Spot Coal Prices High to Help Operators Says Expert
Washington report on anthracite and bituminous coal costs notes anthracite production since April is minimal and most bituminous output comes from West Virginia Alabama Kentucky and Tennessee. Higher distant mine freight boosts spot prices while operators store coal above ground to await markets and contract terms.
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Grbc
H B. A. Holbrook
Bureau of Mines
Tme
Bureau
Boibrook
Pennslvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Alabama
Kentucky
Tennessee
Pensylvania
Harding to name DIRT PARNER for U1 Reserve Board
Washington reports an early announcement of President Harding's choice for the Federal Reserve Board post. Three candidates seen as qualified include Mike Campbell of Coldwater Michigan president of the National Milk Producers association Eugene Funk of Bloomington Illinois a noted producer and Sherman re Houston a former banker from Melts Bend Missouri.
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Washington
Harding
Federal Reserve
Afelion
Treasury
Mike Campbell
Coldwater
Mich
National Milk Producers Association
Eugens Funk
Bloomington
Sherman Re Houston
Melts Bend
Cultural methods to control webworms in corn
Outbreaks of webworms in corn in the Middle Western States cannot be prevented only by cultural methods. Webworms are native to America and over winter underground. Early fall plowing helps little. July or August sod disturbance aids corn planting. Meadows and pastures support pests but damage young plants. Spring disking fertilizer and sowing sound seed are best preventives. poisoning or tapping are ineffective. extent of grassland injury urges sod disruption and rotation to a more resistant crop.
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Middle Eastern
Bureau of Entomology
United States
America
Lawn Ants Control With Kerosene and Soap Spray
The Agriculture Department suggests kerosene sprays to destroy lawn ants by pouring a small amount on nests under paving stones and in the lawn. Strong soap washes are also advised, with disulfide of carbon injections for large nests as a further measure.
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United States
Bulgaria Rejects Allied Finances Control Request
Sofia reports the Bulgarian government replies to the Reparations Commission with a polite refusal to accept control over Bulgaria’s finances. It warns that full commission authority would threaten sovereignty, imply ministerial authorization delays, and could trigger economic bankruptcy if the convention takes effect.
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Bulgaria
Associated Press
Neuilly
Council of Ministers
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Denmark to Take Up Clubs for Children
Danish agricultural extension methods are older in the United States. Denmark plans to form similar clubs for boys and girls, coordinated with U S Department of Agriculture and agricultural colleges. Presently work in Denmark targets people aged 15 to 70 years, per J Sorensen at the Danish Legation in Washington.
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United States
Hove
United States Department of Agriculture
Siske Agricultural Colleges
Sorensen
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Washington
Worl
Corn Rootworm Diets Noted by Birds in Field Study
A Bureau of Entomology report cites bobwhite quail eating corn rootworm adults to reduce crop damage. Other birds such as redheaded woodpecker nighthawk cardinal and kingbird also prey on beetles and larvae, helping limit worm infestations in corn fields.
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Watoh
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
Brett
New Haven Railroad Faces Deficit Early 1922 Amid Coal Strike
The New Haven system reports four month total income of 7 251 608 and fixed charges of 7 608 796 yielding a net deficit of 357 187. March profits rose on operating income and other sources but April fell sharply due to the coal strike. Analysts expect a 40 percent revenue cut starting July 1 and anticipate wage and staffing actions to offset losses.
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Cekel
New England
Rumdguat Par
Mimintenanes
Eatumares
Interstate Commerce Commitalon Wiligits
Focome
Realty records show multiple property transfers in Bridgeport
Real estate deeds list numerous transfers including Hiller to Anderson on Mid ling Street. Winter to Bonratt on Wayne Street. Montanara to Mortamaro on Wood Avenue. Levine to Keenan on Sherwood Avenue. Walsh to Goss on Whitmer Avenue. Grandoni to Bartomioli on Wade Street. Lesko to Posztonylezhi on Hancock Avenue. Kundvick on Carroll Avenue. Leth to Taorpa on Carroll Avenue. Sprague holdings on Park Avenue and East Elton Street. certificates show values from $1,159 to $5,000 and terms year by year on Norman Street extension and other streets.
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H. Hiller
Annis Hitler
Carl A Anderson
Midling Street
Wilam Winter
Mecgare
E. Bonratt
Wayne Street
Antionio Montanara
Domenico Mortamaro
Wood Avenue
Joseph Levine
John H. Keenan
Sherwood Avenue
Cinka
Willrad F. Walsh
Barret Goss
Whitmer
Gustavo Grandoni
Giovanni
Luigi Bartomioli
Biste
Margeret
Newspaper Man Appointed to War Finance Board
Washington June 14 The Senate confirmed Fred Starek of Ohio for the War Finance Corporation vacancy left by Angus McLeen. Starek, a former Washington newspaper correspondent, is well known in political circles and will take the post amid swift, unanimous action.
