Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 1, 1922, Page 8

MARKET FLUCTUATED. Al cn Meg . New York, Oct. 31.—Stock prices |Allled . Chem moved In a confMeting manner in to- Afl Beet aunr e €ay's market, reflecting the play of .op pasing speculative forces, but short in- -‘\"‘ tergsts finally obtainéd the upper’ hand | and again succeeded I forcing & shad- ing of quoted values, lossés of 1 to 2 points being quite comimon. e Openisg . prices ‘showed a better tone AR ead indicated .3 relaxation of ' profes- | Tadn Mfl siomal predsure. but the fallure of the|4T THETE (- difectors Of the Studebaker Motor com- |\ LLeOM pany to dedlare another extradividend o on the comman stock provided an ex- |’ gy 0 cusé for another béar attatk, which was sided by h‘; hea: él.qn!:ulon in-domes- | {7y shiffes, ‘aparebtly’ the closing g *wekkened specyllative acsoutts. | A e g b g b Studsbaker fegistered s ot loss of 4 1-4 | ' m & 8 P pr polnts . on .the ddy. AtG %X W1 While the, quarterly. report of - the |Biia Iacomo United, -States S Steel corporation Wat| i & Ohto... lisahpointing ' to- madly traders, who ex- [ Batn ‘Steel (B) pectéa- that the dividend on the commoh | Brogic Rap Tr d e earned, the: showing. in view | putte - Sup o fact that' it covéred the worst|caddo C nérjod- ot the coal ana rall strikes, WaS|Cal Petro “onstrusdios. dn jndication that the stee) [can Pacific .. induktyy was- on. the mend. The bal- |Cent Leather sade of 411,319,008 applicable to div Cde Pasco . %énds showed that < the corporatiou | Chandler Motof rarped all”the $6,364.919 necessary. {0t | Ches & Otio he_ peéférred’ dnd all but $1.339.602 offChi & N W Ne $8383.731 needed ‘for ‘the common. C M & St P . §. Steel comman. closed at 104 T8 (C M & St P pr ga'n of -1-§, ‘after having touched [C. R I & P . 106 144" during the day, Other steel|Chile Copper . shares wené inclified to weakness, Lack- |Chino Cop . iwaina dropping 2 points; Bethlehem |Coco Cola . B, 1/ 3-4: Midvale, 3-3' amd Republic Col Gas 3-8 CFroeiblé was unchanged. ard Gulf | Col Graph . S{igee Was - fractionally “nigher. - Cong Tex - Domast) vreakened - Corn Prod : . jch | Cosden Ol Stesl Cotton . Off were_sus- tainéd by i Assodlated, Udsdwn and Tide watal' ~ Ons; x-nmm Pptroleu; vis - Chemical, Foreign oils | Dl & Hudson Bik Horn F Jersey fating Endiootr 3 - sphait Tie 4 PR =T cely, and | Erle 1 pr - e Y Erfe 2 pr Tamous P'ayen* Rubber dropping ints ; | E¥eeport T Américan Locdmotive 1 1. | Sl Kihp Car 1 14 Gen Electric mixed. & four point drop in Dela- |Géh 2Motor wate and Hudson and 2 loss of 1 3-8 in | G0O0rIch Northern Pacific. being athe two out- |8 O BY ok standing festures in that group. oo May Department Stores was' the in-| it Bteel .- » Svidudl feature, being pushed ‘up for a | jroriioler o tat gain of 8 1-2 points on rumors of a|poneloR OF - Hock dividend at the next mesting [ S0, OF Some of the individual weak wpots wer: Int Nickel L Adams Express, American Steel Foun- Int I"A r frles preferred, American Smmatra To-|yne o opr saceo, Atlas Powder, Pressed Stesl Car|icnois "oy 5y sreferred. Remington _ Typewrlter, | can ‘" United Retail Stores and Woolworth, ali | en” ooty Sown 2 1-2 to 3 1-2 points. Ke Total sales were 1,089,000 shares. - Call money opened at five per ~ceny 1nd then advanced to § holding af that figure until the close. Stiffening, of the rate was due to the withdrawal trom local banks of $13,000,000 in gov-| srament funds and the calling of loans. @ money "was quiét with no change < in #htes and a falrly good business was | Miaini Copper done in ehmmerclal paper with the|M K & Tex best names sefling at 4 1-2 .per cent. |3o Pacific Coverifig