New Combination Reported to Take Over Tobacco Subsidiaries
A New company may take over Tobacco Products Export United Profit Sharing and Philip Morris, forming a National Tobacco company to absorb the firms. The move follows the Anaconda bond issue and signals consolidation in the tobacco sector amid tight money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Combination
Broadan
Wall Street
Dirm
Royal Dutch
Central Leather
Texas & Paddy
Anaconds Copper Company
National City Company
Guaranty ' S Custompany
Anaconda Company
Whelan- Duke Group
National Tobacco Company
S Tak
United Profit Sharing
Philip Morris Companies
Tobacco Products Company
United Cigar Stores
Retal Tobacco
Genadas
Studebaker Corporation
Texas and Pacific
Mutilo
Public absorbs Liberty Bond issues
Public now absorbing Liberty bond issues was noted by John Skelton Williams comptroller of the currency. National banks held Liberty bonds and Victory notes equal to about 1-2 percent of total resources, with $778,981,000 of such securities on hand and resources over $25 billion. Collateral Liberty holdings by national banks on June 26 stood at $225,008,000, down from $369,000,000 six months earlier.
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John Skelton Willams
Gurrangy
Juiberty
National Barks Jume 26
Coffee and Yore Market Quiet Futures Shift Late Day
Coffee futures showed a limited feature with some exchanges for later delivery. May moved up to 7.01 while other months showed modest changes. Spot coffee remained quiet with Rio prices near unchanged.
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Y Yore
Wheat market rise guided by farm action on Chicago grain
Grain markets reacted to farm organizations pressing for higher wheat prices. Chicago opened firm with December around 2.07 1 2 and March near 2.08, corn up 1 to 2 cents, oats up to 3 4, and provisions showing mixed changes from unchanged to a small drop.
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Chicago
Degline
Cotton market slips as hedge sales push prices lower
Cotton futures in New York fell sharply as southern hedge sales intensified on October 11. December and January contracts dropped to new lows around 20.30 and 18.90, with last trades up modestly from daily lows. Port receipts and stocks were listed alongside declining daily prices.
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New York
Consortium Meats New York Frat Conference Opens
The fraternity conference in New York gathers British American French and Japanese delegates to formalize the tentative plan for the international consortium for China’s financial and economic aid. The meeting aims to adopt plans for a conference in Paris in May.
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New York
China
Paris
Afay
New Haven Road Votes Bond Issue
Stockholders of the New Haven Road met to act on three bond related items including landing or refunding indebtedness and mortgage notes. The meeting approved proposed financing with a first mortgage and refunding notes backed by government support, aiming to raise about 66 million due over ten years and 49 million par value in bonds. Buckland outlined the road’s finances and prospects while critics pressed questions on subsidiaries and potential disposal of the Connecticut trolleys.
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Tve
Agel
North AM
Buckland
Bucklond
Pearson Aid
United States
Getes
Hagop Bogigian
Bunton
Anary
Goma
Bogigian
Rhode
Sald
Connecticut
Unsettled Cuba sugar trade amid faded market activity
The report notes no raw sugar sales early, with prices largely nominal. Refined sugar remains unchanged at 11 cents for fine granulated as markets in New York edge through limited transactions amid broader financial unease.
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Long Island
Jersey
Tersey
Cuba
Kansas
New York
Greg
Real estate deeds and quit claims mapped in local records
A string of warranty deeds and quit claims records transfers from multiple owners to others on various streets including Harborview Avenue Beaton Beaton Atlantic Street Fifth Street and Wayne Street. Notable entries include Martha and John Domienkos and Gertrude Leaking, with parcels ranging from 0 to 85 feet.
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Edn M. Garrison
Lillian Gerber
Pairteld
Joseph Smith
Pau
Hermann Lange
Beaton
Alexander
Mary
Jestewicr
Martha M
John Domienkos
Harborview Avenue
Gertrude
Perry
John A
Lillian A. Leaking
Wayne Street
Petey Nevaray
Morris Werler
Fee
Hancock Avenir
William N. MacKenzie
Jennie J+. Reid
Norman Stonet
John W. Bonner
Adelt Sherman
Atlantic Street
Tilia
Mullen Luter
Mr. Bonner
Adolf Sherman
Grave Barthelness
Adalf Sharman
Atlantic Streal
Charles Birnbaum
Alexandnr
Mary M. Lesiewie
Marborview Avenue
Alexander Minijewski
Edgar Z. Chambertin
Iraulstan Avenue
Theresa A. Overly
Meri Has
Howitt Street
Mortengr
Paul Hermann Lange
Beacon Street
Terry
Shea
Pftt
Hannon
Fifth Street
Linian Gertrude
Rei Teller Avenue
Gerber
Deregl
Wayne Tameron
Water Power League Seeks Coal Conservation Through Hydropower
Holland New York reports on the Water Power League of the United States meeting in Washington. Members argue that developing vast water powers and hydroelectric plants will conserve coal by replacing steam and heating with hydro power, preserving high quality coal for steel and iron production. The league aligns with federal efforts to act on water power legislation and warns of limited high grade coal reserves.
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Holland
New York
Oakal
Arated
Mransad
Water Power League
Unites States
Petting Legis
United States
Washington
New Fork
Rang
Tityasus
Rven
League
Chu
Ste
Congress
Ten government vessels fetch 2.84 million total
In Wasington on October 11 the shipping board announced ten government owned vessels totaling 23 006 deadweight tons sold for about 2 836 110 dollars. Six steel steamers averaging 10 089 tons each sold for 8 050 dollars per ton and four cargo ships averaging 14 077 tons brought 4 2 dollars. Chairman Benson and the board had rejected bids received last week for the wooden fleet of 285 vessels.
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Waseington
Sule
Rovernment-Owned
Tyte Stésrtiocr
Tony
Benson
Wids
Dry goods markets drift as New York prices edge down
New York markets show dull silk and weaker Burlip futures while spot and fourth quarter prices for electrolytic goods stay steady. Prices quoted include Northern No.1 at 30.08 and No.4 at 49.00 to 50.00, with nearby futures at 43.05. antimony and lead quoted with limited movement amid delivery notes.
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New York
Norik
Northern
Souther
Seat St. Touts
Market rates and a Saskatoon aviation incident noted
The report lists international currency quotes including Sterling and francs, plus cable and lire demands. It also records Pilot J Wome-Hay of the trans Canada air flight forced to land at Saskatoon due to developing trouble.
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Tegima Sask
J. Wome-Hay
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Bridgeport
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W. R. Phillips & Co
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H.W. Reeves & Co
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New Haven
Colony
Arlock
William R.bull
James Staples & CO
Private Bankers
State Street
A. M. Wooster
Aemerly Examiner
U. S. Patent Ommce
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Condeliaatte Eigen
Arcade
Hammoud. Jr
Bridgeport Trust
Obors
HINCKS BROS. # CO
Bridgeport, Conn
T. £. Watson & CO
Cor. Main and
John Streets
First Mortgage
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