Heavy Trading and Irregular Prices in New York Curb
Comparatively heavy trading and irregular prices dominated the New York curb market last week with many issues active though overall trends mirrored the big board. Leading gains came from Celanese of America and Johns Manville amid corporate moves. utilities and coal stocks firm while rail and petroleum shares showed mixed to weak activity. Over twenty new issues and twenty-one tracing admissions set records for a single day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Celanese of America Group
Johns Manville
J. P. Morgan and Company
Foundation
Chesapeake Corporation
Cities Service Power and Light Company
W. T. Grant Company
Delaware
Boston and Albany Railroad
New England Public Service Company
Chicago Railway Equipment Company
Bonda
Cuba
Northern Railways
Southern Pacific Company
Local Produce Prices From The State Agriculture Report
The Conec tcut agriculture bureau lists current pricing for fruits vegetables and meats. Apples baldwins and box apples range 6.50 to 6.75 per barrel or box citrus lemons and oranges fetch 4.50 to 6.25 per box with various regional figures for Florida California and Maine produce. Vegetables include Maine potatoes Sweets new potatoes tomatoes onions peppers celery lettuce carrots cabbage green beans wax beans cucumbers and corn with prices per crate basket or bushel. Poultry and dairy show fancy eggs per dozen, butter and fowl pricing, and live stock meat values with beef veal and pork rates and hides.
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State of
Conectcut
Kennery
Mussolini Stabilizes Wages To Stabilize Italy’s Economy
Irving Fisher argues Mussolini’s Charter of Labor concentrates state power over industry and labor. He notes wage cuts, compulsory arbitration, and attempts to peg the lira, with rising unemployment and deflation preceding a potential stabilization at current market value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Erving Fisher
Italy
Willam Green
American Federation of Labor
Mussolini
Ura
Italy's Deflation Policy and Mussolini's Economic Strategy
The piece argues Mussolini uses autocratic deflation to stabilize the lira and debt, citing Grandi’s plan, rising bond attractiveness, and a 1936 surplus. It proposes a fair compounding of public and private debts to pinpoint a center of gravity for prices and wages, aiming to prevent further price drops and violent fluctuations in Italy’s corporative state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Great Britain
United States
Italy
Signor Grandi
Spiritualists Meeting Night in Wey? Daily Press
AVFENTION-EPIRITCA ISTR MEETINGN EVERY F'RIDAY E VENING PM READ. PAPG DAYLY MRS LOVEROWE 195 WEY? PEE POM SORT RP A558.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pags Daily
Radio Sets in Use on Most Farms Across United States
A U S Department of Agriculture survey shows radio sets are on about one fourth of all farms in the United States. Farmers favor talk programs and educational farm shows over music, with old tunes preferred by music lovers. The map highlights ownership by state, with the northwest leading and the southeast lagging. New Jersey reports 98 percent, Rhode Island 80 percent, and 1,252,126 farmers are radio users overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Northwest
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Coal strike fails to cut soft coal output
Washington reports that despite suspension of soft coal mining in some fields starting April 1, national coal production for the week ending May 28 reached 8,474,000 tons, up 200,000 from the prior week and near the 1925 level when no labor troubles occurred, with wholesale coal prices easing below earlier union-suspension levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Bureau of Mines Reports
Liggett Attacks Pa Drug Firm Law In Federal Suit
The Louis K Liggett Co a major drug store chain filed in U S District Court to block enforcement of Pennsylvania s law requiring all members of a corporation operating retail drug stores to be registered pharmacists. It seeks injunctions against state and county authorities claiming the provision is unconstitutional and that prosecutions for non registered stockholders and directors are unreasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