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Washington
Fred Starek
Ohio
War Finance Corporation
Senate Foo Today
Starek
Angus McLeen
Senate
Éarier
Money market report from New York with mixed bids and acceptances
A terse money market summary from New York notes closing bids around 3 with mixed activity. It mentions small bids, tighter acceptances, and rostered positions at 3 1-3 without detailing exact instruments or dates.
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New York
Dune
Gall Doane
Largest Gold Shipment Arrives on Danish Ship
Hoboken N J June 42 The largest shipment of gold ever sent to the United States arrived today on the steamer Frederick VIII. From Copenhagen the cargo ranged between 26 090 000 and 127 000 000 in Ford bullion 30 000 000 st and is consigned to the National Bank of Commerce. It will be transferred tomorrow in armored cars with armed guards to New York banks.
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Hoboken
N. J
United States
Copenhagen
Naional Bank of Commerce
New York
Bonds Fall Across Market In Sympathy With Stocks
New York June 12 Seabed by stock slide bond market faces sharp losses with Treasury issues mostly lower while some foreign issues decline. Atlantic Prussia drops two points and New Haven 3s slide 2 84 points as Western and Southwestern rails ease. Par value sales total 14 682 million with new underwritings of 15 9 million five percent 16 year debentures and Northwestern Utility 5 1st debentures refundings.
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Chile Copper
Republic Iron
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Westinghouse ships large electrical equipment for a railway project
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing ships two carloads of electrical apparatus to the coast as part of a 7 million dollar contract to electrify the Chi can State Railways. The shipment marks the largest single railway equipment shipment to date.
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Bryant Elveutic Co
Western Union Reports Strong Start to 1922 First Four Months
The Western Union Telegraph company reports April operations with net earnings of 1,071,588 dollars, up 96,110 from the prior year. For the first four months this year, net earnings reach 4,470,080 dollars, compared with 4,841,226 dollars in 1921, signaling a substantial gain in annual income despite four month gross earnings down 5.0 percent from last year. A table of four month earnings follows, noting lower overhead and improved efficiency as key factors.
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Germany
Western Union Telegraph Company Ranorts
Arti
Wwelow
Market Declines As Bearish Traders Drive Curb Session
New York curb market activity on June 12 shows early covering giving way to persistent selling by professional floor traders. Major declines hit Standard Oil units and Anglo American as commission houses pressed sales while other independents also fell.
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Standard Oil of Kentuclky
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Mexican Seaboard
Foreign Exchange New Fork Digest Summary
June 13 market report shows weak bargaining in Garmin Jonn talks and Allied bills trading near 12 point levels. Dutch remittances and cross border rates rise with Antwerp and Genoa quotes around 19.30 and 40.45 respectively plus varied marks, crowns, and peseta figures across major European currencies.
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Garmin Jonn
Ror Ling
Allied Billa
Declines Range From Three To Ten Points In Shares
In New York on June 12 the stock market showed broad weakness as speculative issues fell 3 to 10 points amid heavy late trading. Bears pressed the market while pools and manipulated shares faced renewed scrutiny. Major declines hit oils metals steels and chemicals. high grade rails remained firmer while transport stocks dipped. Call money opened at 3 percent and edged higher, time funds steady as liquidity tightened.
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Stock Exchange
Siies
Paris Bankers' Committee
Southeyerh Prelfic
Reading
Erle
Grain Chicago Wheat Dips on Harvest Hopes and Market Weakness
Wheat prices fell in Chicago trading as traders anticipated large southern shipments and farmers offered more grain. July and September contracts slipped with the spot market near the day’s lows while corn and oats weakened and hog values declined. Elevator congestion limited buying, but East coast vessel space was booked for wheat imports.
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Chicago
Ardera
New York
Board of Trade
Wired
Commodity price report from New York market roundup
Copper steady. electrolytic spot and futures at 137 8 14 cents. Tin steady. spot and futures around 31.50. Iron steady with No 1 northern 24.00–26.00, No 2 northern 25.00, No 2 southern 12.00–12.00. Lead steady. spot ETH EGO. Zinc steady. East St. Louis spot and nearby delivery at 43 1 2. Antimony spot 5.25 5 60.
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New York
East St. Leute
Ivery
Butter market holds firm amid steady demand in New York
In New York Butter market remains firm with active demand. Creamery products show varied pricing with firsts and wholesalers reporting stable to higher bids. Wisconsin whole milk and cheese sectors display steady activity as dairy prices hold near recent levels.
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Fancy Young Americas
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