Labor and rail markets show renewed efficiency and activity
Gary says labor quickly regains efficiency in steel mills and industry as sugar stock weakness fades with larger oil stock and rail demand. Readings and Canadian Pacific display strength in rails while investors await Congress mandates on railroad investment. Total sales reach 8.125 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Gary Sas
Yoo Hoe
Department of
Wait Street
Canadian Pacific
Congress
Teo
Frisco
Southern Railroad
Rock Feland
Chesapeake & Ohio
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Receiver named for Rudolph Saenger firm in New York
John B. Johnston, a New York lawyer, was appointed receiver for Rudolph Saenger company Inc now partly under alien custodian. The firm operates silk mills in Plymouth Massachusetts Scranton Pennsylvania and elsewhere. Principal creditor is William Iselin & Co with claims around 1 000 000. assets valued at 1 800 000 liabilities 1 560 000 remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John B. Johnston
Rudolph Saenger Company, Inc
Plymouth
R. Ti
Scranton
Ig William Iselin & Co
Grain Market Mixed as Demand and Weather Weigh In
Early trading shows mixed wheat and corn moves with weak oats and firm overall tone. Weather fears in North Dakota and Canada curbed gains while expectations of heavy rail demand for grain tempered declines. December wheat trades around 3.09, corn up 1 to 3 cents, oats up about 1 to 8 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cipaso
Peria
American North West
North Dakota
Canada
Cotton New York July 24 Market News Declines Stir
In New York in late July the cotton market started with expected activity but saw a sharp late drop of over 4 cents a pound. Quotes closed weak with October at 33.20 and December at 34.00 as rumors of bear conditions and liquidation weighed on prices amid reports of mill closures and Chinese financial disturbances. Fort receipts totaled 4,030 bales and exports reached 3,638, establishing a seasonal movement of 6,291,326 bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New, York
Marck
Bear National Aimers
China
Dry Goods Market News From New York July 22
Cotton goods were quiet and bu of fine tangy wash goods very limited. Yarns unsettled. Silk at its lowest point yet lacked. Some lines of spring woolens were priced for the hey season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New, York
Average Stock Prices Report
An aged clipping summarizes stock activity with scattered figures and references to average prices over a period. It notes modest movement midweek and mentions multiple unnamed companies without clear values or dates. The fragmentary text offers minimal specifics beyond general market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Tarding
England
Virginia
Coffee market opens higher on improved Santos trading
The coffee market moved up about 20 points today with September futures at 10.55 and mid September closing around 10.78. December and March contracts rose, with May at 11.06, as ongoing Santos market improvements supported gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santos
Harding Cox Fight Over Real Business Cabinets
A fragmented report outlines political maneuvers involving Harding and Cox, focusing on cabinet formation debates, veto signals, and strategic positioning in the presidential race. It references Merritt, New York, and discussions about vice presidential readiness and administration cohesion.
Bridgeport Local Wholesale Market Prices Report
Bridgeport wholesale market notes price drops and varied produce Quality raspberries Bartlett pears and melons listed with crate and dozen quantities Week’s offerings include peppers cucumbers and tomatoes along with poultry meat and dairy items New Haven market observed as generally slow with limited sworn sales reported
Alaskan coal fields seen as key future supply
A telegram discusses Alaska coal prospects and the potential for Gefer good prospect coal from Alaska fields to become a significant supply source. It notes inspections by officials and mentions the Navy Department and Secretary Daniels, with references to Alaska’s coal situation and related dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swashington
Ford
Daniele
Navy
Qeparment
Rae
Alggrian
Nuska
Daniels
Tron Alaska
Moern
Mayne
Welington
Liquor Insurance Policy Plans Spurred By Losses
New York July 22 insurers announced a plan to offer free joint policies to protect owners of private stock against liquor risks. The measure proposes a 20 percent annual hazard factor on nominal stock value, with only a single fatal policy amount granted for liquor-related incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nie
York
Canadian Acquisition Announces Railway Reorganization in New York
Vice President Grirk Mall declares that Contdian Pacific railway takes over the Admentea, Dundonath British Splambit line under provincial government clearance. Value details show $61,107,302 in exchanges and assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grirk Mall
Contdian Pacific Ribway
Admentea
Oil Firms Seek Tax Rule Revisions in Mexico
In Mexico City on July 22 government agreeing to modify tax payments and retroactivity of article 27 of the constitution, oil companies pledge to invest up to 300,000 pesos in new drilling, pipelines, refineries, and tankers. They seek a Teaco ling between Tampico and Mexico City, with discussions ongoing after a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
le Reid
New Dock Facilities For Crane Co Plant
A contract for building new docks and 10 warehouses for Crane Co at Cadar Creek and West End plant, totaling about 60000 dollars, was awarded to T. H. Pardy Construction. The project includes 240 feet of bulkhead and a brick and wood one story warehouse, with sub contractor W. Wy. Habel named. completion is expected in 40 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corel al
Ameriaun
Som Roy
Isaak
Balimare
Isak
Pune
Bowdhar Pac
Alan Strom
Studeba
Texas Company
Ig Pacific Oy
Cuban Sugar Ag
General Motors
Cart
Tun Groot
Orion
Cadar Creek
West End
T. 41. Pardy Construction Company
Black Rock Harbor
W. Wy. Habel
MPCAT Market Brief Confusing OCR Entry
A garbled OCR note lists metal prices and terms with unclear dates and entities. It mentions copper spot and lead rates, delivery terms, and percentages but lacks coherent context or identifiable organizations or persons. The fragment reads as market jargon with distorted spellings.
