Trucks Reach One Third Of New Haven Railroad Tonnage
Hartford June 30. Motor trucks in Connecticut carried more than one third of the tonnage of the New Haven railroad system last year. State figures show 9 percent commercial vehicles with 34 000 tons capacity registered in 1928. If fully loaded daily, they could move 15 410 000 tons versus the railroad 28 934 588 tons. New Haven led in registrations. Hartford second among cities listed.
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Hartford
Connecticut
New York,New Haven and Hartford Railroad
State Motor Vehicle Department
Eday
New Haven” Road
Public Utilities Commission
Boston
Providence
New York
New Haven
Norwich
Stamford
Stonington
Stratford
Torrington
Wallingford
Waterbury
Windham
Reality Records: Local Deeds and Mortgages Listed
Realty transfers include East Dans realty corp to Herbert Smith on Remington Street for 2000 dollars and Samuel Slotnick to John J. Jones on Seaview Avenue for 4500. Multiple mortgages and quit claim deeds are recorded, including William Wothmaghe to City National Bank for 275000 on six parcels and John J. Jones to Annie Jones on Staview Avenue.
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Dan Realty Corporation
Herbert Smith
Remington Street
Samuel Slotnick
John J. Jones
Seaview Avenue
Jacob V. Wallace
Frank Flodaingth
Iranistan Avenue
Es Mary Kuruc
John and
Mary Lukacsik
Caroline Street
Annie Terry
Carl Wenstrometux
Arcadia Avenue
Mary H. Stenger
Carl H. Wenstromedux
Paul Goldberg
Julius S. Weiss
Fairfield Avenue
Hijen Anderson
David W. Price
Homestead Avenue
Martin Glynn Et al
City Savings Bank
Olive Street
Joseph and
Maryangele Farise
Samuel Katz
Middle Street
Samuel Slotwick
Julia Sas
West Side Bank
Flower Street
American Bank and Trust Company
Alexander and
MM. Luna
Mechanics & Farmers Bank
Dover Street
William Wothmaghe
Ciy National Bank
Annie Jones
Staview Avenue
Anna W. Neary
James F
John J. Neary
Fourth Strect
Commodity Prices in New York June Report
Current cash prices for staple commercial products listed for June in New York, with year ago quotations used for comparison. Provides concise figures and context for key items and market conditions.
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New York
Waning Interest in Trading Drops Prices in Bonds
New York June 3 Waning interest in bond trading today forced prices generally lower though public utility and a few industrial issues rose. Foreign financing dominated investment circles. American portion of a 7 1/2 percent Hungarian reconstruction loan of 7,500,000 to be offered Wednesday at 87 1/2. A 10,000,000 Kinland industrial mortgage loan guaranteed by government caused a 3 point drop in Finland 63 to 88. Preparations for a 2,500,000 Norwegian municipal loan. New Orleans Texas and Mexico fs and Rio Grande and Western 4s sold at year’s top prices. Other changes minor.
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New York
Kinland
Finland
New Orleans
Texas
Mexico
Norwalk Banker Henry Price Dies at 69
Henry Platt Price 69 longtime cashier of the National Bank of Norwalk died shortly after 4 today at his home 9 Bettswood Read He had been in poor health for some time Survived by wife Mai Chelwell Miller son Conrad C Price and a grandchild One step daughter Mrs James F Fielder of Jersey City wife of the former governor Funeral services will be at his home at 340 oclock Wednesday afternoon Rev George Bojamin Tompking will officiate and interment in Riverside cemetery Directors of the bank will be pallbearers
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Norwalk
Henry Platt Price
National Bank of Norwalk
Bettswood
Price
Mai Chelwell Miller
Conrad C. Price
James F. Fielder
Jersey City
Clail
George Bojamin Tompking
Notewalk Methodist Episcopal Church
Riverside Cemetery
Grain market soars on persistent rain and crop outlook
Persistent unfavorable weather and bullish crop estimates boosted grain prices in Chicago trading. December corn and all oats deliveries topped prior highs with July and September corn rising, wheat gains tied to Winnipeg futures, while oats remained heavy and provisions fluctuated as buyers and sellers pressed floor activity.
