Wall Street Tracks Railroads Amid Strike Doubt and Oil Rally
Wall Street traders expected no railroad strike as unions likely accept the award, while oil shares held firm on prospects of new wells. Bonds and Liberty issues firm with subdued market activity as traders await freight and wage developments. several railroad and industrial stocks showed strength, with sugar futures retreating.
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Erie
York
Gestopineensin
Simu Stack
Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Board of Directorc
Sayig
Two Ears
Trafic
Ideal
South America
Buenos Aires
Bridgeport Wholesale Prices Reported For Produce And Dairy
A Bridgeport market listing details wholesale prices across produce dairy and meat. Entries show corn at 5 per 100 cars beans peaches veal and lamb prices higher eggs scarce and regional fruit costs including California oranges and blackberries. Local potatoes and cabbage along with poultry and dairy products are itemized with unit costs and quality notes.
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New Jersey
California
Market Prices and Grain Notes From Local Sellers
A miscellaneous market report details prices for live calves dressed beef and pork products with ranges from 26 to 38 cents per pound and 19 to 20 cents per pound for fancy cuts. It notes steer beef dressed prime sides at 26 to 38 and Hind 85. It mentions No 1 saied oats and bagged grain costs, and reports large quantities of No 1 grade potatoes being unpacked. Native potatoes sell around 25 cents, native tomatoes fetch 4.75 to 5 dollars per 14 quart baskets, and native green corn brings 4.50 to 5 dollars for 100 ears.
France to repay U S loan in Anglo French agreement
Paris July 21 A ministry of finance representative will travel to the United States within days to arrange payment of France's share of the Anglo French loan. The move signals steps toward honoring the loan agreement and reinforcing financial ties between France and the United States.
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France
U. S
Paris
Ministry of Finance
United States
Dry goods prices in New York 1973 spring line
A 1973 New York dry goods price note reports combed yarn wash fabrics and white goods for spring. Men’s lightweight alpaca wear shows twenty five percent advance over last year’s prices. Staple cotton goods softer while print cloths are irregular and weak. Yarns and knits are easy or inactive and worsted yarns dull.
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New York
Liberty Bonds Prices and Bond Subscriptions
Unclear OCR fragment lists Liberty Bonds with numbers 43 and 85.90, second 45 pounds 4.94. Mentions First 4 bonds, fe. NE. No clear event or full details.
Fragmented stock ledger biases and names scatter the page
A damaged stock transaction listing shows high and low figures, last sales and buyers like Addy, Amor Gatton, Amer companies, tobacco and steel items. The text includes numerous partial names, companies, and financial figures, with scattered lines resembling a market ledger from an auction or broker’s sheet.
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Jo Aiger
Wrenn
Hide
Lea
Amer Srrvik
Sumat
Amer Wool
Ninx Motex
Amohel Paul
Amine & Mn
Carina Pullmiun
Hewes Core
Aleghal
Vamidem, Corp
Viahi
Chan Tung Rat
Eis Ching
Rules For Water Power Preparing Regulations
Washington July 1 Regulating administration of federal water power resources to private development is being drafted. The water power commission of war interior agriculture will hold hearings. its first meeting occurs soon. Hearings will push swiftly to enact water power legislation and license terms. Licenses may extend up to ten years with annual charges set by the commission. The government may seize and operate any project after written notice and payment of the invested license amount.
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Washington
Water Power Commission
Tury Payne
Aleskit
Awssett
Water Power BE Commission
Rew FORK July 21 Prices and Market Receipts
The report lists butter and creamery receipts, grade and count for eggs, poultry, and dairy products, plus shifts in wheat corn oats pork lard and fats. Prices show varied movement with creameries and farms reporting mixed yields. Reading notes dairy extras, egg counts, and grain quotes across Pennsylvania and nearby western henneries.
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Creamery
eXirie
Pennsylvania
Hearby
State
Penn
West
Hennery
Menn
New York
Middle West
Grain market summary with mixed changes in July notices
Readable fragments describe grain price moves in July with oats and wheat cited. Corn shows small gains while soy or oats vary. Provisions trading is unclear due to garbled OCR but notes a broad market hesitation amid uncertain crop prospects. The passage mentions futures with December and March figures and a claimed large bushel enlargement context amid adverse dust conditions.
Cheating House Seventment in New York Sparks Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR yields a July New York note about house exchanges and large sums, including 772,631 and 395,777, with scattered phrases on editors and reserves. Details are unclear, but references to real estate and financial figures imply a public or semi public dispute or settlement.
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New York
Real Estate Transfers and Warranties Listed
Realty transfers and deeds in Brooklyn and surrounding areas list Clarence Wollner and Leonarda Aman, Lillian Gerber, Cornelia Bary, and many others transferring 40 to 186 foot parcels on Bronx Avenue Ponlar Street Maplewood and other streets. Several sums are noted including 42,590 and 3.00 fees, with trusteeship by Bridgeport Land and Title and New Amsterdam Casualty entries.