of _specuiative commitmentsi3Mo Pac pr . aad fmprovement in the Itailan politi-|Net'E & st cdl situation -resultéd In -a falrly good!N Y Air Br : recovery In comtinenial exchdnge rates,|N' Y Central the volume . of « businéss being. quits fffe. Sterlidg held steady around 3445 T4, UNérs- Yeing ‘2 noticeable de- in_ the_volyme ‘of ' commibreia: Que parily to"the high yeles of sotton restricting -the ‘export. movement | Penn R R io the acual' requireméns abroad. Ehilacelpia : uliran Lehigh Lima Loco Marine .. Mnrlnu P 8TOCKS. E a & f8 .2 symmary of the g . ""’Z‘.‘.‘ the New York Stock Ex- e3P M Rep . Stoot . High. Low. Close:|Rep St pr 1 Sin' Cons So.:Pacific, ..} Solth Ry’ . Soutl, By v OANS | Stvaeba [CIAL LOANS * |T.C & cues: Eady ‘Payment Plan=—Small* Monthl ’-11:““ Sai all* Monthly | Texas Pacific \nstaliments—Lawiil Interest Charges. | Tobscco Prod Wiater is. hearly -here, with its finan- |Unfon, Pac . sial’ nesds for Coal, Clothing and other | Unlon Ol necessaries. U Fruit BE PREPARED U8 Food: . You will find our SERVICE very co § Rubber venlent, and the costs moderste. b 8 ridbbler pr el . U S steer br Utah Cop .. Van Steel . Wabash upon. a_légal Basis, with Westinghouse honorable deal for everyone. CALL, WRITE, OR PHONE New -London 1-6-4-4. BENEFICIAL LOAN Hide & Leath .. 1 in health-building ’ vitarines, and is'a " gource of ‘warmth and energy. The vegular use of Emalsior: conserves. Geott & Bowse, Blosmadeld, . L 6% ‘and. Pennsylvania -general 4 1-2's, all up:1 to .2 points. In the- industrial and publie utility groups there were. several weak spots, the ‘more prominent being Chile Coppe: | §'3, Cuba Cane T's, International Paper s, serles B, Wilson convertiblo 6% Jullus Kaysey 7's and Manat{ Sugar 7's,"all down a point or more. Armour 4 1-2's and Atlantic Frult Ts wer? aniong the few indusirial- lens to mount to higher ground, galning 1 and 1-1-3" polnts, respectively. " Total sales' (par vaiue) were $13,006,- few _comparativel *todhy, “tfs ~largest 9,000 issue of first mori g tund 6 per ocént Emd hbnds ot the “ liany Davies ‘com-. pany;: Inc., which Wwere sold at > 89 tu 131, —Cail money-, firm. low.“3; ruling. rate offered.-at- & 31.—Cottor . _spot METAL: MARKET, 31.—Copper stealy and nearby 18 3-4 1397981 Jatér 1373-4@14 ang futires 37.12; iron. steady. &nd un changed’, lead steady; spot 6.50@ 4 ding. steady, Bast St/ Louls spot and ;‘b: delivery 1.10@7.15; antimony, | GRAIN MARKET, et aliowed: & steady increass, | Feakensd the provisions markex - Cnigago, " Oct. '« 31.—Persistent seat- THE VICTOR PAGE MOTORS COR?ORATth of Stamford, Conn. 1 Will Hold An Interesting Meeting at Their Norwich Ofiu Wednesday Evening at 213 Thayer Building AUTOMOBILE OWNERS ! 2 Automobile Repairmen, and others, are invited to come. A complete exhibit showing many unusual patented fea- tures will be explained in detail, WE WILL ACCEPT ON DEPOSIT AS _ CASH LIBERTY LOAN BOND COU- PONS OF NOVEMBER 15th, 1922. "Deposits made (on ‘15, 1922, will be or. before Novunber' entitled” to dividends or interest from that date. THE NORWICH SAVINGS SOCIETY (Incorporated 1824) Main Street . Corner Broadway ° inseed meal, 100 Ibs. ed sélling induced by a material de- | Middlings, std. 100 lbs. ine”fn prices at Liverpool and by-ap-|{Qats, No. 1, 90 Ibs. parent iull i export demand had a|Pouitry grain, 100 lbs. . Bearfsh effect’ today on the whedt mar- | Timothy, bale, 100 ibs. The ‘close was -heavy 7-8c -to otk ‘loose, 100 1bs. ower. wih December 1.13 75 | Wheat, 100 1t 5 4 Muy 112 15 to 112 14, Coftl “finighed 73 to lc down. oats oft 1-%€ and provisions varying .from filig ds- much 1wo penc fofé ‘cases and With. an increase .ot ‘more