Higher Railroad Mortgages Draw Buyers Across Grain of Bonds
Bond traders today moved to higher grade railroad mortgage bonds, with more than twenty issues gaining from fractions to near two points. Demand centered in Stolten area holders, while Missouri Pacific and St Paul bonds weakened to year lows. Industrial and public utility groups were mixed, United States government bonds remaining active, and an anticipated offering of Pere Marquette first mortgage bonds at 5 percent coupon was announced.
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York
New York
Stollen
Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
United States
Pere Marquette First
Real estate deeds and quit claims in a local record
A list of warranty deeds and quit claims transferring realty on streets including Westfield Avenue Hallett Street Poplar Street and Fairfield Avenue. Notable transfers include Saule Schuceer and Harry Stark to Lowig Baumind, Lydia Raschkl to Melinda Allen, and Harrison Thompson with Elizabeth MacDowall to David J Johnson. Mortgage details include Ray Sterko to Louis Baumrind for 300 and Nansy Nicholson to Bridgeport Trust Co for 2390.
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Saule Schuceer
Harry Stark
Lowig Baumind
Westfield
David J. Johnson
Harrison Thompise
Elizabeth MacDowall
North Anthony Street
William Sadler
Anna J. Sulivan
Hallett Street
Lydia
Raschkl
Melinda J. Allen
Poplar Street
Ray Sterko
Louis Baurmrind
North Avenus
Nan
Quit-Claims
Baseline Boyson
William Nichole
Bertha M. Hurlock
Bernardo Seglia
Dewey Street
Helen Reichman
Leah Friedman
Sadie Schutzer
Westfield Avenue
Clara Chagnon
Maud E. Lush
Joseph E. Fitzpatrick
Frank L. J
Fark Avenue
Silliman
Weten R. Stinman
Fairfield Avenue
Anea J. Sullivan
William B. Sadler
Cotton rises to new high on bullish trading figures
New York Oct 25 Spot cotton futures topped 31.75 cents amid October movement record highs of 81.08 cents. Bullish trade signals followed noon data on outstanding gains to Oct 15 totaling 6 4090 579. May led gains crossing 20 cents as mill and European demand persisted.
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May
Lilenthe and Company
Main Street
Bas
Copper and metals market report from New York
METAL MARKET NEW YORK October 25 copper weak in spot and futures trading around 42 3 3 A 12 5 3. Tile firm at 2 69 spot and nearby with futures 42 00. Iron prices steady. Lead steady at 5 85 spot. Zinc around 6.30 to 6.35 in Wet and nearby trades. Antimony spot at 7 45. Toa
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St. Louis
Wheat Gains Upset Weather Rumors in Chicago Trade
Grain prices moved higher on frost fears in Argentina and expectations the U S government may act to lift grain values. Wheat futures rose with December around 1.07 and May near 1.11 as corn and oats also advanced modestly and provisions fluctuated. Market uncertainty lingered over US policy and cross border grain movements as traders weighed potential government measures and weather impacts.
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Chicago
Argentina
United States
Washington
United Stats
Great Lakes
Curb Market Mixed. Oil Stocks Fall and Ford Slips
In today's curb market activity few signs of strength appeared as several oil shares dropped sharply. Trading hovered near opening levels with modest shifts. Ford Motors of Canada led declines, while Imperial Oil and Standard Oil issues slipped toward noon. Industrials were dull with little clear buying or selling pressure.
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Ger
Imperial Plat Cnada
Standard Oil Jssues
Industrizls
Ford Motors
Canada
Motors
Park and Tilford
Reading
Mesall
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Nar
American Cotton Oil Co Suffers Deficit for Year
New York Oct 25 The American cotton oil company reports a deficit of 3 717 000 for its calendar year ending August 31 1928 In a year marked by losses from crushing refining and unbonded indebtedness the firm outlines a shift toward soap washing powder and a proposed exchange of its impaired stock for no par value stock in the Gold Dust Company President Morrow explains the plan aims to salvage profits while many assets remain in play.
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American Cotton Oil Company
Ite
George Kaera
Aio
Morrow
Gold Dust Corporation
American
Sold Dust Company
Tatter
Silk Prices Jump After Japanese Quake Hit World Market
Washington October 25 The Japanese earthquake unsettles global markets with silk prices in New York rising to 9.50 a pound in September. Raw silk values swing through months, peaking around 10 a pound before slipping back to 7.16 by July, as U S trade data show.
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Ralph UT. Couch
Washington
Thay Peante
United States
Japan
New York
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Ipsy Wien
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No Change in Uncertain Speculative Stock Market
Market notes show mixed but largely stable industrials amid light volume. Copper and rail stocks led declines while several favorites held near year lows. overall outlook remained uncertain with cautious investor sentiment across major exchanges.
Bryan's Private View on Methodist Baptist Rift in Civic Group
The Waterbury Republican notes Bryan’s stance on church and association unity arguing fundamentalism vs modern inquiry. It discusses who should lead the Young Men’s Association and whether strict doctrinal tests can justify exclusion. The piece frames Bryan as a potential disruptor to the group’s mission if doctrinal purity prevails.
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Yion
Cleveland
Fundamente Metis
Myr. Bryan
My. Taryan
Ipisco
Stuburniink
Bryan Himadl
Fortax
Dryan
Young Meran Association
Chitton
Vie Ma
Bryan
Waterbury
Money News Summary Card
Money market briefing notes from New York and Germany with figures on bid rates loan acceptances and closings. The fragment references currency and loan evaluation terms, indicating unsettled conditions and potential rate movements.
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New York
Ger
Stuudy
Freight Car Loadings Rise Across Week
Washington reports freight car loadings increased to 1,064,458 cars for the latest week ending October 23. The American Railway Association notes gains over the prior week and compares volumes to October of previous years, highlighting steady growth in freight movement despite some variances in types of freight carried.
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Washington
Ulan
Car Service Division
American Railway Association
Whtch
Thase Hier
Rar
Asaya
Local Produce Market Conditions Reported Stronger Supplies
Market notes show light offers with uneven demand as of Thursday March 26 1953. Prices mostly steady or down with cabbage tomatoes and lettuce softening. apples beans and potatoes show mixed movement while poultry and dairy trade remains weak to firm in spots.
Fall vegetable and fruit prices and stock reports
Favorable conditions boosted fall crops including cabbage, celery, kale, spinach, and turnips, with improved quality offerings for native stock. Dry spells delayed spinach germination near New Haven. stock traded about 1.50 to 1.78 per bushel while Maryford stock moved 0.75 to 1.00 per bushel. Apple prices rose to 4.00 per bushel in Hartford and New Haven, while shipped-in lettuce sold from 2.80 to 4.00 per box. Dressed weight juices and hog deliveries under Government inspection shown with varied weights and cull prices.
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Tate
Kennery
Ihieken
Java
New Haven
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Hartford
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