Volume of Stock Trading Slackens amid Price Confusion
New York June 6 divergent speculative opinions caused price confusion in the stock market today. Trading slowed with deals barely above one million shares. United States Steel weakened while others faced losses, utilities and rails showing mixed movements. notable gains in some transport and metal issues, with full-year dividends declared on a preferred issue boosting sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jane
Saies
M!ion
Federal Trade Commission
Lethleham-Lackawanks Steel
Lackawanna
UC. Ss. Stee
Strons
United States Steel
Chairquan Gary
Lockwood
Ross
Sur
Philips Petroleum
Cosden
Toinde
St Louis
Weet
Realty Records Warrant Deeds and Quit Claim Notices
Warrant deeds and quit claim transfers listed from realty records include transfers on Capitol Avenue, Green Earth MW, and Princeton Street. Parties include Mary Boemmers, Gus a Jurgens, 150 feet on Green Earth MW Todiela, Beardsley Street to De Stefano, and Resnick to West with different property extents and prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Capitol Avenue
Nda
Mary Boemmers
Gusa Jurgens
Todiela
Jona
Besntrg Setzer
Jerama
Tressees
Phelis Wilkins
el Avenue
Secort Sus
Seport
Tris
Beardsley
le Stefans
V1 de Stefano
Irancartata Rercignio
Luisi
Bertha Wwer
Petctehg
Metal Market New York Copper Prices Hold Steady
New York June 3 copper futures rise to 13 7 8 cents and spot around 32.30 with nearby at 32.23. Transcandy and Land Arm quotes steady with land arm spot at 5.45 to 6.00. Zinc and astimony (antimony) show varied quotes with east St. Louis delivery near 95.35 and spot antimony at 5.23 to 5.54.
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New York
Electroyuicsset
East St. Louis
Stuff Willy Melnnis Sets 187 Consecutive Errorless Games
Boston report notes Stuffy Melnnis of Cleveland, formerly with the Red Sox, did not make an error in 187 consecutive games. The streak began in May 1921 after a dropped ball, with 1831 putouts and 4 assists per season for 1,625 chances. the run continued through recent play despite a single error last season.
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Boston
Metnzis
Cleveland
Red Sox
Derr
Taar
Melnnis
New Jersey Road Earns Net Of 77 A Share On Stock
New Jersey Road reports a net of 77 a share on stock after a six month period, with 12.35 to 17.86 cash dividends and a total capital stock value cited at 27,495,900. Corporate deficit reached 2,528,480 while operating income rose to 21,552,817, plus a 15 percent dividend and 35 percent related to coal stock sale, amid shifting revenue and expenses across 1920 figures.
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NEW Jersey Road
New York
New
Lehigh and
Wilket
Sarrecos
National bankers start census of school savings
The Saving Bank Division of the American Bankers Association runs a school savings census with members including Samuel M Hawley of Bridgeport Savings Bank. The 1919 campaign tracked children saving through school systems, showing 462,600 savers and deposits of $1.86 million. 1920 22 totals rose to over $4.09 million. The system, run by local banks, faced deposit handling issues but aims to expand. Results for year ending August 7 will be published in the annual Currency Report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saving Ba
American Bankers Association
Samuel M Hawley
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Savices, Neld
Association
Sacha
Father Ugwiel
SRSN
Deta Gache Association
Gahual
United States
Sister of Morse Buys Noank Iron Plant for 44841
In Sew London June 6 James R May reports a sale by the Groton Iron Works committee at auction of the Noank plant. Jenny R Morse of Bath Maine sister of Charles W Morse bid 2500 for the equity and assumes prior claims and taxes. total price 43843. C R Caruthers of Philadelphia was the other bidder. The plant was appraised at 519,909. Morse held a mortgage near 195,009 with interest.
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London
James R. May
Ericon
Groton Tron Works
Jenny R. Morse
Fath, Me
Charles W. Morse
ALC
C. R. Caruthers
Philadephia
Jenle R. Morse
Butter and cheese markets in New York stay firm
June butter market shows firm tone with creamery extras at 26 1 2 to 28 cents and creamery firsts at 13 1 2 to 15 cents. Cheeses quiet but firm with state whole milk fat at 9 cents and specials at 18 1 2 to 19 cents. Nearby white and brown fancy are listed with varied prices as the market holds steady.
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New York
Firety
Petition Appears in Court Over Cotton Exchange Probe
In New York on June 6 a petition claimed to be circulated by members of the American Cotton Exchange protested trading on the tracing floor. The document alleged bucketing and sought to influence daily base purchases to aid brokers’ legitimate business. Flynn testified to identify the petition. witnesses testified they saw or signed it as the inquiry into the exchange continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Cotton Exchange
Supreme Court
Flynn
New Mars Grove
New York Cotton Exchange
GE Receives Largest Generator Order From Niagara Falls Power
General Electric Co secures a major order for generators for Niagara Falls Power with units delivering 600 000 horsepower peak output. Each machine operates at 80 percent power factor and 197 rpm, designed to support a city of about 90 000 population and raise peak load. Generators carry 1 204 000 pounds and will push overall capacity significantly.
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G.E. Co
General Electric Co
Niagara Falls Power
Market Watch: Wheat Corn and Provisions Rise Amid Global Signals
Prices show mixed gains with wheat largely up as traders weigh Chilean and British selling. Corn advances modestly while oats and provisions rise on ongoing market downturns in western markets and expectations of rain in Australia and the Tagus region.
