Buying. Bears Cover Shorts and Prices Reach New Low
Broadan Wall reports on May 24 New York trading showing money ruled at low rates, industrials weak as liquidation continued. Steel and iron shares hit new lows while short covering provided brief support late in the session. Brokers advise shifting from industrials to rails as money conditions improve slowly and bonds see light activity with Liberty and Victory issues holding some gains.
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Broadan Wall
New York
Cail Money
Iuitprises
Dircesio
Samik
Federal Reserve Bank
Cruginie
Steel
Shorts
Mear
Che Rik
DeNarion Af
O Tere
Atlantic Gulf
Mar Valna
Government Railroads Loss Under Federal Control
The final Swager Shor report from the Railroad Administration notes a federal control phase loss totaling 900,478,090 dollars. The government’s gross loss figures are outlined as part of wartime finance adjustments and railroad operations during the period.
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Washingto
Swager Shor Railroad Administration
Local Wholesale Market Report Signals Shifts In Native Produce
Market conditions show native products moving freely with more supply than last week. Cold weather limits asparagus while spinach and radishes rise. lettuce and spinach prices firm, asparagus and rhubarb weak, potatoes strong. Meat prices steady for lambs, softer for veal and beef. demand highlights include potatoes, lamb, lettuce, spinach, asparagus, and berries with various modern and seasonal demand lists.
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Ems
Food Hut program for week for housewives
The Food Hut on street presents a week of practical demonstrations for housewives at 2:30 pm daily. Today features a glass in routine and women bring their own materials to work. Tomorrow sewing classes by Miss Gladys B Green cover cutting and waist patterns, plus placket making. Thursday offers a canning demonstration on fruits and vegetables using cold pack methods with minimal sugar.
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Cc. Kummeel
Ston Street
Weill
Kummel Wil
Gladys B. Green
Grain market and bank plans noted in brief
The report mentions planting delays and market nervousness as prices wobble with slight gains and losses. Fairfield Trust Co announced a new banking institution in the lawn opening for business Thursday. Cotton prices eased with lower May trade and weaker hosiery goods trends reported in New York.
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Fairfield Trust Co
Barking
New York
Seaman M Larney's Body Arrives From France
The body of Second Cass Seaman M Larney, 22, son of John Fy and Mary Melar ney of 4 Teank Street, who died in the United States Naval hospital Brest, France, March 1918, arrived in this city. A military funeral is planned for Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. from the Mer lyany parlors. A high mass of requiem will be held at 1 p.m. in St Patrick's Church. Burial will be in St. IGhel's cemetery.
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Cass Senalan
McLarney
America
Tohn Fy
Mary Melarney
Teank Street
United States Naval
Brest
France
Scott & Redgate
Merlyany
Mul Scott
Redgate
St. Patrick's
In &T
Coffee futures open unchanged amid cautious trading
New York May 24 futures opened unchanged at 20 points as traders weighed crop data and market signals. Messages mention tentative advances and mixed sentiment amid reports of bullion and crop conditions with expectations of steady activity, while late notes revise price ranges and yearly average context.
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New York
Freight tieup eases with regional plan
scattered notes show freight movement adjustments across states and cities. Plans outline reduced tieups affecting routes in Minnesota Montana North and South Dakota Washington Wisconsin New York and nearby corridors with implied impacts on shipments to Syracuse Rochester Albany Philadelphia and Richmond areas.
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North
South Dakota
Reson
Washington
Wisconsin
Rulssdavi
Exerpt
St. Lowe
Daly
Syracuse
Rochester
Albany
Toad
Philadelphia
Escent
Bartilar Tao Soy
New York State
Wing Hs
Mgluesata
Mantawiy Novis
Sonsle Iyelora
Vege
Wash
Ington
Wiscotsin Filo 'Lynts
Direek
Petersinr
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Raiuroad
Connecticut
Agricultural College Market Service
Ben Davis
Florida
Texas
Maine
Long Island
G. W. Morse & CO
Consolidated Stock “Exchanges of
New-York
Liberty Bldg
Bridgeport, Conn
U. S. Steel Sinclair
General Motors
St. Paul
Boston
Tion
Springfield
Mass
Worcester
Badited
Providence
Pittsfield
Holyoke
York
New Haven
Bridgeport
Bridgefort
Guaranty
Ghelmers
Ain
Amor
Amerie
Arfolk
Ted
Ateb_T & Sr
Ant P&t
Baldwin
Daeg Baltimore
Cei & Ls
Owes Tom
Ranthern
Consol Textila
Pat Pruin
Ant
Coch
Food Hut
Gwinnie
May House
Fairer Trust CO
M’larney
Kroll
Klothes
Foster-Besse CO
New Haven Road
Fonterraw
Agcomdan
Hedda
Joend
An Indies
Ll Indion
Shipynd
Yenuien
Shipner
EE + fae
Alorude
Ecunenen
Ventinas
Shipiy
Linion Street
Minnesota
Montana
Liberty
United Bond. CO
Ino Main
CLIY
TosPp
William R. Bulliphone Barrnum
Greyhound Motors Corp
Wisconsin Motor
Westinghouse
Muncie
Parrish
Bingham
Trinca
Greyhound
N. H
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Greyhound Motors ‘Corp
Columbus Circle
New York City
TUS
Guaranty CO
First National Bank
Donns Capital
Tnion Metallic Cartridge Co
Locomobile Co
Bridgeport Malueablye Tron CO
Ij Lavorars
Prosssnen
Oimehine
Ifind Laborer Ighorars
Oflice Cars
Nan
Raybestos Company
aLavorers
Stratford
Bridgeport Rags Co
Chemical
Crescent Ave
Willd
Acdames Boy
Klek Press
OF Factory ‘Manufacturers’ Association Court Exchange
Ndom
RT. Staple
James Staples
Bayekers
State ST. Bridgeport
City National Bank
E. M. Fuller & Co
Consolidated Stock
Esclanne
Bread
Newark
Cleveland
Chicago
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Mairfield Ave
2Nd Floan
Busineam
Connecticcut
Commissioner of Banking
A. M. Wooster
U.S. Patent Office
John P. Keogh
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
Arcade
W. F. Hammond, Jr
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