Market Weakness Follows Disturbing Crop Movement News
Market and news from the day show a weak, feverish tone as investors react to federal crop movement plans. Bankers withhold support and advance money rates reach eight percent while railroad and petroleum stocks soften. Traders reduce positions in the afternoon as optimism fades.
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Beqadan
Manly
Housta
Fundamentl
Smunh
Neslec’ Federal, Reserve Board
Warsaw
Rolangée
Tlantic Gulf & West Indies
Sinclair
Dry Goods Market Slows in New York Trade
In New York on August 17, dry goods prices eased with finer yarns driving the decline. Cotton yarns fell as demand showed slight improvement for dress goods and ribbons, and a general opening of leads indicated modest activity ahead of Labor Day.
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New York
Liberty Bonds Market Report From New York Closing
Liberty bonds values show a mixed close with Aus boride at 31 26 and 90.00, Firat 6s at 84.70, Becond 43 at 84.20, I-de at 4.88, Becond 4 1-43 at 4.30, Third ¢ 1-4y at 87.86, Poursh 4 1-13 at 84.00. WVietery 2 d-48 at 95.54, ietoz y 48-48 at 95.54.
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New York
Aus
Boride
Poursh
Wvietery
Ietoz
Sugar prices slip in New York futures trade
Raw sugar futures eased in New York as trading ranged across several contracts. Prices showed slight declines with September at 11.0, December at 12.20, January 10.40, and March 9.0, amid subdued activity and drift in the market.
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New York
Aus
Clearing House Statement Amid Market Balance Totals
Clearing house report shows Norse exchanges with balances totaling $719-210,824 and a treasury creditor of $125,b11. Federal Reserve credit balance stands at $56,988,0, reflecting the system's financial posture and interbank obligations.
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Treasury
Real estate transfers listed in Harris records
A garbled list of warranty deeds shows transfers on avenues and streets such as Howard, Hillside, Maplewood, Denver extension, and Park Street. Names include Muray, Barron, Steinlauf, Gough, Slafs, Kieln, Varish eel, Wulsten, Teskox, Marcane, Halupin, Yacko, Stein hlaus, and Goldstein among others with varied parcel sizes and sums.
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Yenac
Lena Muray
Lena Barron
Howerd Avenue
Harris Steinlauf
Nicole Teskox
Hillside Avenue
William Wulsten
Reuben Slafssky
Park Street
Alexander Kieln
Anna Varisheel
Maplewood Avenue
Emily G. Gough
Conservatyis Jover
John Gough
Carns
Punkel
Railroud Avenue
Washburn Streat
Aranta
Wavs A
AES
Long Barron
Isaac
Lena Murov
Howard
Rocco A
Alaria A. Marcane
George Halupin
Michael Yacko
Deacon Street
Nicole Iuesogno
Harris Steinhlaus
Joseph D.grosso
Arthur Jace
Garneld Avenue
Coffee market sinks to new lows on futures decline
New York August 17 The market for futures in coffee remained weak with prices hitting new lows. December futures fell early then partially recovered but closed weak amid renewed Rio de Janeiro reports and mixed cables from Santos. Prices ranged with September and December posting sizable declines before late trading.
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New York
Privete
Rio
Santos
Merker
Diary Market Talk on Aug 17 Butter and Produce Prices
Diary Market Tork reports butter receipts and varied prices for extras and bags. It notes eyes, fresh gathered produce, and potatoes with irregular quality across Jersey and southern districts, listing ranges for browns, mixed colors, sweets, and onions with unchanged or dull movements.
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Penn-svania
State
Pennsylvania
Nennery
Jersey
Lexington Motor Sales Company Discontinues
Pink K Roberta of Montclair New Jersey organized the Lexington Motor Sales company of S28 Style a treat in thin city on October 31 191% yesterday made notice with the town globe’s office of the discontinuance of the business the notice tied yesterday was sworn out before special master in chancery in New Jersey.
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Pink K. Roberta
Montclair
N. J
Lexington Motor Sales Company
Défore & Special Master In Chancery
New Jersey
Railroads gain nearly 30000000 in loan fund requests
Washington August 17 the or Future state Commerce commission recommended to increase loans from the revolving fund created by the act. The Association of Railroad Executives outlined figures showing additions and betterments rising to 8 317 944 for cars and equipment to 78 349 98, freight and switching locomotives to 20 084 324 and total loan allocations climbing to 52 888 919 for 16 300 new box cars and related maturities totaling 28 000 870.
