Market reaction dominates as stocks slide to year lows
Reactionary tendencies again dominated the market after an initially upbeat session. Early gains from a lower commercial discount and a steady dividend were erased, with prices slipping toward week’s end. Total sales reached about 9.95 million dollars, with declines in metals and tobacco groups and slight rebounds in some sugar and related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tederal Reserve Bank
Northern Pacific
Wesk
Mexican Petroleum
U. S. Steel
Dut
Ievel
Federal Reserve Bank
Cuba
Market News Fork Ends With Unclear Prices
June 16 report from a market section notes active trade and varied dairy and cheese items. Mentions silk specials, fancy grades, and several unclear prices, with references to grapes and textiles in a disrupted listing of products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ets
Textea
Cotton market and weather boost amid late morning trading
The market opened steady with early gains in cotton futures. Reports of favorable southern weather and signs of renewed mining activity supported sentiment though late morning selling pressured prices to near recent lows.
Sugar Market Quiet as Refined Prices Stagnate
Sugar markets show a continued decline in refined sugar to basin levels by roughly 2 percent with little demand emerging. New sugar futures hold steady while some deals in perlim markets edge above 4.6, and refiners resist larger declines despite shipments. Trade remains quiet as traders await market stabilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emi
Sears
Perl Weng
I. F
Fragmentary Historic Market and Coffee Prices Report
A garbled page fragment reports coffee pricing and weights, with scattered figures and terms such as cents per pound and daily closing levels. It mentions September values, shipper receipts, and currency notations, plus brief stock market style quotes and a New York money market note noting easy money conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfes
New York
French Government’s Financial Policy Outlined in Paris
Paris June 16 The French government laid out a drastic financial policy emphasizing consolidation of teams and a halt to new bad notes. Finance Minister Moumer told the Chamber of Deputies Finance Committee that 1922 expenditures were cut from 26 billion to 23 billion francs as the guiding principle for economy and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fie
Chamber of Deputies Finance Committee
M. Moumer
Finn
Absorption of German Bonds Declared Unavoidable
The Wedersl Reser Board said absorption of substantial blocks of German reparation bonds in American markets is unavoidable. The board added that ending the reparations dispute would be an economic triumph and would improve European adjustment with a special impact on the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wedersl [Reser Board
Unite States
Grain market falls after bullish crop reports and rust fears
Chicago grains slipped as eastern selling followed a rise, with wheat closing 1-4 to 4-1/2 cents lower and July at 1.28 1/8. Corn gained modestly as exports supported prices while oats and provisions moved irregularly. Weather concerns and reports of black rust in Minnesota and South Dakota, plus late foreign demand, influenced sentiment amid increasing country offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cate
Conditiena
Dama
Lovel
Olio
Indiana
Assertinns
Minnesota
South Dakota
Bix
Italy
Missouri
St Louis
Germany
Realty records reveal extensive property transfers across city streets
A list of warranty deeds and attachments records numerous transfers and liens including Theresa Herz to Henrietta Maehel 46 feet Crescent Avenue Juckington Avenue 45 feet and Madison Avenue 40 to 50 feet. Walter Lopwith 28 feet Elm Street 38 feet Calhoun Avenue 48 feet. other entries name Sidenta Ambros, Simon Seltzer, Milton F. Masten, Mary J Schwerha, Nathan Engli man, and Carl Carlson among many. The document also notes certificates of attachments and a change of name for The Tenne Hamilton’s Pharmaceutical to Hindie Drug Stores.
