Dividends and Gold Movement Stir Local Money Markets
The article outlines dividend rates from several companies including War ne t quarterly Sea Bearreetece and Lorillard Tobacco with preferred and common shares. It also reports a mystery in gold flows as Canada’s Ottawa gold remains off weekly Clearing House statements while J P Morgan and the Federal Reserve shift and absorb gold, boosting Fed reserves to over $846 million by the latest week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Steel Co
Sea Bearreetece Ee
Trteeborousch
Farld ‘Transit, & Quarteris
Lorillard Tobaccs
Canada
Ottawa
J. P. Morgan & Co
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Banks
Prosperity on the Pacific Coast and Alaska Resources
The article argues prosperity now spreads from the Pacific Coast to Alaska, noting rising bank deposits in San Francisco and other western cities, and criticizing government conservation policy for Alaska and Colorado. It cites Be and Shepard figures, suggesting wealth growth and calls for better resource management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Wall Street Journal
Pacific
Atlantic
Perbana
John Bkelton
United States
Wil- Hafae
Kansas City
San Francisco
San Pranaleo
New Orleans
Denver
Seattle
East
Pacific Slope
Congress
Charles E. Shepard
Almeria
Alaska
Colorado
United
Rafidm
Dhat
Ney
RW Shipping Embargo Reported Amid Export Restrictions
A temporary embargo affects logs, timber, grain, binder twine, terra cotta, tile, brick, stone, lime, plaster and related materials. The restriction covers shipments via Emglard Narlington Cr to American tepcps at Tlep-Tain with authoritative guards reported on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Rompesteing
Emglard Narlention
Tlep-Tain, Ae
New York and Boston Stock Quotations on Private Wire Report
Report of stock quotes from New York and Boston markets via L. Watson & Co. lists percentages for many issues including Am. Tel. & Tele, U. S. Steel, Alaska Gold, Anaconda Copper, Reading, Union Pacific, Norfolk & Western, and Western Union Tel. Phrases indicate 1:30 p.m. prices and private-wire origin with numerous percent changes and several named securities across both exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Watson & Co
Corner Main
John Sta
Bridgeport
Conn
New York Stock Exchange
Allis_Chalmers
Allis Chalmers
Car & Fay
Locomotive
Tobacco
Smelt. & Re. Co
Summers
Fuel & Iron
Colorado Southern
Gorn Products
Crucible Steel
Distilleries Securities
Erie
Northern
Diviels Central
Brad Interborough Met
Interborough
Marine
Marine Pr
Kansas City
Kenn
Louis & Nash
Lehigh Valley
Maxwell Motor
Miami Copper
Missouri Pacine
Montana Power
Nevada
Nations
Lead Co
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
N.Y. Central
Pennsylvania
Bbs
Ray Cons
Reading
Repub. Iron & Stel Ptd
Rock Island Co
Ry. Steel Spring
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Third Avenue
Union Pacific
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Utah Copper
Virginia Coco Chem
Wabash
Bash Prd. A
Wabash Pro. B
West
Union Tel
Westinghouse Electric
Western Marylanders
Boston
TL. Watson & Co
Arizona
Zins
Aliouez
Butte & Superior
Cal
Tim Go
Smetting Pra. Ak Utan Consol
Wolverins Mu
Stock Market Opens With Mixed Trading In New York
New York stocks resumed trading with rail shares dominant though lighter early volumes. Steel issues and nationwide lists showed fractional gains while central industrials and major issues moved in quieter, uneven fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yeaterday
Teadine
Vanish
New York ‘Central
Market Mixed on Steel Strong, Rails Up in Early Trading
Buying emphasized by Crucible Steel Studebaker and United Fruit amid a high Beet Sugar record of 83 percent. Union Pacific rose 11 4 while Central was absorbed in blocks. Canadian Pacific Atchison Baltimore Ohio Norfolk and Western gained 1 to 2 points. U S Steel led with a 1 point rise as overall trading slackened and prices eased before midday bonds remained firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crucible Steel
Stude— Baker
Rails
Union Pacific
Central
Canadian Pacific
Atchleon
Baltimore & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
U. S. Steel
J. J. Hill a Bugged American
A historical profile praises J J Hill for supporting Allied loans during wartime while resisting German American interference. The piece cites his banking risk and notes his Irish Catholic ancestry, farm affection, and strong Americanization. It frames Hill as a steadfast, ambitious figure in U S business history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Dd
