Realty Records Warrantee Deeds and Quit Claims Listed
Conveyances show Solindo Palmucci and Eminia Falmucci to Guiseppa Dimorting a parcel with easterly boundary on Huregyonne. Brown to Guriglio and Leone a lot on Birmingham Street. Sherwood to Richard W. Cogswell a parcel on Clinton Avenue. Lipsitz to Pasz tonyszki a tract on Fairfield Avenue. Quit claims from People's Savings Bank to Elmer Grumman on Park, Lee to Hurley on Cleveland Avenue, and others on Lexing ton and Cleveland. Blackman to Bullard on Blackman Place and Rosenburg to Sventesty on Herkimer Street. Schutt to Co. Beach on Read Street. Disbrow to Olbaji on Mountain Grove. Staples to Cole on Hanover. Jennie Co. Beach from the bank on Summit. Frepentacon to Mortis Rome on Stratford. Kornblut to Lipsitz on Fairfield Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solindo Palmucci
Eminia Falmucci
Guiseppa Dimorting
Huregyonne
Robert Brown
Giovanni Guriglio
Samuel Leone
Birmingham Street
Fimma FP
Sherwood
Richard W. Cogswell
Clinton Avenue
Sophia Lipsitz
Mary Pasztonyszki
Fairfield Avenue
People’s Savings Bank
Elmer &. Grumman
Park Avenue
Charles Lee
Robert J. Hurley
Cleveland Avenue
Theron
Jordan and Selleck, Inc
Lexington Avenue
Henry T. Blackman
Lacey R. Blackman
Alica M. Bullard
Blackman Place
Arthur Rosenburg
Frank Sventesty
Herkimer Street
John H. Schutt
Miece
Read Street
Fannie G. Disbrow
Guardian
Elizabeth Olbaji
Mountain Grove Street
Frank T. Staples
James 8. Cole
Charles M. Cole
Hanover Street
Jennie Co. Beach
Summit Street
John Frepentacon
Girls in Stamp Mill at Pearl Harbor Alaska
Irene and Margaret Peterson, daughters of the late John G. Peterson, run a two stamp mill at Pearl Harbor near Juneau with their mother as sole assistant. They plan a five stamp upgrade and manage timber, cottage building, and mining education while maintaining pride of Juneau in their skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Juneau
Alaska
John G. Peterson
Peterson
Fears Warbor
Irene
Margaret
Europe
Junean
Exchange
Live Financial News of Day Tersely Noted
New York July 17 markets cautious amid favorable France news. Steel shares rose to 105 1 4 as government plans to boost iron and steel output emerge. Fourth Liberty Loan may come earlier, with July expenditures around 102 million and weekly war spending near 400 million. War Savings total hits 3.4 billion, treasury loans to 9.4 billion. American Sumatra traded thinly, United Cigar Stores eyed extra dividend. Auto steel stocks weakened on deliveries and possible WIB steel requisition, while Allis-Chalmers reported large May surplus and May end total. Industrial averages up, foreign issues show gains, Haskell & Barker dividend expected to rise. Copper and other metal shares advance with War Industries Board price support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Germany
Austria
Washington
War Industries Board
Omer
Allis-Ghaimers
All-Chalmere
Beth Steel Sells Fifty Million Note Issue Easily
New York shows a stock market steady after war news with strong demand for the $50 million Bethlehem Steel note issue signaling confidence in high grade securities. U S Steel and allied issues fluctuated, while rails and motors fluctuated. total sales reached 270,600 shares and bond activity remained firm with Liberty bonds steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Front
Jong Holdings
Bethlehem Steel
St Louis
Sumatra Tobacco
IU. S
U. S
Motors
Liberty Group
U.S
Grain Operators Puzzled by Trend of Prices
New York July 17. Mixed sentiment in the corn market left operators uncertain about future moves. An opening dip, then a rally, and a late slip as traders weigh whether the August corn peak near 1.65 in Chicago signals a top, with cash demand and receipts influencing expected direction. In Chicago the market also faced cautious short selling and a tentative appetite from buyers. Live stock prices in Chicago showed hogs steady to down and cattle mixed with price ranges noted across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Canadian Northwest
