Wall Street Ahead on GOP Ticket as Markets Edge Lower
Wall Street traders await the Republican nomination to guide market moves with a cautious tone. Trading closed near day lows as Liberty bonds sagged and alcohol stocks fell amid shifting prospects for Prohibition policy and federal reforms. Sales totaled 425,090 shares with mixed advances in select issues.
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Wallstr
Freda; Company
Chici- Fo
Washington
Chicizo
Wall Street
United States Supremes
Saippr
SPS Clnics
Deel
EAN Sues Remick Over Stock Exchange Row
In New York on June 7 a summons was filed in a suit by Alan A Ryan, chairman of the Scutz Motor Car company board, against William Remick, president of the New York Stock Exchange. Neither side disclosed details or whether the action ties to the prior dispute over trading in State motors amid an alleged cover.
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New York
Alan A Ryan
Card of
Scutz Motor Car Company
William Remick
New York Stock Exchange
Ryan
The
Stock Exchange
State Motors
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange Adopts Higher Commissions
New York June 7 New ny tor s adopted by the New York coffee and sugar exchange today provide for an increase in commission rates to members of the exchange residing in the United States. Siding rates were adopted applying to transactions in sugar. The basic rate 5 9.23 for members in the United States, Cuba and Porto Rico when the price is below four cents a pound, and ranges up to 12.5 when the prices eight cents or more. These rates represent an increase of about 54 to 180 per cent above the old rates.
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New York
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Receiver appointed for National Stores company branches
Revere C Mallette named temporary receiver by Judge Howard Curtis for National Stores company with branches in the city. Tom J ONeil applied claiming 12 shares of capital stock valued at wearing. Permanent receiver hearing set for June 23 as liabilities total 7800 and 6900 respectively.
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Revere C. Mallette
Ty Judge Howard
Curtis
National Stores Company
Tom J. O'Neil
Marine company earnings rise in 1918 report
Preliminary figures show the Marine company foc posting earnings of 824.7 percent with $27,004,704 in 1918. After deducting interest and depreciation on steamers the net result stands at $17,160,385 or a $5,567,910 increase over 1913. In Washington the supreme court discussed motions by the Reading company and its subsidiaries to modify dissolution decrees issued April 26.
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Marine Company Foc
A. Het
Mashington
Supreme Court
Reading Company
Stock Transactions and Company Listings Consolidated
A dense aggregate lists numerous stock names, companies, and percentages from various sectors. It names firms such as Chesapeake, Norwest, Union Pacific, Standard Oil, and Studebaker among others, with scattered prices, percentages, and descriptors suggesting a broad market snapshot from a historical financial page.
Stoure and Kamen No. 3 Screw Machines
Readable OCR fragment notes Stoure and Kamen at No 3 screw machines located in Fungiand Westinghouse Springfield Atass. The text provides a terse production reference with company and machine identifiers, but lacks a complete narrative.
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Stoure & Kamen
Fungiand Westinghouse
Springfield
Atass
Meat Packer Employees Receive Stock Offer
An offer to become joint owners of the business was announced by T. & Tibsy, large meat packers, proposing employees may purchase shares in the company. The plan allows workers to share profits and gain ownership after six months of service, with capital tied to the firm’s profits and a defined vesting period.
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Busi
T.& Tibsy
Avila
McMeill & Tinh
Real estate quit claim and mortgage notices listing several properties
Real estate notices record quit claim deed transfers and mortgages across multiple properties. Names include Mary Gyacun, George I. Rameson, Sanford Avenue addresses, and connections with Rhode Island Bludwing. Transactions feature street addresses on North Avon, Olive Church, and Park avenues. sums include FT 000 and 2 MON.
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Deeg Reningven Arr
Low Cartridge Company
Mars Arthur Pixlee
Wawerrd
Bo Pageuale Mara
Woheot Avenue
Mecis
Ana Farmers Savins Bak
Mary
Banting
Peet Buller
Cworge I. Rameson
Sanford Avenue
Rhode
Sohn
William Beheant
Andraw
Paulin Biber
A. Orethy
Onde Ebress
Marie Gath
Brooks Stred Gorse Army Fo Llerman
Feck
Ibe
Atrents
Mi Fc Alutehmnent
Oragio Re
Atovens
George A. Wiles
STH
Fragile OCR Row Shows Market Prices and War Notes
The garbled text lists various commodity prices and trade terms, including oats and cabbages, plus references to May shipments and scores. It mentions U S financial figures such as credit balances and wartime bond notes, with scattered city and state names and historical context.
