First Railroad Report Shows September Earnings Hopeful
Stocks slid under persistent bear pressure with losses of one to two points. United States Steel led declines as government withdrawals of funds dominated interest, while Kansas City Southern posted a September earnings gain of 384,148 dollars on higher rates, hinting at broader railroad trends.
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First Railroad
New York
Hears
United States Steel Common
Arhon Tt
United States
Federal Reserve District
International
Anancial
Kansas City Southern
Thorn
Kansas City
General Motors
Rude O
Inter Mar Pia
We Boy Allie Chalmatee
Tay Tah
Kangae City
Keystone
Bosch
Kennecott
Am Garte & Way
Tockawanna Steel
Tor AM
Louis Nashvilla
GAG AM Cut Mout “Ee
Lough Valley
Maxwell Motors
Inr Corp
Mex Petroleum
Ship & Com
Missouri Pacific
Tie
Tel
Miami Copper
Nertols & Weet
North Pacific
Bay
Air Brake
Sumatra
Central
NH & & Sah
Ohio
Atch
Té& S
Oria
Balti & Ohle
Pierce Arrow Shinam Am
Beth Motors
Ab Ter
Pierce
Hurrell L Co
Las Peoples Gas
Beth Steel
Pennsylvania
Bkn
Pressed Steel
Ca Ory
Butte & Sup
Chand Motors
Royal Dutch
Ghes & Ohio
Chi M & St Fal Oy
Sinclair Gons
Chi & Great W
Sloss
Rl& PP
Strom
Studebaker
Eh Tenn
Cop & Ca
Texas Pacifc
Bly Bay Alte Consolidated Gas
Texas One
Unitan Pacific
Crucible Steel
Gah Ba
Ee Eae
Lemc & Ind Alco
Asa
Fiske Rubber
Mystery in Method of Paying For Goods Exported from U S
New York Oct 27 A puzzled inquiry asks how the large trade balance in the United States over the past years has been paid or will be paid. The Federal Reserve Board cites suspended credits at about three billion dollars while U S exports and imports surge, with analysts predicting near fourteen to fourteen plus billion in foreign trade for the coming year and a possible five billion overall balance, though details remain unclear.
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Holland
New York
Federal Seaerve Board
United States
Federal Reserve
National City Bank
Washington
United
Shell
Nia
New York Market Reports Hit Mixed Crop and Commodities
New York prices show firmer butter receipts at 4,640 with creamery grades higher than extras and varied sugar and flour values. Potatoes, cabbage, and corn futures move. pork prices ease while cotton seed oil closes around 11.00, with refined sugar steady near 12 cents.
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New York
Stata
Penna
Porto Rilcan
Kansas Straimhia
Grain Market Slips Amid Farm Strike Reports Low Export Demand
Wheat prices fell across the board with recent market weakness driven by farm strike reports and reduced export buying. December and March contracts closed near 2.06 and 2.00 respectively, corn and oats also weakened, while provisions showed little change.
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Chicago
Dry goods market notes from New York
Oct 27 reports lower prices spurring cotton goods sales for delivery in two months. Yarns subdued, Western weight yarns firmer. Knit underwear weak, wool goods irregular. Average prices and weekly averages referenced, with comparisons to year ago.
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New York
Suspend Coal Priority to Lakes
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended indefinitely the priority in coal shipments to Lake Erie ports for Northwest trans shipment. Demand at Lake Erie ports is down, with coal accumulating, while central territory faces domestic shortages. Suspension aims to ease rail movement and boost year supply, aiding regional transport. Milford Republicans report strong turnout of women voters, with Milford leading in enrollment and a letter from state headquarters praising the local women's committee.
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Northwest
Washington
Lake Erie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Central Territory
Milford
Get
Fromen
Fredus M. Case
Repubiican
S Bent
Connecticut
Milk Producers Yet to Register In Connecticut
About 2,900 milk producers and distributors in Connecticut have not registered with the milk regulation board. Food and Dairy Commissioner Thomas Holt says the board will strictly enforce the rule requiring registration before November 1. Penalties include fines up to 100 dollars or up to thirty days in jail, or both.
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Connecticut
Milk Regulation Board
Food and Dairy
Thomas Holt
Ata
Great Chiefs To Visit Milford Red Men Tonight
Milford Conn Oct 27 Great Chiefs of the Connecticut Reservation Red Men will travel to the hunting Arrows of Ackenash tribe on Thursday evening for their annual visit. Notable visitors include Great Sachem Herbert I Sea of Wallingford Great Senior Sagamore Z N Philtins of New Haven Great Junior Sagamore A L Parke ton of Stratford Great Chief of Record William Standard of Waterbury Great Keeper of Wampum Anrew Welaner and Deputy Great Sachem George M Barnes of Bridgeport. A program with music by the tribal orchestra is planned.
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Milford
Qet
Connecticut
Ackenash
Visthora
Herbert
Sea of
Welaner
George M. Barnés
Bridgeport
Retract Prediction on Ricci as Italian Envoy to U.S.
