Mortgages Yield to Influence of Stock Movements
June 18 reports describe quiet trading on York Street with mortgages offered freely. Bonds and stocks show mixed moves as government heads remain steady while foreign issues dip and utilities lose ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
York Stask
Ieverne
Ilroad
Missouri Pacific
Renee Iledson
Manhattan Invamr Ss
Seabond Air Line
Kansas City
Cerro Te
Pa- Telephone & Telegraph
Sugar Remnar
Punta Alpere
Hartford grocer owes large rent in bankruptcy
Morris, a Hartford grocer, files for bankruptcy with liabilities of 46,798 and no assets. Of that figure 42,000 is due on a lease. Herbert L. Fortune, a Manchester painter, lists debts of 6.01 and assets of 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Hartford
Herbert L. Fortune
Manchester
Vilar
Died Falco and others listed in early 20th century notices
In Bridgenart and surrounding cities on June 1923 to June 1924, several obituaries publish notices for Michael Falco aged 34, Edward Thomas Forbes, Mrs. Davie of Stratford, Gustav Kobacs, Sigmund Loewith, John Neuwiem, Mathilda Wrangen, and others. Funeral details include residences at 112 James Street and 94 Essex Street, St. Michael and St. Patrick churches, and cemeteries like St. Michael's and B'Nai Israel. Also a transportation bid notice for local schools during 1923-1924 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Edward Thomas
Hanna J. Forbes
Es Street
Saenehaceh
St. Michael's Cemetery
Union Cemetery
Gustav Kobacs
Maple Street
Sigmund Loewith
Nis Ja
Park Avenue
Aon Am
B’nai Israel Cemetery
Neuwiem
John Neuwiem
RS Seara
St. Patrick's Church
St Michael's Cemetery
Wranges i
Mathilda
Ustav Wilhelm Wrangen
Myrtle Ave
Rea@ Memorial Chapel
Frank Polke and Son Mortuary
State St
Mountain Grove Cemetery
1779 Tribunal Would Have Hunted Colonies
A stylized reminiscence cites a tribunal of 1779 and argues it would have killed colonies and doomed American independence. Senator Beveridge quotes warn that if Britain had won, Americans and their allies would face suppression and doubt about the outcome. The piece probes counterfactual views on the Revolution and national status.
Cotton Prices Fall Sharply on August Declines
New York June 18疲 Shares weakness in stacks and rain pulled cotton prices lower led by August, which dropped 200 points to 810 per bale. July also down, with other futures slipping. Crop news was favorable but traders remained cautious as selling intensified amid weak general market sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEAW
York
August Trois
Uly Wes
Crip Pasiliohs
LAL Pointe
Us Low
Metal Markets Report from New York on June 15
The metal market bulletin lists copper at 40.02 to 40.75 in nearby and futures. iron prices steady with No 1 Northern at 440 and No 2 Southern at 27.00. lead and zinc steady with East St. Louis spot around 6.00. antimony spot between 6.63 and 6.77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whein
Chaban
Aim Ag
Bosch
Nak
Goa
Lee Tabty
Haseer
AmTel
Austin
Fila Beth Hirel
Ck Cate
Butte
Petros
Sinh Org
Noan Ata
Fleisels Nann
Akerd
Goodrich
Davis
Soo Hartman
Rts Island
Lima
Lou & Nash
Magma Cop Ns
Mallinson
Suo Marine
Marland Galautas
Marland
TOO Mart
Aga North Anne
Yi North Pac
OY Packard Mats
Phibias
Ay & Arma
Petty
Skelly Oil
Strom Cara
Studebaker
Tex Co
Tex Gulf
Tex Pee
Vitery West
New York
East St. Louis
Urges Renewal of Gold Standard for England
London June 13 strong advocates of restoring the gold standard in England were voiced by Professor Gustav Gassel before the London School of Economics tonight. Professor Cysel said America’s monetary policy had the most wholesome effect on gold’s value and a return to the gold standard for other countries would be easier and advantageous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Gustav Gassel
Stockholmenononzisi
Berturing
London School of Ivenomits
Cysel
Amevies
Exporter Admits Cocoa Theft and Sentenced
New York June 18 Jerome Dumont exporter admitted stealing 253000 worth of cocoa beans in 1920 and was sentenced to five and a half years in Sing Sing following a plea of guilty to the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jerome Dumont
