Speculative Stocks Fall Sharply in Market Turmoil
New York traders faced renewed stock market unease with heavy liquidations across low-priced rails food issues and several rail and utility peers. Mexican Petroleum stood out with a 12½ point rise to a 144½ record as overall demand weakened and money market liquidity stayed tight, with dealings around 1,075,000 shares.
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New York
Yertardey
Tuner Motors
Geveral
Teras and Pacific
St Louia Southwestern
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Zeke Erie
Wester
Rock Island
Pera Marquette
Atlantic Coast Line
Ravereal
Connecticut Passenger Revenues Dip for Week End June 10
Connecticut Co reports a drop in gross passenger operating revenues for the week ending June 10, down $2,977.10 from the week ending November 14, the last week of the ten cent fare schedule. The period shows a four cent fall in earnings compared with last year, with a rise in ten cent and token passengers attributed to summer beach traffic. Freight car receipts lag behind last year due to motor truck competition, while wage savings from arbitration may be offset by ongoing track maintenance needs.
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Connecticut Co
Publiculkies Commission
Cammission
Pub- Te Utilities Commission
Tom
Mey
Connecticun O
Rand
Arbitration Board
Foreign exchange report from New York June 10
Foreign exchange rates show weakness abroad with sterling down about 1 percent and Austrian rates sliding on cables. Allied remittances weakened, neutrals declined, and loan prospects for Austria remained slim while various European currencies including Paris, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Genoa, Vienna, Stockholm, Christiania, Copenhagen, and Switzerland displayed lower values or unclear quotes.
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New York
Paris
Antwerp
Amserdam Ig
Genoa
Lre
Vienna
Crown
Stockhelm
Christiania
Copenhagen
Switzerland
Spain
Remington 60 Reduces Debt Over a Million
The Remington Typewriter Co reports substantial progress since January. Debt reduced by 1,194,000 with bank loans cut from 1,050,000 and 194,000 in other obligations retired. Portable models now sell well at a weekly rate of 1,890, production up from 600, and standard models show better demand. Factory operates five days with 60 to 65 percent capacity. dividends unlikely soon. Summer sales dip noted. dividend resumption to await stronger demand. Judge Wasservoice ruling on annual election cited as stimulating.
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Remington Typewriter Co
Itanvisette
Yavall
Wasservoce
United States Diuister Court of
New York
Real Estate Transfers and Quitclaim Deeds in Local Listings
Real estate records show warranty deeds and quitclaim deeds transferring parcels along Kent Avenue Stratford Avenue Hewitt Street Colorado Avenue and other local streets. Transactions include Alexander J and Emily Kement and others, several parcels measured in feet with prices ranging from 500 to 7500 dollars.
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Charles
Anta
McDonald
Alexander J
Emily Kement
AO Feel
Kent Avenue
Vosary Allbes
Walter
Anne Gniewski
Realty
Stratford Avenue
Hewitt Atraot
Albert Alien
Felix Janicka
Ellen A. Cunick
Courtland Avenue
John H
Katherine Borstellman
Joseph Ialatus
Sage Avenue
Anthony Dileo
James H. Harveng
Lindley Street
Helena E. Marquette
Milan Z. Sawley
Sea
Keeler Avenue
Archer C. Wheeler
Ellen Martneel
West Main Street
Frederick E. Morgan
Frank W. Barrows
Colorado Avenue
Mortraga Deeds
Emily Koment
Charles F
Anna
Frank W. Burrows
City Savings Bank
Avaign Gutowski
Mary Allbre
Hewit Street
Joseph and
Josephine Mocciai
Berry
Berry MM, ‘Leventhal, 47 Feet, Surroughs Street
Angelo Ralph Paesli
George T. Hathaway
Sampson Avenue
David I. Lustis
Arthur W. Burnitt
Elmwood Place
Germany Pays June Reparations Installment In Marks
Germany today met the regular monthly reparations installment of 60,000,000 marks. Deposits aggregating a large sum were made to designated banks in Paris and London.
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Paris
Jung
Preay,jj
Germany
Parin Lenten
Russell
Meat per capita in United States drops since war
June 16 United States meat consumption stands at 144.8 pounds per person, down from 175.7 before the war, a 17 percent reduction over 39 years. The Agriculture Department study notes pork remains the top eaten meat at 13.8 pounds per person in 1921, with overall food intake about 10 percent below prewar levels as officials explore health and economic factors.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Povernmeant
Tina
Pappia
Agriculture Department
Agricul
Hure
Japanese Leaders Seek Receivership Amid Creditors’ Opposition
In New Haven a judge opened a special session to decide on appointing a receiver for Tar Angto Porta, private banker of New Haven, now declared bankrupt with assets between 65 000 and 90 000 and liabilities around 130 000. Attorney Antu Klan of New Haven, for 244 creditors totaling over 190 000, resisted the move hoping for a settlement without court action. Admiral Tomosabuy Sato is tipped as potential premier, while Shidehara, ambassador to the United States, is set to be foreign minister in the new Japanese ministry.
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New Haven
Edwin
Thomas
Hamaatid
United States District Court
Tar Angto Porta
Vantrupt
Wal
Antu Klan
New “‘Haven
Ote
Y Ca Ie
Washington
Shidehara
Copmer Amebasador
United States
Naredy
Curbs and Crashes Mark New York Market Session
The curb market was reactionary with liquidation and price drops across sectors led by the Stand ard Oil group. Declines hit Mexican, Seaboard, and voting trust certificates as production news failed to steady trading. Imperial and Kentucky shares dipped while some miners and radio stocks showed mixed results.
