Corn price drop sparks trader caution in New York
New York reports a two cent bushel decline in corn prices marking 12 to 13.8 cent retreat from last week highs. Heavy liquidation focused in September positions amid bearish sentiment. Substitution regulation and government licensing weigh on expectations as weather, receipts, and North American cold wave hints add caution. live stock prices in Chicago show gains but overall market hesitation persists.
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New York
Canadian Northwest
Cotton Quotations From Private Wire Reported
Cotton quotations received over a private wire of T. J. Watson and Co were noted as market activity. Traders awaited further price signals as boll prices and futures edged cautious amid regional crop conditions.
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Chicago
T. L. Watson & Company
Ang
T. J. Watson
YT. L. Watson & Co
Bankers Anid and Brokers
Corner Main and
John Streets
Budgeport
Conn
New York Stack Wxchaste
Real Estate Transfers Across Streets and Avenues
A series of quit claim and warranty deeds detail transfers of land and buildings in multiple streets including Dewey Hancock Englewood Court and William Street. Transactions name buyers and sellers such as Stanislaus Krenuchunas Fannie Baum rind Moroslav Gralger Soph ie Orlowski Barry Schine and Albert Voigt with properties mapped around Grand View Park under New England Development.
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Stanislaus Krenuchunas
Wilt
Anthony Cutyniak
Dewey Street
Jacob I. Cahen
Fannie Baumrind
Hancock Avenue
William R. Jones
Moroslav Gralger
Smulin I. Grotteer
Englewood Avenue
William J. Nichols
Minnie Lh N. Hunt
Charlotte Baldwin
William H. Moraa
Grand View Park
New England Development Company
Motr Trk Deals Highlight United Motors Listings
A compact notice lists vehicle offerings from United Motors including 1100 Chevrolet Motr 133 and 1060 Smith Motr Trk Q-16. Prices show 13k and 15, with a $200 figure noted among contact digits 33 3143.
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United Motors
Atlanta
Big Ledge
Boston & Mont
Calumet & Jeri
Caledonian
Canada
Mother
Strength Returns To Stock Market On Foreign News
On August 28 in New York the stock market steadied with quiet strength as foreign news aided stability. U.S. Steel led gains near a year’s high, copper and independent steels rose, General Motors slumped on a proposed stock increase, and petroleum issues showed mixed performance. Trading totaled 399,000 shares with irregular Liberty issues and domestic bonds.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Utah
Angaernda
pPétroleuims
Mexican Petroleum
General Motors
Thea
U.S
Stratford Events Highlight Local Thursday Socials
Stratford residents face a busy Thursday with a chamber of a Grangers bake at Lewis farm East Main Street a Cambridge social at Black Rock for the Cupheag Club and a Packard hall lecture for nonparticipants. A Sou at on East Main Street will host the annual bake and a large crowd is expected. The Gu pheavg Club plans an outing to Green Lawn Country Club at Black Rock with 7 pm assembly and transport by cars. Alice Baylor Wharton will speak at Packard hall on Red Cross Italy service. Director General Schwab may visit Stratford ships with N E shipyards to inspect Bath Portland and other Maine yards. Aged citizen Brands BE Bacon 72 dies at home on Mast Broadway. Comstock passes second lieutenant exam at Virginia camp. Frank Evitts joins National Biscuit as Bridgeport salesman. Miss Elsie Wheeler hosts at Academy home. Miss Rachel MecGraugh visits. Kings Heralds hold first fall meeting at Methodist church at 3 pm Sunday. Herbert Doolittle ill at home. Best Place to Buy Grain and Feed ad runs.
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Lewis Farm
Grangers
Black, Rock
Cupheag Club
Packard” Hall
Samuel Lewis
East Main Street
Sousatonic Grange
Annnal
Gupheavg Club
Tewt
Green Lawn Country Club
Black Rock
Edith Bacon
Charles
Bridgeport
Westfield Cemetery
New Haven
Singer Manufacturing Company of
Gorion Comstock
Officers’ Training School
Virginia
Comstock
Camp Devers
Frank Evitts
Catherine Street
National Biscuit Company
K Kings’ Heralds
Methodist Church
Elsie Wheeler
Academy
Rachel MecGraugh
Sumlait
Herbert Doolittle
Wing Street
American Brass
Housatonie River
Grain and Feed Wholesale
PETA
Resignations and transfers shake Bethel area firms
David Lane resigns from Shepard Meck company to join Remington Arms in Bridgeport. Cyril Gorman leaves Shepard-Leck to return to Rochester Seminary. William Lane also resigns to work at Remington Arms Bridgeport. John Gorman leaves Shepard Week for Colt Manufacturing in Stanford. Miss Frazel Chase resigns from a French goods store. Some Shepard Meck employees strike over price changes. Ostmaster Willis Todd on short vacation in New York. Miss Alice Brown vacations with Mrs George Trowbridge then returns to Norwalk. Appraisers M Otis and George Ink file probate inventory for Annie Steeples estate totaling 4930.54, with 2800 in estate on Meude Street, 917.41 in Bridgeport Savings deposit, and 822.01 in Paul Savings.