than 7,000,000 bushels reported-in ;he worid’s available: supply total; the \!AI’I\.LT CONDITIONS. The demand for vegetables cont'nues to improv, o products as on meat pro- Due to the fact that i are becoming limited: o ket places, g h‘;:e of ‘the -market xeme?ku:"::”mm Ciiantage - good. part -of the t p. - belt; the: " Soul counited a5 a . further | " -be available durinz - the Due to the high pric storekeepers have be *Iielling more of the ‘lower grades - c o513 16 develon : rallying ipewer - m'ez:s, such as the Co: eanery an whept. market proved of little effect | €Ta! . speculative “Buying being _prac- ! 2nd the. short: interest outstaifaing having (nsuffiolent volume | Lto e ,much of -3 factor.~ The veaboard wheat to be shipped by way ~of.;Mexico at 3:4c’ tinder nkcuo December: F..0. B. There was alsp a . sale’ of B9, DOD hus’nlls here lot ekpore. - bond: Com and oats were easier In sympa- iy sith - wheat. “Arrivals” of néw corm wp breake in the value of hogs 1145 . 113% 118 113 Conu. gathered eggs. The lard mi off ‘a little this weel: bus is dec: Wednesday, Nov. 1. Wll Newark (360 Meters.) 5.30_p, m.-~Closing “prices gu.stocks, " grains, coffee and sugar. P. m.—Resume of eportig events. . m.—Iron and- steel review. 6 p. m.—Musical programme: 7). m.-—“Animal Storles,” by Florence |time Story, Yincent Smith. . 9 p, m~—"Health Talk, by Dr. Eugene - “"’"' SR Mackat, o i <Gov. Mathan L Mifler o . m.—Gov. Nathen L. Miller o [ Whesis Clligh Low..i New York, candidate for re-eloction on the' republican ticket, will give an ad- 106 dress. 9.15 p. m—Dance muslc by the Club | Miss Lena B. Knox, planist. II Miss 3 N. Sterling - Dance- orchestra, White Plains, | dine Edith -Davison, Y. Frank’ M. Cureau, plano; Arthur Ferris, violin; Edward J. Duggan, ban- |panist. jo; William T. Graff, Jr..; cornet, Herbert M. Foxwell, drums. _ EDKA Pittsburgh (400 Meters). and i B m—Wiater Storage of Vegeta- bles, by C. H. Nissley. 2.30 p. m.—Song recital by Bird Kim- bail Hanchette, nccompa.nled‘ hy Steiner. 6.15. p. m.—Bntertainment by Joif; Bill Stelnke. 0 p. m—Edward Unglaud, whistler; imitations of hirds' calls,. s The scartity of native pro-!" .40 p. m.—Sporting \rewé Guets hka had a gy to do with demand on i | Bendell WGY Sehencetady (0o Hekn). s signa "t - ime-Pradics ‘and. ‘stock ‘miaPikel yptatlona and reports., WGI Medford Hiliside (360 Meters). #. n.—Betore Breakfast Sot-ups, Ar-{ 25 aun B, Byyra. 5 mi—The ' Houséwite's' Marice] m.—Officlsl New England afid .{Ocean Forecast “U. & weather bureau - _m.—Boston - fariuers' Drfldua matlet. Weather (485 ‘meturd 3 p. ~—News broadcast. 3.25 p..m.—Concert-progrtime by thé Ampico. 6. D. m.—Boston. police - repert. - Latd. news flashes. Early sport. news. Boston | American. 7 p. m—Eveang programme. I Sieepyy “Plum Jam,” by Isabel Jam ison. read by Kunice L. Randall -1l “The Red -Cross of Peace,”: Arthur L. Poter. IIL er,”. Burton A, Welcome. 1V "The Fami| 1y Circle.” V Congert, I Lenox. Trio, com+ posed of Miss Lena D. Getto, violinist, Miss Marle.-A. -Holland, clarionetist, 485 meters). 3 that - thers were a good: many ¢ 3% . bids but that.they were o5 far 1130 w. m—Musical prograzme fof out - of line.._Omaba, Lowever, .sent RADIO PROGRAMS . |jthe Boston Radlo:Exposition, Mechanies ’ word ot ‘the xale” of~ 100,000 Bushels “of 1'3» = % mezzo ‘soprano,’ Miss. Ethel C. Treadway Rogers; dctom: MAYORS’ ASSOCIATION ELECTS e H. M. LEROY FOR_PEESIDENT. 1239 p. m.