Bears Join Bulls as Stocks Rally and Rail Shares Rise
NEW YORK July 20 market advanced with broad demand across industrials and rails. Key gains noted in Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Eastern Illinois Central and Union Pacific while Baldwin Studebaker and United Steel posted modest rises. Short interests faced difficulties entering, and money market rates held around 1 1/4 percent with commercial paper steady.
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Semana Serior
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chivaro & Eastern Ulinwis
International Great Northern
Llinois Cenaral
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Baldwin
Studebaker
United Steel
Itr
Steward~er
Pierce Oi
Americas
General Asphalt
American Losch
Crucible
Local produce market reports steady potato prices amid mixed yields
Telegram from the Marketing Bureau notes potatoes sold mostly unchanged, beans in liberal supply yet weak, berries arriving freely with prices steady, and outlook firm. Cantaloupes scarce, peaches scarce, veg crates and grain prices listed alongside live stock and meats figures for farmers.
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State Board of Agricultors
Long Island
Hinnery
Wathwestern
Foreign exchange market shows small shifts in London Paris rates
New York July 26 The foreign exchange market featured a drop in German marks to a new low near 0.062 cents or 1.059 marks per dollar Demand sterling rose to about 4.4034 while francs moved to 3.83 cents Cased 485.45. note Paris francs and Swiss rates show minor changes amid unsettled trading.
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New York
Paris
Ifrenhagen
Switzerland
Spain
Esetas Sigerlin
New York Cotton Exchange Faces Sale of Barrett Credit
July 20 money items note a Calmn ey firm quote with high and low rates and a ruling rate at 1-4. Frank M Barrett, a cotton broker of Augusta Georgia, informed the New York Cotton Exchange that he cannot meet obligations and requested his cell on the exchange be offered for sale.
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New York
Frank M. Barrett
Augusta
New York Cotton Exchange
Real Estate Activity in Westport Town Buoys Market
Westport reports multiple warranty deeds filed in Town Hall on State Street. King Mansfield of Compo sells Old Back Road land for 500 dollars to Sherwood Ui. Harold Gorham of Norwalk sells Great Marsh land to Wilin Mahoney. Marion Harris of Westport sells Compo Beach lot 112 to Jeretah Toomey of Mount Vernon for 3509 dollars. Sherwood Bay sells Compo land to Harriet W. Baden in New York City for 1007 dollars.
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Westport
Edward
Birge
State Street
King Mansfield
Compo
Old Back Road
Sherwood Ui
Bay
Danbury
Harold 4. Gorham
Norwalk
Great Marsh
W Nilin Mahoney
Marlon B. Harri
Compa Beach
Jere- Tah B. Toomey
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Sherwood Bay
Compa
Harriet W. Bawden
New York City
Wheat and corn slide as Canadian rust reports fail to shock
Increased pressure to market newly harvested wheat dragged prices lower in the latest wheat market. Corn and oats fluctuated with declines and gains, while provisions showed a mixed response as traders weighed Canadian chatter, crop prospects in Kansas and North Dakota, and export demand against domestic selling.
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Caicago
Thiz.org
Canada
Kansas State
North Dakota
Tutadas
Market Summary Shows Sharp Rise Across Oil Coal Shares
Prices moved higher across the euro market with coal stocks leading the gains. Reading Coal and Glen Alden rose while Armour of Delaware advanced. Quarant fell and Cleveland advanced. Magnolia Oil, Imperial Oil, and Prairie Oil & Gas posted gains as mining shares stayed active.
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New Fork
Glen Alden
Armour of Delaware
Hn Woors
Cleveland
Tarser Ecale
Standard Oil
Magnolia Oil
Impérial Oil
Prairie Oil & Gay
Cotton Voltaire Plura led Pup Show At 1795 Duke
Fragmentary report from Herien Home News notes a pup show termed pupnmz and a marionette display performed before the Duke of Bourbon in 1795. Volture allegedly aided in manipulating the figures during the diversion.
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Marlonette
Duke of Bourbon
Volture
Herien
Newa
Metal Marts Report Signals Better Sales Volume
In New York the metal market shows improved sales volume across metal marts with stronger export demand from Germany and the Orient. Copper and lead prices fluctuate around 14 to 14.5 cents delivered while buyers wait for clearer direction amid mixed weekly activity and firming exports.