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Chicago
Winnepeg
Wichita
Curb Market Mixed Gains In Oil Shares Momentum
New York curb market trading showed irregular gains led by Prairie Oil and Gas up 1 1/2 points on reports of curb production steps in mid garment field. National Tea rose to a record top near 205 while Public Utilities were mixed. Mining shares were weak with a few exceptions like Independence Lead. bond trading remained heavy though price moves were small.
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New York
Prairie Oi and Gas
National Tea
UN & Points
Publi
Trade Reduction Fails To Halt Stock Advances
New York June 30 The upward stock market persisted into a fourth week with reduced volume as large traders waited for the Democratic presidential nominee. Leading gains included Woolworth at a record 120 1 2 and Kresge at 61 1 4. American Can and United States Steel moved higher while naval oil lease indictments did not dent shares. Foreign exchange saw the Canadian dollar at 99 1 8 cents and Danish kroner weaken, with most rates flat.
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New York
Issee
Woolworth
Kresge Department
United States Caat Tron Pipe
American Express
American Radiator
International Telephone, Kinney & Co
Railway Steel Spring
Remington Typewriter
American Can
United States Steel
Baldwin
Studebaker
Prin
Pals
Naval Oil Lease
Ois
Pan-American
Sinclair
Transcontinental
Prairie Oil and Gas
Moffat Field
Atlantic Refining
Farhway
Daniel Boone Woolen Mills
Bond Prices Advance and Bond Market Gains In 1924
The past year shows bond prices rising steadily and a sharper upturn in early June for forty issues. Bond sales on the New York Exchange reached 41,717,604,870 at par by June 21, up from 1,5121,905,060 a year earlier, indicating growing interest, especially among smaller investors, in bonds as safe, regular income while stock markets stagnate.
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New York Exchange
International July 4 celebration marks postal Union anniversary
The Universal Postal Union will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary in Stockholm on July 4, commemorating postal peace and the reducing cost of international mail. The National Geographic Society notes how the union cut a letter’s cost from dollars to cents over decades, and highlights ongoing coverage of global mail routes, nonmember regions, and the reach of its magazines.
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League of Postal Nations
Universal Postal Union
Stockholm
Sweden
Nations of the Earth
United States
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Confederation of Nations
Organization of World States
Billitons
Kalamazoo
Yimbuktu
Postel Union
New Zealand
United States-New Zealand
England
Brazil
Abraham Lincoln
Berne
Switzerland
Treary Steamer Mall
New York
Taven
Hedjaz
Afghanistan
Arabia
Balughistan
Johore
Trengganu
Maldive Islands
Nigeria
Nyasaland
Rhodesia
Santa Crus Telands
Pitcairn Islands
Russia
Iraq
Tonga
National Geographic Magazine
Tre Bera
Society
Gambian
Monaco
Abyssinia
Cahon
Zanzibar
Society Islands
Seychelles
Canada Starts Move 70 to Safeguard Forests
Canada launches a forest protection drive under the Save the Forests banner. School children nationwide are being organized to protect Dominion timber resources. The Interior Department distributes forest-fire prevention pamphlets to schools and educational institutions as Minister Charles H. Stewart calls forest care a national duty amid Central Russia cuts. Forest production in 1929 valued at 170 million plus dollars.
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Canada
Dominion
Federal Department of the Interior
Charte H. Stewart
Russia
New Buick Home at A L Clark Co Is Magnificent
The Arthur L Clark Co Buick agents in the Park City for 23 years unveil eight new Buick body models and a new seven car range with 1149 inch wheelbase engines. Clark Co moves to a mammoth Fairfield avenue location opposite the Burroughs home with a Black Rock station for gates and service and over 30 000 square feet of floor space.
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Buick
New England
Arthur L. Clark Co
Park City
Clark Co
Fairfield Avenue
Burroughs
Black Rock
Mayor Schedules Sealed Bids for $450000 School Bonds
Bridgeport mayor solicits sealed proposals for a $450000 Series D school bond issue. Bonds priced at 4 1/4 percent, $1000 denominations, maturing $15000 annually from July 1 1925 over 30 years. Bids require a 2 percent certified check. City debt totals $10,930,000. grand list pending shows $18,094,579.