Twin Cities
Hill
United States
Northwest
St. Paul
New York Evening Post
Connecticut Federation of Women’s Clubs Names Officers
Closing session in Derby reveals officers elected for the year. Mrs Edward H Smiley of Hartford becomes president. Mrs James R Bolton of New Haven is first vice-president. Other officers include Mrs Clayton J Curtis New Haven second vice president and Mrs Frederick M Peasley Waterbury recording secretary. Mrs George H Stoughton Hartford corresponding secretary Mrs Frederick M Card Bridgeport treasurer and Mrs William H Phipps Waterbury auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Conn
Connecticut Federation of Women's Clubs
Edward H. Smiley
Hartford
James R. Bolton
New Haven
Clayton J. Curtis
Frederick
Senator Bryan defeated in Democratic race for Senatorship
The text records Nathan P. Bryan conceding defeat to Park Trammell for the Democratic nomination to the U.S. Senate, with references to Parkman chairing the rivers and harbors committee and a note of defeat for renomination by Morbert J Drang. It also includes a probate court notice from Bridgeport, Connecticut, about the estate of John Clampett and an order for sale of real estate with publication details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Frs
United States
Nathan P. Bryan
Park
Trammell
M. S Parkman
House Rivers and Harbors Comiitven
Morbert J Drang
Lakeland
John Clampett
Bridgeport
Unis
Paul L. Miller
Public Hearing on Connecticut Company Track Relocation Plans
The State Highway Commissioner will hold hearings on CT Company relocations in Milford and Stratford and a spur track in Farmington. Proposals include Cherry Street double tracking Milford, East Broadway double tracking Stratford, and Farmington Road spur near West Avon. Dates set for Milford 11 18 A M Stratford 11 30 A M Farmington 12 00 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Company
Milford
Stratford
Farmington
Cherry Street
River Street
Guilt Street
Bridgeport Lines
New Haven
Conn
Gulf Street
Seale
Dunham
M.of Way
Milfara
Win
W. R. Dunham, Jr
East Broadway
Main Street
Blakeman Place
Blakemen Place
W. H. Dunham, Jr
Mein Street
Bridgsport Lines
Diffies
Malin Street
Fineteec
Parmington
Farmington Road
Coed
West Avon
Hartford Lines
Emeineer
W. . Dunham
Star Capital
Fortford
Connecticut
Tyne
Stralford
Hartford
Charles J. Bennett
N.o
Rheumatic Remedy Ad Promises Free Samples
An advertisement offers free sample bottles of Hill's Rheumatic Remedy to all rheumatism sufferers. It claims rapid pain relief within twenty four hours and a long track record of physician approval and many testimonials. The notice invites readers to call or write Hull Medicine Co. for a free bottle and booklet and seeks agents nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Tetops
B. M. Bhiers
Sed
Marshall F. W. Geraty
Manhattan St
New York
Hull Medicine Go
East
C. T
Controversial Patent Cure Promoted by Medical Ad
An old advertisement promotes glycerophosphetic compounds claimed to treat nervous disorders low vitality and other ailments. It lists prices and ordering details from New York address No. 23rd Street and cites Dr Robin and other physicians, with dubious medical efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Hartsian
Gre Delng
Dubliny
Sian
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Pacific Coast
Knowltom Park
Knowlton Park
Devon
West Broad Street
Stratford Avenue
Mai Street
Richols & Sherman
J. J. Hill
Boston Transcript
James J. Hill
Beoth
Kr. Hill
Bne
America
Women’s Clubs
Senator Bryan
State OF
Imstrict OF
New York City
Albany
Troy
Lake George
THE
Adirondaces
Hudson Navigation Company
Pier
North River
Jmstreum Creole Mining Co
Utah
Reynolds
Carter and Towne Investments
Rector St
Hector
F. W. Behrens, JR
Patreteld Ave
Svsu
Brice Curts Chemical
Office OF the Highway Counss
Conpecticut
TLL. Watson & CO
J John Streets
City of
Howard
Smith
Green Mountains
Mapleshade
J.W. Blakebrough
Brookfield
Vermont
the University School
Fairfield Avenue College Preparatory
Civil Service
Hotchkiss
Will
Main St
Poli
Corona
Chichester
City National Bank Savings Department
Taverem
Wall Street
Connecticut National Bank A
Bridgeport Cor
Main and
Wall Streets
Jamies Stanine ‘Company
James Staples & CO
State Street
Cons
Adirondaces and
Catskills
Loewith & Co
Hs Bank
T. B. Warren Real Estate and Insurances
Sanford Building
Bridgeport WroRsu Bro ‘Company
Spa
Mito
Poe
Sete
Albert Me
A. M. Wooster
astrorneanLew
OC. & Preist Omer
Onic
Pein Curia Chemical Co
23Rd St
J. T Hae
Fairfeld
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