New Haven Liens Fall Amid Large Deficit Report
New York reports May 16 notes in- market actions with a firm undertone but quiet trading as investors await stabilized prices. Chinese conditions trigger minor declines in Me can bonds, while U S government bonds ease. Rails rise with Seaboard Airline strength, and New Haven listed securities drift weaker on poor first quarter results showing a deficit of $4 million.
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Grain and Wheat Market Reverses on Weather Fears
Wheat closed firm as rain in the winter crop region dampened sentiment but forecasts of fresh freezes in Kansas and a cold spell east of the Mississippi sparked a late mood shift. Spring wheat seeding nears completion while world supply estimates show a notable drop. Provisions rose with hogs and lard stocks in semi monthly reports.
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Business leaders urge grouping of railway systems
New York May 16. National Association of Shippers adopts platform recommendations for the first Presidential campaign. Open shop policy and state aid for disabled veterans feature among labor and economic measures. Edge cited to stabilize railroad conditions while opposing nationalization of mines. Directors elected from multiple states across industrial firms.
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National Association of Shuu
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Detroit
Mich Neel F. Whines
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Nodsorse
H. Wilson
Providence
Real estate deeds and quitclaim transfers listed in local records
A garbled OCR of warranty deeds and quitclaim transfers lists names such as Richard Ueto and Jemny Kupasek and Gemiin Bote ula realty, with numerous spellings for Midland Ida Caldwell and Willman Mohson. Other entries reference mortgage deeds with Joseph Chase to Pyple Bank and various lenders, along with street names and dollar amounts, all from Midland and Wayne areas.
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Jemny, Co
Loven Roti
Angal
DeFeliun
Gemiin Bote Ula Realty
Midland Mace
Ida Bo Caldwell
Willman A Mohson
Minnie K. Dobson
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Really
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Cedar Street
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Chrystine Nawman
Midland Plate
Ban
Grane Roettilie
Tireitore
Fen May Gibson
Reali
Wayne
Fae Wey
Steel Leaders Fall as Bear Market Dampens Trading
In a sharp session, steel stocks led declines with Widely mixed results across the market. Major names like Kennecott and Bethlehem faced fractional losses while copper issues slumped, and rail freight figures did little to spark buying. The market closed with broader losses and limited gains in select steel issues.
Incomes Touched by I. C. C. Rate in March
In March the Interstate Commerce Commission set a net income of 88,968,090 for railroads, equal to 3.84 percent of valuation. This revival follows months of volatility, with earlier peaks and dips, as railroads planned about 1.49 billion dollars in improvements and rolling stock financed by securities.
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Ralph Ff.ecaven
Washington
Interstate Commmerce Commission
Jon
Better Relations In Industrial Plants Result Of Cooperation
A survey of 16 major manufacturers in Levelland shows broad worker committees with a voice in management. The report notes improved morale and productivity where employee representatives participate, with open discussion of wages housing and conditions, and limited arbitration provisions in one plant.
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Republic Iron and Steel Declares Extra Dividend
Republic Iron and Steel in New York on May 18 announced accumulated dividends on preferred stock totaling 7. The regular annual dividend of 4.84 percent and retained earnings were declared in addition to the extra dividend.
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New York
Theo Tee Public Iron and Steel Company
Receiver Named for Bookshop at Owners' Request
A temporary receiver was appointed for the Chamberlin and Shropshire bookshop by Judge William B. Maltbie in Superior Court. The receivership, sought by Harry W. Shropshire and Frank Chamberlin, aims to ride through a period of financial size. Richard C. Wakeman will manage store affairs on Cannon Street. A hearing is set for May 29.
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William B. Maltbie
Harry W. Shropshire
Frank $. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Richard C. Wakeman
Cannon Street
Superior Court
Foreign exchange shifts as March imports exceed exports
Department of commerce reports March imports outpaced exports by more than five hundred thousand in United States dollars, narrowing gold reserves and offsetting some exchange pressure. Sterling slides to about $4.62 1/2, French francs fall to 0.54, German marks near historic lows. Norwegian krone hits a new low, dozens of foreign rates listed with minor movements amid wartime shifts. Pullman blanket thefts prompt police recovery efforts. blankets repurposed for lap robes and clothing, curtains repurposed for novelty coats, with 4,200 blankets reported missing in 1918–19 and extensive recoveries noted.
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Department of En Merce
Inonu
Pxness UK
Hunam
Eachange
Paris
Pullman Company
Pullman
Curb Market Sluggish With Mixed Ore and Oil Shares
May 16 report shows a dull curb market with little public participation and modest professional selling. Trading lists include Amalgamated Leather up, JuleN down, Solar Refining a dividend note, Vacuum Oil disappointing after a dividend, and Amalgamated Lead Zinc Smelters rising on zinc outlook and export plans for Henryetta, Oklahoma.
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Sterday
International Petroleum
Maracaibo and
Mutual Asi
New Bradford OM
Mountain Producers Corporation
Salt Creek Producers
New Bradford
Mountain Producers
Mountain and Gulf Oi
Silt Creek Consolidated
Solar Ttefining
Amalgamated Lead-Zinc Smekers
Henryetta
Okla
Gulf Seaboard
Cotton Market Quiet, Middling 26.4 Percent
New York Cotton futures show a quiet session with middling grades around 26.4 percent. Trading was subdued as traders awaited clearer guidance on demand and weather impacts.
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Mar
Orna Ortober
Amer Brass Co Cuts Prices Of Many Products
Waterbury May 16 Important price reductions first in a long time were announced by the American Brass company a day. The announcement calls for two 14 cent reductions on so called common brass the same on sheet copper products and a one cent reduction on seamless tubes. Officials said the reduction is natural from the drop in ingot copper and zinc over the past three days. The price of ingot copper about a month ago was 17 1-4 while today it is 18 1-2. The published price of sheet brass is now 70 1-2 cents and sheet copper 24 1-2 cents.
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Waterbury
American Brass Company
Metal market notes from New York and East St Louis
Copper steadies with spot and futures around 1 1/2 to 3 4. Tin remains easy with spot near 7.00 to 7.35. Zinc holds at 5.40 for East St Louis delivery. Antimony around 0.4047.
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East St Louis
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