U.S. Steel Hits High Point Since 1917 in Market Rally
New York trading showed modest gains with U S Steel reaching its highest level since 1917 as foreign loans remained active and wheat demand surged. Bond movements featured railroad groups, utilities, and industrials in steady to firm trading, with Seaboard and Illinois lines achieving notable highs amid cautious optimism for upcoming offerings.
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Food price rise in Bridgeport linked to November
Special to The Telegram George Ti Manning reports a slight 0.8 percent rise in Bridgeport food prices from October to November 1894, with increases in round steak, lamb, canned salmon, oleomargarine, cheese, and coffee. Several items fell, including pork chops, ham, hens, and onions, while eggs rose to 89.1 cents a dozen.
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George Ti. Manning
Washington
Bridgeport
United States
U. S. Department of Labor
Bringe
Port
Method Revealed for Satisfying Merger Opponents
New York reports details of a blanket lease outlining control of Myo railroads. Van Sweringen interests offer dissenting holders a wash in their holdings based on six month average market value, with board appraisal if unsatisfied, and potential forced approval pathways. Dividends will align with each stock’s rate, under a nickel-tate system.
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New York
Jian
Myo
van Sweringen
Van @weringens
Interstate Commerce Commission
U S Steel lead market gains as grains and steel rise
U S Steel shares helped the market surge with a 8 3-4 point rise, as major sectors including grains, fertilizers, and independent steels posted gains. Wheat and corn jumped to fresh highs, while cotton lagged and futures closed modestly down overall. Directors meet next Tuesday amid optimism for distribution of profits amid steady earnings reports from railroads and agriculture-related stocks.
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Dai
Ihob
Smfer Indus
Counon
Lilett
Toure
U. & Steel
Khug
Moncey
Saifmuilatin
Pri
Independent Steels
Digsteel Agricultural Machinery
Airang
American Agricultural Chemical
Financial writer for J C C position detailed
The document notes a financial writer role for J C C with mention of Washington January and names such as Woodlock. It references consideration by a board or committee and positions in commerce and related entities. Names like New York and possible retirement context appear in the fragment.
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Wasmaington
Jan Tho. W. Woodlock
Thuce Berg
jJutenstate Commerce
New York
New Haven year ends with large surplus and optimistic loan outlook
Edward G. Buckland, vice president of the New Haven railroad, told New Haven manufacturers at a dinner that the system has no floating debt and only current facilities as funded debt. He forecast a higher surplus in 1925 if business holds, noting potential savings from Mellon backed interest reductions. The railroad has rebuilt assets over a decade, cutting car hires and expanding efficiency, with a 1924 surplus of 5.096 million under federal control.
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NEW Law
Jan. Ws
A Aato & Group
Ew Haven
Edward G. Buckland
New Traven Railroad
New England
New Haven
Tts
Mellon
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Treasury
Lotr
Buckland
Shcpmen
Done Haven
Commodity Prices New York Cash Quotes Across Staples
New York January 22 commodity prices list cash quotations for staple agricultural products. Comparisons are shown against levels from one year ago, highlighting shifts in staple inputs and market swings affecting buyers and sellers.
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New York
More Active Prospects For Steel Industry in 1925
The article notes rising steel activity in 1925 with strong demand in railroad buildings and bridges, machinery, and automotive sectors. It references consumer purchasing shifts, energy of the steel market, and forecasts by Col. de le Want, suggesting the industry will stay robust as year progresses.
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Ares
Col. de le Want
Bankrupcy Referee Resigns Amid Term Uncertainty
New Haven January 26 Thomas A Kelly referee in bankruptcy for Windham county resigns in a notice to the federal court. The five year term ending in March and expiring calls into question future appointments as details remain unclear and forms and notices are cited.
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New Haven
Thomas A. Kelly
Windham County
Fedesige
Thomas Kel
Severe Weather Hits Maine Potatoes and Prices
Severe cold in Northern Maine slows potato shipments from stores, prompting holders to wait for higher prices. Maine potato prices quoted around 1.90 per bushel, with shipping point prices 6 to 7 cents per cwt higher. Other market effects include steady horticulture prices and mixed changes in fruits, vegetables, eggs, and dairy, reflecting tighter near term supplies and regional demand.
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Maine
New York
Florida
Oranzes
Floria
California
Doar
Prices for Poultry and Dairy in New York Market
Market for turkeys and dairy products shows varying quotes with dull demand. Turkeys ranged 30 to 46 cents, ducks 33 to 47, creamery extras around 80 cents, and firsts about 4 dollars a peck, with state dairy tables noting steady markets and several items priced by weight and quality.
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Eass
Lela
Reamery
Melia
Gasoline Price Increase Announced for Chicago District
In Chicago the Standard Oil company plans a one cent per gallon rise starting tomorrow, raising Chicago’s price to seventeen cents a gallon. The move affects the district and nationwide pricing as fuel costs adjust.
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Chicago
Jan
Vietiar
Empire Gas and Fuel Company
Treasury balance report for January 2 shows 274,886,365
United States Treasury balance as of January 2 stands at 274,886,365 dollars. The figure released from Washington on January 22 records the year’s early totals.
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Washington
Unitedd States Treasury
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