Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 6, 1922, Page 10

mel AND GBMMERCIA‘ sk B p MAREET ACTIVE AND STREONG ’a New Jersey was the individual tutm Sow York, Oct. 5.—Speculative betlet | FPening 4% higher, dropping back S seling below ive cents a tmma. then shooting up points to 222 md the bull movement was steadlly wn- | Ciosing at 221. e Wway again after a temporary set-| Ingications that a number of traders BIOCKS, dus to readjustment of a weakened | wero shifting from Standard Oil of Cali-| The foriswing 15 a summary of tne feal position alded by a war. scare | fornia to New Jersey and the independent | transactions on the New York fitock Ex- olls were seen in rather free offerings | change up to 3 P. Mi: ihe Joar sast. found expression thelof the former, which closed at a net loss i continued advance of prices in today's | °F ° ‘Emen, WCh FICsel B G, oy aor mctive stock market sossion. The satis- tive, approximately 85,000 shares chang- factory vrwr; of the Turkish peacel; ', nde the final rate showing a net continuance of relative- gain of 1%. Pierce-Oil preferred ad- 1y easy money rates, increased car load- | S31% SF B ARETR, PIC T vty ings and constantly improving business|.g) turn.oger. -Other domestic ofls ; : mizell changes being within & ten point sonditions contributed to the more cheel-| .5, moved to higher levels. Mexican > Bl Santinnt. Petroloum see-sawed, closing at a gain 2 roskiyn Rapld Transit lssues wers.the Declaration of & 100 per cent stock|,, gy publication of a report that the individual features, the certificate 7's dividend by Standard Ol of Callfornia| ia;tic Refining company was with- spparently was responsible for the heavy | 4y, ying from the Mexican light ofl fields > 7 dson and t Speculation in oll shares. Standard Oil (fror 0K TPOR M0 KOK Tl ok ey sl 3 6.70; antimony, spot 7.00. ing of Mexican ~Seaboard the 24 adjustment 5's and L R. T. group ad- 2 MONEY. coupled with selling of May, and was gommen dropoigs 3% and, the e-nmc-u- : s New York, Oct. 5.—Call maney easier; |a%cribed to hedge = changing = rendered Tafls, a8 & group, failed to make, any ; high 4% ; olw 4} ruling rate 4; closing | TCeSSRTy on Recount of marine Sad Tall appreciable response to the publication Sirs Bd: 4 offered at UL Tast lourt 47 /onnt{ SO l(aanwhlwh. v The Great Money-Lender ||of mmintics “rowing that™“weekty ~‘car | Ervce b, 2 : oans ‘against. socepiances 3%. e loadings were now 98 per cent. of the consolidated 4's highest record in history made in Octo- % ison adjustment 4's stamped and the con- COTTON Wid' a Hea" ber, 1920. “Nickel Plate” moved up 2% b vertible 4's of 1960, Wheeling and Lake| New York, Oct. 5.—Spot cottorh steady ; on sales of less than 1,000 shares and el Erie 4's, Erie general #'s, Pennsylvania middling 21.25. Chicago and Eastern Illinols registered : consolidated 434’s, Southern railway gen- We lend money to honest per-}i, similar gain, but most of the other 5 eral ¥'s, Texas and Pacific firsts, Sea- wons bhaving steady employment; §|shares were irregular. C & Nhwest pf. ... board Air Line consolidated 6's and Rio loans for sums needed up to 3300, atde 'and Waiint A, SHbe Al s Spwisd o e e fttecn month- | | Steel stock were o little more active, | Chile Copper ......-21 . e e = in prics here today, Heher auoiatons ot e I X o e e wait | | Replogle standing. out. with 3 gain of | Chino Copper 3 ne adjustment F's reacted @ DOIML 4, | Li7ePo0) countingas a bullish 3 y ents, as arrangpd to sult §|2% points. U. S. 'Steel common, Repub-| Cosden . . 4 e R 8 f"eg“;’“r’:t“;’ m"m;‘;“on m‘;;‘ -:ni lic, Bethlelem and the other independ- : 3 mmonwealth Power 6's, American Teles = / due for time used; no charge un- fess loan made; deals confideatial and none will know you are bor- e hone convertible sixes, Derry 8's, Lig- 3 ents were slightly higher. Baldwin which Rt 2 s B : moved up 1%, was helped by th Teceipt | Crucible Steel ..... 21l dzapott it 0% sacee while WAL m of an order for 69 locomotives from the | Crucible pf § o oIS P albyen TaRk rowing; private offices; glad to ex- 1 % 7 ’ Atchison railroad. Total sales (par value) wWere $13,741,- plain Beneficial Plan; courteous || Formation of an export organization by 000, = ) . freatment; convenient and sate j|th three Dig sulphur companies resulted s : There were no offerings of any import- . F . in Texas Gulf Sulphur being pushed up . i Py o place to borrow; quick service; ance y. Bew’ borrowers” welcomed; “how. |0 % 1Y high for a net gain of 1% and | Fish Body (0) pt.. Gartser . Bumber of Woolstock :pidad 3 V————— Freeport Texas advancing fractionally. guilty. They were to §:30; Saturdays 9 to 1. Call §| 0 uncement of higher prices by the |llinols Central . American Woolen company caused a rise) Gen Motor ... 'Ylle or phone 1-6-6-4. Attorney Rocco Jerard! of, New Haven and Amr B of more than & paint in that company's | Hupp Motor Car-... < A Benefiaal Loan stock, Studebaker was very active on re-|Gen Mot pf Ti01u 108% 107% (Speria o Wi Daism) md marriage occurred over five years|ney Morrls Lubichansky of New Lou- ports of excellent earnings in September | Inspiratidn Coy . 