Cuba urged to arrange payment of Cuban loan interest
Havana July 2 authorities report that General Crowder demanded Cuba make immediate and definite arrangements to pay interest on all existing loans and to set out amortization details for the proposed new loan. He urged rapid adoption of measures by Cuba to satisfy the United States that it will fulfill its treaty obligations and avoid a crisis in the financial settlement.
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Havana
Cuba
Zayas
General Crowder
United States
Gen. Crowder
Crowder
Zaras
Havang
Feraldo Ge
Gen
Cubs
Beaty
Lepgiejatuyo
Russian budget figures run into the trillions
In a Moscow report the Soviet budget for late 1922 shows receipts at 3590 trillion rubles and expenditures at 760 trillion, with a large deficit. The All-Russia Central Executive Committee line item is listed, while public works and education allocations are noted amid chaotic figures and arithmetic.
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Gearlin
Russia
Wein
She Budee
Moscow
Asidus
Dillon Shies
Realty Loans of Bank 684860 in Nineteen Months
Mechanic and Farmers Savings Bank of this city reports real estate loans totaling 684860 over nineteen months mainly to individuals buying homes. Since Jan 1 1921 the bank issued mortgage deeds to 164 property owners, with an average loan near 4170.
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Mechanica & Farmers Savings Bank
thesRorman Catholic Church
Schoor
Bank Mearest
New York Curb Market Mixed Amiderratic Session
The Curb Market was irregular with many professionals covering and some profit taking before yesterday's close. New England Fuel led gains on moderate orders while Cities Service soared later on heavy early selling, then recovered. Several issues, including Tobacco stocks and refined sugar plays, advanced on firming sentiment. mining and bond dealings remained subdued.
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New York
New England
Fensland
Maracaibo
Carib Syndicate
Merritt, Simms
Glen Rock
Delaware
Iliy Morris International Geryora- Goa
Financial notes on June sales and year to date totals
The June sales and first half year totals for Wochworth and Kresge show gains over last year. June sales reached 12,422,085 with a first half total around 370,213,518 indicating about a 17 percent rise. Kresge reported June sales of 4,947 and year to date total 26,828,361. American Thread Company posted a net deficit for the year ending March 21.
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Wochworth
Weiner
Crear
Linn Agtrebate
Sears
al Manus
American Thread Mar
Nec
American Thread Ca
Jewett Cit
Marsh
Lasaos
Kresge
Good Buying of Rails Gives Firm Tone to Bonds
New York July 24 Liberty bonds canceled gains but the rails market held firm. Rail issues led with New York Central debentures and Southern Railway 5s, while Great Northern 4s and several industrials were dull. Total sales about 18.4 million dollars with Nova Scotia two-year bonds at a 6.10 percent yield.
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New York
Liberty
Ahoen Jasues
New York Central
Southern Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio
Northern Pacift
Great Northern
Ria
New Huven
St. Paul
St. Louis
San Francisco
Industriala
Consolidated Gas Convertibia
General Electria
Nova Scotia
Silver Co to Exhibit Wares at Palace Fair
The International Silver Co and Hermes Schwarde Silver Co plan a large exhibit at New York Grand Central Palace from Aug 15 to 16. Run will display heavy and light silverware patterns in flat and share shapes, while Hollow ware and pins will be shown. William B. Griffin will manage local plant sales promotion. The Merchandising War group coordinates the display for retailers and buyers nationwide.
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International Silver Co
Hermes Schwarde Silver Co
de Marchandtaing Pélr
New York
Grand Ceatnati Palace
Anguet T
Eradea
Sware
Meriden
William B. Griffin
Prominant
Lhasa
United States
Canada
Grand Central Palace
Connecticut Patent Excerpts From July 2a 7422 Names Patents and Firms
A listing of Connecticut patent issues and applicants including Wooster & Davis Bridgeport Adolph LC Pi and O Sauer Bridgeport Sky light Lift Delmar Roos Bridgeport and others. The notice mentions various inventors and firms across Bridgeport New Haven Stamford Bristol and other towns, with items like pumping mechanisms fastening hardware and textile products.
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List
Wooster & Davis
Bridgeport
Wonali Noble
Ebridgeport
Adolph LC. Pi
O. X. Sauer
Sky
Delmar
Eckert
Red Ougk
Guerrlich
Stamford
Uedryg A. Weber
Brown
Torrington
Woap-Holding
Joseph Stash Cout
Torrhnsion
Derrick Athehment
Jona Loman
Bristol
Edward BD
Rockwell
Stuart W. Parson
Ain
Manumerive
Awivel
Elmer B. Stone
New Britain
Louis D. Christi
Nichols
Henry Monahan
Meriden
Fine Holder
Las Winblad
Dillon property laws cause remodel and new restaurant opening
The report states a net surplus after dividends of 251,448 with total revenue from service at 1,510,308,09 and net income from operations 476,795. Profits from operation and other sources total 1,564,551 while net after all charges except dividends stands at 319,938. Wade plans to open a restaurant in the city on Main Street as remodeling proceeds.
