Wall Street Dives After Techno-Speculation Surge
New York trading showed heavy activity in Mexlean Petroleum and Studebaker with highs and sharp pullbacks as speculative favorites drove volatility. Market closed with a loss for Studebaker after early gains, while other stocks in energy and manufacturing edged higher then eased. Total shares traded reached 1,076,000 amid signs of waning public participation and shifting interest. Call money opened at 2 percent, the lowest in five years, with larger withdrawals from reserve banks affecting cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Sida
General Asphalt
Pan American Petroleum
California Patrolleumena Housy Gil
Meritat
Cal Maney
Unity
San Francisco
Evening Bulletin
Bualmese
New York Times
Cleveland
Manasing
Public Ledger Company
Mrs E C Garrison Dies At 53 In Bridgeport
Mrs Eilzeeth Cole Garrison 53 wife of Edward N Garrison president of Garrison Company Inc died yesterday at her home 2353 Fairfield Avenue after weeks of illness She came to Bridgeport in 1845 from Meriden Survived by husband two sons F E Rney pianist with studio at 66 Cannon Street and Sydney two grandsons two sisters and two brothers Burial planned in Bridgeport Broad Street Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilzeeth Cole Garrison
Edward N. Garrison
The
Garrison Company, Inc
Fairfield Avenue
Garrison
Bridgeport
Meriden
Rney Garrison
Cannon Street
Sydney Garrison
E. Rhey Gardr
Walden
H. Hummill
Philadelphia
Santon B. Cole
Princeton
Albert A. Cole
N.S
Wii- Yam Horeee
United Congregational Church
Brispeton, S.ed
Broad Street
Membership decline hits English unions in 1921 year
London report from the Associated Press notes steep drops in union memberships across sectors. The unskilled workers union fell by 100,000 and the general workers and railwaymen unions suffered losses amid wartime disruption and wage declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fnglsh
London
Associated Press
Wade
Thorne
Lite Management
Butter and cheese markets ease in New York and Wisconsin
PRODUCE NEW YORK June 21 butter market steady with creamery extras 36 cents. Cheese market firmer with specials around 20 cents. dairy tubes and fresh extras 30 to 31 cents. Wisconsin reports whole milk and fancy young Americas 12 to 20 cents. Beef market quiet and steady with nearby rounds at 38 to 41 cents and related cuts 1 to 34 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Creamery
Wisconsin
Fey
Tage
Ajax
All & & Bale
Allis Chaim
Mt Beet S
Chit RI & P
Sca
Erie
Harvand
Wwe
Iron P Co
Island OM Toole
Keily
Eh . N
Pete Levele
Norte
Mm Bi Devel —O
Reading
Ray Con C. Wae
I & SI
Eno Sr
Staubais
United Fruit
U S
Steele
Ig West Pac
West Union
Eagieag Am
Wilson & Co
Witiy
Corb Market Summary Shows Mixed Curves in NY
June 21 New York profit tax influenced curb exchange trading with upturns in some issues. Seaboard and Standard Oil moved widely, Indiana and Kentucky shares fell from morning highs while Cities Service rose sharply then receded. Mining stocks active. May production hit 2,104,103 pounds, Mexican bonds easy, other bonds steady amid light pace moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seny York
Exchense
Seaboard
Peerless
Packard
Moan
Ticoli
Duran
Phi Morris
Dougay
Reallang
Dubiller Radio
Out Sodio
Grain market summary shows mixed gains and rains influence
Grain prices fluctuated with slight gains in wheat and corn while oats edged higher. Late crop optimism and rain in Canada Northwest affected futures as traders anticipated better yields, with elevator buyers expecting substantial corn arrivals and hog market activity remaining steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Hicker Liverpool
Student Players Present Program at Wing's Highway Church
Dalyymy a Clark's Student Players present a program tomorrow night at Wing's Highway church Nevle avenue and Spring street with piano solos by Mrs. William Comley and dramatic numbers. Herald James Emmons announces the lineup including The Merchant of Venice scenes Portia Miss Grace Jepzon Margary Kiernan Bryant Catharine Ellison Ardelle Libbey and more with several performers and a reporter Evelyn Evans among names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalyymy
