Curb Market Turmoil Mirrors Big Board Decline Rise
Trading on the Curb market moved with the big board today as early strength faded and a recovery followed. Total volume neared 782,000 shares in one of the year’s broadest days, with 691 issues in trade and several reaching new highs despite brisk volatility. Durent buys Kretechmer seat at 965000, a Yale link noted, while Marconi and other issues gained modestly amid mixed results.
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New York
Associated Press
R. G. Kretechmer
John Durent
Yale
Durent
Otis and Company
Kenneth W. Durant
E. F. Hutton and Company
Relstve
W.C. Durant
Wall Street
Ateway Stores
Yester
Aya
Lewes
Marconi
London
Dtershie
American Gas and Electric
Blackstone Valler
Cumberland
Gulf
Produce Exchange
Tvo
Wall Street Notes Report Mixed 1927 Results and Plans
New York March 27 The greatest participation in Bethlehem Steel stock plan came from 3 3 774 employees who applied for 1 6P6 shares of 7 percent preferred stock at 120 a share. Other firms show varied February and 1927 earnings with several railroads posting net income gains and dividends.
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New York
Associated Press
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Lackawanna and Cambria
Grain Market Moves With Wheat and Corn Shifts
Chicago corn futures eased amid speculative selling while wheat rallied briefly then trimmed gains. Prices showed opening declines across March contracts as oats stayed firm and provisions drifted. In New York the Chearing house statement cited heavy exchange volume and a high Federal Reserve bank credit balance.
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New York
Mare
Federal Reserve Bank
Local Produce and Farm Prices Snapshot
A cluttered list of produce and livestock prices is presented, showing per bushel, per crate, and per hundredweight figures for fruits vegetables dairy and meats. Entries cover Rome beauty apples Florida oranges California items grapefruits pineapples strawberries potatoes onions celery peppers tomatoes beans carrots and more alongside poultry eggs and dry goods price ranges.
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Rome
Boston
Kennery
Shipping arrivals and routes from 19th century liner logs
Shipping reports list arrivals and departures with vessels such as President Meadwon Yokohama from Tacoma and Athenia Glasgow to New York. Other entries include Nieuw Amsterdam Rotterdam and Majestic sailing to New York with March dates, plus Boma Gene for Havana and allied movements.
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Meadwon
Yokohama
Miach
Tacoma
Lacovain
Cherbourg
New York
Athenia
Glasgow
Pempekanas
London
Nie
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Mearcn
Werp
Majestic
Mach
South
Jampton
K BT
Alte
Boma
Gene
Sowarta
Havana
New York Market Report March 27 Commodities Prices
Butter unsettled receipts 1.937 creamery higher than extra 47 1 4 to 48 1 2, first 46 to leave 47 1 4. Eggs regular fresh gathered extra first 29 30, first 27 1 2 to 3 0. Receipts 62,692. Potatoes dull receipts 59 rar. Maine Green Mountain bulk 180 Lba 5.00 to 6.40. Long Island do 5.73 to 6.00 up-state white 450 to 5.00. Bermuda, bbl 11.00 to 12.50. Florida 10. Cuba bushel 3.00 to 3.50.
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Solar
Sonth Aslestus
Anlinn
Itu
Baden
Sabin
Ion
Liu Sousliwet
Spalding AG
Roy Tis
Vasdeh
Tunis
Denar
Norway
On Bow Ltd
Carleon CO. i
Cabdia
Clewe
Sania Walla Fed Iy
Saxan State Mig
Horh Croat Bey
India
Walt Bond
Wrs
Snowett West
Warner Dear
West Point
New York
Theela Min Plu & Hallman
Holland
Houston Gallt
Wentonita
Wentonita Ul Bwtis Rorway Kuwe Salea
Neel
Aery
Aero Supply
Alatam
Alison
Alphas Fort Cem Aluminam
Ata Alum Co
Ollfelde
Amran Bs
Muminun Corp
Intercens Critol
Toternat Petril
Kematey Mion
Inter
Hon Kirby Det
Tio Leonard Gml
Sibbey Ow &N
Tao Star Gan
Madalena Syndie
Mare Wireless
Morthailities & Gas
Sian Tilt Ox
Ton Pubays
Atlas Plywood
Atlas Port Cem Nw
Bienenthal & Tl
Bouck
Bohn Alum Brats
Io Borne Scrymser
Brill As
May Reill
Citley
Marion
Trust
Brit Amer
Barter Bros
Marin Bell Co
Bendix
Mavis
Low Brockway
May Jarue
Mag Hos Mills
Melville Shoe
Buff Nag
Menget Co
Ballard Men Tool
Mauletinh
Butkree
McKeemort
Marvel
Metro UK
Celanese Corp Am
Colter
Sayton Moore
Ba Municipal Bory
Casein Co Ami
Indiapla
Ford
Corp
Clark
Joe Fuel
Thyeat
Colin Hall
Pew
Ealth Pw
V . Wal Wet
Newberry JF Co
Newnent Mining
Fior
xUortes
Woking Gas
Cresmon
Ing Falls
Crowley Milner
Caverland Pipe
North Pipe Cine
UBLUG
Shutea
Nor Stat
Davera Inc Me Deere Co
Aero Export
Ghia
Xhia
Dominion
Durham
Avington Brower
Education
Hitingen Sehilda
Fond Hers Ptage Electric Invest
