Copper and lead market declines prompt cautious buying
The May issue notes a week of price declines in metal sales with buyers delaying purchases. Copper quotations vary as producers withdraw from market, while hopes rise for a spring rebound as imports and exports shift. Lead prices show bottoming signals amid mixed domestic demand and London strength.
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En- Press
York
Erins and Mining Journal
Ins
London
Inday
Read
E. i. F. Romests
American Brass (Jr
American Smelting & Refining Co
New York
St. Louis
Middle West
Town Meeting Notice on School Nurse Appointment
Warning from the town or fusion authorities to gather for a special meeting on a Saturday in May 1988 at 2 00 pm at a local hall to consider appointing a person to pin the school nurse. Voters will decide on authorizing the borrowing of funds to meet the school needs.
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Senpolducidine
Aston
Sd Mes OF
Davis
Eowa
Seleui
SN Oe Sales Mig Lin Teast
Ajax
Allied Cheap
Eta
Abe
Chen
Tim Sheeh
Iy Burne & S
Callahan & Ts
Chile
Tutta Ein
Ian Ie
Yana
Nevada
Isley
Willys
Th of
Bridgeport
Kallen
Preticciok Acooper
Aralét
Main St
Conn
Alto
Mallen Sehogl
Sheridan School
Board of Edtcation
Board of Eduration
Sui
Che Board of Education
Alfred
Chemical and Cotton Oil Shares Tumble On Broad Liquidation
NY May 17 liquidation swept the chemical fertilizer and cotton oil sector and most of the general list. Several issues hit new low prices for the year while select stocks edged up from extreme lows. Notable names fell, with Sears Roebuck and Montgomery Ward closing lower after intraday weakness. The mood reflected a wide market selloff led by chemical and allied issues.
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New York
Parket
Moe
Duport
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Allied Chemical & A
American Agricultural Chemical
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Davison
Chemical
International Harvester
Advance
Trans-Continential
Texas
Pierce Oil
Undole Oil
Anon
Banik
Fedemil
Uitik
Nantes
Decrease in Money Imports Sign of Better Foreign Trade
Decline in gold inflows into the United States in April signals easing pressure on foreign exchange. Officials note imports exceeded exports by about 500,000 in January and 47,490 in July 1922, with a shrinking gold surge after World War I. Analysts warn unhealthy economic conditions persist, stressing international trade strains and potential effects on domestic prices and currency stability.
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United Sty
Unl
Department of Commerce
Bankey
Towield
United States
Stgtes
Jose Hut
Ameria Gostals KL
Tyke Powest
Ane
Iter
Grain market sees mixed tones as wheat and corn shift
Weather and market notes from Chicago and the Southwest describe a warm wave pressuring wheat while corn and other grains show varied futures. Reports mention harvest prospects, with Russia and Mexico influencing prices and seasonal forecasts guiding traders.
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Fearney Tower
Tuy
Etsy Bedte
Danas
Tessie
Siruens
Hussia
Pete
Dairy Products Market Brief From City Trade Notes
A garbled OCR item discusses dairy products pricing and shipments, noting market conditions and vendor chatter. It mentions suppliers, local merchants, and potential price shifts, with uncertain details on dates or volumes.
Unable to determine main event from fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and possible affiliations but lacks clear headline or coherent details to summarize a single news item with defined persons, organization, place, or outcome.
Federal Loans Rise Amid Dull Trading
In New York on May 18, federal loans moved higher while trading showed little vigor. Government bonds gained, except for tax exempt issues, with cautious sentiment persisting as debt payments and currency expectations influenced markets. Rail and metal sectors showed modest demand, with mixed results across issuers and regions.
Brass Company Cuts Brass Prices Across Products
The American Brass Company of Waterbury announced a general price reduction of one cent per pound on common brass and brass tubing products. The move targets a range of finished brass goods amid a broader shortage of tubing and rising production costs.
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Amerie Brass Conmane
Waterbury
Fragmented Clipped Memoir Excerpt From Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
A garbled clipping cites a Pittsburgh Chroniele Telegraph snippet with stray phrases about a rabbit incident and a question asking how abst the rabbit. The text weaves disjointed names and terms, offering little coherent narrative or verifiable event details for a clear summary.
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Tig
Pittsburgh
Copper prices and living costs mark mixed finance news
Reports show copper markets steady with tin and other metals firm while cost of living for the average wage earner rose 19 percent since July 1914. Bankers note Treasury Mellon notes sale signals cheaper money, amid broader discussions of public works spending and credit policy.
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United States
al Industrial Conference Board
Ani
Realty Records Ult Chim Deel and Agency Transfers
Realty records show real estate entities including Tendents, savings banks, and parcels on Cromlldee street with references to Joseph Smith and Farmers Savings Bank. The fragment notes mortgage activity, property assessments, and a total value around 84,700 in Tran e Tarun arenas.
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Cromlldee
Peineniera Savings
Oreatty
Trier
Joseph Smith
Paper Box Corporation
Rerio
EAA
AtPePo
Morigatee Pevibs
Jiawety Ier Fa
U S Syndicate Plans Austrian Loan Float
New York May 18 Parnation of a nationwide syndicate has begun by J P Morgan & company to prepare the floating of an Austrian loan in the United States. Daylight saving debate surfaces in Muncie where workers vote against morning sleep versus evening recreation.
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York
Antwerp
New York
J. PF. Morgan & Company
Muncie
May
Munete
Willimantic Man Files Voluntary Bankruptcy In New Haven
Arthur Willimantic filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the U S court in New Haven showing assets of 1539 and liabilities. Vernon F. Gidman of Windsor also filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition with assets and liabilities listed. Bridgeport council approves sewer and ash disposal ordinances assigning oversight to the Committee on Sewers and the Director of Public Works with plans and contracts subject to council approval.
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New Haven
Arthur Willimantic Today
United Sistes Court
Vernon F. Gidman
Windsor Allegman
City OF Bridgeport
Common Council
Fraru Ts Dunigan
Public Werpley
Cescary
Mag Vibe Lea
T Francis
Dunigan
Lerk
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Department of Coremerce
Pia Aly
WIP
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Seveen
SEAV
Bucs
Honda
Do Sul
Ve & Toudyon
Eid Sugar Company
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Brass Company
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Dun's Report
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Dente
Ion Dent
Ganev Pileet
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Jimipany Brewers
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Diay
Beyer
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Kris
Betis Tauily
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Metal Market
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Doug Tate
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Lo Teeson
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Westchester Fire Insurance Co
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