Stock Market Gains Mixed as Bond Activity Rises
New York May 26 Bradstreet reports show overall improvement in trade industry and crops with uneven weather impact. Final distributive trade and retail buying are stronger, western surplus grain areas show progress, while the South lags due to heavy rains though cotton prices and lumber activity boost optimism. Bank clearings reach 6,806,223 dollars.
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New York
Bradstreet
South
Texas
Southeast
Grain Chicago May Wheat Drops on Receipts and Deliveries
May wheat prices extended declines as heavy receipts and deliveries on contracts pushed futures lower. May closed about 3 cents unsettled. July and other months showed slight declines or small gains. Corn and oats posted modest changes while provisions moved within a narrow range.
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Chicago
Market Curbs and Oil Shares Drive New York Trading
Curbstone activity in New York on May 26 shows brisk oil and mining stock interest with strong demand for low-priced issues. Independence Lead hits new high on rich ore rumors. Standard Oil and Texaco types steady. Lucid demand for Marine Oil, Carib Syndicate, and Creole Syndicate amid a generally active day. Bond prices steady with small changes. turnover heavy on floor trading and mid day rally followed by profit-taking.
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New York
Cord Exchange
Independence Lead
Ray Hercules
Bom -Alaska
Magma Copter
Tonare
Minnesota
United States Steel Corpore
Tan
Usian
Jess Agitvs
Feandarg Oil
Tediana
Standard Oil of
Kentucky
Lpratris Ping Lien
Orm
Moxican
Excnenge
Fensland
International Petroleum
Marine Oil
Carib Syndicate
Creole Syndicate
Standard Oil Company of
New Tersey
el Stene
Oil
Fleida
Venezuela
Daniels
Hudson, Packard and
Durant
Glen Aldon
Errnlk
Pront
Causits
Hugo Stinnes Builds Ships to Shake Russian Trade Lines
Hugo Stinnes, Germanys leading merchant, expands his ship fleet to push into Russian commerce. He plans 12,000-ton vessels named Ludendorff Hindenburg and Spirite to aid a Hamburg Bremen network. His ocean strategy includes South American routes and Nordic ore and timber trades, with aims to feed German industry and influence Russian transit by sea.
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Russia
Stinnes
Berlin
Russan
Bbig
America
England
Kldl
Sweden
Finland
Tnug
Taw Mae
Scinnes
NEA Service, Inc
Realty records show varied deeds and transfers
Warranty deeds list Charles J. Berger and Timothy Murphy transferring to Rubly Horswits and others at 49 feet on Main Street. John A. Barr to Berkanire Mill Coal Company at 224 feet on Fourth Washington Avenue. Quitclaim deeds include Leni Rubin to Herman Haue at 00 feet State Street and Grace Remer to American Banking Trust Company at 174 feet Krrowlten Street. Bridgepary Trust to H More Hawley and transfers to Timat Morphy at 44 feet Main Street.
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Charles J. Berger
Timothy Sty Murphy
Rubly Horswits
Aullys
Maren
Michael B. Harrison
William B. Caplan
Main
John A. Barrl
Berkanire Mill Coal Company
Washington Avenue
John Lang
Ainer
Allo
Alfred C. Walker
Realty
Giiman Sod Courtland Aventies
Clain
Leni Rubin
Herman Haue
Oo Feet
State Groat
Grace
Remer
The
American Banking Trust Company
Krowlten Streat
Bridgepary Trust Company
H+ more J
Hawley, Realty
Normmo Street
Stock Market Inactivity Masks Gains And Losses
New York May 26 A fluctuating stock market showed gains in some leaders and certain industrials while others moved irregularly. United States Steel rose with Judge Gary addressing the American Iron and Steel Institute, but propped prices weakened on bear pressure and improving freight rate expectations. Coco Cola led gains with a 1 3 8 point rise as 2,250,000 shares traded. money rates climbed to 5 percent, reflecting easier bank loan conditions and steady time rates for longer maturities.
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New York
United States
Judge Gary
Te American Iron and Steel Institute
Unkelms
St. Faith Wheeling
Lake Erig
Cod New Harven
Coalere
Reading
Otis
Droduct
Mcxican
Pan- American Petroleums
California Petroleum
Strongth
Studehakpe
Baldwin
Unitea Rota
U S export trade grows amid postwar price drop says official
Washington May officials from the Department of Commerce report that American exports in the last ten months reached about 3.13 billion dollars in raw and manufactured goods sent abroad. April exports stood at 521 million, up 33 percent from April 1914, with May expected to rise further.
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Washington
April good month for department stores in New York
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reports department store sales in the second district for April show the largest figure on record for any April with a 2.8 percent rise over April 1921 and 1.6 percent over April 1920. Transactions rose 1 percent though the average purchase fell from 2.97 to 2.90 dollars.