Rome report says a yesterday claim that Senator Roland Ricci would be named Italian ambassador to the United States is retracted. Officials say no decision was reached as no notification from Washington clarifies who is acceptable to the American government.
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Rome
Papalo Romano
Roland Ricci
United States
Washington
Clearing House Statement for New York Oct 27
Clearing house exchanges total sixty eight billion seven hundred million forty thousand sub treasury debt for, two hundred fifty two million four hundred nineteen thousand federal revenue shortage credit balance three hundred fifty three million forty one thousand three hundred eighty one dollars.
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New York
Liberty Bonds Delay Fourth Liberty Loan Issue
New York October 27 The Federal Reserve Bank announced that permanent 4 1 4 per cent bonds of the fourth Liberty loan will not be available to banks until February next. It urges banks to withhold exchanging temporary bonds for the present and notes that the permanent first Liberty loan second conversion bonds are not yet ready. Exchanges of all other temporary Liberty bonds in cannon form can be made now.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank Today
Banda
Bankruptcies in Connecticut Rise in Fiscal Year
The annual report of Charles L. Pickett, clerk of the United States Court, shows Connecticut bankruptcies totaling 190 cases. Debtors faced liabilities of 2,087,521 dollars with creditors realizing 303,000 plus and handling costs over 17,902 dollars. Farmers, merchants, manufacturers, professional men, and other classes accounted for the concluded cases.
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Conmenticut
Tre
Charles L. Pickett
Unied States Court
Cocchi Murder Trial Near End In Bologna
In Bologna on October 27, the defense and prosecution prepared to rest their cases in the Alfred Cocchi murder trial. Cocchi is charged with killing Ruth Crager, an 18 year old New York City high school student, in February 191%. The defense said it would rest and the summing up would begin tomorrow.
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Bologna
Italy
Alfred Cocchi
Ruth Crager
New York City
Jusserand to Return to United States Next Month
Ambassador Jusserand of France will return to the United States next month, the French embassy advised today.
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Washington
Jusserana
France
Viet
Recovery in Business to Be Aided by Better Loan Supply
Economic analysis cites two keys to recovery: easier bank lending and lower consumer prices. Deflation pressures shrink profits while a broader recovery hinges on normalized relations of values. Exports rise with a $100 million financing plan. imports dip, cotton firms form a new venture, and retailers face ample stocks and erratic demand.
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John W. Hill
Iron Trade Review
Cleveland
Bridgeport Market Report Signals Fall Produce Demand
Bridgeport wholesale market notes strong fall produce, with native potatoes at 1.75-2.00 per duane and bulk around 1.73-1.90. Prices listed for apples, cranberries, grapes, pears, and other goods, along with vegetables, poultry, dairy, and meat items. Demand varies by item, some produce moving quickly while others, like spinach and cauliflower, move slowly.
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New England
Connecticut
Cape Cod
Kare
Baldwin
Concord
Worden
Florida
Pointoca
Nath Mountain
Long Island
Maine
Cotton market slips on British troubles spillover
In Cotton New Work on October 27 a roughly cent per pound drop signals renewed impact from British turmoil. A lack of fresh English demand sent January contracts down to 20.60, with labor months rebounding slightly. total regional port receipts and U.S. pork stock figures listed for the day.
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Lahore
Gontracta
Ifnmwes
Sxnorte
Port Receipta
U.S
Coffee futures slip on Brazilian rate relief reports
The New York market for coffee futures fell further after easier Brazilian cable rulings and news of a further Rio exchange rate decline. The close touched near session lows with net declines of about 26 to 31 points. Market notes date from December 7. Spot coffee prices appear to ease amid the weaker Rio rates.
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New York
Rio
Dee
Marc
Liberty Bonds and Bankruptcy Notice from New Haven
Liberty bonds prices quoted with series and yields, including Second Fourth and Victory issues. Michael Luwose of this city filed for bankruptcy with minimal liabilities and assets of immediate money value, with taxes due and a small total debt, in United States court in New Haven yesterday.
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Michael Luwose
Te Merk
United States Court
New Haven
High and Low Prices Complets Data
The Investor's Pocket Manual page offers free or 2 cent copies of the complets data on high and low prices. The Financial Press advertises the booklet available via investment services or brokers to investors upon application.
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Financial Press
Broad Sun
Notice of public sale on October 20 1920 Weston
Property seized under a court execution to satisfy the sheriff's fees and claim. The public auction will be held in Weston at 71 o'clock in the afternoon on October 20 1920. Described item is a bay horse. Deputy Sheriff William H Gould of Fairfield County oversees the sale.
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Weston
Watisfy
William H. Gould
Sherife
County of
Falfeld
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Conn
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Elnsey & Fliat
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Conneliguts Iguand Siete
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McMinn Tire Co., Inc
Fairfield Ave
Barnum
Bridgeport Hardware Mfg. Corp
Raybestos Company
American Fabrics Co
Hincks Bros. & CO
New York Stock Exchange
T. L. Watson & CO
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