Present Bear Market Is Misleading Expert Says
Wellesley Hills Maass May 38 The recent bear raids have driven many small speculators to expect bad stock days Babson warns short selling dangers as margins rise and brokers call for more funds He cites Stutz and Piggy Wiggly cases to show risks while noting business remains generally sound and a top may be near
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Wellesley Hills
Maass
Troger
Babsor
Babson
Stutz
N. ¥. Slack Exchange
Ars
VK Babson
Market Report From The Local Produce Market
The Marketing Bureau reports mixed conditions with rising supplies of rhubarb spinach asparagus and radishes though overall middle season vegetable production was light due to slow growth. Southern strawberries and Norfolk berries sold cheaper while oranges and apples held firm. Lamb shortage kept meat buyers alert as butter eased slightly and poultry dairy products showed varied pricing amid ongoing wholesale adjustments.
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Vyelsavaimn
5 Board of Agriculture
Rhubard
Norfolk
Ond Sound
Ie & Ly
Taney
Tenner
Lean
Valor and Hope Win Back Homes in Ruined France
Paris May 17 The Associated Press reports that devastated France is recovering as residents rebuild after four years of destruction. An estimated 332,077 of 741,893 destroyed dwellings are fully restored, with more than 4,000,900 of 5,000,000 refugees back on land they love as villages like Monitdidier Chauny and others rise anew.
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Paris
Associated Press
France
Vwaring
Ner Amal
Ruhr
counteyslTead
Tein Weinkhal
Maine
Witich
Chauny Sleo
Bemme
Shepe
Aggia
Rhone
Sissons
Gilly
Unclear OCR fragment from Cotton New York page
Fragmentary OCR text references telephone communications and Massachusetts utility matters. No coherent event or identifiable entities beyond general business discussion.
Market Dips as 40 Stocks Hit New Lows
Stock market weakness persisted as about 40 equities posted new low prices for the year while gains in steel and equipment sectors provided some support. Major issues including copper, chemical and energy names underperformed, with Standard Oil New Jersey and other big names seeing declines amid cautious trading. Dividends and corporate actions drew attention as U S Steel and allied firms showed resilience, while copper prices slipped to 16 3 4 cents a pound and call money hovered near 4 1 2 percent.
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New York
Newton
Standard O
New Jersey
Atlante Refining
Annecenda
Bay
Inspire Won
China
Nevada
Cerra Paseo Goppe's
Virginian Care Chemivila
Aut Turai Chemical Westinghouse
Rathwus Stech
International Combustion Engineering
Youngshows
la Pan
U.S. Steel
Balwin
Stuseba American Wall
California
Standard Oil, Company of New Jersey
Standard Oil Company of New York
Pure Oil
Laval
Lhence
Marevilles
Peine
Cotton Carry-over This Year to Be 50 Per Cent Less Than Last
A historic report states the cotton carry-over for the year will fall by about half from last year. Production remains steady while mill consumption outpaces supply, causing tighter raw cotton markets. The Department of Commerce notes a limited stock of about 4.4 million bales with American imports contributing to the shortfall. World demand trends and ongoing textile needs push prices and availability into a tighter balance.
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Raphe
Colcel Wastinson
Venmverce
Fmine
New Haven Appeals Push for Dissolution Changes and Stock Sale Extension
In a New York federal appeal, the New Haven road seeks to modify the October 17 1914 dissolution decree by returning Boston and Maine stock to public trustees. Public trustees file a concurrent appeal asking for a one year extension to sell Boston and Maine stock under the decree amid expected consolidation in New England shipping. Also, price reductions are announced by the American Brass Company on common brass, sheet copper products, and seamless tubes due to lower ingot copper and zinc prices, with ingot copper dropping from 174 to 0? not provided.
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New Haven
United States Court
Ern Diatrict
New York
Boston
Milne Slack
Hoston
Maine
New England
New Haven Road
American Brass Company
Curb Market Recovers Some After Mixed Trading in New York
Trading volume remained restricted on May 17 as stocks showed mixed moves. Gulf Oil slipped to a new low before rallying in the afternoon while Guit Wil sparked discussion over merger plans. Mercer Motors and Douglas Pickin rose modestly, with Western States Oil and related subsidiaries offering limited exchange opportunities for par stock and small cash adjustments.