Penunk O Corp
Wooty
Empire
Peoples
Laity
King Gold Mines
Phelpe
Kluwa Sheff
Martia
Proctor
Ganileigsutg
Sun Sunlling
Firenen
Puget
Italy
Firestone
Bunt Wiymouth
Florence
Ford Met Canada
Fordham
Richfield Oil
Richmond
Frestman
Ruberotd Co
Falton
Senttery Groc Seeman Krag
Glenwel
Warner Browie Tia
Antonia Pos
Gorham Mig Co
Sheaffer
Askerelated Press
Egga Egular
Maine
Green Mountainn
Long Island Do
Bermuda
Florida
Rubber futures close in Macy market in March report
Rubber prices closed in New York with futures for May at 27.30, September at 27.60, and December at 37.70 amid closing activity reported by Associated Press. The report notes price levels for key contract months in a brief market wrap.
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New York
Associated Press
Macy
Metals Market Report From New York on March 27
Copper steady and unchanged with spot and future at 14 1-8. Tin quiet at 52.8 futures 1a 35. Lead steady with New York price 6.00 and East St. Louis 3.80. Zinc steady at East St. Louis spot and future 5.70-5.75. Antimony at 9.15-2.47.
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New York
Associated Press
East St. Louis
Hupp Shareholders to Get Stock Dividend
New York March 27 By 4 dated Press Directors of Hupp Moor Car company today declared a quarterly stock dividend of 1.8 percent and the regular quarterly cash dividend of 45 cents a share. Record dates set for April 14 and May 1 payable. The company noted earnings variation and compared the year’s results to the prior period.
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New York
iBy
Hupp Moor Car Company
cotton market steadies as futures rise modestly
Cotton in New York steadies with futures higher across the board. May 19.50-51, July 19.87-89, October 18.92-94, December 19.81-83, January 18.80. Spot market quiet with middling at 2.00.
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New York
Connecticut Securities Board Names ANBLILANCE Partners
Connecticut securities officials publish a partial list of companies and associates, including Hartford based firms and national names, connected to Surety and financial services. The fragmented OCR mentions Travelers, Connecticut Power, and various manufacturers, with references to national and international firms and a focus on insurance, bonds, and corporate listings.
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SLI Anblilance
Actua Fire
Amtemulile Lins
Murtford Fire
National Wien
Uhre
VIP
Actua Vauually
Ail Surety
Mu Auta Life
Stennis Raikes Travelers Suvay
Avtin Cuowilty and Surety
Rte
Publee
Pawre
Sung Hartford Gam
Tford Guatt
Jantzin
Southern
New
Spencer Cramings and
Spencer
Fileee
Tnternations
International
Dia
Bowman
Munulag
Kownorn Co
Britain
New Britaty Slive Bemeullond
Nilen-Byren-Pond
Standard Angel Worker
Torrington
Calon Sf.ee
Building Permits Granted by Board of Building Commissioners
permits totaling 43 340 issued yesterday afternoon for multiple homes and structures. Projects include frame dwellings frame additions sun porches garages and remodels at addresses across Beechmont Gilman Hawley Courtland Park View Howard Beacon Anson Norland Columbia Thomas Holmes and Maple streets among others with dozens of individual property upgrades and conversions.
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Board of Building Commissioners
Attarnoon
Maailll Bros
Beechmont Avenue
Joseph Arnold
Aweling
Gilman Street
Mary Egge
Hawley Avenue
Courtland Avenue
M. G. van Gelder
Park View Avenue
H. Byhynary
Williston Street
J. Jesternk
Savage
Howard Avenue
Benson Street
F. Bruzshek
Norland Avenue
FL Krueshek
Annie Trivers
Gullia Chopsky
Columbia Street
Audrey D'Eramo
Thorme Street
Wiliam F. Charles
Boston Avenue
Margaret H Egan
Harmony Stret
A. Stevenson
Harral Avenue
C. DiMartine
Jewett Avenue
Stephen Nto
Arthur Street
J. J. Lynch
Nevipen Street
M and
J. Zielinski
Larger Acreage Indicated For Important Crops in 1928
The March 1 planting intentions report to the U S Department of Agriculture shows higher 1928 acreages for most major crops including corn flax grain sorghum white potatoes and tobacco. Wheat acreage is expected to fall while overall planted areas trend upward despite possible weather losses.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dollar urges robust US merchant marine plan
R Stanley Dollar, vice president of Dollar Steamship, urges a national strategy to rebuild a first class merchant marine. He calls for defining critical trade routes, private sale of routes, mails subsidies, continued Shipping Board funds at lower rates, and a modest fleet to counter anti American discrimination. He cites wartime ship shortages and the Golden Age as precedents.