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Her
Henry Erg
Madison Avenue
George Street
Theress
Henrietta Maehel
Crescent Avenue
Juckington Avenue
Theresa Herz
Bertha He
Church Street
Washington Terrace
Senriette Leving
Jewett Avenue
Theresa Ilers
Jewett Street
Simon Seltzer
Samuel Belinskig
Milton FH. Masten
Rolo
DeBiese
Goodwin Street
Mary J. Schwerha
Stephen Jewett
Ford
Nathan Engilman
Beach Stree
Aage Carlson
Joe Aukaolo
Stinie Huzelo
Woodrow Avenue
Aaze Carlson
Joe Fiukeio
Anne Hukelo
Woorrow Avenue
Teobert Goodwille A&nine
AL JT Shapiro
Dario Zaha
Tleie Zaha
Andrew Taampart
Robert Waillamaon
Apedant Bridgel
Daly
Robert Watkinson
Ternard Daly
George Udltrap
Meter Medve
Mortmage Dee
Gussman
George B
Nathan Engelman
Mary PB
Dunn
Beach Street
Louis H. Jocorza
Eilen G.tash
Charron Street
Marcus Fried
Nathan Sepwarn
Tenne Hamilton
Storus
Liberty Bonds Market Snapshot and Prices
Liberty bonds listed for New York include 38 4s at 87.80 and second 4s at 36.64. Other entries show 4 K45 at 7.99, 4 1-42 GI56 at 86.97, and Victory 3 S-4e around 98.32. Prices reflect varied maturities and issues in the window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Arma
Soa Allied Gh & Dye
Zaig AG
Actna
Tobagi
TAO Ammer
Keystone
Itty Jane Glenaiden Coal
Amer Lecompt
Lenar Petral
Peerless Motors
St Fe
Amer Smelt Po
Sauri Hacivic
Bod Radio Co
Amur Steel Wd
LOO Missouri Pac
Republic Rubber
Sa Coal & Iron
Amer Sas Bouah
Lot Swift Inter
Nortate
Sweets Co
Amer
Todd Shipyards
Amer Tel & T
Okla Pot & Et
Bsa Beng
Baat Pacific
S Distributing
Pan-Am Steel
Penn Sea
William Davies
Peoples Cos
Wilys Co
FOO AL Goole & Wer
Pero Marquette
Aboo
Pierce Ow
Pierce Arrow
Indiana Pipe
Tocom
Fas
Pierre Loillard
Pittsbury
Burns Bros
Ritts & W Va
NG Key Y Bi
Boones
GM Canadian Pacif
Carib Syndicate
Royal Jn
Sonn Htiow
Pashia
St Louis
Pet
Chile & Nor
St Lonia
Federal Oil
Chic & Nw
Granada
My & St
M & SP
Sinclair Oil
Inter Pet AN Sa
Mararaibs Oil
Leo Southern
Noble Oil & Gas
Omar Gil & Gre
Cal Gas & Ba
Golam
Gray
Studebaker
Teg By Creek
Superior & MA
Fetrolang & Southern Cas
Ion Tenn
Texas Pacific
Mo Tex
Texas Co
America
AOO Crucel
Union Pacific Ik
Tinion Pacifie
Boston & Mont
Bar
Ark
United
Prat Tor
Don
Caledonia Mining
Fadicott Daha
GLY
Real & Im
TG & Rubber AB
Sureka Cros
Raphall Az
Anon
Goldfield
Asphalt
Steel
Galdfield Dev
Elealric
Itrah Copper
Harmail
Nipissing
Inter Agricul
Sutherland
Wilbert Cooper Industrial
T&t
Beth Speer
New York
Liberty Bonds
Louisville and Nashville Rail announces stock increase
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad voted to raise the company stock from 72 million to 425 million dollars and to issue a stock dividend equal to the proposed rise of 53 million dollars subject to Interstate Commerce Commission approval. Stockholders meet July 24 to act on directors recommendations. The board cited a surplus that could have been paid as dividends and said new stock would replace bonds to keep debt under about three times outstanding stock.
Senate Rejects Its Own Packer Regulation Bill
The Senate rejected the packer regulation bill 37 to 24 after it was reported by the Agriculture Committee. The body then began consideration of the respiratory treasure bill from the House. Senator Sterling of South Dakota introduced a new bill, prompting adjournment with action due tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingto
Agriculture Committee
House
Stering
South Dakota
Senate
Clearing House Acts To Stop Figure Lotteries In New York
The New York clearing house adopts the Louis clearing house system to announce daily clearances in round figures to disrupt a widespread lottery. Prices of pride and other goods see a latest reduction, with a 25 cent cut across all grades cited as steady stock reductions rise. Spot cotton shows ongoing movement as market actions unfold.
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New York
Pittsec Pch
Purc
Soother
Five Arrests For Motor Violations In New York
Five arrests were reported by police for automobile law violations. Included are Joseph sh strial charged with vehicle offenses in New Haven area and Ledthers of Hampden Conn charged with parking, plus William Gan of Denver Avenue charged with a jitney issue.
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Airfield
Bong
Toseph Sh Strial
W. Hy
Ledthers
Hampden, Conn
William, Gan
Denver Avenas
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Cities Service Securities
Common Stock Bankers’ Trust
Cities Service
Joseph B. Clarke & Co. of
Broadway, New York City
Metal Market
Tony Osine
Wieetré Conper
London
R & Eles Cowper
Goff &S Sopher
Jane
Vic
Dedny
Benerady
Tommorow
Coe
Toias
Sea High
Err
Oder
Festendar
Wight
Tee
Connauen
Deaghia
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Ite
the Guest Savings Bank
Bridgeport Corner OP
Main and State Sts
Liberty Ponds
Goodyear Roofing Co. i Specialists
Jona St. Noble
William R. Bull
Noble
Bridgeport
Conn
Cities Service Company
Bankers
Ko Pn
Frederick G. Lalley
First National Bank
Emergency Shoe Repairing Co
Main St. Conieoboners Store
Bridgeport Bread CO
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