United States District Court
Louis K. Liggett Co
Wall Street News Notes
Pacific Northwest water systems acquired by Federal Water Service to form Oregon Washington Water Service Corporation. Properties valued over 3 million serve Vancouver, Burlington, Sedro Woolley, Mount Vernon, Hoquia, Wash and Hillsboro, Salter, Ore. Associated Laundries buys controlling interest in Associated Laundries of Timols to own Chicago Wet Wash and related entities. Combined properties 1.25 million annual business. Fox Detroit Theatre Building Colwood bonds 87 1 2 yield 6.28 plus. City of Houston bonds yield 4-4.25. Consolidated Dairy to distribute Bilt Rite soda fountains in NY metro. Peoples Drug Stores five months $3,083,205 up 32 percent. External notes in Bavaria 20,000,000 one-year notes. Rubber market steady despite 10 percent price cut by mail order firms. Pillsbury Flow Mills to public with 3,000,000 preferred stock and 126,000 Pillsbury Flour Mills shares at 23. Philippine government 1,500,000 five percent gold bonds yield 4.30 to 1950s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Adams
Ata
Amman
Jugota and
Albany
Lily Bog
USA
Genenti
Sitti Ctahiot Heavy MI
Wi Toon Weynolis Soringa
MI Reynolds
Amerada Corp
T. Nay
Gotham Henites
Gothan
St Joseph
Schulte
Shubert
Guantanamo
Col Wasson
Hinrtman
Havana
Eler
Sontha Datry
Gary Dairy
Inter Carp
Hollander and Son
Bard Aug Spalding
Spear and Co
Howe Sound
Lote
of Cal
Rey Lily
Ind
Trnzor
Tatfan
Stromberg Carl Botwily
Studebaker
Inter Agricuit
Ula
Superior Steel
Harvester
Symington
Cabanga
Symington A
Texas Corp Bea
Thompson
Tidewater ON
Jordan Motor
del of
Rae
Kan
Ant Kayser
Caaltun
Reilly Sng
Ammoge
Kelly Spg & Pt
Alan Alia
Amol Corp Pt
Catany Dnigan Art Metals
Keystone Tire
Tinton
Rpt
Union Pacific Ray Pion
Kraft Chersett
Atlas Powder
Nichols Uy
Kress & H
Kresge
Bali
Ohio
Bangor
Tate Savera
T & Hoffman
Liegett
Ramada
Raynk
ARM
Steel
Toharen
Bloomidale
Louisiana Oil
Voepinedale Pe Ua
Tomsy Gas
RY Y Bom
Ipo
Hooth Flaheries
Atoo Lowley
Nash St
Tal
Reiany A
Caon Ludlum
Vanadium Corp
Mach Markay Cos
van Raalte Lope
BAY
Inn Rewn Stiel
Mackay Cos Pf
AaLy
Bk Arts Iki
Aia
Victor TM Oy
Cristy
Macy Ant Co Az
Ry Rath Mogma Copper Ty
Manhattan
Rt Toms Vroa
Maracatho
Marth Parry
Thyng Walworth
Zkoo Mathieson
Lyera Co
Ain
Maytag Co
Warner Brod
Warren Brow
Roth Calle
Dotrolen O
Bae Aay
Leah Oil
Callihan
Vyenno
Warren P
Fayber
Ean West Pretfic
Moon Motors
Macray
Sam Tea Weston
geRto Nash Motors
Chandler Cleve Pe
Alton Bay
Wty
Natl Dietilers
Anno Wilton Co
Wien Co
Montiers
Woolworth
Nat Depr Stores Banc Worth
Pi Hay Roe Ram
Wills and Co
BOS Wright
Chile
Vonper
Coetstle Brown
Aon
Weintey
Cheypler
Tao
Anine New von Topner
Ann
Mhnett Peabody Ui
York Dork
Chuett Peak
Vongaleum
Hong
Rosy Darth
Tin
Consol Cigar
Cuba
Consol
Palace
Lau Ag
Venick Ford
Penn
Rod Penn
Deerea
Vetralt
Pere Marq
Hevon
Roy Pe
Mara
Dan Minne
Dougina Ant
Ann Pha
Anu
Ati
Baty
Gosenon Nmi Vhoraly Woslere
Phoeniy Vien
Dann i Petroleum
Pitta Steel
Aly
Pullivan
Pullin Co
Titan
Agiodon
Saaito
Dif Ab VA Corp
New York
Associated Press
Pacific Northwest
Federal Water Service Coreporation
Oregon-Washington Water Service Corporation
Vancouver
Burlingston
Sedrn Woolley
Mount Vernon
Hoquia
Wash
Hillsboro
Salfer
Ore
Associated Laundries of America, Inc
Syracuse
N. C
Associated Laundries of Tlmols, Inc
Chicago Wet Wash Company
New Way Home Service Corporation
New Way Laundry System Corporation
Fox Detroit
Colwood Company
Halsey, Stuart and Company
Houston
Texas
Peoples Drug Stores
Equitable Trust Company of
Harris Forbes and Company
Treasury
Free State of
Bavaria
Shipping Notices and Probate Court Proceedings Mix In One Record
Shipping listings show vessels including Volendam Majestic Mauretania docking at New York Southampton Hamburg and Antwerp on June 3 4 1927 with several ports mentioned. Probate Court in Milford announces June 8 1927 hearing for John J Doherty estate mortgage power and notice of appeal on zoning items. Public zoning appeals include garages and car stations heard by the Board of Appeals on June 4 1927 and June 8 1927 in Hull.