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Washington
Futuretate Commerce Commission
Association of Railroad Executives
Thew
Early cotton market slips as Liverpool sellers weigh on prices
In CotTon E W Tork on August seventeenth early slices show a net minor technical position with prices steadying after gains. Liverpool and western interests were active sellers while private cables warned of potential price adjustments if demand from India and China remains weak. Exports for the week reached 4,596 bales, with total season movement around 2262 so far, while port receipts and stocks show modest activity.
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Liverpool
India
China
Manchester
Janavary
Pollan
Wales
Mayor of Budapest appeal for aid to ease misery
City Clerk J A T H Robinson received an appeal from the mayor of Budapest Hungary for donations of provisions and clothing for Hungarians. The appeal notes widespread hunger among workers with fixed salaries and describes overcrowding and rising costs forcing people to spend income assets and sell personal belongings for food.
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J. A. TH. Robinson
Budapest
Hungary
Messenger Boy Run Down by Automobile
Charles Fyler of La Yetra Ola at 24 Seefeld Street, a messenger boy, was struck on Main Street yesterday afternoon by an automobile owned by A T Clark of Main Street. Tyler suffered abrasions to both elbows right shoulder and left knee and was taken to the emergency hospital where Dr C J Groark treated the injuries before removing him to his home.
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Charles Fyler
Chamber of Commerce to Discuss Coal Situation
The Lituminous coal issue will be discussed at a coal meeting at the Chamber of Commerce on Friday afternoon. Retailers wholesalers purchasing agents traffic men industrial users and producers will participate to clear up questions surrounding the present situation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Council and Board Meetings Schedule Listed
The Common Council will meet at City Hall on Tuesday September T. The Board of Assessment will convene in the council chamber on September 2 at 7 30 p m.
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Common Council
Board of Appraten
Councll
New Railroad Rates Could Benefit Nation Nationwide
By Holland. The piece argues five years of railway rate increases, tied to Interstate Commerce Commission actions, may stabilise costs and improve freight and passenger services. It notes railroad managers foresee modest consumer price rises but expect better road operation and distribution efficiency, with broader national impact.
Grain prices rise on export demand and strong wheat
Export buying drove the day in Chicago grain trading with firm wheat and corn gains. Sats rose modestly while oats edged higher as buyers returned for December futures, and overall receipts supported a cautious market with a late loss pared by renewed demand and hedging activity.
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Chicago
Algher
Old Records Reveal School Transportation Details
Civil War era notes found in the effects of Daniel Sterling record an effort to transport seven schoolchildren from Trembull district to a new four room school. The plan describes routes, funding via 120 bonds, and supervision by Samuel G Seeley, with court guardianship proceedings noted in Bridgeport.
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Troma the Tasman
Soh
Trembull
Oe Paghua Ghureh
Lams Fil
Bon Track
Addrang
Samuel G Seeley
Bringerart
TRICT
Bridgeport
Pirate Court
Tata
Thomax
Sropny
Geport
Osal
Eis la Maurt
Diresta Gate Guardias
Fivard Thernon
Qivt
Paul L. Miller
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Henry Mne
American Cer &. Foundry
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Ioe
Isn
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ING
Elm Street
New Haven
Conn
John Bernard
United Cycle
State Street
Jacob Prutstein
Tie and Supply
Fairfield Avenue
John Fant
East End Auto Supply
Stratford Ave
Harry Graun
Cycle Company
Stratford Avenue
Fred
Sain Su Tire Lutes Company
B. Zimmerman
Fairfield 4Svenue
Connecticut
Ales
Aloe Charmers
Amar Inter Corp
Merthern
Tol & Tv
Pere Marquetty Arrow
Pierce OW Corp
Pitteburg
Mit & SP
Texas
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ACO
Cuba
Neod Tinsted
Reuben Slatteky
William Wittstein
Anna Wamasicke
Alexander
Johnson
Edwin
Anne Harlem
Alma Ericson
Frederick Riley
Proski Jasper
Sc‘tech
Sylvan Avenue
Sarah Goldstein
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Abraham Schnee
Sarah Galiatein
Kani Berger
Chaim Desds
Max Franson
George Haiapinl
Sarah Golsjseein
Sarat Goldstein
Ivar Berger
Sridgepor
Savinga Bank
William B. Beach
Harral Ave
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WE. Resey
Telland Place
Iswiere Bennett
Lene Barron
Zoet
Howard Avenue
Isadore Bennett
Inghes
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Isadore Gold
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Diary Market
Ruge
Walid
Holland
Newe York
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Commerce Commission
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Nager Pouition
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Seay
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Herman
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Bronklyn
H. W. Reeves & CO
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Colony
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Qanada
National City Company
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Ofices
Soufual Budg
Hartford
Dungeeport
Savings Banke
Harttard
Enrry
The
Wall
No. Maint
Bridgeport Land & Title Co
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