Cotton market closes higher on bullish condition reports
July opens 28.95, closes 29.91, net day gain 16 points as market holds narrow range. Other options ease 7 to 12 points. Journal of Commerce reports condition 62.9 and crop 11,082,630. Commercial Appeal shows 70 and 11,909,000. Showers in south Gulf states, fair to cooler elsewhere. outlook mixed across regions. Quotations received via Firsch Lilienthal private wire at 111 Main St Security Bldg Room 208.
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Iew
Journal of Commerce
Fae Commercial Appeal
Gulf States
Mississippi
Gulf
South Atlantic
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Firsch, Lilienthal and Company
Main Street
Liberty Bonds Market Update From New York June 30
Liberty bond listings show various issues including Liberty 1st 4s Liberty 2nd 4s Liberty 3rd 4s and 8s with dis and ard markings. Treasury 1s are mentioned in the closing update.
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New York
Liberty
Treasury
Metal market brief from New York and Midwest prices
Copper quiet with electrolytic spot at 13 1 2 and futures 12 1 2 to 18 6 8. Mn firm at 44 25. Iron steady with No 1 Northern 29 50 and 21 09, No 2 Northern 19 00 20 00, No 2 Southern 20 00 21 00. Lead 7 90 spot. Zinc quiet, Gast St Louis spot and nearby 6 77 6 80. Antimony spot 8 40.
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Ajax
Allied Chem
Allied
Allis Chaim Bait
A&p
Aim
AT & T
Ohio
Beth
Ch & al Wi
Chile
Fleischmann Abm
Goodrich
Goodyear
Goodyr
Harvester
Hayes
Houston
Kennecot
Keystone
Kresge
Bo Boy
Usnd
Lehigh Val
Maracaipo
MK & Tt
Oy Ang Adon
MK_& T
Mo Paelfie Agg
Tend Wits
Ana Park & the Se
P&e
Philips Pet
Ang Ponta
Ann Savage Arms
Seaboard
An Saghnard
Aise Tan Secr
T & Steet
Ian Wrehgai
Javan
Wilelos
New York
Worthern
Shipping Arrived and Sailed Notices From Ports
Shipping arrivals list multiple vessels with origins such as Liverpool Boston and Glasgow and destinations including New York Montreal and Naples with June dates. Sailed vessels include President Van Buren and Columbia from Colombo Glasgow Plymouth for New York. A note mentions Tokyo schools holding glassed in architecture classes for girls.
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Jarmania
New York
Liverpool
Boston
Ohio
Southampton
Santa Danina
Naples
George Washington
Bremen
Saturnia
Glasgow
Montreal
Regina
Hellig Clav
Christiansand
Timpress
France
Hamburg
Quebec
van Buren
Colombo
Maanila
Columbia
Melville
Plymouth
Navre
Tokio
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Bridgeport
Reality Records
Uc, S. Treasury
Balnee
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Frank C. Brotherton
Noble
New England Equity Corp
State ST
Tinning Heating ‘Plumbing
J. Wade
Hawley Ave
Henry P. Price
Chicago Board of
Hirsch, Dillenthal and Company
New York Stock Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Main St
Aig
Mecca
Tibet
Canton
Bheland
Brindisi
Italy
Orient
Germany
Great Britain
Southapton
A.L. Clark CO
Metal Market
Investment Department
Hincks Bros. & CO
Bridgeport, Conn
Telephone Barnum
Hemphill, Noyes& Co
John Street
Barnum
Enaelim _Hoston
Pittoburah
Genered
Syracute Serantass
Fidelity Loan Corp
Middle St
Col
John B
J. Miller
Guaranty & Trust Co
Bridgeport First Mortgages
Iquick
Eget Loans
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Fairfield Ave
Licensed & Bonde
Bridgeport Marchants
Warner
State Bank
Mutual Finance Investment Co
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