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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
19
The market shows a strong undertone as investors realize gains near close. Banks and traders turn cautiously optimistic about sustaining advances with renewed confidence in industrials and sugar futures amid mixed news on crop issues and foreign exchange flows.
The article notes growing deposits across banks, driven by investment funds shifting from larger institutions to smaller banks. It cites comments from industry leaders, mentions historic deposit surges in smaller banks, and discusses factors like consumer cash preference and potential gains in capital markets.
Fragmented OCR summary shows Liberty Bonds prices and general financial notes in New York and Chicago. The text references interest rates, bond offerings, and supply details though much is garbled. It notes shifts in prospective fuel situations and mentions percentages and prices across several bond and commodity references.
A garbled OCR item notes events at a trade show or commission meeting today with references to vendors, commissions, and possible price reductions. Details are unclear but mention of steady center activity and domestic sales context appears, alongside implied market pressure on retailers.
Fragmented obituary notes list several individuals including Amie, Linda, and Nicole in Memorials and funeral arrangements. Dates span May 2000 with services at Me Giove and Michiels cemeteries. others reference St Johns and local churches, interments, and family plots.
A dense OCR pass shows varied commodity items and prices from New York markets dated May 26. It lists potatoes, cabbage, sugar, wheat, corn, oats, cotton seed oil, and other staples with scattered quantities and cents figures amid garbled text and stray symbols.
A garbled market brief notes declines in cotton and oils with a looming drop around 62 points from recent highs. It references port receipts and U.S. net stocks, hinting at broader supply concerns and speculative shifts in June deliveries.
The market shows mixed activity with July and September futures edging higher while December and March contracts trade near prior levels. Sugar and other commodities reflect subdued demand as analysts note limited price moves amid cautious trading sentiment.
May 26 report from New York notes governors discuss a potential expansion path for the stock exchange. The meeting focused on membership standards and possible new participants. No final actions announced, but directors signaled ongoing review of eligibility and procedure.
A fragmentary notice mentions a 31eth anniversary celebration related to the Wu flower lineage. It notes a gathering of pilgrims and plans for Tivmouth on December 21, with attendance from Cabot Led and other figures connected to the old Lang family.
An unreadable fragment outlines a financial exchange with mentions of banks 60 day bills and commercial notes. Difficult to interpret its exact entities or actions due to garbled OCR. The readable bits reference bills, demands, and a 60 day period, with no clear dates or names.
In Danbury Amy Beth Lied seeks relief in the Superior Court for damage to her property on White Street caused by a city pipeline. The filing notes disturbance to her home and seeks compensation from municipal authorities. The report cites court action and ongoing proceedings in New York where related finances are discussed.
In Boston authorities announce rewards totaling 3000 dollars for recapture of escaped convicts. Two escapees, including Charles Ward, were reported last night. Ward, aged 39 to 40, and another man aged 15 to 29 were serving long sentences prior to their escape from the state prison. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward.
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