Copper Firms Said to Hold Metal as Prices Falter
New York stock market closed reactionary after weakness in the final hour. Southern Pacific and Reading led gains while Sears Roebuck faded. Copper companies held large metal quantities and signaled willingness to cut prices, aiding a proposed market shift. United Cigar Stores dividend boosted United Retail stores. Texas and Pacific dropped unaccountably. General Electric and International Harvester faced mixed demand amid farming equipment concerns. Total par value sales reached 214,250,060.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadan Wall
New York
Southern Pacific
Reading
Sears Roebuck
Texas & Pacific
Mexican Petroleum
Loeb
Seara- Roebuck Company
Sears-Roebuck
Rcsale
Comprmies
de Cuba Coue
Mannwth
Baltimore & Ohio
Immot
Union Pacific
United Cigar Stores
Amarica
United Ratali
Texax& Pacife
General Electric
International Harvester
Liberty Group
Confesses Choking Denton to Death in San Francisco
In a San Francisco report Captain Jona O'Meara states Joseph Rodriguez confessed to murdering J. G. Denton, a Los Angeles mining promoter, during a June night crime in the presence of Denton's housekeeper Mrs. R. C. Pette and others. LA detectives doubt the confession, noting false confessions in similar cases. Separately in Oakland, public figures pressed for League of Nations support at a Democratic club event, urging voter backing for the Democratic slate and advocate James Devine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Joseph Rodriguez
May Villa
J. G. Denton
Los Angeles
Pplice
Jona O'Meara
Rodriguez
O'Meara
Lou Heller
Denton
Mra. R
Mra. R. C. Pette
Mra. J. ©. Crowtursty
Harvey Davis
Detetives
Joseph Rodrigues
Snead C. Denton
Sant Francisco
Eleventh District
Democratic Club
Nichols Street
Joseph J. Devine
United States
Devine
France
Bia
Democratic Party
Federal Reserve
Harry Cestelig
East Main Street
Ivate
Albert Walsh
Danbury
Atate Comptrolnr
League of Nationa
Ant
Donys
John A. Cornell Jr
Cox
Ohio
Sorneil
Frank Z.clancy
Attersey Harry Silverstone
Harry J. Maher
Lith
John J.rourke
Danaary and
Ton
Mr.Walsh
Frank Cassidy
Dry Goods Market Review in New York
The market reports show cloth prices steady with a nine cent rise for broadcloths, while 50 yard sheets declined in rate. Yarn and imported fabrics were quiet, with fine goods selling better than staples. Knit goods and burlaps remained inactive and demand cooled overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clotha
Average Stock Prices Reported Average Wednesday
A brief item notes average stock prices and general market movement on Wednesday. The report highlights overall price trends without specific figures, mentioning a cautious tone as investors gauge demand and supply across key sectors.
Bank Clearings Seem Quiet In New York Exchange
Bank clearings and market activity appear subdued in New York trading today as brief Scribner notes indicate tepid exchange turnover and routine banking flows. No major shifts reported. observers cite steady prices and cautious investor sentiment amid mixed economic signals.
Long Credits Declared to Be Needed in Foreign Commerce
A long article discusses U S efforts to expand foreign trade through extended credits. It cites a New York observer, references Great Britain policy, and notes Chamber of Commerce signals and hopes for increased American commodities and a stronger merchant marine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holulan
York
Europe
United States
Great Britain
Chamber of Commence
Chamber of Commerce
Chienna
New York
Aod
Agia
Waladin
Lamont
Baker Bollur
Pendie
Ching van
Hia Jong Agen
Marat
China
Tropartien
Chamber of
Cam
Washington
Britain
Commodities Report From New York Market Front
Butter and lard receipts rise while oats and corn show mixed demand. Prices linger across staples including potatoes flour and wheat with ongoing shifts in sugar and molasses amid steady to firm tones in many lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peluma
Maine
Jersey
New York
Braves
Middle West
Sigan Waa
International Credit System Advocated for Free Trade
A Brussels based discussion by four standing committees at a national conference urged an international credit system. They argued for borrowing safety and market stability as a framework for free trade, noting the need for policy alignment and security in cross border finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Intermiutional Title Commission
Realty Records Real estate transfers list several Maplewood and Davenport deeds
Realty records show warranty deeds transferring parcels on Maplewood and Davenport avenues and surrounding streets. Names include Veress JY Lawler, Haenty B Seeley, Roberti, Giuseppe DiGiovann, Bert M Barnes, Dustivg Ross, Mary Nagy, Loriance Nagy, Anderson, Maxwell Te Prater, Adolph Teelchell, Antonio Manalwo, Wojclek, Michalina Galeming, Tolin Zarozny, Adolph Davin, Daniel Losaxa, Pauline Loomka, John Novotny, Harriet Garlick, Catherine Shaw, John Neem, Clara T Cotton, Jessica Palosai, John Hanson, Stephen Horan, Giovanni Ferrando, Margare J Sweeney, Sarah A Smith, Elizabeth Reichell, Joseph Paleyak, Farmers Savings Bank, Mary C Eno, Maxwell Be, Percy Anderson, Wareeck, Michajlan Galemba, Joseph Drucker and Abe Schoenbers. several parcels carry prices or rents noted, including 2,550 and 5,800 totals, with multiple 40-44 foot parcels and 28-54 foot lot sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Te. Prater