Sing Sing
War hero faces charge as swindler in New York case
Charles Glen Gailins former army lieutenant travels from New York aboard the steamer Momus to Bombay Sonia where inspector Miles of Stratland Yard detains him on a swindling accusation involving 18 000. He allegedly forged and fled with 2600 in bonds and 1500 in currency after a year of irregular shipments. He will be sent to England aboard the Majestic under bonds claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles
Glen Gailins
Colove
Ie Reiuah
Momus
Eingland
Majestic
Industrial Averages Close At a Net Loss of 2 Points
New York June 18 Prices in today's active session show the Industrial averages closing with a net loss of 2 points for the day. The market struggled amid rumors of brokerage house solvency and a weaker commodity sector. US Steel and oil issues weighed, while New York Central and California Petroleum led declines. money market demand remained steady despite slight rate shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
New York Central
American Smelting
Pennsylvania
California
Cones of Steels
Steel
Brude
Beinig
Tan-Americ
California Petroleum
Philips Petroleum
Pave
Sinelimp Honsten Wid
Shurdayd Oi
New Jersey
Prides
Baldoa
American Can
Stewart-Wheney
Atehisan
New Yorke Central
Baltimore
Leéhish
Valles
St. Louis Southwestern
Frisco
Union Pacific
John Citizens Cash Quota Rises Denial of Inflation
Washington report on money per capita rising to 44 dollars, highest in months, with Treasury and Federal Reserve officials calling it a healthy currency expansion. They say production keeps pace, no inflation, though watchful of credit growth and possible future shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph FL Couch
Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Treasury
Mey
New Haven B and M Stock Control Challenge
June news from Boston reports Tid Lund Codman filing in the State Supreme Court to bar the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad from exercising control over a large block of Boston and Maine stock. The Boston Railroad Holding Company trustees were ordered by a U S court to set the stock over to the New Haven under Massachusetts statute provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tidlund
Codman
Trosier
Boston & Maine Railroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Abo, &R.F
Bostona& Maine
Boston Railroad Holding Company
United States
Southern District of New York
Dividends Declared by Sinclair and Others
Dividend news from New York reports Sinclair president denying maligioun reverts while declaring a dividend and noting the wave has not been considered. American Holly Company declares 50 cent class A stock dividend payable June. Crucible Steel issues quarterly dividend while reporting three month net profit of 1,677,390.20 after depreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Consolidated Oi! UN
Tnday
Ae Maligioun
Wyld
New York
American
Haly Company
Cliass
Leven
Barry
Callen
Lonmage
Coote & Co. Bankruptcy Across West Coast Firms Fail
A San Francisco office and related West Coast brokers fail to open as creditors file involuntary bankruptcy petitions led by various offices. Cities named include San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Portland, Denver, New York, Philadelphia, and Phoenix with further mentions of Chicago and Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coote & CO
San Francisco
Jareret
Wrokera Oy
Ita
Orher Offens
Espa Angeles
San Diego
Rakevet Let
Ano
Opnlhand
Portland
Oye
Denver
New York
Phaemus
Orairam
Ariz
Lithuania's army keeps the nation broke says official
On a six months inspection tour in Lithuania the former resident charged backwardness and high army upkeep as causes of the country's poverty. He blamed currency value and ignorance for the dire state despite a modernizing effort. The remarks reflect a critical view of Lithuania's military expenditures and economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mark Tee
Reuse
Tod I
Githuania
Cotton Spot Car Sein York Dune 18
