New Haven Leads Rally After Low Prices On Stock Market
The market opened with a rally led by railroads but soon turned weak as Polish armistice news spurred selling. Prices fell to new lows for the year, money rates dropped to 7 and then 6 percent, and a sharp late rally supported by U S Steel and Mexican Petroleum helped many issues end with gains. Southern Pacific and New Haven led a strong buying push, while steel and other war stocks largely resisted the downturn. Sales totaled about 11.65 million par value.
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Broadan Walt
Taeas
Nession
Stock Exchange
Battlefeld
Sterling
Lst
Poland
Ark
U. S. Ste
Mexican Petroleum
Southern Pacific
New Haven
Europe
Bethlehem Steel
Grace
Ismes
M. Dixon
Tobacco Products Company
Ismed
Tabucco
Gopper
Taigh
Adana
Aig Chalmers Press
Tatow Nickel
Ldi
Amerigan Cnn
Lea
Peants Te Fees
Ammer Inter
Norfolk & W
Pan-Am P& A Yi
Fia
Nif Petroleum
North Xg
Chic & & Nor P Prant
M & St P
St Co
Chi M & St P
Republic
I & St
Shell Tran & Siebald
South
Almdabaker
Gruetbhy
Delaware
Toa Ai
General Wiew
Wit Iron
Gonerl Moatars
Ain GS Steel Wiig
GM Thers
US Steel
Inter Agricultur
Inter Agricul
Ghia
Uae
Wesurehouse
Bridgeport Wholesale Market Receipts Offer Fresh Produce Mix
The Bridgeport wholesale market reports first Tartock California cantaloupes arriving in high quality, with crates selling up to 5.25 dollars. Gearria Elberta peaches arrive daily with prices around 5 dollars per crate. celery weak while potatoes and onions vary. Fruits and vegetables show wide price ranges from apples to tomatoes, with dairy and meat products listed and hay grain activity sluggish.
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California
Bridgeport
City
New Jersey
Long Island
Southern
New Find
Bermuda
Texas
U. S. Stad
Eszp
Connecticut
Connesticut
Lara
Zaney
Armour and Company Increases Capital Stock In Chicago
Chicago August 2 Armour and Company verifies a 250 million increase in capital stock with the secretary of state. The firm was already sold and 50 million in notes convertible to stock may be redeemed by the purchaser. The new site plan includes redeeming the session and related obligations as stated.
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Chicago
Armour and Company
New York
u—Thoppard
American Cotton Oil Company
France Buys U S Money to Pay War Obligation
Paris August 3 The ministry of finance has virtually completed buying sufficient American exchange to meet obligations due in the United States October 1 The Anglo French loan of 500 000 000 dollars of which France’s share is 269 000 00 is due that date It is explained in high financial circles that the program accounts for the recent rise of the dollar.
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Paris
Ministry of Finance
United States
Grain Chicago Market Sits Near Day’s High On Demand Hopes
Chicago grain futures rallied as traders priced in potential wartime food demand from Turkey and other markets. Wheat led gains with December and March contracts up, while corn and oats posted smaller advances amid unsettled conditions and steady buying interest.
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Chicago
Saw Grass of Florida To Furnish Good Paper Pulp
Long early report outlines Florida Saw Grass as a potential source for newsprint pulp. Notes large mills planned in Florida and Texas to convert native sawgrass into fiber, with tests showing possible bleaching and calendering to meet white-newsprint standards. Mentions Dr E R Logan evaluating vegetable growths for re-manufacture and an expected rapid industry expansion.
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Florida
Holland
NPW
York
Aue
denSorag
Shorbace
Kow
Texas
E. KR. Logan
Ras
Mloride
Siat
Hoosac Falls
Geedielions
Linn
Florida Neamnaniin
Florida Miuwaentie
Hoesne
C.carneas
New York Market Wrap Unclear Prices and Commodities
August report shows unsettled butter receipts 15 183, creamery prices 54 1 2 to 55, oats and extras around 51 to 60. Potatoes steady Jersey prices 4 5 to 5 00, cabbage stable, wheat spot strong No 4 red and No 2 hard 2 50. Corn spot price No 2 yellow 1 66 4 2, sugar and other items less clear with mixed durum 2 75.
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New York
Exteas
Pennsylva
Western Hennery
Pennsylvania
Nennery
Jersey
Southern
Building Permits and Financial Notices In One Day
Building permits aggregating 344503 were issued by the building commission for multiple properties including 202 Hewitt street and 39 Robin street among others. Dividend decisions and banking data follow with New York reports on dividends, clearing house exchanges, and credit balances, plus Canadian building firm insolvency and agricultural outlook notes from Ottawa and Toronto.
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Guilding Commission
Hewitt Street
Hans G. Madson
Robin Street
S. Pagildento
Kossuth Street
P. Pavone
Waast
Orchard Sroet
William TF. Charles
Bostwick Avenue
John Kroser
Cadnon
Don Door
Vellarway
Broad Street
Cotton Market Slips Again as Prices Edge Lower
The New York cotton market fell further on Aug 1 with most positions posting declines. October futures drifted toward 20.50 to 120 points lower amid nervous sentiment, though late rallies were noted as the close formed around 30.84 for October. Export shipments and U S port stocks are mentioned in the day’s report.
