Shorts Active on Reports of Curtailment in Industries
Stock market news notes unequal trading with many shares hitting new lows after a reduced discount rate announcement by England. U S Steel, Crucible Steel, American International, Virginia Carolina Chemical, and several motors and affiliates lead declines. Industrial alcohol and Sears-Roebuck among losers. Total volume 13,375,900 par value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slocx Exchange
England
U. S Steel
Crucible Steel
Republican Lean
Senior Motors
American International
Virginia Carolina Chemisommon
Preferred
Industrial Alcohol
Sears-Rosbuck
Shorts
U. S
Ihs
Mexican Petroleum
Erin
Cies
Tralian
Dante Iand
Liberty Group
Adams Een
Inter Harvester
Autom F&c
Alaska
Oe Sonate
Allied GC & D
Invincible Oat Inter
Farrel
Allis
Chalmers
Alden Coal Seals Bnr
Alls Chalm
Trans
Amer
IT & Ri
Keystone T & BR
MY Radio Co
Amer c & F
Midvale Steel
Ben
Bey Foo
Mia
H&l
Minn & St
Ipsouri Paoit
Angstaan m
Missouri Pac
Ohio
Amer Tneft
Nevada
Consol AO
Amer Inter
Ont & W
Hay
Amer Shir & C
Norfolk &West
Azer Smelting
No An Pacific
Bodo Altea
Amer Emrelt
Soo Oita Pot & Ref
Boona Oil Aimer Steel Fos
Pan Gas & Elec
Tal & T
Carly Syndicate
Amer Tobacco
Pan-A P & TB
Penn Sea Steel
Amer Woelsn
Fa Peoples Gas
Denny Wete
Anaconda
Ray Agay
Flick Basin
Bay
Pere Marquette
Pierce Row
Balt Creek
Baldwin Ecom
Pierce
Beth Steel
Merrit
Burns Bros
Remington I
Califor
St Louis
Baty Lod Saxon Motor
Chic & Nor Wied
Janoo Bserrs Roebuck
Rat Bate
Belcher
M & SP
Southern Pacifia
Southern Ry
Sir Stan
Caledonia
Rt Radie
Studebaker
Consol Textile
Breom Tex Pac C&o
Goldfield
Texas Co
Union
Krewanes
Union Pacific
Knox Divide
Cub Cane S
Lone Star
United BP
MacNamara
United Retails
den & Rio
Endicott
Erie
Ind Alcohat
General Motors
Utah
Sutherland
Gen Motors
Goodrich
Virginia
Great North
West Maryland
Wilbert Copper
RY Hills
Houston Oil Brig
West Pacific
West Md
Tix Ncoustirial Bi
Allied Packer
Hupp
Iiliness Central
Westh Electric
Wheel & T
Wheel & L
Anaconda Co
Armour Ta Ag
Inter Agricul
Sig O
Searee Inter
Sears
Swift & Co
Coffee Market Sways in New York as Liquidation Spreads
In New York June 22 the coffee market reversed after a sharp rally, with liquidation pressures emerging. Rio exchange rates firmed on early cables, while London quotes moved between 1-2 and 1-4. Rio rose 25 to 50 Reis, Santos showed irregularity, and July futures dipped amid renewed liquidation, leaving the market unsettled in early afternoon dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rio
Mers
Goltar
London
Rilo
Santos
Sugar market report shows steady demand and firm raw prices
The sugar market in New York shows ongoing demand for refined sugar with daily arrivals and firm raw sugar prices around 46. Rumors surface that Port Rico sold today, but details are unclear. Raw sugar futures slipped about one point on the morning call while futures held near initial levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Iers
Ricos
Market News from New York Butter Creamery Prices Mixed
Market notes show quieter butter activity in New York with varied creamery extras and as yet mixed firsts. Prices for whole milk and skim fared firmer in some cases while Wisconsin products and related grades displayed differing levels, with nearby brown fancy and other extras noted as higher or lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wisconsin
Americas
Akims
Curb Market Wheat Buys Rally Amid Drought and Heat
In Chicago June 23 crop conditions in the northwest and harvest delays in the southwest lent a bullish tone to the wheat market. July and September futures rose, corn and oats rallied modestly, and provisions largely held firm as traders weighed drought, heat, and export demand. Prices closed near day highs with July at 1.80 3-4, September at 1.82 8-4, and corn and oats advancing modestly amid fund cover.
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Chicago
Northwest
Commission House
Gossin
Germany
Tk Wasaid
Japan
Pacific
Cotton market steadied after early drop in New York trading
The New York cotton market showed no clear price trend as a tentative one cent rise from Monday’s lows faded. Gulf storm concerns eased with rains in Texas while expectations of steady demand from spinners and a cautious Wall Street tone kept prices largely unchanged. Liverpool opened steady with slight gains amid Lancashire labour tensions and unsettled futures trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kerala
Lancashlira
Texas
Lee
Liverpool
Lancashire
Swere
Wellecreet
Cotaher Cantracta
Riddavy
Realty Records Of Claim Deeds And Mortgages
Realty deeds record transfers including Annie Sherwood, 00 feet on Lorraine Street, Adson W. Bowers to Gannee Woodford 60 feet Lindley Street, and other transfers to various trustees. Mortgage deeds list Stephen Pavelka and Gizella Favelka for Sylvan Avenue with 800 dollars. Warranty deeds include Henriette Theherum to Ludwig Rosnack 10 feet Logan Street and Anna Crume to Wilark Loperel and Tony Pascal. Certificates of Attachments cite Fairfield Mason's Supply against Francesca Floren.