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Clain Deeds
Clarence BD. Wollner
Sfiun Jinstruini
Centyr Street
Santo Grasso
Leonfrda Amana Feem Lawther
Woon Avenue
Realty
Maun Syrhot
Susaona
G- Balog
Peter Medre
Bronx
Ponlar Street
Cornelia A. Bary W. Walker
Walker
Talar- Yacko
Virostok
Senview
Annie Avene
Ann
Wish
Lillian Gerber
Jeskin
Tony Mastyoi
Lo Jamus
Gorritta
Imony
Mawson Laverne
Avid
Cotter
Lapno
Kime Walker
Jamienski
Road Avenue
Lilien Gerber
John
Annie Kisn
Hyman
Samuel Dworken
James
Glen O'Mara
Colorado
Frederick Bradbury
Howard Avenue
Stevenand
Barbara Dominice
New Amsterdam Casualty Company
Wordin Avenue
Theresa Fish
Lily d
Johnson Street
Suir
Tohere F
jJazle ML
Balkeu
Dinates Enue
Peter Medve
Lyvabeth
Bronx Avenue
Lele Gerber
William BE. Kolb
Charles Wayer
Savoy Sur'eet
Annie Kish
Prederick A. Parsons
Jerlan Price
Laie Vooko
Anna Virostek
H. H. Gerragian
Braylew Avenue
Thomas Laninski
Walter
David H. Cites
Avenuty
Thomas Lapinski
Anna Kamenski
Nalpond Avenue
Tacomala Raipone
Tony Mastr
Madison Aventa
Congress Caring for Washington Birthplace
Washington July 24 Congress allocates funds for refurbishing the birthplace site of George Washington at Wakefield Virginia Wakefield is 115 miles from the Potomac and reachable by water but the pier area is congested and repairs are needed to allow visitors to reach the monument despite limited access and lingering decay.
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Washington
Congress Granite
Wakeheld
Weh
Isorge Washington
Qiilton
Potomac
Deport Elia Self Confessed Anarchist In Debated Case
A self confessed anarchist tied to deportation appears in a wide bound plot context. Officials say the subject will be departed next week after a stay of deportation was granted. The case involves charges linked to political activities and a grand jury proceeding in a rural county.
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Elia
Ellis
Suelibasy
Baber
Sings County Grand Jury
Jilia
Activi
Guggenheims Invest Millions In Tin Mines in S. America
Article reports vast investments by the Guggenheims in tin properties across South America including Bolivia and Chile, with figures cited reaching into millions. It notes potential concessions and plans amid shale oil and broader mineral speculation, plus discussion of paper shortages impacting U.S. publishers and the push to secure newsprint sources abroad.
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Guggenheims
S. America
Atlin
New York
Washington
Bowie
Lemoernsky
Norwark
Isiwen
France
Rae
Boivin
Phry
Goria
Batore F. Muroprad
Guegenheims
Gage
Utah
Colorado
Cory Ty
Faesey
Rome
Carindt States
Honady
le Age
South America
United States
Na Avai
Prohibition Blessing in Disguise Says Hotel Executive
New York July 1 A prohibition era view from S W Stems executive head of a national hotel association in a dispatch arguing prohibition lifts the hotel industry from a moral cloud He cites Ambassadors hotels and cities like Los Angeles and Santa Barbara The piece states prohibition will raise hotel standards demand a home like environment and a wholesome tone, predicting new hotel construction as guests seek comfort and moral guidance.
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New York
S. Wi
Straus
United States
Pope Names Aug. 29 as K of C Day
New York telegraph bulletin reports Pope names August 29 as Knights of Columbus day. Archbishop John Bopiino acts as papal delegate to the United States. EK. of C. pilgrimage plans to sail from New York for Rome August 7. unclear notes mention Laurder and telegraph messages.
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Pope
K. OF C. Day
New York
Tolysi
Benedic
Knights of Columbus
Heam
Messas Guived
Odeyrom
Jonna Bopiino
United
Census figures show mixed changes across Massachusetts counties
ORNSTS PICTURES reports July 21 Washington notes the Tolowimy census summary with varied results across Mass towns. Cambridge and Lowell show 75 950 dollars, while Danvers records a 91 increase. other areas reveal small declines or gains amid fluctuating figures.
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Washington
Agter
Mass
Middlesex County
Cotton Futures Reach Near Record High in New York Market
July 21 reports cotton contracts rising to a new high near the record set on March 3, with prices around 43 cents per pound and later barely steady, down a few points. Export daily totals reached 4,191 bales, with port receipts at 6,513 and stocks at 827,071.
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New York
T. S. Park
Coffee futures edge down after brief rally in New York
In New York on July 1 the coffee market stayed heavy with September futures at times rising to 10.90 and December to 11.08, about ten points above previous close. Later the market resumed a sharp decline, with September near 30.50, December around 10.60 and 10.75, and the close at the day’s lows.
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New York
Hudson Tube Fare Rise Does Not Meet Revenue Estimate
Washington July 21 The Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company says the proposed fare increase to six and ten cents will not yield sufficient revenue to cover interest on its adjusted income five per cent bonds. The company announced in a brief grid presented to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington
Arase
Hudson and Manhattan
Interatte Commerce Commission
Average stock prices report fragment
Unclear fragment shows references to average prices and a week. No readable names, dates, or entities to identify.
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New Haven
Offloe
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Wohans
Renert
E. M. Fuller & Co
Consolidated Block Exchange
Broad St
Newark
Cleveland
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John P.keogh
F. Hantmond, Jr
Liberty Bonds
United Bond CO
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Sui Particolara
Guaranty & Trust CO
First-Heidecopert National Bank
Gora
A. M. Wooster
UL & Patent
Maton St
Bridgeport, Gonn
Duquesne Light Company Jet & Col
William R. Bull
Bridport Conn
American Chain Co
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American Fabrics Co
Bilton Machine Tool Co
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Bridgeport Hardware Mfg. Corp
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Abercrombie & Fitch Co
New York City
Connecticut Telephone & Electric Co
Wiedread
Meriden
Corfu
C. E. Slauson Co
Stamford
Hincks Bros. & CO
Bridgeport, Conn
Foreign Department
City National Bank
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