Kelsey Street
Davenport Avenue
Adolph Teelchell
Antonio Manalwo
Fmallock Street
Overland Avvenue
Wojclek
Michalina Galeming
Tolin Zarozny
Latayelts
Adolph “Davin
Daniel Losaxa
Pauline Loomka
Alex Street
Y Edrosa
Guit Olan Deeds
John Novotny
Mary Nootny
Eons
Tithe Guaranty A Deus
Harriet T. . Garlick
Lourmel Street
Catherine Shaw
Tohn Neem
Fourth Street
Clara T. Cotton
Jeseun
Ante Palosai
Pulpan
John W
H. Beer
Avtar P. Somers
Joh Hanson
Kossuth Street
iBridxeport Savings Bank
Stephen D. Horan
Pogauale Peraco
Giovanni Ferrando
Capitol Avenue
Margare J. Sweeney
Sarah A. Smith
Howard
Millar and Jordan
Elizabeth Reichell
Overland Avenue
Mortage Heels
Joseph and
Anna Paleyak
Mocuantes and Farmers Savings Bank
Putnam Trent
John Hanson
New Debt Certificates At 53 4 Percent
Washington Oct t further reduction of the gross national and floating debt was forecast by Secretary of the Treasury Houston in Washington tonight in a new issue of treasury certificates of indebtedness to be dated October 15 four months at 5 4 percent interest. Simultaneously the new issue would exceed 10 000 980 dollars. Certificates will mature and the treasury is called upon to pay the principal upon maturity. Interest to be paid in four installments. About 5 000 000 may be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oat. T
Sreter Javy
Houston
Treasury Contificates
Monatera
Intercat. Simultaniv
Grain market chatter and mixed wheat movements
Rapid fluctuations in wheat prices pushed values across a 71-4 range as trends shifted through the morning. Dec wheat and Mar prices fell while May showed gains, with late trading showing modest losses and erratic shifts across futures months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloge
Tom Levela
Galoder Zorn
Coffee futures slip after buyer rules delay
The New York coffee market opened with an early decline as importers rules on purchases delayed demand. By session end the market closed 4 points lower to 7 points higher with mixed shifts across December and January contracts and spot trade remaining quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Private reports lift cotton futures amid US mill curtailment
Cotton market in New York rose on rumors of banks offering more financing but later fell as mill curtailment increased. Late-session losses reached about 88 points with port receipts and stock data mentioned. Additional text covers a selectmen's notice for Bridgeport elections and voter registration details, listing officials and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ocn
Nort Stock
Dion “Selectmen
Bowrt
Sclaetinen
Bridgeport
Willa
Caunell’ Chamber
City Hall
State St
Gotarchy
Parsons
Must Cooperate With All Europe Amid Global Tensions
The report outlines calls for European cooperation amid rising unemployment and political shifts. It notes statements by figures advocating alignment with broader European interests, while contrasting domestic concerns over economic distress and anti-government sentiment. Mentioned are discussions of governance, security, and the fate of neighboring republics, with references to socialists and reformists shaping policy debates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wounded Soldier Advocates League
Milwaukee
Vicam
Knickervbocher
Fiat & Roll
Burroughs
the Mill Engineering & Construction Co
Court House
Leavenworth ST
Citizens’ Coal’ Company
WHY
G. T. Culhane
Waterbury, Ct
England
International Credit System
J Knapp
Michael Tassagno
James Turner
James Sieatl
James Pogrierin
Lcontragees Petree
Pune
Chine
Indhastels
Germany
Rene
Mage
Wis
Muintaces Cigcisalny
Uae
Alty
Mane
Halahevisn
Agetrin
Caegh-Slovile Republic
Oearie
Ageteia
Principe Irda
Repubic
Vilone
Continent
Searls Tric Haier
Chester Lin
Ta Prideeport
Raml
Denis
O.apyerer
Prohut
Qelober
Connecticut
SS. Tuut
Belleepor
Danilos
Lean B. Bevans
Wilkes SL
Tw Astler
Bevan
Zu Shaicon Sy Phong
Siunie
Wihew
It Hye
Wyoming
Wall ST
McEcall & Riley
Broad St
Philadelphia
Quigley
AMD
Financia
Titan
Ayate
Aun
Equitable Beloan Eee
Fairfield Ave
Main ST
Second Floo
Caer
James Staples
Col
Farmers Savings Bank
Maine Cor. Bank Se
Otige
Locomenlie Company
America
Taldigaue
Corporite Trust Department of ‘Trust Company
New York City
Cpa
Sturr
Livercol
Ipsa
Femer
Hop
Listee
Olen
GEO
H. Perkins & CO
Broad Street
New
Stomritt
Moii
Liberty
Sont
Bridgerport
Test of Nee
S45
Malin St
Swift & Company
Spd
State Street
Bridgeport,Conn
TL. Watson & CO
Main and
John Streets
Aaa
Errexz
The
Bridgeport Trust
Peesirs
Connecticut National Bank
Main Street
Wall
William R.bule
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!