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Tigrence
Finklestone
Gertrude
Finkelstone
Annie Sherwood
Lorraine Street
Adson
W. Bowers
Gannee FE
Woodford
Lindley Street
Lewis W. Davis
Els
Merwin
Wood Avenue
Mazelwond Avenue
Miles Atreet
Angon Street
Howard Avenue
Spruce Avenues
Toston Avenue
Kent Avenue
Austin Street
Gershom W. Bradley
Anna Kk. Phillips
Breslie Avenue
Mortgate
Stephen Pavelka
Gizella Favelka
Sylvan Avenue
The Lomas_and Nettleton company
Ann, Byland
Alfred Street
Dludwir
Theherum
Ludwig Rosnack
Logan Street
Anna Crnme
Wlark Loperel
Tony Pascal
Alexander J. DeLanew
dJulia Falseine
Madison Lerrace
Atachnrenes
The
Feirfield Mason's Supply Company
Francesca Floren
Dawes to Select Business Men for Budget Bureau
President Harding named Charles G Dawes to head the new government budget system and said he would call on experienced business men to join the Budget Bureau. Dawes criticized Congress staff as inadequate and proposed placing the bureau on more than what law provides noting the need for stronger organization. He asked two Army officers who distinguished themselves in WWI to be detailed to the bureau and appointed William T Abbott as acting assistant director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Harding
Dawes
He & Shiress
Artiz
Pike's Peak
Metal market notes from New York and London
Metal market prices and futures quoted by the New York Metal Exchange with copper and lead ranges for June July and August, London quotations showing changes from yesterday, and a New York note that the American Smelting and Refining Co cut lead price to 4.40 cents per pound. Bank of England lowers discount rate from 6% to 5.5%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Metal Exchange
London
Singapore
Suica
Wpet
Spolter
Reducem
New York
American Smelting and Refining Company
Lontion
Bank of England
Teachers Enjoy Picnic at Pleasure Beach
The Roger Sher May school teachers held a pleasant picnic at Pleasure Beach on Wednesday. Attending were principal Edith Scofield and several teachers including Licey Gray Florence Harlow Bertha Beldies M Glenn Marion Treat Mabel Grenninger Katherine Bell Elizabeth Bentley May McNully and Eliga Belle Mooney. Former teachers Mrs Carr Mrs Kiching Mrs Borg and others were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Sher- May
Pleasure Beach
Misa Edith Scofield
Licey, Gray
Florence Harlow
Misa Bertha Beldies
M. Glenn
Misa Marion ‘Treat
Mabel ‘Grenninger
Katherine Bell
Elizabeth Bentley
Misa May McNully
Eliga Belle Mooney
Robert Carr
Frank Kiching
Victor Borg
Telfore
Etta Yates
Rose Managna
Boston and Maine Seeks 3 049 000 Dollar Loan
Washington dispatch notes the Boston and Maine Railroad asked the interstate commerce commission for a 3 049 000 dollar loan. The filing warned that denying the loan would greatly impair the railroad’s ability to provide adequate service and meet public transportation needs. Also listed are several civil suit entries including disputes involving Renski Guerra and other parties with varied monetary amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston and Maine Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Growth of White Population Slows Amid War Decline
Census figures released show 1920 U S population 94,892,431 white, 10,463,010 Negroes, 243,959 Indians, 114,026 Japanese, 61,686 Chinese, 9,438 others. Japanese growth leads all groups at 52.9 percent, aided by reduced immigration during World War I. white growth at 16 percent. Regional gains and shifts mirror broader migration trends across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Census ‘Bureau
California
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Lonely Soldier's Day to Be Celebrated at Pleasure Beach
Bridgeport women volunteer as matrons of honor and dancing partners for Lonely Soldier's Day at Pleasure Beach on Saturday June 25 from 1 to 5 pm. Attendants will supply lemonade and amusements. soldiers of all Yank status invited for a festive event with widespread female participation and community support.
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Bridgeport
Pleasure Beach
Warner
Chas. Armstrong
Andrew Rachel
Lebaron Bishop
Henry Bishop
Virgil Gibney
N. W. Bishop
Jonathan Godfrey
Earl Garlick
Paul Ricker
Jacob Huyber
Fred Mullins
John H. Red
Nellis Williams
Maria Murphy
Catherine Murphy
T. Wilson
FF. EB. Latte
Be, Wiesterberg
H. Westerberg
W. Fh, Mills
Mary Flo- West
Evelyn Black
Renee Black
W. E.ills
O'Rourke
FL Wilson
Harry Stevanson
Donald Palgse
Len
Griffith
Seegons
Hammond
J. Mortensen
Doctor Healy
Alrs
Callahan
Earth's First Colonizers The Worms and Insects Shaped Life
Ancient worms started the habit of moving one end first creating a head and tail distinction. They cultivated soil and aided fertility long before the plough. Insects spiders and centipedes followed, enabling the partnership of flowers and animals. Frogs and toads contributed vocal cords and usable tongues.
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Bonds & Stocks
William R. Bull
Noble ‘Bids Security
S. Bridgeport
Cities Service Company
Bankers’ Shares
Frederick
Lalley
First National Bank
Gridgeport
Conn
ASK
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Bridgeport Savings. Bank
Family Budget Bureau
Bridgeport Corner
Main and State Sts
Kile Ask
Kyle Oat al Ang
Ags
Budget Bureau
Metal Market
Boston & Maine
Dahy ‘Leritay
Pequooneck Company
U.S
West
North
South
Worm
Ing Ward
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