Reading Segregation Plan Lifts Reading Stock News
Reading shares firm on plan details with late-day weakness, while Reading treasury holdings and expected segregations weigh on New York Central and Baltimore and Ohio. Industrials stay firm as steel prices dip. oil and rail segments show mixed moves amid dividend expectations and potential future announcements.
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Broapan Wali
York
Sztocka
Readins Company
Reading
Lis
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Middle West
Steel
New York
Fragmented Stock Transaction List From Various Firms
A garbled stock ledger mentions numerous companies such as Am Tint Corpoo Am Ref Co Am Tel and Tele Am Woolen Alosa Gold and Anaconda Copper Baldwin Leeo Baltimore Bathlehem Stevl Brooklyn Rapid Transit Pacific Cerro de Pasco and Chi Mand St Paw versus Chi and Great W Ghi Rk Island plus Consolidated Corn Products Goodrich Northern Pure Prds International Paper and Nike among others. The readable fragments indicate a long list of firms across metals textiles and utilities with scattered references to locations and improvised names.
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Iisage
Ain
Alosa
Anaconda
Baldwin Leeo
Baltimore
Bathlehem
Stevl
Brooklyn Rapid
Atwads Pacific
Cerro de Pasco
Chendier Motors
Cel Graphoshane
Chi
St Paw
Chi and Great W
Hamee Consolidated
del Hudson Wish Oo
U. Goodrich
Ora
Nike International Paper Skrennecort
Connecticut Life Insurance Men Meet in New Haven
Connecticut Life Time merchants association gathers at the Gard e House in New Haven today starting at 9 a.m. and continuing through the day. A noon session features Jatin Mansen, president of the First National Bank of New Haven, speaking on the importance of risk mitigation and capital in business.
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Connecticut
New Haven
Jing Herviters Association
Garde
A. Im
Mansen
First National Bank of New
Bankrupt Foreign Exchange Firm Faces Receivership
In New York a voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed against Christopher Hannevig and Bannergy and Company, exporters of foreign exchange and shipbuilding, with debts over 8 million and assets around 700,000 pounds. A temporary receiver was appointed to protect assets of Pusey and Jents, a Delaware firm tied to the drydock company, amid the financial embarrassment blamed on wartime contracts and delayed compensation from the United States Shipping Board.
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aAevival New York
Fev
Deq Uyors
Christopher Hannevig
Bannergy and
Compan Banking
Hannevig
Harmevig
United States Shipping Board
Knox
Henry A Wise
Thomas P. Hanagan
Ilannev
Pation
Pusey and Jents Company
Delaware
Fimare Drydock Company
Farmers oppose repealing excess and income taxes
J and Howard of the American Farm Bureau Federation told delegates at the All-American cooperative congress in Cleveland that stronger efforts aim to shield farmers from tax repeal. He said corn belt farmers plan to donate 50,070,000 bushels to starving provinces of Hong Kong and Europe, with railroads and naval reserves volunteering to support transport and delivery during Washington’s five day campaign in February.
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Cleveland
J. & Howard
Farm Bureau Federation
Howard
Ohiio
Indiane
Winetowa
Kansas
Nebdraska
Missoure
Prope Ofhida
Europe
Nailroad
Seaboard
American Barn Bureau
Washington
Griswold estate valued as thirty thousand dollars
The probate court heard that Trumbull who died January 3 last was appointed Griswold widow. Judge Miller presided with Davis and Eppraixe ratrix. Heirs listed include Fred Cavariatte, Ari vne He Griswold, and others. Estate value cited as forty five million three hundred fifteen thousand three hundred forty five dollars.
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Trumbull
Leval Provate
Ja Miller
Griswold
Fred Cavariatte M
Ari
Miller
William 1
Davis
D. Wirector
Eppraixe Ratrix
Fulmer Named for Frank Austin Estate
Fulmer of Badgenart was appointed administrator of the estate of Frank Austin who died here last December. The estate consisted of stock in the Metal Goods company and cash on deposit. The heirs include a son, Frank A. Austin of New York. Judge Miller appointed Arthur H. Maors and Andrew McPherson as appraisers.
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Fulmer
Nf Pragk
Austin
Metal
Frank A. Austin
New Yors Ey v
Miller
Arthur HH. Maors
Andrew Mfc. Pherson
Federal Sugar Prices Rise as Market Shifts in February
In New York on February 11, Federal Sugar Refining announces a 7 cent per pound price rise for refined sugar, signaling a possible further cut. Arbuckle Brothers withdraws from the market, one of several large firms to exit. Raw Cuban sugar trades around 4 and 9/16 cents per pound, up from last week, reflecting tightening supply and a shifting market.
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New York
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Federal Sugar Refining
Tony
Federal
Arbuckle Brothrg
Clearing House Reserve Totals Reach $19 347 556
Clearing House reserve totals show a weekly increase of 2 480 080 from last week with total reserves at 19 347 556. Washington officials discuss possible government permission for Cirhan sales while urging orderly action under supply and demand laws. Cuban sugar futures ease but buyers seek raw sugar amid market anxiety and stock shortages across refiners.
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United States
Cirhan
Washington
Crnerxl
Rowper
Cuba
Duke
Om. F
Anc Porto Tico
Oryam
Ark Ak
Boston Attorney To Prosecute Old Colony Trust Co
Boston attorney J. Willian Flaherty, with Assistant Attorney Albert Hurwits, to prosecute cases against the Old Colony Trust Co and its agents. The firm, rival to Charles Pongs, allegedly aided in a foreign exchange deal. About $488.69 circulated as aid.