Cotton Quotations From New York Private Wire
New York cotton quotations were received over the private wire of T. L. Watson & Co showing high 249.9, low 242.9, and close 244.2 with 2n14 and 2,520 figures noted for context. Brokered pricing reflects daily market activity in the cotton trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T. L. Watson & Co
Commodity and Stock Quotes Curb Quotations Report
A scanned market page lists industrial and mining stocks with varied high and low prices including 2800 Aetna Explo 121 percent and 300 Burns Bros Ice 30 percent. It covers steel, automotive, mining, and related shares such as United Motors 32 percent and Hecla Mining 41-16, plus many drilling and commodity names with bid and ask-ish figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns Bros
Carlu & P
Marconi of Acera
Penn C&c
Crian
U S
Smith M
United Motors
ABC Metals
Am Tin & Tun
Atlanta Ay
Big Ledge
Boston
Calumet & Je
Caledonia
Canada
Cresson
Eureka
Inter Mines
Mason Valley
Nat Leasing
War to further cut steel allowance
The War Industries Board announced a vast expansion of the war program will raise steel demand and curb supply. For the last six months of the year war needs total about 20.9 million tons, far above the previous peak of 16.5 million. Auto makers sought 60 percent of normal output, but the board could offer only 25 percent, possibly none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Industries Board
American Tin Plate to Add 24 Mills at Gary Ind
United States Steel subsidiary American Tin Plate Co will expand its Gary Indiana plant with twenty four tin mills at a cost of ten million dollars. Chairman Gary cites extraordinary government demand for tin plate as the reason for the extension. PAP Roth-Blum jewelry ad appears with address at 1042 Malin St Upstair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tin Plate CO
New York
American Tin Plate Company
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
John P. Keogh
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
Con
Tiammond, JR
Union St
Bridgeport
THE
NEW England Steamship CO
Resuorts
Aspinwall Lenox
Mass
Berkshire Hills
Bernice
Howe & Tworoger
MGRS
Princess Hotel
Grand View Hotel
Lake Placid, N. Y
Adirondacks
M. B. Marshall
Lake Placid, N.Y
Fee Ex Clark
CG. F
Berkshires
Greylock
New England
Henry N. Teague
Leslee
Williamstown
Nonotuck
Holyoke, Mass
P. J. Behan
Sumatra
United Cigar Stores Company
England
Flaskell & Barkes
Haskell & Barker
Butte
Superior
American Zinc
Beth
Steel
American Woolens
American Woolens Company
Reston
Electror
Ayer Mills
Lawrence
Corn Products
Corn Products Company
Ie First Security
Bankers
John
Conn
New York Stock Exchange
Am & Re Co
G&w
Arch T&s Foe
Ann Copper
Baldwin Loco BS
Bait & Ohio Ba
Fay Beth St
Brooklin RT
Butte & Sup
Calif Petrot
Chi M & St
Col F &I
Chesa & Ohio
Crucible
del Hudson
E Ag Uy Ba
Sh Gen Motors
Val
Goodrich Co
Gt Nor Pf
Aia Greene
Ain Qois
Fay Insp
Inter Nickel
Inter
Inter Paner
Missouri Pac
Nevada
Nysnh&h
Pennsylvania
Sinclair
South Pac Pie
South Rypt
Studa@ Corp'n
UN Cig
U Sind Alco
Es Us Steel
My Lad
U'S Smelter
Utah Cap St
Wabash Pf A
Westing Elec
Willys
Goverment
A. Liberty A
Paige
Hudson
Boanter
Jones
Fairfield Ave
Roth-Blum
Malin St
Barnum
Bankers Corner
MAIN
Stratford
City National Bank
United States Depository
Wall Street
Bridgeport the Woods Industrial Engineering Co
Wiest
James Staples & CO
Connecticut National Bank
Main and
Wall Streets
J. E. Conant & CO
Lowell, Massachusetts
Perkins Company
Lowell
Massachusetts
Stephen T. Whittier
Treas
Laurel Avenue
Brooklawn
Howard Avenue
Brooks Street
Colorado Avenue
Bridgeport Land and Title Co
Main ST
Bri
Provident Development Corporation
Broad Street
Howard Ave
Lenox Ave
Maplewood
APPLE
North End
West End
G. E. Hawes
Warner Bros. Co
Micgoaooal
Joe
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