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New York
Seastor
Wie Pratan
Ollealsa
Seaboard
Despie
Echo
Standard Oi
Imperial
Oil of Canada
Indiana
Kentucky
Anglo-Amereayy Wits
Kirby Bothoum
Samms Feteohum
Mutual Oly
Lopacea
Pure
Alotor
Am Pronean
Flarkard Weld
Deeriese and
Rao
United
Candy
Wits
Chungea
Minis
Consolidated Cowper
Metal market report with mixed commodity notes
In New York on January 13, metal markets show steady copper and tin, with near term activity in zinc and antimony. Spot and nearby prices for lead and other alloys edge slightly, while electrotype demand remains subdued and minor changes noted in East St Louis markets.
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New York
Comercial
Xo & Sp
Speee Gran
II Jron
Juan
East St Louis
Oellyers
Yale Commencement Week Opens With Angell Address
Yale begins its commencement week with President Angell delivering the Baccalaureate address in Woolsey Hall on Sunday at eleven. The schedule includes an organ recital, Yale Chiga meeting, Alumni Advisory Board, Law School luncheon, Sheffield Scientific School ivy planting, College Senior Class exercises, and public access to most events. Tickets are not required for several events and some luncheons are open to all graduates.
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Mew Haven
Conn
Yale
Angell
Woosey Hell
University Dramatic Association
Raesus
Eudpides
Glet Oferick
Angall
James Rowland Angell
Juny
Attrans Lancheon
B. Jenson
Woolsey Hall
Battell Chapel
Memorial Hall
Yale Law School
Sheffield Scientific School
Ivy
Vanderbilt Square
Sundaland
Wenlesday
Offley
Yale Liw Senco ‘Alumni Association
School of Taw
Trnor of Business Aggressive, Dan Report Claims Progress
A New York dispatch notes renewed push by bankers and traders amid slow recovery, signaling more aggressive policy and broader credit activity. Analysts cite cautious optimism as lending resumes in varied sectors while concerns over rates and demand persist.
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Trnor
Dan
Building Permits Report From Yesterday
Permits for construction work were issued yesterday with multiple projects listed. Notable entries include a one story frame house on Mijland Street, a seven room house off Aventia Avenue, a concrete garage on Wincallathe Bivest, and alterations to a main street building. Also noted are additions, frame structures, and family dwellings on various streets including Teckson Avenue, 298 Teckson, and 58 Ma Street.
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Taree
Ge-G
Mijland Street
Carl Anderson
Aventia Avenue
Artioy Miler
Wincallathe Bivest
Fe Ametron
Rev Perth
Atex
Mary Warra
Teckson
Faigh Renzont
Ds Rere
Jose Curerray
Petrutss Toet
August Thionwiz
Ma Street
Mary Tuplin
Frame Barnes
Irma Avenue
Ars
Eun Barkon
Clara Moreo
Benjamin Linsky
Iron and steel production behind orders boosts price talk
Iron Trade Review reports mills operating at about 70 percent capacity as demand outpaces supply. Delays in delivery strain new business, with producers in Pittsburgh Chicago and Cleveland raising prices for plate and steel items. Large inquiries from oil firms and pipeline demand persist while Bessemer shortage limits sales. freight rate cuts and ore price drops push savings to furnaces.
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Iron Trade Review
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Mahoning Vestley
Fitzabursh
Steel Corporation
Producara
Bhai
Pittscursh
Pate
Sinclair Oil
Maryland Oil
Bessemer Stet
Jean And Steel_ Advance
Cleveland
United States
Pacific Coast
Money markets quote from June 15
Call money in London shown as low 3 with ruling at 3 and joking bid at 3. Offered at 1 last call loans. Sealine: acceptance noted.
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Ate
Sealine
Grain market summary from Chicago export sale day
Grain prices closed firm with wheat up modestly as May and September futures eased. Corn and oats rose slightly while provisions varied, trade notes a midday setback in wheat causing a weekly low, hogs lifting demand despite larger warehouse stocks.
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Chicago
Ijinele
Bonds Hold Firm Amid Stock Market Reaction
New York June 16 Bond market steadied despite reaction in stocks with some issues under pressure and others reaching new highs. Liberty bonds show strength with par or better prices, while Mexican and British issues rally. Treasury oversubscription reported in latest certificates. municipal and school bond underwritings also noted.
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New York
Tanden
Liberty Group
United Kingdoms
Sterling
Peoria
St. Fanl
New Haven
Seaboard
Mercantile Enterprises
Consolidated Gas 7A
Brooklyns Rapid Transit
Treasury
Washington
Public Service Commission of
San Juan
Porto Rico
New York Dairy Prices and Market Report
New York dairy market notes firmer creamery extras at 36 milk cream pricing, state dairy prices showing higher rates for whole milk and lower grades. Butter and cheese trends cited with assorted grain and milk product quotes, plus regional variations and quality grades for various consignments.
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New York
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Goodrich
DRA
Lima
Loews Inc
Nort & So
Nort & Wrai
Hal Penns
Ce Luss
Trans OM
Asien
Union Pac
United Fruit
Alco
Im. Gi Co
Uriah Cop
Utah
YOO West Union
Wilson & C
SPALP
Gor
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Wis
Science Service
Washington, BC
Tomosabuy Sato
Japan
Srom—Latry
Tokai Baghi
Nis Nis
Metal Market
Low
Laat
Lessig
Bank Hs
Corvard
Lanst Titan
Iron and Steel Production
Trade Review
James Staples &Co
Private Bankers
State Street
Bridgeport
Laeren
Guaranty & Trust Company
First National Bank of Bridgeport
Big
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Iberty
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Fairfield Ava
Milford
Gulf Street
John T. Howes
Broad St
Milford, Conn
Bridgeport Gas Light Co. Capital Stock
Yneld
Hincks Bros. & CO
New York Stock Exchange
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