Metals and bonds drift as copper liens fade and grains decline
July 24 New York trading shows dull activity with high grade bonds steady while speculative issues fall. notable moves include Norfolk & Western Convertibles down 2, Frisco Income down 1 or more, and Chicago Great Western off. Industrial liens slide as government issues edge up slightly in a cautious market.
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New York
Norfolk & Western
Frisco Income &S. Minneapolis
Louis
Chicago Great Western
Chicago Railway
Third Avenue
Tlinois
Idustria
Cerro de Paseo
Public Service of
New Jersey
Midvale
Treasury
Local Market Prices For Produce And Live Stock Report
The July market notes show mixed prices at farmers markets with native vegetables steady to higher, fruit and berries uneven, and dairy and poultry holding firm. Potatoes cabbage beets carrots mostly unchanged. corn, melons, and berries quoted with rises or strength depending on source. onions, and small fruits uneven due to dry weather. eggs, dressed meats, and fowl near prior quotes. Livestock and hay show typical regional variations with steers, calves, hogs, and sheep priced per current market lists.
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State Board of Agriculture
Gale
York
Gsund
Southesn
Westen
Leek
Bankrupt Theatrical Man May Pay SoP C
Bankruptcy notice for Mas Spinget and creditors led by Joseph Ouer regarding proximaetery rents. Jehell H Spiegel, mother-in-law, reported in Stamford. progress on debt of 21,260,000 referenced amid proceedings.
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Hig
Aon
Alaska
Chem Baha
Boer Fiest
Boer Fiest “Ty m Metal Die Srniedt
el & Te BS
T &S Moe
Rin Alt & Elit
Jon Beechnut
Werk Steel Aaty
Brookiyn & T
Rey Wi
Chile
Ging &O
Davis
Tao del Hudson
Eaton
Ile
Mali House
Kennicot
Marin
Marten
Suzie
Renaine
Myatioari
Mas Spinget
Friead Prens
Dolar
Joseph Ouerhers
Jehell H
Mark
Op Spiegel
Stamford
Market Turns About Face As Buying Support Weakens
New York July 14 Lack of buying support early hours encouraged short selling across a range of industrials. Market drift pressured many issues with Great Northern preferred at 1 1 8, Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul preferred down 2 1 2, and several rails off a point or more. Oil and chemical stocks fell while metals and manufacturing names showed mixed moves as traders awaited European settlement progress amid a cautious tone. The time money market stayed quiet with bank loans near 4 percent and prime commercial paper firmer around 4 1/2 percent.
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INEW
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Sinels Xa Equipmenis
Baldwin
Hethlehen
Jower
Ria Petrolem
Biromberm Ca Weurhes
Dupont
American Jeo
Consolidated Cigar American Woolen
Studebaker
Stewart Warner
American Brveting
Burns Bros. A
Cuyamel Frui
Worth
Construction Costs Grow Less Tending to Speed Activity
Construction costs rose slowly as activity accelerates. Prices for materials fluctuated with mixed outlooks. some sectors showed decreases while others remained elevated. Government reports indicate higher supply costs easing and prompting faster building starts, with notable regional variations and continued price volatility in key inputs.
Curb Market Lapses Amid Turbulence In July Trading
Fragmentary market notes show weak sentiment across sectors with declines in several items. Key players Magg il Peerulenin and Shida Oils of Kentucky feature in sparse mentions as the market flags higher costs and uneasy rights discussions while prices trend downward overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirling
Tod
Maggil Peerulenin
Maresentten
Shida Oils
Kentucky
Metal Market Update Not Clear From Fragment
Market page fragment reports on metal prices and futures with many illegible terms. Mentions spot prices for certain commodities and delivery notes, but details are unreadable. No clear figures or entities clearly identifiable from the source.
Wallingford Firm Names Stone Production Head
A Wallingford company appoints Stone as production head to lead revised production team. The move shifts duties to streamline operations and improve efficiency, with Stone bringing prior service and industry experience to the post.
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Wallingford Firm
Stone
New Haven Signalmen Seek Pay Increase Amid Strike Threat
Labor notes indicate New Haven signalmen demand higher wages and improved terms as they coordinate with national unions. They seek better pay for conductors, helpers, and maintenance workers, with tentative timelines and bargaining positions outlined for upcoming negotiations.
Stamford area gasoline prices fall in Connecticut and Westchester
Market notes report gasoline price reductions across Connecticut and Westchester County following declines in New York. Major firms including Standard Oil of New York and others cut rates, with several outlets offering lower per gallon prices.