—Néon stock mxrke't qmuv LA HE supremc Lonh- ~dénds which Cadiliac i0'their cars is In & ‘fl pbce Cldmu' *. Sépdndébeity has been dem- 'flnsd-pendbl ’ rahu mnhcr that in every new model thi¢ Cadillac de- pendability. finds an even -fuller expression. Type 61 represents the highest at- tainmeant Cadiflac has thus far achieved. Lastly is the fact that the American public by an over- whehm majority has con- ership to Cadillac. Moretype 61 cars have been sold this; yesr than all other carscombined selling.at the Cldlllac price or higher. "fileA C.Swan Co. NEW LONDON ~ ab" ot fiu. ety reatuflnto&' ;vomm “WIDE GUILD 4 -+ CONDUCT! “D¥BLE ‘8TUDY , Mwenty» menibers .of fho World - Wide First er =humh met | ¢ ,:? rezaiat | Bible Weay class aritn My, L th 3 ¥ Hat Imith. had | Evening wes as 1 ! ith | Bidle © stud: 4 sketch, ' ThanKsgiviag od, 6. oh- | Ann, ' Viisiness. pevslon, Inltiation, reports 8o The -sketch “was & aflud wad- fhe Covenant, progtam of the le man Dbef Song, - prayer, | Tuesdsy morbing tor study on stewardship, and was deligh: Befire Polles Coury peace was found fres from - st A - m.—Tri-weekly- letter - from Farm |- At-the meeting -of- tie- Mayors: Aseo- BANKERS TO THE WAGE-EARNER | covr s oS 3 __|drd Home. Weekly summary of the iron [clation of Comnecticut Now Marsh Building. | outetanaing ‘°;f,n“"':m ; - e e 4id - steel industrics oAk TuislRy. Se ARG Horbirt B 58 STATE - nuu (Third.Floor) | regulas Dand machat | B : 5 : m.—Bedtime story. Lerou_of this city waselected preside NEW LONDON, CONN. b gl e § 8.30 p. m.—Monthly review of ‘busi-[Othér officers eléoted were ice 'p Llunud -nd ness conditlons, prepared by Clarke Ham- | dent, ‘ex-Mays: ' Wil E. Thofos, Commissioner. . - BIRD'S-EYE-AND BLUE-TIP 5G MATCHES, box - jasd by the Bank The new governd ér. - mond. Waterbury,; secretary-treasurer, ex-May< |l p . nded to the Stater| smas which sold las 2 3 p. m—Programme by the Conserva- ‘Milten, Coburn, ’sum"’i;n‘x‘x”:i - Petki - - 98.80- ‘weré ‘quoted §1 ‘al tory Trig, under direction of = Myrtle | ecutive. committée,. éx-Mayors E, Frank. e Rz ile.” 7 2 today the hew ohangs June McAleer, consisting of Othells Ay- | Morgan, . N $ r s SRR 4 w m Busi of six cents on’ the da¥, -.Li erman Vogel, composer-planist:.’ Helena ; CAMPBELL’S TOMATO* f -] Ve a business ;zflv:::efl 10 cents .asd_ihe firsh ¢ I ”fi ‘ . eges. +- | pirmes, Boprano, and Regina Bleil, .vio- ghmbury' ©n invitation: oF of ex-Mayor UP, can % o s Rk and ; arles Kerr of Danbury,. the nex SOuP, Blod‘ Fol’ Sale : s 282 - e 5 ‘' WBz Springiela (300, Metors).. . muub of“the assoclation wiil be et = i | i gs_and were. only. x 7,30. p._ m.—Bedtime story. Farmers' om:i'r“nzg“”“fa”u:’&'}“"& el ‘3 : ¥ w33 JELLO Showing 10 Per Cent. Return |the lovs of the' yeat 't uhet su | BEOGICS BISRCL ot Ducaday’tne yisiting. mehberh nsos d 4 g SNy Ky clhr v il g or - Feaits 745 p.. m—“Beating ‘Back: the ‘Ene- Y e et mataberk eno oS! v ¢ All.Flavi ., B sy by Frederick Edwards, secretary of | [0UT 0 South Noriralk's! indusrles ¥ -rlavors. . . on the Investment. ; ROy ‘Hx.;'npde);h County. Tuberculosis ana’ Pub-|MeF Tuniclpal. improvements. . s lic” Health Association. R R S A Several business pmpuhnu 5 ¥ Sion Bt by, Alcer 2, Fias’ Reintiind fa ham,_planist. Herbert Smith of Watérford was, fined showing from five to fifteen |Swedish v moved sy 7 WOR Newsrk (100 Metmeay, - i|Id g COsly 0k reckitne driving: dnd Speculative raseadts thousand dollars yearly. profit. g rsemics gt If you wish to-buy- or sell a3l “|the ‘fine remfited ‘when” he’ lwelfid property or business, list with 2.20 p. th.—Fashion -talk. <. |'tote Justice’.Thomas F. ' ‘Morton. on 240 ‘p. m—Song recital ‘by ‘Alice|day- évening. Smith was James E. Moore - 3 Pacific: . Rooms 111112 s oo cof 4’ Beaboard Alr Thayer Building Bt. Paul convertible EXTRALARGE ROLL -~ TOILET PAPER .......: Butier, best tub, Ib. Bmut best - print, .