Business Leaders Struggle as Fog Clouds Outlook
The piece discusses bankers and industrial leaders fearing a sharp downturn in the economy. It cites the Federal Reserve's power, high interest rates, and deflationary pressure as factors obscuring immediate business profits. The mood is cautious about copper and broader industrial demand amid European pullback and stock volatility.
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KY Toa
Moyeda Jethe
Atrtnins
Cammi
Sai
Federal Reserve
Pance
Surop
Trnsters
Kerry
Wien
Eeston
Delegates Won't Pay For Transportation
A fragmented report notes delegates resisting payment for transport amid a chaotic scene at the Connecticut River Bank, with references to a stolen check and confusion over funds. Names and places include New York, New Haven and Hartford and Chicago connections as the event unfolds.
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New York
New Haven
Connecticut River
Chicago
Market report on cotton prices and trading activity
The article notes weather conditions in the south affected new crop selling in the cotton market. Domestic trade buying provided some support as July futures were sustained but the market closed with only a small net gain or slight losses, reflecting a mixed session with limited advances and some declines later in the day.
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Cutton
Liberty Bonds and Market Movements Reported
A fragmented June 7 market note reports closing prices and brief moves in Liberty Bonds and domestic securities. It mentions minor shifts, a ceremony reference, and mentions a figure related to a September event without clear details.
Dry Goods Trade and Rail Provisions Mentioned in June Transfers
A dated market dispatch notes steady conditions in dry goods with yarns showing firmer inquiry and goods trading firm. Separate wires report a U S government appropriation of 725 million for railroad car purchases under a revolving fund, with further mention of bank bids, commodities prices, and market quotes across several commodities and exchanges.
Native Extols Chinese Morals At Local Rally
A Chinese sudesk by and wao spoke at a Christian Endeavor rally in the People’s Church last night. He praised Chinese industry and moral conduct, urging faithful work and reward. The gathering included a Chinese style supper for members, and the Asian Society elected officers Charles L. Beach and George T. Oddy to lead for the coming year.
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Wi Ini
Christan
China
Yitho Cole
Aroba
Ot Beers
Mumni
Charles L. Beach
Tia
Asian Society
George TL. Oddy Ias
Coring Sen
Cock fighting tragedy disrupts swamp tournament in Dartmouth
In Dartmouth Massachusetts a cock fighting gathering of over fifty men was dispersed after a fight broke out in a swamp. The commotion drew attention as roosters scattered and locals reported cries and distress. William Holyn of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals returned to investigate the scene. In Waterbury a four year old boy, Jeremiah McCarthy, drowned in three feet of water inside an unfinished house cellar filled by recent rains.
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Dartmount
Hoy
Cellat
Waterbury
Jung T
Jeremiah McCarthy
Linke Street
Itis
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Conn
Thread Mijers
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Boys Machine Co
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Weelinghoure Co
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Milepaone Noble
Bridgeport Distinct
Bridgeport, Conn
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Virginia
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Christian Endeavor Rally
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Fairfield Ave
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Conneeticut
Commissioner of Banking
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Guaranty & Trust CO
First Bridgeport Marional Bank
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Bridgeport. Conn
John P. Keogh
Blember Consolidated Stock Exchange of
P.O. Arcade Wyf. Ranmond, Jr
A. M. Wooster
Examiner
U. S Patent Office
E. M. Fuller & Co
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Newark
Cleveland
Chicaze Jotom
James Staples
Reafe Estate
State ST. Bridgeport
Liberty
Victory
Kingdom.of Belgium
William R. Bull
City National Bank
Union Rbetallic Cartridge
Gad Co
Locomobile
Andy & Hariis
Columbia Nut & Bolt Co
Raxbestos Company
Suracfara
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Canfleld
Rayrestos CO
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Anuracteress Assn
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Bridgepor’ Chan Co
Bridgeport Malleagle Tron CO
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Palater
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Manufacturers’ Association
Colery Exchange Building
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