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NEW Fork
Tant Rehning
Standard Oil of
New Odersey Ami
Centa
Connecticut
Fingishiod
Westchester County
Wheat Prices Slip on Bearish Outlook and Harvest Pressure
Grain market notes a fall in wheat prices amid bearish sentiment from a Chicago banker and weak Wall Street, with Seattle and Chicago receipts heavy. Futures for September and December show declines, while corn holds varied gains and losses across the day. Hedging and selling pressure rise as harvest begins in the Canadian Northwest and farmers store more wheat on farms.
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Wingago
Chicago
Wallstrear
Chigago
Bouthwest
West
Aimaathans
al- PoWee
Canadian Northwest
Die Niitek
Dugas
Real estate transfers and names in a garbled listing
A fragmented record shows multiple realty transactions and associated names, with numerous street addresses and party mentions such as Charles Berger, Andrew Wik, and Joseph, implying deeds, conveyances, and property movements. The text reads like a corrupted registry of property interests and receivers.
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War Siehwel Rostock Pil & Eps Wish
Pert Streur
Tease
David W. Nie Vien
Stratford Avenue
Ty Teonard Seinto
Vealty
Aradlay Atreel
Tietvy L. Seehiv
Branler Hurkshine
Pringhyl Avenue
Osu
Dbemadhy
Bawird Rennely
Realty
O% Renk
Yuly
Charles Berger
Fel
Grorlts
Bards
Haniel
Stesie
Aeadty
Prenen
Aide Gialneuy
Coutty
Melrusee Ciyeay
Pooh Svitlee Dee Perrentac Mont m0 Aivk Eorethies Theta, Ead Wood Ayralie
Joseph Bade
Barrie
Mrenelioscecet Marteage
Andrew Wik Daver
Unclear Foreign Exchange Note Stumble Seeks Clarification
A garbled OCR fragment references foreign exchange terms and German wording. The text is incomplete and contains misreads about currency, dates, and names, making precise interpretation difficult. The readable elements hint at exchange rates or measurements but lack coherent context or identifiable entities.
Stoneham Denies Taking Accounts To Fuller Firm
Charles A. Stoneham, owner of the New York Giants, testifying in the bankruptcy case of M. Fuller and company, denied receiving any consideration for transferring Stoneham accounts to the Fuller firm. He noted his Boston manager, Scott, asked about taking Stoneham customers when Stoneham closed the Boston office, and cited a $147,000 loan facilitated through various intermediaries, with securities listed on the New York Stock Exchange securing the loan. He also explained a $14a,000 loan to Fuller’s shop and his lack of involvement in a brokered venture proposed with $150,000, while clarifying the loan's security and ownership questions.
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Stoneham
New York
Charles A. Stoneham
New York Giants
2. M. Fuller and Company
Ankrupt
C. A. Stoneham and Company
Reston
Fuller Concern
Boston
Scott
Fuller
Boaton
Stoneham Customiers
Stopehay
Ciee
JL. M. Wilego
Thomaus Foley
O& York Stock Exchange
Che Walter Concern
Hice
Estate of Brid Leet Described by Probate Court
A probate notice from Connecticut describes a settlement timeline and claims of the Brid Leet estate. It outlines heirs and the approach to distributing property within the district, noting debts and vested interests.
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Biderport
St. Te
Asithon
Brid Leet
Desea Phe Corel
Seid Tine
PATE
Connecticut
McMaton
Siid
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Main Street
Bridgeport
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Heidgeport Coun
Halph Rm Cope
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Wielthdat
Department of Fan
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Tyee
Babor Department
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Iisz
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Furoure
Lew Sal
Ike
Ralph F Couch
WASH
Eran ii
Metal Market
Logie
Tedi
Matacinus Shims
Ives Mf Vonepaus
Wallingford
Ari Ceedy
Tineer
Wes
New Haven
Fiyven
Cenrea
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Grinpbeyes
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FTL
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Wollner
HSL
Hb Terk
Breath
Haurle
Rendis
Whee
Mead
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Setiind
Pyeneh
Fuller Firm
Bank of the Dollar
People’s Savings Bank
Main St
City of
Waterbury
The
National City Company
Hartford
Hincks Bros. & Company
Hincks Bros. & CO
Investment Bankers
New York Stock Exchange
Barnum
JG Street
New England Equity Corp
Equitable Industrial Loan
Society, Inc
Falrfield
Sre
Estee
Fairfield ‘Ave
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