Wall Street News Notes from New York May 19
Wall Street notes show mixed moves with Mager gross movements for Chi cago liners and talks of RUuneTAd operations resuming if recovery stays incomplete. Reports mention Equitable bank common stock, Texas and Western revenues, International Harvester dividends, and Hecla Mining profits while several rail and industrial stocks signal cautious strength amid evolving market conditions.
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New York
Mager Gross
Chicago
Sterty Uliners
Thomas
Pose II
Sapenses
Downgraded Stock Terms And Company Price Fix
The report notes price ranges from 12.25 to 12.75 per ton versus 12.50 to 81273 previously and mentions Durham Wostery Mills and related entities with net income figures and preferred stock comparisons. Merrill Lynch and Kompun are cited, while Standard Oil of Indiana fixes a stock price of 689 per share to ministers of a listed association.
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Durham
Standard O11 Company
Indiana
Connecticut Patents Issued May 17 1947
A list of issued Connecticut patents dated May 17 1947 includes inventors and assignors tied to Bridgeport New London Waterbury and other CT towns. Highlights include apparatus for separating glass die charges, tensioning mechanisms for presses, cylinder locks, varicose vein treatment devices, door holders, electrical connectors, and a gunpowder compound assignment to du Pont. Names appear with companies such as The American Hardware Corp The Hasari Powder Co Columbia Phonograph Co Inc Connecticut Telephone & Electric Co and Conde Nast Publications among others.
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Wooster and Davis
Bridgeport
Robert T. Leach
Hamly & Harman
Tridgeport
Isfister Alloy
Daniel 0. Swem
Schrmeker Whuge Karl MW
Peiler
West Thartfo
Fassigner Toe Thirtford Empire Co
Elartfor
New London
Cylider
Wre
S. Haglish
T. i Perry
Whitabrook Prin Press
Norman B.lford
American Hardware, Corp
New, Britat
Pery H. Ripple
Assiemor
TheAmericar Hardware Corp
New iBritain
Simon Take
Milford
Aniello Mascolo
Waterbury
Thing Toy
James Murphy
Wagle Lock Co
Terryville
Albert R. Thompson
Derby
Albert HN. Thomson
Eset
Farti
Frank Weaver
M. Campioon
Norwisa
Benjamin C. Webster
Southport
Hy Mesneumentis
Columbia Phonograph Co. Inc
Clorsure
Arade Marks Welditch Sterling Spson Co
Henry
Thompson
Hartford
Thompson Specialties, Inc
Springfield
Mars
Connecticut Telephone & Electric Co
Meriden
Jos Ansonia
Hasari Powder Co
Hazardville
Chesne
du Pont
Nemouw Stand Co
Wilmington
Bel
Th J. B. Willams Co
Glastonbury
Conde Nast Publications, Inc
Greenwich
Metal prices drift with minor changes across markets
Metal New York reports Wopper steady with electrolytic, spot and futures at 13.04, nearby 67.25 and no change. Tread lighter at 6.50. Zinc steadies in St. Louis with spot and futures at 6.00 to 6.05, Antimony unchanged at 13.00.
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New York
St St. Louis
Early 1921 profits rise across industrial firms
More than 190 industrial and utility corporations report for the first quarter of 1921 showing gains over the prior year. Overall profits rise despite some declines in specific sectors with large groups like General Motors and U S Steel contributing to the upturn.
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Sation and Subsidiaries
Penn-Ohio
Standard — Nintistics
Glue . le
Peouiaua
General Motors
U. S. Steel Corporation
Mator Assessory
Steel and Iron
Receivers to Draw 25000 for Jamilton Mill Services
Boston May 19 The superior court authorized Leupen Dunsford and Char Howley receivers for the Jamilton Manufacturing company bankrupt Lowell mill to pay themselves 25000 for services to date Dunsford to receive 10000 and Rowley 15000 He also ordered payment of 572254 to creditors as the 64 percent dividend recently allowed.