Clark's
Wing's Highwey
Nevle Avenue
Spring Street
William Comley
James Emmons
Comley
Portia
Grace Jepzon
Margary Kiernan
Bryant
Catharine Ellison
Aft
Evelyn Evans
Eve
Harele Waterbury
Katie
Wiys Claire Bourke
Realty records list deeds and mortgages across multiple properties
Multiple entries show transfers and mortgages including Hermar Isaacs to Esther Goldstein for 6,000 on Highland Avenue. Home Building and Loan Association to William F. Sherwood. Resnick to Sebastian Cancevalo at 1001 Burnell Street. Isaac Rood on 42 Burnell Street. Genaro Guerra to Portina Guerra on North Avenue Rue. Andro Chontos to Medisates and Farmery Savings Bank on River Street for 409. Wildsoer Shorwonte to Wladek Seperack on Taft Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisim
Hermar Isaacs
Esther Goldestein
Highland Avenue
The
Home Building and Loan Association
Wiliam F. Sherworit
Tatkavenue- Tardor
Mortgase
Andro Chontos
Medisates and Farmery Savings Bank
Street River Street
Wladek Seperack
Taft Avenue
Unclear financial notice from New York June text
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered money market figures and bid references. Names and exact actions are unreadable, leaving an outline of rates and closing bid mentions without clear participants or dates.
Milk production and consumption rise in 1921 figures
Department of Agriculture data show U S milk production reached 33 462 276 000 pounds in 1921 with a 10 percent year over year gain. Household consumption totaled 49 142 000 000 pounds while manufacturing use rose 6 percent to 46 493 404 000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Agricuture Department
Editors Assess Church Advertising Value at Milwaukee Meeting
Milwaukee, Wis June 21 Associated Press reports editors and publishers from major papers nationwide voiced views on church advertising value. Clergy and press executives noted advertising boosts attendance and public awareness, with examples from New Orleans Indianapolis Seattle and Cleveland showing ads attract congregants and reinforce church missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Associated Provg
Aditors
Cdurch
Associated Advertising Clubs
J. T. Brabner Smith
Chicago
Wigion of Publicity
Council of Board and Beneval Ences
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pullics
Smith
Spasyore
Indianapoly
Maraglis
the World-Herald
Amaha
Nev
Manascri
Milwaukee Sentinel
Times
Ihe
Il Myneage Herald Charen
Onarch
Milwaukee Journal
House of Worship
Ema
Seattle Times
Hanover Trust To Pay 25 Percent Dividend To Depositors
In Boston on June 1 the Hanover Trust Company will distribute a 25 percent dividend to commercial depositors. Commissioner Joseph C. Allen announced the plan, with payments starting Monday. The bank had been closed for nearly two years by order of the commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Haneover Tris
Bank Commission
Joseph C. Allen
Blonday
Pti Aller, Es
Mortgage Deeds Show Decrease of Fifty Three Percent
Real estate mortgage deeds by financial firms in Bridgeport show a 53 percent weekly drop. Total loans last week reached 95 240 dollars from 471 200 previous week, with mortgage deeds filed totaling 44 360 versus 189 000 prior. Banks and loan institutions supplied 54 percent of the total, and a breakdown lists Bridgeport area banks and firms with summed loans of 35 250 for the week ending June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canke and
Ananelal
Bridgeport
City Savings Bank
Lomas & Wetttleton
iBdgpt
Land & Title Hoo Bagpt
Sar, & Loan
Stratford Trust
Realty & Trade Corp
Edgat. Fla. & Sezer. Co
New York Reserve Bank Cuts Discount Rate to Four Percent
The Local Federal Reserve Bank reduced its discount rate from 4 1-2 to 4 percent after today’s close, the lowest since December 181%. The move follows England’s cut and signals likely similar steps by other regional banks in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of England