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Aoun F. Sinclair
Copsnight
North American Newspaper Alliance
America
KR. Stanley Dollar
Dollar Steam Cmnpaly
Re Francisca
Alreacy
United States
Jane
Doling
Purpose of Shipping Board
United States Shipping Board
Mariote
Shipping Board
Minas
Wahelay
Stanley Dollar II Life Sketch Shown in Fragments
WHOLA Stanley Dollar II born 1880 son of Robert and Margaret Proud foot Dear spent youth in Michigan San Francisco and San Rafael California. He went to work at sixteen and remained with Dollar Steamship company throughout his life. He served as president of Robert Dollar Company vice president and general manager of Robert Dollar Steamship company president of Admiral Oriental Lines vice president of Pacific Steamship company and is married with two children living in San Francisco.
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Robert
Margaret Proudfoot Dear
Michigan
San Francisco
San Rafael
Cal
Dollar Steamshup Company
Ticer
Robert Dollar Company
Robert Dollar Steam~ship Company
Admiral Oriental Lines
Pacific Steamship Company
Hus
Shipping Board's Private Route Plans Stir American Shipping
The Shipping Board aimed to sell surplus wartime vessels as private capital rose, managing routes for eventual private ownership. Since 1921, it has sold 1,134 ships totaling about 5 million gross tons for roughly 496 million dollars. Stanley Dollar notes American ships now dominate many ports, but U.S. shipbuilding lags global rivals. since 1921 Britain built 41 ships per U.S. ship, with Germany 12 and Italy 5 per U.S. build. The board asserts sale terms favor long term service and permanency.
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United States
Congress
Shipping Board
Nue
Stanley Dallar
Dollar Steamship Company
Hisne
Tne
Dollar
Mr. Dollar
Tey
Ehlps Heving & Cross
England
Japar
France
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
Japan
Maine court moves to oust union firse in power fight
Portland March 27 Assixted Press Two actions by Maine attorney general seek to oust the England Brotherhood of O tive Engineers Securities from rights and privileges in eighta and alle manag of corporations accused of procuring more than 425000 to their detriment The court ordered receivership and removal of rights while naming Charter a termian Alice B Barnham and others as defendants The hearings saw the attorney general absent as prosecutor in favor of a private suit filed under official duties by parties interested
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Portland
Maine
Assixted Press
Atte General of
England Brotherhood of O Tive Engineers
Churthe Scott Wilson
Sup Judicial Court of Maine
Ings
Orewrit
Corporation Self
Maine i
Bemis
Charter
Atermian
Alice B. Barnham
Wilmot W. Wills
Securities Corporation
Atnegeneral
Tual
Infoen
Buffalo Flour Milling Plant Fire Damages Building
March 27 a five story Buffalo flour milling plant fire destroyed three tugboats moored nearby and caused an estimated loss of 200000 dollars. Freman William Britele was killed by falling timbers and others were injured. High winds hindered firefighters as the cause remained unknown.
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Buffalo
Freman William Britele
Graustein Chosen President at Continental Paper
New York March 27. A. B. Graustein, of the International Company board, was elected president and general manager of Continental Paper and Corporation, subsidiary of H. A. Sheeley. Ower Shepherd named vice president and treasurer as stockholders approve the board expansion from eight to ten members.
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New York
Ted Press
A. B. Graustein
International Company
Continental Paper and Corporation
H. A. Sheeley
Ower Shepherd
Ing
Risa
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G Goodyr
Lo Geenye i
Wall Street News
U.S
Retiu- Tay and Mining Company
Morfolk and Western
Delaware & Audson
Pittsbburgh & Lake Erie
U. S. Steel Corporation
Missouri Pacific
Durwyt Motors of Canada, Ltd
Agaiss
Distributera Discount Corporation
New York Lawa
Industrial Finance Corporation
Arthur J. Morris
Clinton T. Miller
Manufacturers Trust Company
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
American Telephone and Telegraph
Southern Railway System
Uine
Chicago & Northe
Gelela
Ze Onet
Chicago
Cleselg Hou
Purtushest Joller
Canuces
HUPP
Connecticut Securities
Fox
Camancey AssocaTas
Bovret
R. Stanley Dollar
Tanley Soldak
Whola
UNION
Securities Corporation Engineers’ Brotherhood
Graustein
Presider
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