Stock Market Struggles as Rails Weigh on Indexes
Professionals in control of stock market fixate on lower price range as rails fail to rise and monetary restraint saps momentum. Industrials show strength in goods buying while steel and petroleum attract cautious interest amid income tax worries and bank caution. Crop reports gain prominence as investors seek cheaper shares, banking consolidation and new currencies eyed through Bank of All Nations plans.
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York
Ne Union Pacite
Ure
Atchison Finis
Boigher
United States Steel
Mexican Petroleum
Pinar Smho
Har
Inyaos
beeThose
Dry Goods Firm Denies Debt and Bankruptcy Claim
The firm of B D Mimmick and Co shipping merchants of New York declares it owes no creditor any money. A general manager issued a statement claiming steps were taken to vacate an involuntary bankruptcy petition involving 1.6 million dollars tied to a charter film. He says the claim is false and that core fabrics and yarns are quiet as legal actions proceed. Meanwhile, 200 gin plate units were idled in London due to strikes, with broader effects on shipbuilding and freight rates after a Shipping Board order, clarifying that individual owners bear the rate decisions.
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Hide and Leether
Hideo
Lesa
Amer Inter Corp
A -Amer
Winier
Tam Steel
Am Steel Mdricant
Amer Sumatra Tob
Amer
American ‘Tobacco
Amer Tobac
Americsa Wooten
Ohio
Bair
Bethlehem Steel
Burt
Superior
Central Leather
Oarary
Cerro de Basco
Chandier Motors
Prul
Ayas
Columbia Gas
Continental Candy
Cuba
General Motecs
Ogg Ayies
Great Northern Vt
Inspiration Conpec
Internat
Rennecott Copper
Kawanna Steel
Maxican
Midvale
St. New
Han
Texas
Otis Steel
Pennsylvania
Pere Marquette
Pierce Old Corp
Punty
Ray Counsel Copper
Suadebaker
Texas Pactic
Texas Company Vie Reste Asl
Toracco
Tees & Is
Gil Steene
Union Pacific
BSA
US Steel
Hk 1 & Steel
Utah
New York
B.D. Dimmick and. Co
Be York
Kirk A. Loundau
Esasins
United States
Garkips
Shipping Board
Londor
Mir
Lagusaniz
Sau Wates Steel
Good Roads Plan Seen Boosting Southern Farmers
The article argues that new road and highway programs in the South will spur agriculture and development. It links transportation expansion to natural resources, urging continued investment in road building from Tennessee to nearby states. It notes figures and projections on costs and potential economic gains.
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Beac
South
Tennnessee
Tennessee
South America
Giessen
Bert
Amagt
How One Figures Tax Over Four Thousand Dollars
Washington tax guidance outlines filing with the collector of internal revenue by May. Installments due June 15, September 14, and the tax rates on income over 4000 are explained, with normal tax plus surtax on excess over 6000 and brackets up to 100000, detailing exemptions and per cent rates.
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Washington, D. C
Cotton Market Confusion Dampens Livestock Trade
The report describes disrupted farm product trade as shipments falter amid weak demand. Prices for hogs and cattle slip while buyers hold back, and later deliveries show only modest activity. Trade notes reference various market forces and planning costs affecting the day’s throughput.
Luxury Tax Deductions for May Net Income Return Rules
The article explains that luxury tax stamps paid in May may be deducted from net income for tax returns, with restrictions. It notes luxury taxes apply to direct purchaser payments on items like medicines, hats, shoes, and other luxury goods, and that proof is required to claim deductions. The provision is emphasized as important for taxpayers.
Prices Rise in Local Bread and Rolls Amid General Increase
A local notice reports bread prices increasing with a one cut loss, set by the Master Takers of Manheats Hk. The popular loaf now costs 12 cents, rolls priced at four for a nickel, with downsized or adjusted offerings noted accordingly.
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Manheats Hk
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H. FP. Dovinon
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Heen
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Matory Cruek
Peatro
Ceenshondiuiren
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Winweg
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Pennessee
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Souphern
Cattain
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A. B. Leach & Co., Inc
A. M. Wooster
Ax Gaw
Examiner
U. S
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Bridgeport Gas Rights
Boucht Ant Sol
William R. Bull
Sacurity Lidg
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F.T. Stayles
T. Steplen
James Staples
ST. Bip Givary
United Bond CO
Main ST
John P. Keogh
Consolidated Stock, Exchange of New York
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Sonservyaths Imargin
P.O. Arcade W. TP. Baannwing
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Bridgeport Trust CO
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Guaranty & Trust CO
Bridgeport, Coun
First Bridgeport National Bank
State Streets
Connecticut National Bank
Wall and Main Streets
Bridgeport Motor Truck CO
Bridgeport Trucks
Bemgeeport, Conn
Bridgeport Gas Light Company
T. L. Watson & CO
Cor. Main & John St
Bassick Company
Bilton Machine Tool CO
American Fabrics CO
C. E. Slauson Co
Stamford
Wickwire
Spencer Steel Corp
Mass. & N. Y
Sanford Spinning CO
New
Bedford
Mass
Hincks Bros. & CO
NEW York Stock Exchange
State Street
Bridgeport, Conn
City National Bank
Savings Department
Boston
Sw York
Providence
Juig Fiett
G. W. Morse & CO
Liberty Bldg
New Bedford
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New Daren
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