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Boston
Morton
Superior Court
Leupen Dunsford
Char
Howley
Jamilton Manufacturing Company
Lowell Text
Je Mill
Dunsfotil Ta
Rowley
Health service in factories cuts delays and losses
Worcester Mars May 19 AP A Massachusetts survey of 100 New England plants shows factory health services cut costly delays by 61 percent and reduce illness related losses. Dr Godfrey of Engineering-Economics Foundation notes wide industry range, calls preventive health education essential, and highlights the role of the general administrator in personnel health strategies.
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Worcester
Mars
Ir. Hoss Godfrey
Engineeringconomics Foundation
Fingland
Harry P. Brown
The
Foundation
Br. Godfrey
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Godfrey
Massachusetts Department of Industry
Ince
Rubber Now York Tubber Closed July 41 20
New York rusty stock market notes indicate Tubber closed July 41 20 while NPW Fork May 19 shows common stock of Tubiza Ardtt wind SHK placed on an annual dividend basis of 10 per share with a quarterly 2 dividend. Directors approve revival of 8 percent bonds at 110 and accrued interest with 66 percent preferred stock offering non callable until 1949. May 8 statement reports Exchanges 1 901 000 000, Dahareed 85 000 000, Federal reserve bank's rodat balance 80 000 000.
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National Lead Commany
Stork
Vore
Hugh Low
New York
UK Hoa
Cleveland
Toundy
Os Ap
al Manan
Vt Dairy
Alhana Straus
Cawads Baer Low
Amrahan Straus
Colyer Lo
Cin Adams Press
Ir Santen
Ajax
Alles Chalinigi
Allin Chalmers
THO Aner
Conners Ie
Ti Corp
Fea
Ameri Chen
Aly Iy Ag
Consul
Lo Tong
Ant Bank Nowe
Harlem
Bodo
Aren
Kant
Rives
Ning Falls
Brig Nl
LO Ana Express
Si Yey
Cuba
Qinniling Corp i
Tnternadl Corp Au Ab
Appenheim Colina
AurLa
France
Shuinn
Chemical
Deere Po
AM Metal ‘Co
Dehuwir Y Wodson
Sid Ansa Pau
Karlsee
Wu Feenton
JuUno Mines Entet
Tel el
Peerles
Ry Fletie
Katy Atom
Mick Bort
Dzana
Lt Soo
Jean Tite Cemerren
Way Yi
Peary
Avany
Airy Aly Sroo
Uty
Wea
Penn
Peoria
Onda
Endrett Fehrton
Marquette
Roy Copper
Arm
Ari
DO Artloom Corp
Erie
P” Ae
ARS
E Arrow P
Vorer Petrolenm
BRA
Loomats
Baltimore
Reseed
Sti Corp
Aity Ramm
Barnet Teather
Fleteimam Co
Barndall Corp
Woaminglass Eros
Trotany
Muddy
Brooklyn Edison
Tae Anas
Pea Ee
Thyn Union Gas
Jon G. Oetel
Bronwick Oalke
Renington
FEY
Hue
Ie iv
Kemington
Susque
Liepublic Iron Steel
Caodsich
Isu
Burroughs
Roadeich
Roynglls Tod
Hoynolds
alkYs
Tim
Gothinn Vontery
Intterick Co
Norhy
Savage Amsae
ToKe
BOR
Werth
Azoo Schulte
Beores
Cal Patroleni
Gt West Sugar
Seagrave Corp
Vity Ds
Callahen
Sunmans Co
Simmons
Hullentor Kong
Erne Moyhat
Rib Mills
Sean Certuin
St United Eilerts
Cerin
Atn
Rumer Bas
Chesapeake Obio
Aso Inland Steel
Estern
Gt Western P
Kiana
Paul
North West
Romberg
Sinebaker
Childs Co
Christie Brown Co
Raymington Co A
Chrysler Corp
Texas
van Maly Tou
Joe Koy
Coata
Gary Dat
Am Kinney
Sts
Aon Press
Punties
Troy
Willy Hesinriner
Willy Yen
Marian
Marin Tine
West Roar
Minnie Parry
Mary
Western Uni Selig
Alun Upper
Wis Oyerland Bay
Whson
Nash Motors
NPW
Tubiza
Julay
Dahareed
Court Docket Shows Numerous Reckless Driving Cases
City Court docket lists a string of defendants facing reckless driving and liquor law violations. Several defendants receive temporary continuances and fines while others await trials or further actions.