Finances minister outlines large rail funding target
Tavron Takasa Shi, minister of finances, announced envisions for a significant rail project between the South Mancotan regions. He projected a possible 100,000,005 over the coming years, with funding anticipated from United States sources in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavron Takasashi
South Mancotan
United States
LUCAS MACHINERY SERVICE and shore cottage ads
Classified listing shows Lucas Machinery Service offering lathes and machine tools with warranties at quoted prices. Also advertisements for shore cottages for sale or exchange near Myrle Beach and Milford Connecticut, plus real estate and equipment notices. Contains multiple business names, locations, and contact details from Bridgeport to New Haven and Shelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read Prenticn
I Laoglee Retails
Reed
Ma Rahn-Carpenter
Pratt & Whitney
Fox St
Bridgeport
Conn
Shelton
Apat
Kolatazé
Eastera St
Yorke City
PlulyZtitaoko
Myryle Beach
Cote
Beach
Tate
Masiteo Fearn
Wartime era savings bank annual meeting notes unclear
Fragmentary OCR text cites a annual meeting of a savings bank, deposits, assets, bonds and cash on hand, with several garbled names and figures. The readable bits mention deposits, securities, bonds, cash on hand, and a treasurer named Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milpora Savings
Prolic & Goss
Jenn
Hed
Peck
Henry
Holders of Cities Service and Debentures Reform Plan
Fragmented OCR text describes holders of Cities Service and a debenture reform plan involving stock exchanges and corporate restructuring. It notes conversion actions and trust arrangements linked to Henry L. Doherty & Company and related parties. The passage mentions dates around 1920 and various entities in a technical financial context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Peefgrna and
Cammeny
Ivales
Neill
Miegars
New York July 22 Market Roundup Steady Butter
New York reports butter steady with receipts around 418 dollars and creamery prices higher than extras, while eggs firm with 13,532 receipts. Potatoes and sugar show easing. refined sugar steady. Wheat and corn futures listed with spot and track prices, cotton seed and other articles mostly unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eyss
Aquile
Penn
Western
Hennery
State
Jersey
Lew York
Middle West
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gary
Bears
Rails
New Fork
Liberty
Ss Victory
Silk CO
Crain
Harding
Cox
Lincoln
Holland
History
Spmnator
Flor Soyarthalene
Chick
Paneer VW
Iho
Von
New Yorks
Sequlor Harding
Speolsty
Sengta
Ren
Eayjirolice
Seniator Harding
Sundie Wien
Ata Allshae
Gigo
Gigo Be Gathered Ag Tre Luek Las Able and Repregantiariye i Fy
Entitan
Chine Iin
Daley
Presidant Taylor
Angio
Willmore
Indy
Ayaulden
Anaibal Nmin
Bamlin
White House
Choice Homesites
Prospect Lawn
Bridgeport Turnpike
Milford
Barnum Ave
Male St. Stratford
Devon
Jash McClelland
New Haven, Conn
Prospect Land Co
Bridgeport, Conn
Harry A. Barnes
Stratford, Conn
Stratford
Get
Beard
Conn. Agriculural Market Service
California
Toy & E Wathye Peta Omature
Bermuda
Wally Produst
Rode
Lonsa
New Haven
Triquor Insurance
Chgaring Jioust
Crane CO
MPCAT
Mark
Levis
Garmin Monsy
Thas Purchines
Larse
H. W. Reeeves & CO
Musicigal
Liberty Bands
Foreign Exchange
Wilberty
Kemple Street
New Haver
Boston
Kilby Street
T. Staples
James Staples
Bringeport
Cal
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
LalDeld Ave
Connesticut
Commissioner of Banking
A. Jacobs
Boulyi
Clifford M. St. John
Foz
Orange St
Anthony Detezzi
Frank St .Wark
Trulyl
North Exd Painting CO
Cairy
Moln St. Sar
Brocklawn
Stratfold
C. M. Newman
Bar
Grays Plain
New
MT. Carrall Sandy Hao
Cann
F. D. Na
Fairfield
Burnugy
Maders Ny
Third St Plalysi
Fred G. Brew
Beecuth St Pauges-Lyt
Farmerg Savenge Bank
A. Banke
United Bond CO
Duquesne Light Company 1St & Col .Frust
William R. Bull Security Bldg
Henry L. Doherty & Company
Welfet Servien
Goryardy Witt, Rew
Vurh Babal
Duly Lv
American Office
Milk St
Mass
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!