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Jbivtleiel
David Lane
Shepard Heck Company
Remingtons Arms Company
Isridgeport
Shepnard Meck Company
m @ut
Ostmaster Willis Todd
New York
Alice Brown
George Trowbridge
Norwalk
Cyril Gorman
Shepard-Leck Company
Rochester Seminary
Rochester
N.Y
William Lane
Shepard-Bleck Company
Remington Arms
Bridgeport
John Gorman
Shepard Week Company
Stheilplas Tath
M. Otis
George “Ink
Annie Steeples
Meude Street
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Paul Savings Bank
Fire Alarms Patent Dispute Reaches Bridgeport
The Bridgeport fire alarm signals at street corners may infringe a Rochester inventor E W Kelly patent. Kelly alleges his system allows selective signals while Bridgeport’s horn alarms sound at all corners regardless of apparatus direction. Electrician Arthur Platt reviewed the claim, noting differences from the patent and will confer with the city attorney after examining the circulars.
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Winxon
Bridgeport
E. W. Kelly
Rochester
Kelly
Pany
Arthur Platt
Captain Platt
Kely
Obituary notices for Mary Flood Kilroy and Kilroy child
Funeral services for Mary J Fender Flood wife of William J Flood will be held at 9 tomorrow morning from her sister Mrs John Flanagan’s home and at 9 30 from St Charles church with a solemn high mass of requiem. Burial in St Michael’s cemetery. Also, Patrick H Kemmey 54 a New Haven road foreman died Tuesday. funeral at 8 30 tomorrow from M J Gannon 315 John Street and 9 from St Patrick’s church. Burial in St Michael’s cemetery Beoalligaret Kilroy. Margaret Eileen Kilroy 12 died yesterday in Springfield May. funeral from her uncle’s home 887 East Main Street. She leaves madelyn Kilroy and Mrs Edward Rink, James and Hadmond Kilroy, Miss Nellie McNamara and Mrs C C Davis as aunts.
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Mary J&. Fender
William J. Flood
John Flanagan
Pembroke — Street
St. Charles’ Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Mary Teulalia
St. Rose's Seminary
New Haven
James Flanagan
This City
John Stark
New York City
Patrick Keating
Ireland
John Pender
Patrick H. Kemmey
New Haven Road
James H
Simon J
M. J. Gannon
John Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Oalligaret Ik
Kilroy
Margaret Eileen
John
Margaret Kilroy
Springfield
Mays
Thomas Maloney
Navy
East Main Street
Madelyn Kilroy
Edward Rink
James
Hadmond
Nellie McNamara
C. C. Davis
Believe Oil Dispute With Mexico Seen Settled Without Gov Aid
Bankers and oil interests in New York and Bridgeport express belief that the Mexican oil dispute can be satisfactorily resolved without government action. Oil producers favor fair terms, acknowledge Mexico’s need for revenue, and anticipate continued development of Mexican and U.S. oil assets as Doheny forecasts postwar growth.
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Mexican Petroleum Company
Doheny
Washington
Fraternal Adelphian Lodge Prepares Fall Work Review
A meeting of Adelphian lodge I. O. F. discussed fall work and rehearsed by the lodge orchestra. The service flag shows 35 stars and a committee will attend to welfare of members in U S service. Major business planned for Wednesday night September 1. Oil refining capacity is estimated at 1 250 000 barrels daily, about 45 percent above current consumption, signaling future growth as pipelines expand.
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Adelphian
Adelphian Lodge
North Haven police arrest motorists in campaign for traffic laws
North Haven police arrested Morris Berger Henry Bordorus and Wally Aflranmiex of Bridgeport during a campaign in the town to enforce state automobile laws. General Manager C L Bardo of the New Haven railroad was also taken into custody. Eighteen cases were to appear in town court last night. A chimney fire at a six family house at 405 Sprague Street caused a still alarm. Fire crews stopped the blaze with chemicals and no damage resulted.
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Morris Berger
Henry Bordorus
Wally Aflranmiex
Bridgeport
New Haven
North
C. L. Bardo
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Apear
Spruge Street
E. B. Caraendee
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