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New York
Perk
Uritha
Coal embargo urged as eastern Canada faces output limits
Dominion officials warn an embargo on coal exports may be needed as fuel price fixing could follow. Eastern Canada’s coal production is projected at about 5 million tons this year, far below prewar levels. Naval and geological survey teams also report prospecting oil in Alaska with hopes Alaska hopes to contribute to future oil supplies.
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Ottawa
Washington
Naval
Geological Survey
Alaska
Geordary Daniels
West
National debt reduced in July report
Washington August 2 The gross national debt fell to 75 404 463 for July per the treasury statement Public debt stood at 24 229 917 018 after retiring that amount of treasury certificates of indebtedness
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Washington
Treasury
Profiteering Rise Reported By State Commission
A state commission report released in Boston on August 1 notes growing profiteering in the meat and produce trades. The document covers the four months ending July and compares current prices with previous periods, highlighting price increases and market tension across the goods sector.
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Boston
Realty Records Shippers Assign for Collmotion
Real estate transfers appear with many names and street references, noting quitclaim deeds and mortgage actions across several streets in towns and cities. The piece lists numerous individuals and properties from Prescott streets to Morrocca and Clark streets, with totals and addresses, alongside a Aug 3 Washington notice about shippers’ allowances and a registrar notice for Enrolment of voters.
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Deetis
Brown Lo
North Myeing
Thomas
Bridget A
Toohey
Greker
Robbinson Boots
Prescott
Morrocca
Giuseppe
Marin Sneranz
Iirminghan Street
Clark Street
Tay
Edwards
Art Leigue Beatty Company
Titet
Clinton Caverne
Wigan
John
Jennie Gramignn
William Street
Yorn Gherpal Touly Chernak
Cviageport
Tensk Company
Tater
Minnie Deave
Font
Noble Avenue
People's Saviors
Joh Tavnd
Cod Avenue
Shea
O'Neil
Sen Leskea
Murry Lesko
Ple
Wiltird
William B Boardman
Porter
Sizeal
Ann Wilson
Alice DP
Wile
Fet
Fet, Willi Streets . Backman To Mi To Minnie R. Tay, Rusted. 104. Marmott City
Ann Street
Philip Glisner
Lucy
Dennison
Beards
Ey Aireoh
Ge. Bank
Andrew Ghand
Hudak
Allest Etreet
Eridanport
Peter ‘Dawes
Barksavenka
Laat Main Street
Ogden Street
Qmein
Sheth
Deweon Atreyis
Tuling S. Weiss
Elmorr
Rowley
Pvt
Pambroke
Pierpeatstract
Teharul Tennle
Gramiana
Aller FP
Washington
Sippirs
Wilson
William Atrean
Sonna
Sigdean
BT. Savings Bank
Aun
Andrew Gunn
Mag Cy Savings Loans
Flatetn Commission
Bering Ank
Michel Storrseco
Really
Irmingham
Ned Clarks
Carolina DiBalia
Aaron Lieft
Feck
Grand Street
Ceeler
Julite S. Weiss
Marcus Turseh
Tmantington
Bullard
Banton
Coffee futures ride on market nerves and Sterling drift
Coffee futures were influenced by an unsettled stock market and political tensions in Europe while wholesale prices showed mixed movements. The general list closed up to 12 to 20 points with notable activity in September and December contracts as dull spot market persisted.
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New York
Willy Pricensing
Gist
Deanvel
Dry goods market shows weakness and quiet trade
Cotton goods were quiet in the market with prices easing on cloths, yarns remained soft, and wool goods were dull. Silks and dry goods overall remained very quiet with trade light and some hesitation among buyers.
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York
Pyrley
Price fixing suit blocks Consolidated Music firms
In federal court actions today the Consolidated Music corporation and related firms face an injunction over price fixing. A Superior court judgment was filed in the town clerk’s office favoring Columbia Graphophone Manufacturing against J Harvey Smadiey as administrator of Sylvester Gray’s estate and heirs, seeking title to property in Mallett Court held for twenty years amid contested claims.
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New York
Consolidated Music Corporation
Anit
Columbia Graphophone Manufacturing Company
J. Harvey Smadiey
Sylvester Gray
Long Island City
Mallett Eairt
Las Benict
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New Haven Road
Conn. Agricultural Market Service
France
U. S
Middle West
Colton
Clearing House
Shoe Building Fawncrs
Toronto
Thir Domiton SaAip Building Company
Ont
Canada
J. B. Grisdale
Schulte
New Fork
Schulte Retail Stores Corporation, Tobacconists
E.t
Sheldon Axles
Buda Motors
Bridgeport Motor Truck CO
DEBL
Avienne
First Bridgeport National Bank
State ST. Sridgeport
E. M. Fuller & Co
Consolidated Exchange of
N.Y
Broad St
Newark — Cleveland Care Beaton
Wyandotte
Kansas
Kansas City
Mephizan City
Inti
Mount Vernon
Crouse LI
Louisville Gas & Electric Company
William R. Bull Security
Conn
Elias
Shime Cheat
Hincks Bros. & Co
New York Stock Exchange
State Street
Bridgeport, Conn
THE
Savings Department Bank
Wall
Froea Etos
D. M. Read Company
Bridgeport Trust Co
State ST
Barnum