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Renyeele
Prives
Chierzy
Bath
Gar
Taga
Australia
Mdia
Thiago
Provintoria
Lass
Retail trade shows 42 percent rise since February
Government observers report retail department store sales and value up about 42 percent from February as unions strike and labor disturbances ease. Although unemployment remains a concern, officials foresee continued improvement in retail activity as mills resume full operation and demand increases with employment.
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Washington
Sant
Feder] Reserve Board
Jung
Gemard Ardan
New England
Ag Povernment
Karmal
Adards Hovh
Local Produce Prices and Supplies Report June 6 1922
Native vegetables show liberal supplies with spinach leading. Prices dip for jetture while onions and new potatoes stay steady. Strawberries begin wholesale shipments but have limited market impact. Meats remain firm and beef and veal show modest gains. egg, wheat, and cotton futures listed with varied movement.
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Briggeport
Arlene
Texas
Cancion
Poumtrey
Bresen
Broilerbunter
Commodity Prices In New York Market Report
Commodity prices in New York showed some gains as textiles and fabrics fluctuated. Finished goods including yarns. cotton week activity mixed with wool and worsted prices firm or easing in places. silks and laces moved slowly amid moderate trading.
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New York
Curbs Market Mixed on New York Session Absorbs Dividends
On the curb market in New York June 6 price moves were irregular as commission houses sold balance and short covering fueled brief rallies. Favorable earnings and a planned stock exchange listing attracted interest, while some rail and oil issues faced mixed demand and late-session weakness.
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New York
Easic
Mexican Seaboard
Skeily
Stock Exchange
Ryan Potroleum
Fensland
Selic
Taglana
Anglo-atmack- Heavy
Standard Oil
Kansas Mutual Oil
Lerkwood
Tobanco Products
Mmm
Oon
May
Morris
Tobaerg
Radio Common
Quay
Bastan
Maontana
Ray Hercules
Rex
Mason Valley
Preeper
Pagny
Kentbeky Shar
Foreign Exchange News From New York City
Foreign exchange news from New York discusses British pound and other markets. It notes a new near record demand and references changes in Allied wartime financial indicators. The report lists several European cities and currencies with limited readable details due to OCR issues.
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New
Antwerp
Aimataydam
Grnon
Vienna
Stockholm
Sarenanta
Cenanhagen
Switzerland
Spain
Berlin
New High Price Marks Bond Market Shifts
New York reports show Liberty bonds trading at 100.10 while the market records varied reactions across issues. European loans mostly fell, Cuban and Latin offerings drew interest, and rail shares, notably Peoria and Western, rose amid brisk activity in new issues including Crate and Company and Donner Steel. Total sales reached 873,0000, with underwritings including Yugoslavia and Montevideo seven percent bonds under terms to be set.
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New York
Liberty
Blote & Kingdoms
Beresh Exchange
Peoria
Ny Western
Yang Southwestern
Donner Steel Company
Uruguay Bond Issue Promises 7¼ Percent Yield
A New York banking house announced a loan of 36 600 000 on thirty year bonds to Montevideo Uruguay. The securities will be publicly offered at 17 and are expected to yield about 7 1/4 percent.
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Crane Co
Stooix Istacy Lee, Hisong& Co
Boston
Merchants Loan & P Rus. Co
Chitagso
New York
Monteleo
Uruguay
Georgia Senator Attacks Hoover Over War Relief Aid
Senator Watson of Georgia accuses Secretary Hoover of mismanaging war relief groups and aiding plots to overthrow the Soviet regime. He cites alleged shipments loaded for the United States, including a steamer carrying military motor parts from Bordeaux to support the Northern army in Russia, and questions the transparency of War Department statements.
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Washington
Watson
Georgia
Senate
Atta
Hoover
Russia
James B. Martin
Bordeaux
Udeniteh
United States
Houg
Europe
Dalai Bean
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Teles Telegram
Lake Erie
Pacific
Missouri
Pittsburgh
Wee
Virginia
New Haven
Consolidated Gas
Brooklyn Union
Metal Market
Dune
Anen
Fle
Ign
Laat
Jaag Anne
A Dee. Sateen
Ee Ek A. Asaee
National Bankers
Hawley
MORSE
Noank Iron Plant
Onictio & Westesy
AD Ang
New Maven
Jarge
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Typ
Oza Nares
T. L. Watson & Co
Harry Walker
U. S& Kresge Co
Tieporta
Anaconda Ganper Mining Co
Mey
Alston
Ghigo
Wiliam Wraith
International Ag Co
Ihe
Peopesee
Akron
International Company
Anaconda Company
Melthr Dony Ey
Daly
Dh & Lp
Tata Boo
Ana
Son
Itisi
Chane & Giris
Col Sr
Awe Inc
Alavale Sr
North Pac
Brod Studebaker
Texas Pac
A. J
Afiag
Anand
Anon West
Cray Pn West Pac
AL Ot FE
Federal Reserve Board
AY Science Service
Washington, D.C
United Kingdoms
Eat Money
Egsler
Rete
Ips St Loan
James Staples&co
State Streer ET
Conlin Company
Reta
Elm St
Budacpore
Conn
Barnum
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Fairfield Ave
Pers
Yong
Beneficial Loan Society
Liberty Building
Dil Main St
Conny
State Bank
Commis_sioner
P. J. Witzell
West 43Rd St. N. Y. C
McEldowney & Company
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