World of Finance Review of Last Week
A financial overview discusses stock market sentiment, railway profits, and power projects with mentions of Reading, Lehigh Valley, Montana Power, and Union Pacific. It notes investor caution, expected dividends, and ongoing speculation while highlighting April foreign trade figures and ten month totals in exports and imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Tie Bull
Reading
New Jersey
Bisck
Idvarde
Lehigh Valley
St Aa
Montana
Kennecott
Montana Power Common Hall
Hull
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Denne
Stock Exchange Quotations Rendered In Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR item lists quotes and prices for metals and rubber with stray abbreviations. Mentions Copper Pacific Iron Steel and Rubber markets with scattered numbers. Reads as a garbled stock market notice from a New York exchange page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Market Opens With Highs and Broad Gains
In New York opening trading three diverse issues hit new highs as markets moved with strength. Norfolk & Western rose 1 to 140. Chandler Motors up 1 to 108 and Gulf State Steel to 35. The preferred block of 1,800 shares traded near 93 with a 1 point gain. Several rails rallied, including New York Central and Canadian Pacific, while Reading and Lehigh Valley faced pressure amid rumors of Amden resumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caan
New York
Tedsy
Norfolk & Western Rope
Chandler Motors
Gulf State Steel
Guina
Mercantile
Tnes
Moqn
Willie-Overland
Norfolk & Western
New York Central
Canadian Pacifs
Louisonis
Nashville
Cheampeake
Ohio
Amden
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Immitea Staten Steel
Gulf States Steel
Orm
Providence Bowlers Postpone Visit By K OF C
Knights of Columbus bowling team recall plan to visit Bridgenort due to participation in a Providence Preparedness parade. They will reschedule to come here within one or two weeks, with a date to be announced. Graduation baskets bouquets noted and Harvard University receives forty eight thousand four hundred thirty six dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Providence
Knights
Bridgenort
Jeter
Crab Locomotives and Eccentric Paving Tales
A collection of curiosities describes crab locomotives in mines using steel cables to pull coal via underground routes and the craft of electric drumming for operation. It also notes Bavarian and French paving of copper and gold with mirrors and historic royal anecdotes, plus a brief humorous shop dialogue about an old clock as a birthday present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinelly
George Frederick Stratton
Nicholas
Maximilian Emanuel
Bavaria
Louis XIV
Versailles
Louis
Louise de la Valliere
Louise
The Only Wealth Which Will Not Decay
An fragmented excerpt contrasts prosperity and unhappiness with a Zola quote about memory and loss. A dialogue line suggests jealousy versus envy in a domestic exchange, ending with a remark on enduring wealth.
Remedy for liver and headache sold by Curts Chemical Co
Certilax and parmness ena claim a cure for constitution and torpid liver and headache. Made from the formulae of a celebrated New York City specialist. Do the work pleasantly and not gripe. 50 cents at Gray stores or direct from Curts Chemical Co. 117 Fifth Ave New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Biéth Bt
New York
Ecupertane
Curts Chemical Co
Nold
We Aera Bt
Diecrevbe and Vicinity
J. D. Bane Free
Wate Ay
Field and Garden Seeds and Farming Equipment Ad
Field and garden seeds and farming gear listed include lawn mowers harvesting machinery a new standard mower in three cutting lengths 5 6 and 8 feet tedder hay rakes reaping machines cream separators dairy supplies poultry fountains feeders plant sticks raffia poultry netting rubber hose spray pumps insecticides at
Farmers' Supply & Roofing and Bank Circulation Change
National bank circulation for May fell by 5 million 75 thousand dollars. King Constantine inspected 15 thousand Greek troops at Meridion. White Star Line profits for 1916 reached 1 million 968 thousand 285 dollars, compared with 387 thousand 648 dollars in 171.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine
Meridion
White Star Line
Reduction of capital stock of Horace Smith Estates Incorporated
A majority of the directors certify that at a Bridgeport meeting on May 12, 1916, The Horace Smith Estates Incorporated reduced authorized capital from 61600 to 47200 dollars and proportionally decreased shares from 2464 to 1888 by liquidating at par. The board is authorized to complete the reduction and issue script in exchange for full shares. Notary public verified on May 23, 1916. Under new militia law recruits may swear to attend dances and dress parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Smi Estates, Incorporated
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Sala Corporation
Sale Corporation
Seid
Ana
Board of Directors
Horace W. Smith
William
W. Smith
Richard G. Demarest
State OF Connecticut
County OF Fairfield
Willem & W. Smith
Horace Smith Estates, Incorporated
HP. Norcross
City of
City Hall
Howard F. Smith
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Finance
Aits
Harvard University
John Heck
Sox
Knowlton Park
Stratford
Devon
New Haven Valley
Nichols & Sherman
Main Street
Colorado
Mss
Joya
Emile Zola
Isbie’s
Peters
Middle ST
National Bank
Hewdoyoude
Lamsonghi
Davis & Savard
Seon Creole Mining Co
Utah
I. M. Reynolds
Carter and Towne Investments
Rector St. New York
Ehase Rector
Bristol
West 49Th Strew
York
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Grad Central
Pennsylvania Terminalis
Subway
Yorson
Mer
T.L. Watson & CO
Main and
Joh Streets
J.w.blakebrough
Brookfield
Vermont
Kelly’s Cigar Store
Fairfield Ave
City National Bank
WALL
THE
Connecticut National Bank
Bridgeport Cor
Wall Streets
James Staples
State Street Shipceport
Cont
Adirondaces
and the
Catskills
S.loewith &Co
O B Bank Street ‘Telephoms
National Protective Assn. OF America
He University School
Fairfield Avenue College Preparatory
Civil Service
torchKiss
Hill
Llin
Main St
Poli
F. W. Behrens, JR
T. B. Warren Real Estate and Insurance
Bankord Butlotng Wetephone
Chinbety Jo
Satordiya
Albert Robin
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