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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1921
Page
13
A garbled report notes the tariff bill awaiting Senate action with further delays anticipated. References mention committees, hearings, and representatives preparing for upcoming meetings, with names and positions obscured in the OCR text.
The clumsy entry lists Elmer J. Griah as a party and Aisa Fredertal Dy ML Trien, with sums of 5 501 and 354 as part of a realty record. Other names include Gu Fuar tomnany and Lesin company Témene, along with an avenue address and miscellaneous figures.
The notice discusses price reductions by Mexican steel producers and barbers supply companies, noting wartime economic pressures and potential impacts on labor. It highlights reductions of up to a quarter, possible wage effects, and the broader context of wartime production and imports.
Discussion centers on whether removing cattle import duties to Mexico will spur cattle shipments. Observers warn of unsettled markets and potential bandit risks, but claim lifting duties could boost investments in restocking and grazing lands as stock movements resume.
Quotes show cattle market mixed with steady underlying demand as feeders hold, prices slip slightly, and closing bids remain moderate. Receipts reach around 34,000 with near 2 lower finish on certain grades while jambs and beef cuts show subdued activity.
A 48 cent per mile freight rate is proposed for a new three ton capacity air vessel called the Tramp. The design features a three deck cabin and multiple engines delivering high horsepower, with speed dependent on the propulsion system.
Three nations push for influence over Chinese oil, shaping a broader conference outcome. The piece notes Chinese oil provinces in Shen-si and Se-chuan, with production centers and joint drilling efforts yet limited by provincial and national controls. It highlights future shifts as nations compete for maritime and mercantile supremacy through oil access.
Fragmentary stock notes indicate mixed moves yesterday with some gains across sectors. Trading lacked clear catalysts as investors watched broader indicators, while tech and energy shares showed uneven performance.
A quirky park scene unfolds as a playful monkey befriends a brown squirrel named Lie lypa. The two communicate through shared routines, with Charlotte the keeper quickly closing a wire hole when the squirrel slips into her cage. The pair exchange sounds and a few social gestures, highlighting a gentle bond in the animal world.
The report covers bond issues in New York and state railways, with details on kitchen funds and savings accounts. It notes payroll increases for city employees and pariant gains, plus profits for Southern Transit, American Water Works, and Porto Sugar, and mentions Baldwin Works closing a major locomotive contract. It also references a net loss for Didewater Oil in early months.
Grain and wheat trading reports indicate foreign buyers delaying purchases as US prices for December delivery show weakness. Prices hover around 1.05 for wheat discounts, with slight declines in certain lines while overall market sentiment remains cautious amid seasonal demand.
The report lists Tuesday figures for Sov. 74 and related commodities. Prices cover delivery months from December to February with various spreads and spot quotations, noting October shipments and pending January deliveries. The tone reflects routine market updates with multiple contract months and price ranges.
Fragmentary OCR text shows Liberty Bonds with garbled non-English parts and a numeric fragment 4 2088. Readable elements are scarce. no coherent event or names present to summarize.
A garbled report describes unsettled events at a VA facility involving a person named Charlotte and various pet incidents. The text mentions loans, an inspector, and a remark about a playful but troubling sequence with a honey bear, a puppy, and a bird. The overall narrative is incoherent and hard to follow.
Bears slam steel stocks as armament cutbacks loom and war fears feed bearish trading. Market slides widen losses with industrials and munition shares tumbling. bonds gain on safe haven demand as rates ease and liquidity shifts amid headlines of potential defense cuts and geopolitical tension.
Work on the giant stock exchange is rushed to completion. The New York Exchange expands to 23 start additions, with a steel frame on Whit Street in Manhattan's Alliance district. The building rises 70 feet below street level, with Georgia marble facing and a newly extended trading floor.
Detroit Trust announces Lincoln Motors as receiver for the Lincoln company assets. Henry M. Lelana and Wilfrey J. Leland named advisors. Receivership covers assets of about 31.8 million with liabilities around 5.24 million. Trading hall plans include bond trading, stock posts, and a 2 mile tube system connecting to the Exchange.
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