Lang
Washington
Bond Market Gains Amid Low Money Rates in New Buying Surge
In New York on June 21, cooling money rates spurred fresh bond buying with irregular moves. Gains led by several issues, including heavy activity from Mexican government loans early, later softening. Notable performers included Baltimore and Ohio, Denver and Rio Grande, Northern Pacific, Seaboard, Atchison, Erie, and Pennsylvania General. Total sales reached $14,074,000 par value. new underwritings announced such as New York Central Railroad and Catarina state loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Call Lang
United
Sterlius Exchange
San Paulo
Baltimore
Ohio
Denver
Rio Grande
Northern Pacific
Seaboard &S
Atchison General
Erie General
Pennsylvania
Stranger
Mercantile Marina
Panj American Petroleum
Bethlehem Steel
New York Central Ilroad
Aquismien
State of Catarina
Brazil
Cerna
Ioan
Foreign Exchange Rally Recovers in London Paris
New York reports renewed buying in morning trade with renewed buying of sterling and gains in European currencies. Sterling edged up about one cent while French Belgian and German marks fluctuated. Dutch and Scandinavian currencies showed mixed moves as Polish Austrian and Czechoslovakian rates steadied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy
London
Paris
Sterling
Rockwell & Co Reports 30 Percent Sales Rise
Rockwell & Co shows a 30 percent sales increase with May figures rising, according to High J. Soenig, the press and treasurer. The firm notes higher repeat orders, growing buyer engagement, and a Buyer's Sale Contest driving customer interest amid favorable prices and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell & CO
May Cales
Gallic
Pan American Nets 18 Million in Year, New York Note
PAN AMERICAN EARNs 18,162,614 NET IN YEAR. Pay American Petroleum and Transport and its Mexican Petroleum unit led gains, with profits around 2 percent on outstanding stock. Public report cites assets of 26.5 million and liabilities near 10.5 million, amid broader wage and living cost trends. June reports note clothing price rise as factor behind inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pay- American Petroleum and Transport Company
Mexican Petroleum
Jix
eAid
E Public Today
National Industrial Conference Board
Dakota Senators Attack Bankers Over World War Bonus Speech
Washington June 21 Senator Ladd Republican North Dakota denounced bankers as powerful forces who control federal finance and warned they would block a proposed 2 5 billion treasury note plan to fund the World War bonus. He argued bankers profited during the war while soldiers sacrificed and urged government action to compel equitable distribution of profits to aid returning veterans. He claimed the banks could spark a revival in business if the bonus funds were issued directly to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taccolina
Senate
Ladd
North
Dakota
Rayeliment
Bankera
Lad
Weil
Sanator
Treasury
Metal Market News Flawed OCR Patters Prices
Market notes show volatile lines for electrolytic zinc and tin with mixed spot and futures quotes. Tin steady around 31.25, iron firm with several northern and southern grade prices, lead around 5.75, zinc near 5.35 and 3.40, aluminum spot 5.05 to 6.25, all reflecting noisy OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East St. Louis
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Pete
Stock Exchange
Mexlean
Petraleum
E.C. Garrison
Pianist
Howe
Corb Market
Lagt Igan
Joan
Agriculture Department
Walter
Science Service
Washington, D.C
Hanover Trust
NEW York Reserve Bank
Low
Lal Laat
Liberty
Vienna
Veron Ue
Stockholm
Christkyn
Copenhagen
Spain
Speenin
Botlin Imark
York
Bent
Barnum
Equitable Industrial Loan, Society, Inc
Jecome Vess
Guaranty & Trust Company
Main Street
Bridgeport Blest Mortases
Fara
Seno
Priace Tor
Novante
Metal Market
Bridgeport Products
Hincks Bros. & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Main
Bridgeport, Conn
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