Grain men rally to lift wheat prices at Chicago Board
Chicago traders led by ex-president figures J. F. Gates Joseph F Griffin and Robert McDougal urge higher wheat prices to spur investment buying. They cite Capper Tincher act effects and weak speculative support while noting demand tied to Europe’s financial health and farm commodity outlook.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
J. F. Gates
Joseph F Griffin
Robert McDougal
Mr. Gates
Supreme Court
Griffin
Europe
McDougal
United States
Federal Reserve Bank Statement July 18 New York data
The New York Federal Reserve's July 18 statement lists total grid reserves of 1 001 894 096 06 and total reserves of 1 027 659 494 06. It notes discounted bills secured by government obligations, other holdings, and open market purchases, with total earning assets around 243 236 691 43. Uncollected items total 150 256 548 06, and reserves to deposits plus Federal Reserve note liabilities is 83.3 percent.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal
Federal Reserve
Confident Predictions Highlight Kilbane Criqui Bout
The excerpt outlines Kilbane and Criqui eyeing a Thursday contest with Kilbane expressing confidence and Criqui anticipated to win. Kilbane notes past bouts against Dundee and a draw years earlier, while downplaying predictions and preferring to let the fight unfold.
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Johnny Kilbane
Criqui
Johnnie
Dundee
Kilbane
Griswold Richmond and Glock Co Bankrupt in Meriden
Meriden July 19 Charles W Glock president asks that Griswold Richmond and Glock company of Meriden Hartford and New York stores pass into receivership Judge Wolfe of the Superior Court appoints ex Mayor Daniel J Tonovan to act temporarily The firm has assets of FAN NYC and liabilities of 260000 while Glock family plans no reorganization capital of 56009 cited as a reason for receivership
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Meriden
Charles W. Glock
Griswold, Richmond and Glock Company
Urs City
Hartford
Wolfe
Superior Court
Daniel J. Tonovan
Assera
FAN
Nyc
Glock
New Haven Road Shops Cut Jobs After Freight Drop
Officials announce reduced force at New Haven road shops due to lower freight volume since June 1. Seasonal variation noted. further staffing changes depend on service demand and future freight levels.
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NEW Haven Force
New Haven Road
Bond Market Shows Demand as Rail Stocks Lead Gains
New York July 19 Today's bond market indicates real demand for investment issues with activity in speculative bonds. Government bonds steady with slight improvement. French issues rise, Bordeaux up a point. Rail group dominates gains with Frisco Income 6s Reading General 4s St Paul refunding 4 1 2s and Atlantic Coast Line 4s up. Interborough Rapid Transit 7s up 1 5 8. Denver & Rio Grande declines. Speculative industrials active with Cerro De Pasco 48 up 4 points Marine 63 up 3 and Virginia Carolina Chemical 71 28 with warrants 2 and the 7s up 1.
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New York
United States
Bordeaux
Frisco Inecome
Reading General
St. Paul
Atlantic Coast Line
Interborough Rapid Transit
Avenue Adjustment
Denver & Rio
Seeley Burkowskis Tie at Brooklawn Track Meet
The list shows Seeley and Burkowski tied at Brooklawn with multiple participants from Brooklawn Westport Weatogue Grassy Plain and others posting ages from 91 to 124. A chaotic OCR fragment details numerous names classes and scores in a local athletic event.
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Seeley-Burkowski
Brooklawn
M. J. Rowe
Weatogue
G. C. Gerrish
M. Groves
J. A. Lewis, Jr
Westport
Pei
E. Bailey
I F. F. Bailey
A. Wey Longworth
Grassy Spain
J. Naymond
Woodway
H. B. Ellis
B. Chapman
H. Slayton
New Haven
J. M. Johnson
F. L. Stead
G. S. Bryan
Dial
B. Horan
E. P. O'Reilly
W. D. Yates
Burdick
Beardsley Park
Alley
W. B. Marsh
Si. J. Grill
J. W. Wheeler
J. FE. McLaughin
J. M. Nolan
E. Marmon
W. C. North
J. Speidel
F. Duncombe
Newtown
E. W. Carpenter
H. Seanrigt
Dr. W. TL. Weed
Caebran
Madison
Fox Weatogue
8. Hale To
F. W. Weatogue
Y. Keane
OL. Ferin
Wantogue
W. P. Downe
Grego
Bridgeport
A. J&. Lavery
J. A. McLennon
B. McQuesney
J. Blackmore
H. Hounsleau
Dalatn
G. and
Dbd
Gunther
H. Coops
Uoward
X. Lockwood
Jennings
Drought Harms Connecticut Garden Crops This Season
Dry weather cripples garden crops across many states including Connecticut. Farmers report premature ripening and poor fruit size as corn and potatoes suffer while the general crop remains uneven. Potatoes show light yields as vines die, with New Jersey also expecting a light crop. Market notes list ripening raspberries and peppers amid shifting supply and demand.
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A. G. Wilkinson
Fairfield County Farm Bureau
Scarcily
U. S. Bureau of Corp
Connecticut
New Jersey
Wheat Gains On Black Rust Fears And Government Share Requests
Chicago grain markets rose as buyers chased wheat after reports of black rust in Canada and higher export bids. September and December futures climbed while corn and oats fluctuated and hog supplies pressured provisions. Traders eyed government requests for names of large holders amid mixed receipts and overseas price signals.