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Boston
Old Colony Trust Co
Genon AL Jodan
Eval J. Willian Flaherty
Ly Agt
Cheneral Albert Hurwits
Directory
Old Colony
Igor Sign Sixchange Company
Charles Pongs
Ta Aid
Rogers Faucet Company elects new directors
At the first meeting of Rogers Faucet Company shareholders held, directors for the ensuing year were reelected: Rogers Sachrebber Wusert Plood, Joan A. ne Ja. Sullivan, Kistlewaite, Charles Bradford, Pat- Ww. W. Sherman, Alfred J. Donlex, Terence Rogers, Charles W, John B., and J. Bergeron.
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Sho Cholders
Rogers Taucet
Fuyer
F Rogers
Sachrebber
Wussert Plood
Joan A.ne Ja. Sullivan
Kistlewaite
Charles Bredford
Pat- Ww
W. Sherman
Alfred J. Donlex
Terence Rogers Charles W
John B
J. Bergeron
Waterbury hardware merchants bankrupt case reported
A Waterbury hardware merchants bankruptcy filing is noted with reference to Deblin and Norris Sapan. The report cites figures around F1G.689 and BH 21a, detailing the creditors and legal action surrounding the firm.
Cotton and market mixed in narrow trading session
The market ended with narrow prices and limited changes as selling pressure eased and short covering supported prices. New Orleans and London interests showed light buying while commission houses moved both ways amid a steady tone and subdued sentiment.
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NW York
New Orleans
Maren
Tag
May
Doe
Gelover
Caotes
Manchester
Adlen
Firmnese Af Farnign Exchange
Wold
Werkmit
Altia
Market Report From A Blur of Turmoil
The item describes a volatile market with prices fluctuating and early reports failing to provide clear quotations. It notes shifts in trade, publisher lack of price transparency, and regional activity affected by hedging and supply moves. The piece mentions prices and lines from various areas and observers, with a cautious tone about upcoming weeks.
Liberty Bonds and Market Figures Update
In unclear OCR text, Liberty bonds and market figures appear with mixed numbers such as 87.90 and 8.51. Some entries reference Entitled securities and totals, but the legible facts are fragmented and uncertain. The readable parts point to bond prices and possibly dates, but specifics are not reliably extractable.
Judge Landis Blames Directors for Embezzlement
Judge Landis faults bank directors for allowing embezzlement at National City Bank. He notes officers received salaries while criminals looted funds and wages were paid despite thefts. The court considers future actions before sentencing and mentions penalties already paid in the case.
Real Estate Transfers and a Burglary Tale
A jumble of property transfers includes Marcus Air Reeds to Davenport avenue, The Conet Nation Banc of Bridgeport to Fictional Bank of Bridgeport and others along Main street. A narrative recalls a burglary case with a vault breach and an escape, detailing suspects and the dramatic aftermath.
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Marcus Air Reeds
Fernie
Ravenstein
Morris B. Render
Davenport Avenue
Conet Nation Banc of
Bridgeport
Bank of Bridgeport
Pisen
Main Street
Tioga
Katherine Rogan
Seaview
Wattle
Bate
Brite S
Birsey
Norman
Ifapry Lanides
Lew Varren
David Feurer
Landes
New York
Commodities Market Movements Amid Mixed Demand Signals
In London and Liverpool trading, prices edged higher on improved southern grade demand and Germany inquiries, while bearish sentiment kept some grains at low levels. Gains in cloths and soft goods supported related markets as traders watched pre-tournament pricing shifts and short-covering activity against uncertain export outlooks.
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York
Tech
Catton
Liverpool
Germany
Keverly Was Also Promoted By Suies
Prink
Ervyen Nash
Chu
Pilding Parmers Permits For Work Across City
Permits issued by the acting supervisor yesterday for construction projects at several sites: a storehouse on Barnant Avenue, a public passage on HG Bane Street, a family dwelling on The Gheriof, and a brick venient at Manhattan Avenue. Also noted are a frame dwelling on Cah Wenharser and a frame garage on Lorraine Street, with rental inquiries at the Kossuth site.
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Eermits
Yapeetor
Fellowes Prame
Barnant Avenue
Moh
Framany
Taal Royelling
Madison Ave
Imi Wrause
Brick Venient Publi Easige
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Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company
Norfolk & Western
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baldwin
Crucmiestec
California Petroleum
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Lehigh Alley
Perdeunsyo
Midvaie Steel
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Missouri
Miami Copper
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Pacific
Pan Am Petrolouns
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Studebaker Corp
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Willys Overland
Bears
Hannevig & Co
Chicago
Murat
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Alore
Rite
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U. S. Steel Gearporaian
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Frank Austin
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Rogers Faucet Company
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Vitor Anil
Eversee
William R. Bule
Metropolitan Audit CO
NOBLE
James Staples &Co
Private Bankers
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A. M. Wooster
Attorney AT Law
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Patent Office
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Main and
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First Mortgage
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Trust Department
Charles G. Sanford
Edmund S. Wolfe
Lous B. Powe
Walter B. Lashar
Sumner Simpson
Peter W. Wren
Rhebert A. Beers
F. N. Newham
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the Commercial Bank & Trust Co
Congress
Conn
Southern New England Telephone CO
American Fabrics CO
Sh. Conn. Telephone & Electric CO
Tile Ravbestos CO
Thor Bassick. CO
Bing
Hincks Bros & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Investment Lankers
Equitable Industrial Loan Society Incarnorate
Fairfield Ave
Main ST
State of
Superviston
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