Agricultural trends and crop reports temper the midsummer outlook
Bradstreet’s July report notes improved trade and industry with added conservation efforts in growing regions. It highlights irregularities and partial evidence of wheat decline, while favorable weather supports cotton growth. Bank clearings and market activity are mentioned amid unsettled conditions and late-season expectations.
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Weil
Eeromparison
Absener
Saleamen
Irpad
Catton
New Building Plans Take Actual Form In City Center
Plans for a new building at 1034 Main Street by Reid and Todd Jewellers and a new business block on Middle Street between Wairfield Avenue and Wall Streets for Vale University Realty are moving forward. Local contractors expect early bids on town construction projects while a report of a jewelry firm’s involvement with Stephen D. Horan in a site purchase remains unconfirmed. Additional projects include a $30,000 structure on Wossavh Street for the Pie Worm Company and a Samuel Lowndes factory on Union Avenue, about 32 by 113 feet, with a $36,590 cost. The gymnasium and recreation hall for Park Oy Gramed Heights at 460 Washington Avenue has been contracted to Mpifano and Fraginell and John B. DeNomme, with an estimated $75,000 price. Progress continues on Marty Platt’s garage and showroom at 62 Wairfield near Courtland Street and Blue Ribbon garage on Cannon Street, renovating for a showroom and display windows.
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Main Street
Ap Reid & ‘Todd
Middle Street
Wairfeld Avennue
Wall Streets
Vale Undiversity Realty
Perfuses
Stephen D. Horan
Fritz and Hawley
Todd
Wossavh Street
Union Avenue
Samuel Lowndes
Park Oy Gramed Heights
Trolugibus
Washington Avenue
Bee
Mpifano
Fraginell
John B. DeNomme
Marty Platt
Franklin
Wairfield
Courtland Street
Dairy Products Market Report July 30
Dairy prices in New York and Wisconsin show varied movements with creamery butter higher scoring extras from 53 to 40, creamery grades to 38 and 14, state dairy products fluctuating with fresh extras around 14 to 15, entire market unsettled with whites extras 40 to 45, Pacific Coast whites listing 34 to 37 for extras and 29 to 34 for firsts.
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Wisconsin
Pacific Coast
New Haven Sixes Advance Coppers Close Up One Point
The demand for railroad mortgages in today’s bond market was larger than recently and advanced those issues by fractions to just over a point. New York Central Consolidated 4s and Missouri Pacific General 5s rose, while United States government bonds stayed steady. Goodyear 1941 and Cerro De Pasco 4 also gained, with Virginia Carolina Chemical warrants advancing.
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NW York
Juy
New York Central
Missouri Pacific General
Lew Haven
Madson & Manhattan
Chicato & Northwestern
Kansas City Southern
United States
Jurgen
Cerro de Pasco
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Building Permits Granted for 5750 Dollar Work Total
Building Commissioners approved 5750 in permits issued yesterday. Alterations to storefronts at 1154 Main and 1055 Broad, 2952 Fairfield av, 634 Bishop av, 1228 Main, and 19 Edwin provide remodels frame garages at 634 Bishop av and 19 Edwin. A brick garage on Bur roughs St for St Michael the Archangel RC Church is listed.
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Cit
Main Street
Beardsaley
Broad Street
Catherine
Harry Gates
Fairfield Avenue
Allen
Edwin Street
Vatrick Finhaven
Anda
Odgen Street
Euonunio Zaccaria
Burroughs Street
St. Michael Acrhangel R.C. Church
Metal Market Roundup From New York
Copper quiet at 14 3 4 for spot and futures. Tin firm with spot and nearby at 29 37 and futures at 39. Lead steady at 6 90. Zinc quiet near 1 Hast 1. Louis spot and nearby 5 10. Antimony spot 6 95 to 6 96.
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York
Louis
Pound Sterling Averages 94.8 Percent Par Last Month
By Ralph F. Cocch Washington July report shows world currencies mostly under or near par in the New York market over the last 30 days. The British pound traded around 14 cents above par, reflecting postwar debt settlements and government economies affecting balances with the United States.
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Ralph F. Cocch
Washington
York
Federal
Totland
Rapid Growth in Aircraft Production Seen by Babson
Babson discusses aircraft industry prospects noting rapid postwar expansion, potential yearly output over one hundred thousand by 1940s, and shift toward commercial airlines. He cites regulatory needs, airways, landing fields, and public confidence growth, while warning investors to remain cautious amid ongoing technical and regulatory hurdles.
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Babson
Roger Wlahbson
Wellesleya Hilla
van Tivet
Congress
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