Vielde
Ponce
P. Ry
Few Bankruptcy Cases In Connecticut Courts Report
A brief record shows a low pace of bankruptcies in Connecticut courts with 57.17 dollars in assets valued and about 44 cents liquidation rate. The week’s totals compare with prior periods as the number of filings remains limited and auctions fewer.
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Connecticut
Increase in New Firm Incorporations This Week
The report shows a rise in new firm incorporations in the state for the past week, with total capital around 65,000 and the week’s filings the largest since the prior period. Mercantile and professional entities dominate, including paralegal and credit organizations, plus two manufacturing concerns. The accompanying table compares numbers and capital to the same weeks over the past four years.
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Tot Nuiiar
New York Dairy Market Report Notes Firm Cheese Prices
Market read as of September 26 with butter, creamery margarine, and dairy products steady. Fresh extray and cheese show firm tones though scattered price ranges appear across butter, milk, and whey segments.
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New York
Marc Het
Dlaix
Stadis
Curb Market Sees Mixed Trading As Shares Edge Higher
Trading at the curb exchange showed broad pressure on settling issues with most prices easing. Gains appeared in Ore Lighting and Power and Ashea States Light and Heavy along with Dryden Gold linked to the Dryden area mining interests. Iron and New Telegraphs were firmer while overall price changes drifted downward and high grade bonds remained in steady demand.
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Wen
Ashea
Dryden
Srow
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