Fragmented OCR text lists dates and items with unclear meanings. It mentions Cotton Spot car and months like January March, with garbled phrases. No coherent events or identities emerge for a proper summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sein York
Ton Qileg
Middie
Alaska road construction costs cited in money page
The notice notes that $500,000 was expended last year on the construction of graveled roads in Alaska. It references loans against acceptances and mentions amounts offered at staggered times. The terse item reflects finance activity in the New York money section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alaska
Grain market sags amid harvest fears and price declines
A volatile trade era shows grain prices slipping as harvest concerns mix with bear sentiment. New declines in wheat futures spread to Standard Oil and Prairie pipelines, while motor stocks ease and mining shares drift. Officials warn of potential seasonal pricing shifts as demand remains soft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generaie
Toyest
Iitiz
New York
Amc
Pennsylvania
Ube
Prairie OF & Gas
Standard of Indiana
Lnwest
Prairie Pipe Line
Ghia
Audiror
Realty Records of Complex Property Transfers
Fragments of a real estate notices page listing transfers among multiple parties. Mentions Lillian Gerber, American Bank and Trust, Marlfielda Avenue, 520,000, and various street names and buyers. Reading is partial and OCR garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kifreda
Hit
Lo Security Marte Weh Coutpahe
Wosd
Tugenr
Sithen American Bank
Peast
veMity
Tromedite Sive
Menty N. Alecathron Bo
Anerean Bank Wid Trust Companys
Tress Street
Nichael Tobsteck
Lo American Bank and Trust Company
Ventral Avenue
Lilian Ciery
Menhgyiated - Bank
Peatty
Mice
Wen Gerber
Vinst Nations Bank
Readiy
Mairfielda Avenge
Stoun
Dairy Market Report With Faint Demand and Price Shifts
In New York dairy markets butter creamers and white and brown butter marks show limited activity. Prices trend uneven across grades as creamery firsts ease and nearby whites move, while extras hold at selective levels amid quieter demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nhi York
cTume
Ermer
Metlvik Fates
Young Amer
Jawer
Foreign exchanges in York produce new low marks and steady sterling
June 18 report shows heavy forester prices with the dollar at 6.16 cents and German marks hitting a fresh low. Demand for sterling remains around 4.62, with various currencies and rates listed, including Paris francs and Antwerp Amsterdam figures, amid uncertain European exchange movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Vents
Dave RF
Paris
Antwerp
Ur Amaterdam
Genoa
Vienna
Storkholm
Christiania
Copenhagen
Switzerland
Berlinmarkt
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Hartford Grocer
B. Turney
Hughes & Chapman Co. Offee
Stratford Ave
Bridgeport, Conn
M. J. Gannon Funeral Home Incorporated
Join St
Peace League
Great Britain
Manevica
Mart O
Albert F. Beveridge
Vaid
Bunker Hill
Sonk
Ameriens
Pevel
Metal Market
Atheneende
New Adenien
Evita Elaa
Liberts
Booth
Sarperiintes
U. S. Steel
Kelly-Springfield
U. S. Rubbers
Wex
Industriada
BOM
John
U.S
Igze
Sto
Ralph Ce
NEW Haven B. & M
Lithuania
Moe Og Weir
Sob Aa Ag
Anshia
Wotton
Tniduptunas
Wierandty Mercis
Batiste
Annet Len Beers
Huoeatiel
Ivi
Housh
Peter Davey
Realty
Alishy Han
Pruett
Ambrose
Martha C. Jeelnson
Heals
Brrth Street
Methanics
Pamiers Savings Bank
Lilian Gerber
Guantanamo & Western Railroad Company
Cuba
Sam Luis
Bay of Guantanamo
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
New York Stock Exchanges
John Street
Bridgeport
Telephone
Barnum
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Albany
Syracuse
Scranton
Brirgewort Merchant
Credit Aassg
Warker
Inc
U. State Banking Commissioners
Suipervision
Noble
New England Equity City Corp
State Street
Title Guaranty & Trust Company
Main Street
Bridgeport First Mortwases
Bond Department
State
City Hall
Hincks Bros. & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Connecticut Trust Fund Securities
Main St
Conn
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Fairfield Av
Fairfield
Ave
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