Non-Dividend Railroads Vulnerable before Attack
Speculators drove the stock market decline with heavy selling in non-dividend railroads and investment issues. St Louis-San Francisco and Baltimore & Ohio fell, Union Pacific preferred slid, and steel stocks softened as investors weighed dividends and prospects amid broader market weakness.
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Wheat slump in Chicago markets amid Liverpool and labor concerns
Wheat prices fell throughout the Chicago session with May and July futures sliding from firm opens to near day's lows. Liverpool advices and New York market weakness weighed on sentiment, while bearish domestic crop outlooks and labor unrest in England fueled selling. Corn and oats followed wheat lower. provisions varied with hog values.
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Metal Market News Highlights From New York Trading
In New York on November 22 Cowper steady in electrolytic spot and futures at 1 7 8 to 14. Tin weak with spot and nearby at 36 37 and futures at 35. Iron steady with no change. Lead steady with spot 7.00 to 7 25 and wine quiet. East St. Louis spot and nearby delivery 7.15 to 7.20. Anilmeny spot 6.50 to (article fragment ends)
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Melanie Cun
Ty Wat
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Bridgeport News on Labor Costs and New Factory Opening
Stockholders see striking costs for the Baltimore and Dale railroad totaling 10,504,100 and 11,000,000 with a 32,900,000 budget projected for 1920. Up to July 2 the company ran 2,008,000 over budget as dividends remained uncertain. Bridgeport reports a new New York underwear plant by L Marrows Co. employing about 63 workers, aided by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Chamber of Commerce
Money New York Sov 22 Call Money Rates Report
Call money rates in New York were reported with high bids around 6 percent and closing bids near 5 percent. The latest loan offers stood at 5 percent, with recent acceptance at 5 percent.
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Connecticut Nominations for Postmasters Named
President Harding sent six Connecticut postmaster nominations to the Senate today including Alfred A. Barrot Granby Kenneth Avery Higganum Michael J. Kenna Pomfret Center Samuel Smith North Granby and Wallingford. The posts are referred to the Senate postwar committee and expected to be confirmed quickly with no objections.
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Higganun
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Ing & Cook
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Michael
Kena Pomfret Crntar
Wallingford
Frank Smithe
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Weakness Among Rails Depresses Bond Quotations
In New York trading the bond market showed notable weakness amid rail industry pressure, with second grade mortgages among the hardest hit while U S government issues held firm. Liberty bonds rose, and several rail and industrial issues fluctuated. Havana submarine loan bids and details of a 50 million dollar Canadian loan were noted, with multiple New York firms preparing bids.
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West Chester & Hoston
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Morgan Wig Company
Speyer and Company
Lea Gigginson and Company
Blair Wind Company
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TBS
Yielt
Double murder tale shocks Somerville police scene
A chaotic Somerville report describes a double murder with shifting testimonies. Witnesses Mrs. Voorhees and Mrs. Gibson offer conflicting timelines and suspect affairs, while prosecutors press to prove motives tied to a church member’s affair and a possible tryst near the Phillips farm.
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A.C. Fraley
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Nella Russell
Wilbur A. Mott
Matt
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Stock Exchange plans to cut bond commissions
New York Stock Exchange members will meet November 27 to decide on reductions in bond commissions. Proposed changes include lowering general bond commissions from 2.15 to 1 8 of 1 percent and Liberty bonds from 4 6 to 5 or 4 per 10,000, with 1 32 of 1 percent for certain bonds.
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Ablighey
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Market report Curt Market New York Trend and Activity
The New York curb market today showed fluctuating prices in most sectors with limited trading due to trader apathy and lack of incentives. Industrials and oils were subdued while certain issues like Consolidated Gas and Union Oil showed modest moves amid subdued volume and cautious sentiment.
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Move Under Way to Increase N E Farm Production
A New England conference in Boston during the week of January 16 aims to boost regional farming. Leaders emphasize apples poultry corn and potatoes as key crops, highlight proximity to cities and lower transport costs, and foresee strong local markets and regional prosperity through cooperative efforts.
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Workers See Rise in Earnings Power Nationwide
Workers across mills report a broad gain in earnings with higher pay per hour and more hours, boosting pay envelopes in iron and steel and other industries. Payroll data from the Labor Department show October increases in per capita earnings across most sectors, despite a few declines in five industries.
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Real estate transfers and deeds fill city records
A lengthy list of realty transactions and mortgage actions from the city records shows multiple parties including Johnson, Towley, Anders on, and Banks such as American Bank & Trust Co. transferring properties on streets like Livingston, Beardsley, Brookfield, and Boston avenues. Amounts range from under 1000 to over 5 000 dollars with parcel sizes noted in feet, along with quit claim deeds and releases of mortgage involving numerous individuals and firms.
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Andi Towley
Livingston Ubreet
Gyrl A Andarson
Joseph G. Ang
Agnes E. Johnsen
Livingston Gbreet
Anthony Terepka Toe
Zon Terepka
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Tedtfald
Minnie
Bender
Park Avernut
John Barske
James Kingsworth Dowson
Anna Frances Dobson
Boston Avenue
Betele G. Wall
Aubrey U. Brad‘lay
Mary J. Bradley
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Apratim Wolsberg
Barry Steel
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I Wearfield Avenue
Sonn H. Keextner
William and
Saray Foster
Cowles Street
John Wt
Nordquist Etux Lo Security Mortgage Co
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Sigmund Gloewich
Lumner Simpson
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Edward CC
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Edward Spargo
William Winter
Dranx Avenua
Stephen Papp
John Sabados
Merl Sabados
Lenox Avenue
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Lenox Avene
Samuel Katz
Edward Dentsch
Yancock Avenue
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Bernard F.cooney
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Tahn Barske
Edward Schine
August Banaimiel
Davenport Street
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Maria, Caputo
August Banamiel
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Jane M. Atherton
Wood Avenue
Alice M. Guernsey
Harlan PL Rose
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Ato
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