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Uricago
Canada
Liverpool
America
North Wes
South Dakota
Copper market report notes price hold in New York trading
Metal market news from New York on July 1 reports copper electrolytic spot and near futures steady around 38.37 with prices unchanged. Spot copper quoted near 609 and early delivery around 605 to 610. Antimony and other metals show limited movement in early notices.
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New York
Furin
St. Louis
Unclear OCR Summary Item
Fragmentary text from a New York page segment shows garbled phrases and missing context about bids, rulings, and names. No coherent events or entities are readable to form a factual card with proper nouns or dates.
Market Briskly Rises as Steel Stocks Lead Rally
New York stock prices moved up briskly with high volume as steel shares led gains. U S Steel firmed to 3 8, Republic Steel preferred up, Studebaker rose 2 1 8, and railroads averaged 86 amid steady money rates and strong public buying from commissions houses.
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Commission Houses
Studebaker
Republic
New York
Tme
U. & Steel
Republic Steel
New National Highway Program May Bring Lower Prices On Food
Washington reports a national plan for 187 406 miles of highways, with federal funding about 55 percent and state shares. The project aims to cut food costs by shortening trade distances, widen access to markets, and modernize rural transport across states including South Dakota New York Ohio Georgia Taois Town California.
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Ralph F. Couch
Washington
United States
South Dakota
New York
Ohio
Georgia
Taois
Town
California
Foreign Exchange Rates Move as German Mark Declines
New York July 19 German marks continued to sink trading at about 2,900 thousandths of a cent each. Other currencies showed gains with Demand sterling rising to $4.5914 and French francs up to 5.8012 cents. Switzerlands francs gained 3 points to 1. The report lists rates for Antwerp Amsterdam Genoa Vienna Stockholm Copenhagen and other small currencies with various fractional changes.
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New York
Switzerland
Frances Rose
Paris
Antwerp
Amsterdam
Genoa
Vienna
Crown
Stoeckholm
Christiinia
Copenhagen
Spain
Merlin Cuarh
Realty Records and Deeds for Bridgeport Area
Warranty deeds transfer parcels among Meyer Weikind Stern Goldberg Ford Beach Stoffitt Aubin and Nazareno across streets on Poplar Hurroughe Lumber Lexington Anson Trumbull Danube court Huntington road and Foster avenues. Quitclaim deeds involve Bridgeport Land and Title Company Niklas Martinski and city transfers. Mortgage deeds record loans of 3000 and 1800 to Nazareno Leverty and Anderson on listed streets.
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Minnie Meyer
Paul C. Meyer
Poplar Street
Elizabeth Weikind
Mamie Stern
Hurroughe Street
Louis Goldberg
Anna Stern
Lumber Street
Veronica M. Leverty
Pariana Nazareno
Lexington Avenue
Gertrude B .Ford
Helen
Rock
Anson Street
Minnie R. Beach
Realty
Willam H. Stoffitt
Joseph _N. Aubin
Trumbull Avenue
Clim Deeds
Bridgeport Land and Title Company
Niklas Martinski
Danube Court
Dorr R. Whitney
City of
Bridgeport
Huntington Road
Arthur J. Hull
Witlam
HH. Moffitt
Fd. Realty
Miklos Martinski
Patriane Nazareno
John A
Dairy Price Fluctuations Hit New York Market
The New York dairy market reports unsettled butter with creamery holdings and extras drifting, while agiheese shows firmness and stale dairy tubs move. Eggish market remains weak with nearby whites and browns showing mixed extra and firsts, as Pacific Coast whites vary.
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New York
Agiheese
Wisconsin
Duliweak
Pacific Coast
New York Cotton Exchange Opens Palatial New Rooms
The New York Cotton Exchange moves from street level to its new twenty four story Cotton Exchange Building on the nineteenth floor at 2 p.m. dignitaries include Colonel John Shute and Edward J Bartielli Jr. The ceremony features a key handover and mural depictions of world cotton ports. The building showcases modern design and high speed elevators to enable a near open air trading phase.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Exchange
Jobn Shute
Liverpool Cotton Exchange
Edward J. Bartiell
Temple G. Wahiney
New York Bay
Governor's Island
Staten Island
Manhattan
New Orleans
Liverpool
Alexandria
Bombay
Wool auctions suspended in London due to dock strike
Wool auction sales in London are suspended because of labor difficulties from the dock strike. The next sale series will start on September 4 instead of September 11.
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London
CURB MARKET REPORTS SLIGHT SLUMP AND GAINS ON STOCKS
New York July 1 Cur market tones brighten with advances along the board as coal shares actives and Standard of Nebraska and Magnolia Petroleum rise. Readings show Reading Coal Rights Gillette Safety Razor and various oils climbing. Mining stocks see large volume and improved prices with several issues gaining.
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New York
Cur
Glenn Aldeh
Gillette Safety Razor
Standard of Nebraska
Standard of
Kentucky
Indiana
Magnolia Petroleum
Cither Service
Combere C
Building work in six months near $2,000,000 mark
Building activity in the first half of the year shows a marked rise with permits totaling about 8,642 and a value near 1,004,000 compared with the prior year. May leads the six month period with 766 permits valued at 443,836, the highest single month for the span. Dock strike ends as Liverpool workers return to work. Birkenhead expected to resume labor tomorrow.
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Brats
Ciy
Jims Re
Bock
Liverpool
Birkenhead
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Hlee
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Main St
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