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Milford
John J. Doherty
Ford
Epon
Fa Ford Ty
Maane Fa
KoTion
Holat Tybynans
South Ride
Séariow Ave
Romsell
John Kansher
Atory
Mass
Katchel Kes
Poland
Board OF Appeals
Schwars
Tone
Rae
of Aypeara
Common Council Chamber
Hull
Fred Meyers
Nove Premont
Huntington Turnpike
Turnpike
Ivers Lane
Zontng
John CG. Schwarz
Icra
Death Notices from Bridgeport City Scene June 1927
A crowded funeral notices page lists multiple adoptions of last rites. Berg Cox Elder d , Goodel l, Martinonis R ldi Slara Tamar Thompson Yeld and others scheduled for services in Bridgeport area churches and local cemeteries from June 6 to 7, with arrangements at Henry Bishop’s and Wilmot West parlors. Interments set at Lakeview and Mount Elm Grove cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berg
Edward A Berg
Berkshire
H. A. Bton
Barnum Avenue
Sand Street
Lakeview
Cox
Lillian West
Matin St
Lakeview Cen
Mass
Stratford
Connidenty
Samuel L. Ee
Wilmot and West, Inc
Lafayette Street
Mt. Grove Cemetery
Goodell
Avenue
St. George's
St. Michael's O
New York City
Barbara Reinald
Bridgeport
MelElaworth Street
St. Bi
St. Michael's
Tapmpson
Edward Thompson
August G. Baker
Stratford Aue
Church of the Sacrament
Abbie Weed
Querida Avenue
Henry E. Bishop's Art Chapel
Fairfield Avenue
Worcester
Danbury
Conn
Firemen Overcome in Elm City Blaze at Exchange Building
New Haven June 5 Four firemen were partly overcome during a stubborn cellar and first floor fire in the Exchange building at Church and Chapel streets. The loss was about 15 000 due to smoke and water. Fire started in a stock room behind the heating plant and ventilating equipment. Timely discovery and fast work confined flames to the cellar and two stores. Trolley and motor traffic downtown were tied up and rerouted for over an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Associated Press
Exchange
Church and
Chapel Streets
Hand in Man’s Pocket Accused Pickpocket Held on Bond
George Gordon of 218 West 243d Street New York City was arrested by Railroad Officers Valentine Bishop and Frank Nadel after attempting to pick a pocket among a crowd boarding a train at the local station around 8 p.m. He was held on $300 bond for arraignment in City Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gordon
West
Street
New York City
Valentine Bishop
Frank Nadel
Seminole Oil Flow Reaches New Record in Oklahoma
Seminole Oklahoma curde oil production hit a new all time peak for the 24 hours ending yesterday morning at 7 a m with 374 482 barrels from 504 wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminole
Tulser
Okla
Associated Press
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Regular Stock Exchange
Exchange Institute
Mra
Wholesale Price Index
Chamber
Commerce of Milan
Irving
Country Homes
Sith GM Meres of
Priemtels
Alasa
Nelle
Edwin A
Johnson
Henry Cliffe
Tees Graer
Hracite
Hquettes
Articé Assoctates
Bosra
Liggetts
Drug Firm Law
Svlea
Sat Pri
Industriais
Wall Street News
Consolidated Dairy Products Company
Russ Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
Bilt Rite
Henderson, Helm and Company
Rubber Exchange of New York
Pillsbury Flow Mills Company
Goldman, Sach and Company
Pillsbury Flour Mills, Inc
Banda
Lee, Higginson and Company
Volendam
Rotterdam
Harding
Bremen
Albert Ballin
Southampton
Transylvania
Antwerp
York
Bergenland
Majestic
Pennland
Werp
Mauretania
Hamburg
Elm City
Geo. P. Potter
Elm St
New
Fairfield Ave
Beneay
C. L. Dennis & Sok
Fairfield A Ave. Garaem
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