Export to Russia 1915 1917 triple prewar totals in war years
A National City Bank compilation shows US exports to Russia during the first three war years near 1 billion dollars, about double the 50 years before the war. 1915 through 1917 totals, including gunpowder and firearms, rail and steel materials, rise sharply as Russian imports reach new port routes and industrial goods shift from prewar patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ruesia
National City Bank of New York
Russia
Bessia
Srenetaneen Tncommittver
Viladivestox
Kola
Arctic
Vladivostok
Municipal debt study cites heavy burden on big cities
The report shows cities over 30 000 carry far higher indebtedness than the national government. New York City alone totals 951 060 754, more than three fifths of all cities’ debt except Philadelphia. Per capita debt is highest in New York at 173.93, while Philadelphia runs 61.64 and St. Louis 26.54. Commission form governs 89 of 213 cities across 27 states and DC, Buffalo being the largest with about 475 000 people.
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Eeen
Cimés Uair
Bam, L. Rogers
Bureau of Census
Department of Commerce
Starke M. Groichi
New York City
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Detroit
United States
Ments
Popular
St. Louis
Oakland
Atlanta
Birmingham
Omaha
Washington, D.C
District of Columbia
Massachusetts
Washington
South Carolina
New England
Mississippi
Pacific Coast
South
Commission
Buffalo
Census Bureau
Pare
Bridgeport Wholesale Produce Quotations Listed
Bridgeport Wholesale Produce Quotations furnished by the Bridgeport Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association. Asparagus 3.00 to 3.50 per dozen, rhubarb 0.25 to 0.50 per pound, onions 0.20 to 0.25 per dozen, spinach 0.50 per bushel and 1.25 per barrel, radishes 1.00 per bunch, lettuce 0.40 to 0.60 per dozen, parsley 0.40 to 0.50 per dozen, old potatoes 3.75 per bushel, beet greens 0.25 per bushel, beets 0.69 per dozen, carrots 0.64 to 0.60 per dozen, turnips 0.50 per dozen.
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Bridgeport Fruit & Vegetable Growers
Stock Market Ends Week With Railroad Declines Rebound
New York June 30 rail stocks fell after the interstate commerce commission denied a 15 percent rate increase. Reading, Erie, Baltimore & Ohio, and Chesapeake & Ohio lost several points while Pacifics and other rails dropped. Industrials sagged but recovered late, with a broad rally closing strong. About 450,000 shares traded. bonds irregular. Crop prospects in Alberta remain excellent with continued favorable weather hinting at a large harvest.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reading
Erie
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pacifics
Delaware & Hudson
New York Central
New Haven
American Car
Bethlehem Steel
United States Steel
Liberty
New York Stock Exchange Quotations June 30 Prices
Private wire report from T L Watson shows extensive NYSE quotations at 1 PM. Listed prices include Allis Chalmers 30% Am. Beet Sugar 93% Am. Car and Fay T8M and many others such as Anaconda Copper 80% Bethlehem Steel 141% Canadian Pacific 159% Chi M and St Paul 13% Chesapeake and Ohio 100% U S Steel ??? The list shows percentages for numerous firms and rail lines with regional updates for Boston as well.
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T. L. Watson & Co
Bankers and
Corner Main
John Sta
Bridgeport
Zinc
Atl
Gulf & W. Indies
Atch
Anaconda
Baldwin Loco
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Cen. Leather Co
Chi. M. & St. Paul
Chi. & Great W. Ptd
Chi. Rk
Island & Pac. Bem Chile Copper
Chesapeake & Ohio
Cot
Fuel & Iron
Corn
Pfd
Crucible Steel
Hudson Distilleries Securiti Erie - Erie
Goodrich Co
Northern Pro
Northern Ore Green Cananea Inspiration Copper International
Nicke
Interborough Cons
Inter
Mer
Marine Inter
Marine International Paper
Kansas City
Sou
Kenit Cop
Lacka
Ina Steel
Lehigh Valley
Maxwell Motors
Mex
Petroleum
Midvale
Steel
Miami Copper
Norfolk & Western Pacific
Central
Pittsburgh Coal
Pennsylvania Bay
Reading
Repub
Tron & Steely
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
Studebaker Cor. Tenn
Copper
Texas Oil Union Pacific
United Cigar Stores
U. S. Ind. Alcohol
U. S. Steel
U. S. Smelter
Utah Copper
West
Union Tel
Westinghouse Blect
Maryland
Willys Overland
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Finance
Vou
Wii
Imus
Brookline
Mass
Portsmouth
Great Merchants
State Street
Pera
Alberta
Asa
Andrew M. Ewing
Bairileid Ave
New York Stock _ Exchange
Aly
Boston Stocks
Tim
Union St
N. Y
E. R
Catherine St
Idgeport
N.Y. Fulton St
H. M. Hedderly
New England Steamship Coc
James Staples & CO. Bankers, Report
Toolmakers
Ashcroft Mfg. Co
Alfred H. Clark & Son
Main ST
IFTY
L. Watson & CO
Corner Main and
John Streets
City National Bank Savings Department
Paya & Per Cent
Wall Street
THE
Connecticut National Bank
Bridgeport Cor
Main and
Wall Streets
A. M. Wooster
U.S. Patent Office
Main Street
North End
North Main St
Barnum
P. H
Fleming Real Estate
Saleone
Main
City Savings Bank
Batereot Cee Oon
Stevenson's Institute
Bank St
Holland
Hart
Kroeger Pianos
Player Pianos
Broad Street
Mes. Heaton Barnes
Marie Davidson
Pie
Micheel Robstock
Seaview Ave
John Meyer
Hze
Carol F. Baron
East Main Street
Arctic Street
Neuss & Vaughn
Moore's
Union Ave
Scally Bros
Pett
J. Weiss
Scawer@dle Stamps Co
Cannon St Atea
Anderson & CO
John ST
Bain
T. B. Warren
Real Estate and Insurance
Golden Hill St
Main,street
H. Aaronson
H. Leopold
Armory
Good Farm
Northwestern Business Agency
Minneapolis, Minn
Port Jefferson
BIS
Stramer Park City
Seele
Cas
O. E. Tooker
Pori
Mts
L. H. Thayer
Park Spa
North
Charles Street
Lafayette St
Harry
Harry Unger
Henry C. Hofman & Co
Lewis St
O .R. Garrison
Cannon St
Bridgeport Steam Carpet Cleaning Co
John Juliani
PiLayo
Mt. Bt Joseph Seminary
Hartford
Margaret Watters
David Apstein
Stillman Street
Telephone
Mediately
Homes Title
N. &. and Trust Co
Wall St
Bigus
Connecticut
Hallett St. G. Sameretta
Ave
Jennie A. A. Ball
N. Y. School of
Wahneta
Fairfield Avé
Putas Barnum
Louis Fodeman
Main St. Barnum
A. Noot
North Main Street
CN Dag Ee
Geo. F. Totams
Redfield
Harrison Bt
Abel Ee
M. Seeley
East Main Str
Walter Street
Goldberg
Royal Ear
Charlies Oppenheim
Mein St
Hallock B. Kain
Madison Ave
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