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Wade
Dillon
Iss Resmurnnra
Early Stock Market Strength Dims in Final Hour
New York July 23 Broad market tone held firm in the first half of the session amid hopes of a rail and coal strike settlement but eased in the final hour as selling of usual weekly summer shares intensified. Railways released June statements showing substantial net increases over May and last year, while industrials showed mixed results. Sugar shares rose on price advances but fell back in liquidation. Seaboard certificates faced pressure from saltwater reports. Total volume neared 700000, call money fluctuated around 1.5 percent, and bankers reported modest borrowings by pool operators.
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New York
Jnar
Alotora
Poo
Construction cost shows mixed housing demand in July
Washington reports a 1 percent rise in construction value over May while other regions show varied results. The Seventh district including Chicago and Michigan posts a 10.9 percent gain, while districts across the country reveal overall increases with one district showing no change.
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Rick
Turer
Federal Reserve
Hird
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Velaware
Chicago
Michigan
Indiana
Jt Inoly
Tawa
Consin
Zenuth
Pnre
Etaves
Tuinho
Evada
Utah
Arizona
Reperto
Dakotas
German Mark At New Low In New York Market
New York July 28 German mark hits a new low in foreign exchange with quotations near 2 17 14 cents per mark. Reports note postwar price pressures and ongoing German money printing, with lenders observing rising notes and commercial selling pressuring the mark.
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New York
Cansern
Rome
Stare Bank
Germany
Nota
Real Estate Deeds and Mortgages Recorded in Local Registry
A compilation of warranty deeds quit claims and mortgage transfers shows numerous transfers of property along Lafayette, Main, Noble, and Waterman streets, including parcels to Michael Boone, Adolph Rewd, and George Sinesak. Mortgage amounts include 4309 and 5270 sums with recipients Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank and others. Also notes a decline in forest fires due to spark arresters on locomotive stacks, with a sparking arrestee leaf wire described as candle-like.
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Michael Boone
Adolnk
Telen
Pisces
Rowity
Waterman Sirent
Join
Piroska Gaspar
Michael Boong
Adolph B Rewd
Cansei Avenue
City Savings Bank
George
Wandaing
Realty
Noble Avenue
Chnice & Selec, Inc
Stelin, Oriowsky
40 Toch
Jennie A. van ‘Tassel
Sadie Dawe
Stella Kruleski
40 Fea
Lane
W. Beach
Francis Bouch
Wharles
Gollan
du Reat
Iste Streat
Istra Guaconty & Trust Company
Flornnce D. Gackt
Cham
Art Tenat Company
Tg Uo- Warner
Lafayette
Aristees
Philly Wilkins
Reet
Cape Avenue
Moarysage Deeds
M. Doten
Claude
Philip Glasner
Gusale
Flakelstane
Rsaliy
Tanurel Avenue
Tas Mechanics & Farmora Savings Back
Albert Dunernd
Pitiie Dioner
Michel Soong
Arslan B. Releh
O Tsidor
Charley Kn~baum
Water- Man Street
Georgy Sinesak
Prederick
AL Parsons
Fest
Pridcoten Street
Alphonso Ruel
Bernard Reyjolts
Lexington Avenue
Sreila Kruleski
Schnee & Schnee
Twe
Reat
Netle Avenue
Mechanics and Parivers Vings Bank
Inurica &, Swanson
Martin J. Imalson
Floral Park
Connecticut Power Co Five Month Gross Income Compared
The Connecticut Power Co reports May 1921 gross operating income of 179,422 with a May surplus after expenses of 4 9 0. The five month total gross income reaches 680,487, up about 18 percent from the prior year. Operating charges for five months are 483,750 versus 443,770 last year. Individual monthly earnings for the first five months are shown, contrasted with the same period of the prior year.
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Connecticut Power Co
Connecticut Power Coy
Strike hampers trade recovery pace slows buying
The piece notes unmistakable restraints on business recovery and a visible check to progress. Priority orders in rail and distribution reflect broader troubles as foreseen delays and uncertain deliveries curb transactions and postpone major actions.
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Industriag
Doublsh
Foreign exchange in New York and Berlin rates slide
In New York and Berlin markets the foreign exchange tone softened with Berlin at 173 cents per mark and a lower European remittance trend. Sterling edged higher than yesterday's final rates, while continental remittances showed easing pressure.
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New York
Germania
Berlin
Metal Market Report From New York Trade Desk
Metals markets in New York show copper and electrolytic spot prices and trading to 14. Lead remains steady with unbacked demand. Antimony, tin, zinc and nearby deposits receive attention as investors assess metal movements.
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New York
Uly
Cuppii
Atendy
Lectrolytia
Pinany
Milures Gant
Grain market report from Chicago July 28
Grain Chicago reports a mixed close with wheat up modestly after gains trimmed by profit taking. Wheat September at 1.08 1-4, December 1.103-8. Corn steady to up 1-8 cent. provisions varied, hedging up but pressured by supply shipments to Europe totaling over 2.1 million bushels. Independent strength in corn and oats cited from receipts. shortages blamed for ongoing movement.
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Chicago
Expor
Sano Ag
Europe
Gulfworts
Tywan
Money News Brief on Call Money Rates and Acceptances
Insy S. reports call money trading with easy conditions. The ruling rate shows a 1 1/2 point spread, closing at 3. Offered at 9 1/2,Inst loans and call loans against acceptances figure into the market.
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New York
Insy S
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