Lawyers, 95 and 61, at bar for 127 years
At Bedford, Iowa on May 15 two aged lawyers with a combined 127 years of legal practice challenge any younger pair. T. McCaun, 71, continuous practice since 1867 after Mexican War service, born in Kentucky and admitted to Indiana bar. J.P. Flick, younger veteran of the Civil War, served in Congress twice, Iowa legislature, and as federal attorney under Harrison.
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Bedford
Towa
Y. T. McCaun
Ky Tuck
Indiana
Fough
Seth
J.P. Flick
Congress
Iowa
Pr Iiarrisen
McCean
Cotton futures close firmer on May futures gains
New York May 19 AP Cotton futures closed firm with May at 1588, July 186.08, October 16.48, December 16.69 to 16.70, and January around 16.77. Spot middling prices steady amid quiet demand.
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New York
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Wall Street News
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Woche
International Harveseo Company
Fle Sarittian
Te Bollers of
Ecord
Ara Campenns
Ertiy
Ine Stend-Fimt
Glnlan
Loca
Wallstvest
1. Distributins Corporation
Ars Divitesat
Hecla
American Raron Products Corporation
Mereland
Wall Street
Landings Meat Ag
Tandon
Colorado and Southern Railway
Joan T. Munn
Sstate Insurance Company
Americamnn Locomotive Company
Beaglar
Conde Nas? Publications
England
Straits Settlements
Mexico
Alfred Zimmerman
Forior
League of NnCons
Austria
Electen Miuorman
Industrial Dicount Company
Amsterdam
Holland
Compan
Skelly Ol
Signa Aireholda Furnlt
Itu Ur
Yes
Fidelity Loan Corporation
Middle St. Con. John
Fay Teias
Coan
United Loan Corp
Fairfield Ave
Barnum
New Haven Arena Company
DE Ridder, Mason & Minton
Broad Street
New York, N.Y
Merrill, Lynch and Kompun
Peron
Eel ‘Leon
Bunoine Supeues
Foco
Camanioce Assocaris Bosron
Automatic Movie Display Corporation
Stock Vitalux
Edwin Wolff and Company
Broad St
Hanover
York
Tubber
Tubizak
Silke
Mquor Cag
William B. Buckley
James Shannen
Rayman
M. Crowley
Beechwood Avenue
Costa
Vel Harold Fant
Beach
Joseph TL. Dulleis
Superior
West Avenue
Walter Hayden
Wheeler
Charles Smith
Smith Strest
Josepht Kapazzna
Hallam
Ameri Tube and Stamping Company
Florence de Cesera
Ter
Joseph Testo
Calhoun
Stephen Duch
Arctic Street
Ing Beer
Paul Wilder
Hasral Nur
Herman J
We Avenue
Kenneth Hyatt
Norwalk
Frank Gingliand
Easton i
Samuel Royarsky
Adolph
Grasso
Stephen Farkas
John Street
Contin
Joseph A. Birch
Bertha Staples
Ronson
Fairfield
Con Ued
Edward Gerber
Washingt Avenue
Arthur Correy
Celtiny Tng
Cit Llcenge
Dennis Ahern
Lcense
Edward Bercler
Comity Street
Peter Rusnak
Huntington Road
Stratford
George J. Kish
Benjamin B. Berliner
Hancock
Paul Barna
Cooper Street
Detroit
Michigan
Eva Shaevitz
Kurland Kurlancky
Nathan Walter
UN Square
Simon Cohen
Capitol Avenue
William Ketcham
Whewteer Avenue
Vialade
John Batley
Su Street
Twodren
Jal
Het
Associated Stock Market
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