108% 108% 108% Putnam, Oct. 5—One prisoner was -h:ou-o was barred by the statute of Jim- | don. > fhe final quotation showing a net gain|Int Harvester . z L. 102% 102% 1023 sentenced to state’s prison by Judge ons. Attorney Shields stated that| State's Attorney Searls stated that the Soc;lety of 47. Timken Roller Beating, Cocoa|Int Mer Marine Banks 4n the shoerion eotict n Bytmms, g: mmhffl: 2 go0d reputation and al-the two young men, Dismond i 24 and was Cola, National Biscuit and Consolidated {Int Mer Mar pf. < 65 N ey is afternoon. Stanley Novac of Cen- ugh he had married a second ‘Wwifé | Lukarther 19, went into the apple or- ROOMS 302-308 Cigar all established new peak prices dur- | Intern’l Paper « 61%° 60% 61% tral Village, charged with assault with|[had continued to support his first wife.|chard of Mr. Sumner and while m-y R A STRERT g thé weckion: U §3% 624 631 ° |intent to kil was the only one to get|His first wife would not live with him |were there Mr. Sumner caught NEW LONDON, CONN. Total sales were 1,350,000 shares. « 63% 63 63% S0 severe a penalty, It was stated that|again and would obtain a divorce. Thers|Diamond drew a revolver and t.ha-;. While the accused and another man|are no children by the first wife, but|ened Sumner and held were in a quarrel over a bottle of liquor | there was a child of the second mar- 2 o g i 3 d and d at 4 Licensed by the Stats Bank gl e renswe Mexican- Petro two defendants got Into their autome- per cent. and advanced to 4 %in the final| Mex Seab'd ctf . 3% 38y Theodore Robitaille stepped between |Tiage and if the divorce s obtained the|bile and s21 Commissioner hour. Time money rates continue easy | g % ; Sotnls ;. will” b 2 and drove away. ’ and there is a more active demand on the | ) 39% 338% 393 them to try to bring about peace, When iple e legally joined in mar- Attorneys for the two mem made an 38% 3814 38% he did so Novack drew a revolver and|riage. A sentence of a year in jafllappeal for leniency on behalf of the two Mt Missouri Pacafic fired one shot which struck Robitallle in | Was imposed and suspended. oung. men considerable Missouri Pac pf.... the abdomen and ploughed a downward Joseph McManus, charged with theft fml; of th:lnl'd I:ldke:hl.r‘lflnl and De- - Nat Enam & St.... Forelgn Exchange. course coming out between his legs. The|from his father-in-law, changed his plea | littled the act as a “moving picture per- ey 40% 40% | With the exception of sterling, all |injured man was taken to the Day Kim-[to guilty and was given a suspended sen- |formance” and as just the pranks of & Whey R % 1 1" | quotations are in cents per unit of fon |Dball hospital at Putnam and has now |tence of a year in fail, couple of boys. The life history of Dia- b v S f F d 97% 97% | elgn currency: completely : recovered although 8t frst| yppaw Carroll of Th mond was pictured by . Attorney Lub- aad Food Specials for Friday o e T i s e | Mk, Com ot Thompn o T 8 P B Aoy B T3 | Sterling— Yesterday Azo On account of an accident on the New mond’'s mother began crying an £% (5% | Domand . $LAR SLU% $ATK |maven railriad near Waterbury, Judee S S T ne g O et e b e S 8 g pranoes - s a0 Team ya3’|Banks who comes fra Bridgsport, did|Thompson, a4 she. was returning from| Attomey Searls then made a. reply to i 8% 78% | Guilaers, 11188 % s not reach Putnam until after 1 o'clock|the mill, He hugged and kissed her|the arguments of the three counsel for ATy South Pacific 94% 943 |Marks . . i ‘:;;;‘;g”gt'"p;“:o o ‘fir‘f"&‘l’;‘:‘; and made improper proposais to her, but | the accused and #aid that he had prev: ¢ South Railway 26 364 | Lire . . T when she sald she would tell her father |ously had no intentlon of going ou /- and Saturday £ to plead and others to change|he Jet her Catronl . = & 4 South Ry pf . 63% 64 -|Swiss francs Poe e go. Carroll was sentenced to | the record but as the boys had been held | ajea Wed: Buying Your Food At This Big Market Helps the Bank 643 64% | Posetas g i e nine months in jail, up as %o innocent and with having | °ic% 7~ "T";"‘ mn‘!'-l-h‘ , % 84% 84% | Belgian francs 17.15 i & Arthur Krump of Willimantic pleaded| Barlow M. Diamond, allas Henry Ev- mmfly "l’:;nd’h in New Yaf,k he would say M‘l m injurics rverlv-l‘- s “ & " Owi all 108% 1083 | Kronen . ..... .00: ... |euilty to a chasxe of bigamy. He was|ers, and Willlam Lukather, charged with ‘while he was making mo charges|between automobiles c-v-uy R L, \ Account to Grow. - Many a “Nest Egg es Its Healthy | 7700, 220 150% 150% | Sweden . Sepresented by Attorney Thomas Shields|assault with & dangerous weapon and|2C Uhis time, the fact was that the Cad- 5 . . % Union Pac pf . % 78% 78% |Denmark . ..,20. : T of Norwich. = It.developed that the sac-| with stealing fruit from the orch: fllac car in which the two were riding R Growth t6 the Savings Realized in the Mohican Stores. % ard of |\ 2e a stolen car, that in it had been found revolvers and a black-jack and a machine for changing numbers on au- ARMOUR'S SUGAR CURED, SMOKED ; . R 2 2 y N uite. Banks askied Disinced v be|1or Meating 15 Eeseit T T SHOULDERS ................. 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