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New York
Federal Reserve Base
Federal Reserve District
Cotton prices and markets in New York report
Cotton spot prices lead, middling at 21.50 with open and high data listed. The latest figures show varied entries including 40.98, 20.86, 10.60, and 20.40 with several codes and averages such as 19.80 and 20.27. The fragment indicates market notes and end values.
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New York
New York Market Brief Clippings From The Day
Fragmentary notes report market chatter in New York with references to milk prices, creamery firsts, and wholesale listings. Mentions Staten Wholesale milk flats and nearby jawhite, with vague prices and percentages. overall market tones vary and some lines are garbled.
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New York
Money Market Notation on New York Rates
Fragmentary financial note from New York references bid offers and acceptances with figures like 5 1 2 and 3 1 3. Mentions ring rate and firm money contrasts high and low quotes, but lacks complete context or entities.
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New York
Joan
Cal Luma
Renewed Activity in Bond Market Surges in New York
New York May 26 Increased bond market activity and strength marked today's trading. Foreign investments declined while many speculative issues posted yearly highs. Liberty 1 1/4 rose to 100.36 then fell back under par. tax exempt 1 1/4 climbed above wartime levels. Domestic rate improvements featured Erie and three classes of convertibles, with Texas Pacific mortgage bonds strengthening. New offerings were small but well received, Boston area issues listed, and total par value trades reached 16,737,000.
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New York
Liberty
United Kingdoms
Remington Co Directors Elected After Annual Meeting
Directors of the Remington Typewriter Co elected yesterday B T Winchell to succeed Frank N Kondott as president. A successor was chosen for the former president at the meeting. Rutland Railroad Co reported 1921 net income after charges of 13326 versus 382411 in 1920 and earnings per share of 14 cents. Great earnings for 1921 were 5811554 with operating expenses 3002643 producing net operating income of 308818. Boston dispatches claim no control of the New Haven system as sought by rivals. New Haven stock rose to 118, driven by market recovery. company now has over 76000 shareholders, the largest in its history. City of New Haven will accept sealed bids for 1.5 million bridge bonds, 250 thousand government public improvement bonds, and 400 thousand park bonds. Citizens Bank and Trust Co of Hartford will be organized soon, incorporators all from Hartford. A National Board of Fire Underwriters report covering 1916 to 1920 shows total fire losses of 1,678,722,677 and annual losses of 234,444,535. Oakey Deeg Stores Inc of this city incorporated for 50,000 with 500 shares at par value. will commence business with 54,000 capital. Incorporators J W Kel, C R Han, and J Te Hub from this city.
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Tion
Sainyes
Bago Stinnca Linea
Stinnes
Hrpag
Germany
Bremen
Hamburg
Stinnen
Tinnes
Ludendorff
Hindenbure
Sripite
Alles
Tao
Stinhys
Ile Successful Com
Brooner
Remington Type
1Writer Co
B. T. Winchell
Rock Island
3. Louis and San Francsco Railway Co
Remington Company
Frank N. Kondott
Kongolf
Honilolf
Stadeg
O ‘Hy
Rutland Railroad Co
Boston
Wall Street Journal
New Area
New Haven
Citizens Bank and Trust Co
Hartford
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Oakey Deeg Stores, Inc
Mts S00
Stalwach
Sampany
Drsgmess
J. Wy Kel C.r
Injunction Denied In Trunk Railroads Case
Judge Manton denied a restraining injunction sought by New England railroads to overturn an Interstate Commerce Commission order fixing freight revenue division. The ruling says courts do not review the commission’s wisdom and must respect statutory authority unless constitutional issues or lack of evidence exist. New England argues higher costs due to branch line density and per diem car hire, but the injunction was denied. New Haven report notes bankruptcy petition by Glastonbury tobacco grower Stanley Sly.
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eAmerce Commission
New England
Unea
Hudson River
Menton
New York
Charles M. Hougl
Juline M. Mayer
Manton
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Christiania
Conenhagen
Lao
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Hugo
Mitson Bronner
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Elbe
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Science Service
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Maroh
Commerce Department
Erie
Ong Fhar & SA
Neti of Sierson
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Fairfield Ave
Ajax
Ganvetan
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Owig Kan
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ODM
Taele M Co
Walte OG Mets
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Ibs
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Guaranty, & ‘Ti Company
First National Bank of Bridgeport Bldg
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Bridgeport Gas Light CO
Salt’s Textile Mfg. CO
Hincks Bros. & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Main St
Bridgeport, Conn
Superior Court
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Noryty
Black Rock Park
Borg & Bjorklund
Luther W. Brown
Barber Ave
Ume
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Harbor Ave
Samuel N. Schnee
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