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New York
Hiara
Gulf Oi
Pennsylvania
Standard Wil
Indiana
Elbee Eireles
Olbeoc
Maracaibo
Mercer Motors
Douglas Piclin
UsLing
Western States
Boston Stock Exchange
Middle States
Susidiars Conmanies
Real Estate Listings and Mortgage Mentions Across Streets
Realty records show multiple property listings and mortgage notes across Hawley Avenue Saunders Avenue Seaview Avenue Beach Street and nearby streets. Figures include 2300 6000 and other sums with names such as Agnes Street Henry Seeley George Biyines and John Chamberlain among parties noted in conveyance or loan discussions.
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Wagninty Teed
Kenry i
Seeley
George Biyines
Rextavenr
Haerhein
Thomas R Ward
Woad Street
Gnorey
Tnacytaf
Dralvey
Catherine A. Bitfais
Vealhy
Nerds
Arthur F
Hull
Grorgse Line
Lis
Worthen
RAGE
Perlaahe Ettert
Minhant
Romeo and
Vincenze
Maweier
Sarnia Ce
Brighe Avenue
John Delhice
Savelter
Ferosly
Beach Street
Gertiude & Terry
F. Cooney
Realts
Roerhchent Avenue
DeBlasin
Croarge
Warrall
Realty
Seaview Avenue
Stephen Sud
Mretta Jobez
Willwabelly
Metal market snapshot with varied copper and tin prices
In the May 17 market report, copper electrolytic shows spot and futures activity, tin remains firm both spot and nearby, while iron and zinc hold steady with unchanged prices. Lead stays firm at 7 95, antimony quoted around 7 49 to 7 44, with East St Louis positioning for spot and nearby.
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East St. Louie
New York Reserve Bank May 16 Statement Summary
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reports close of business May 18 figures: gold reserves 1,188,681,853.18. total reserves 1,105,188,714.18. bills discounted secured by government war obligations 124,537,074.94. other bills discounted 0,908.19. bills bought 7. total on hand 1. total earnings assets 246,091,874. uncollected items 75,180,829.24. due to members reserves accounts and deposits show several items amid continuing circulation and statutory notes.
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Ab
Tis
Foreign Exchange Markets Quiet Ahead of Whitsun Holidays
The foreign exchange desk reported dull dealings with limited movement. Sterling eased slightly against the franc to 67 cents, while the German mark hovered near 921 four and three tenths pence, reflecting cautious trading before Whitsun.
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Tondon
France
Loomfixers of Warren Return to Employment
Providence R I May 17 The 1850 operatives at the Warren plant Warren Ro with return to work morrow morning after a two day shut down caused by a walkout of the union Monday morning Of the non union workers whose jobs were affected one has left for employment elsewhere and a third day declared his intention to seek other work The workers report others say content and the situation remains unsettled with lingering dissatisfaction at the plant"}
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Providence
R. L
Warren Manufacturing Company
Warren
Isonifizers’ Union
Nonunien
Uninn
Bond Market Shows Clear Shelves As Issues Absorbed
May 17 on the New York Stock Exchange reports rising demand with shelves clearing as recent issues absorbed and money remains easy. U.S. Government bonds mostly higher, Victory 43-45 down, Mexican 4s up, French issues strong, Seaboard Air Line 6s and New York Central Consolidated 43 rising. Some industrials mixed with Cerro de Pasco Copper &s and Punta Alegre Sugar %s slipping. Kelly-Springfield 6s up. Total bond sales reach 10,907,000 with an Atlanta City 3 percent offering noted.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Victory
Seaboard Air Line
New York Central Consolidated
Hudson &Manhattan
New Havens
Cerro de Pasco Copper &S
Punta Alegre Sugar
Kelly- Springfield
Panama
Atlanta
Republic of Pana Plans Early Issue of Bonds at Auctions
Reports indicate a $4,500,000 bond issue at 5 1/2 percent by the Republic of Pana. Prices quoted for the bonds ranged from 4.85 to 4.50 percent as the sale was arranged today.
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Pricea
Yinid
Wheat market mixed as forecasts damp demand
Chicago wheat prices edged higher on weak crop reports from the Southwest yet buying interest remained sparse. July and September prices showed small shifts while corn slid modestly. Kansas winter crop conditions deteriorated with low yields cited around Wichita. Germany bought new crop winter wheat as the market absorbed recent gains and profit-taking.
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Chicago
Ifc
Curent
Kansas
Wichita
Money New York Market Report May 17
Dead money steady with bid 41 2, offer 41 4, last 4. Loans against acceptance at 4. Ruling rate 41 2. Prices show aigh 41 2 and low 4 amid market activity.
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New York
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