Railroads Lead Market As Industrials Lag In Slump
Wall Street shares traded unevenly with rail stocks gaining while industrials lagged. Major rail nomes like Northern Pacific Great Northern and Erie drew attention as the market closed firmer. Steel and tobacco issues rallied on optimism about car restrictions easing and potential asset distributions at Reading and Lackawanna.
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Bimoadan Wali
New York
Acme
Judy
Judy Reading, Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Erie
American Woolen Company
Prus
Arses Central
Reading
Supreme Court
Wil Et Gu
Tttta
Sinclair O11
Mexico
Mexitar Seaboard
France
England
Canaia
Canada
Grain prices drift as buyers steady market tone
Persistent buying for seabed account steadies the market in Chicago trading today. The close was unsettled with modest shifts in December and March contracts around 3.80 and 3.84. Corn slipped 1-3 to 2 1-4 cents while oats and provisions edged lower by fractions.
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Chicago
Plasa Cleu and Swift Motor Firms File Airport Certificates
The Plasa Cleu company and the Swift Motor company filed certificates of incorporation in the town clerk's office yesterday. The Clear company is capitalized for 950,000 and begins business with 1,900. Paul Golawers, Mayer lure Ann Sarinei Haflick are named as incorporators. A general auto business will be conducted by the Swift Motor company which is capitalized for 2,000 and beginning parkness with 8,000. Marx Swift and James A. Sykes of Stamford and Irving 4. Berman of Bridgeport are needed incorporators.
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Plasa Cleu Company
Swift Motor Company
Clear Company
Paul Golawers
Mayer Lure Ann Sarinei Haflick
Parkness
Marx Swift
James A. Sykes
Stamford
Irving
Berman
Bridgeport
Woodon Mills Reopen as Woolen Company Plans Departments
Boston Sept 1 The American Woolen company resumes operations after closing its mills. Preparatory departments will reopen September 13 with additional departments to follow as work permits. Announcement came from Willem M Wood president of the company.
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Boston
American Woolen Company
Willem M. Wood
Bre
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New York Stock Exchange Closed Over Labor Day
The New York Stock Exchange will be closed Saturday for Labor Day, as announced today. The market will not operate in observance of the holiday and normal trading will resume afterward.
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New York Stock Exchange
Cotton Forecast Shows 13,783,000 Bales This Year
Washington December forecast from the Department of Agriculture places U S cotton production at 13,783,000 bales for the year. The estimate reflects domestic supply expectations and current growing conditions across key producing regions.
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Washington
Cotton futures sink after crop report miss
Government crop data disappointed traders causing broad selling. December futures swung from 26.85 to 24.10 before settling at 24.27, while October led declines under the day’s fluctuation limits. Near day’s end prices sat near lows with a net drop around 11 points. Port stocks and exports showed modest figures for the season.
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Theovernment
Coffee futures steady as market shows sensitivity to orders
New York bid and ask activity remained subdued with no volume gains. September contracts traded around 7.93 and 9.07 for nearby months, while spot prices rose modestly on stronger demand. Deliveries on September contracts occurred with limited impact on the overall market.
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New York
Liberty Bond Prices Exhibit Mixed Yankee Rates
Liberty bonds in New York show varied yields with securities labeled Second d’s at 84.64 and 41-d’s at 95.46. Other issue levels include 4 1-4’s at 84.36, 4 1-4’s at 88.10, 4 L-4’s at 85.09, Victory 3 3-4’s at 95.35 and Victory 4 3-4’s at 95.50, reflecting diverse market movement for defense securities.
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New York
Sept
Liberty
Victory
Dry Goods Market in New York Shows Quiet Demand
In New York, dry goods markets opened weak and unchanged with subdued demand for wool goods and podds. Silkware and underwear sectors remained quiet as traders assessed prices and shipments amid a calm market mood.
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New York
Corcon
Formation of gigantic wheat pool planned by farmers
Columbus Sept 1 A two day session of the National Board of Farm Organizations opens with discussion of a gigantic wheat pool to give farmers control over marketing and selling in the United States. Leaders and delegates attend from multiple states to map strategies and unify pricing and distribution efforts.
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Columbus
United States
National Board of Warm
Republican caucus for town officers set in Crumbull
The Republican Electors of Lug Town propose a meeting at the Town Hall on Tuesday September 7, 1930 at 7 o clock p m to nominate Town Officers for the ensuing year. Order of Town Committee. Seperber 1. Trumbull Conn.
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New York
Clearing House
HINES
TRU
Yubtre
Gebler
Fadermt
Lug
Cof
Crumbull
Guugua
At & Glock P. m
Quwiera
SEC Um
Ated Trumbin
Seperber
Captain Dellar Boosts US Commerce and Pacific Trade
A New York and Robert Dellar report highlights Captain Dellar's global influence in shipping,. He backed U S steamship lines, kept schedules during war, and promoted Chinese relations. Dellar urges congressional action to support American merchant marine growth and cites lower freight rates aiding exports. Political interest shifts to Pacific commerce over presidential debates.
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Holland
NEW YO
Robert Dellar
Fran Wureps
New York
Els
Americas
Nizing
Europe
Dollar Steamship Lines
Dollar
Hong Song
United States
Hong ‘Kong
Vauthstangan
Cory Murae
London
Congress
Oyher
Gap
United
Doiler
Canada
England
Far West
Pattic Glopa
Bassouri
Cnmpalen
Foreign Exchange Rates in New York Trading Floor
On September 1 in New York the mercantile paper exchange rates show sterling at 7.62 dollars for 60 day bill, commercial 3.62 for 4-4 pounds, and 3.57 for 1-8 demand. Francs 6.01 for cables, Belgian francs 7.43, Guilders 1s 2.00, Lire 4.60, Marks 2.03, with various cable and demand figures noted.
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New York
Fylme Mercantile Paper
J Exchange Fryesular
Receiver Named For Standard Pores Company
Federal Judge Wessenhayer appoints Frank A. Scott and J O Eaton as receivers near the Standard Pores company. The Erie Wireable Iron company of Fry, Pa. seeks receivers. Markets show steady Antiva produce with mixed futures in corn, tomatoes, and apples while fertilizer and dairy items trend. Witnesses sought for Brooklawn accident. tax filings required in Bridgeport September 1920. Commissioner Alf Connor urged compliance.
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Cleveland
Wessenhayer
Frank A. Scott
J. O. Eaton
Eris Walleable Iron Company
Frit
New Spanish Ministry Formed After Resignation Shock
Madrid reports a new Spanish ministry appointed under Prime Minister Eduardo Date following last week’s resignation. A separate brief notes a girl killed by a car near Shippen Point as Harriet Sargent Thegin involved. Prices rise for Rocky Mountain News to three cents with local milk producers planning a motor van route system to ease deliveries.
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Madrid
Esapaiees
Tate
Eduardo Date
Helen Hew
Jaskok
Harriet Sargent Thegin
Nile
Shippen
Milford Democrats Name Three Delegate Tickets
Milford Democrats name three delegate tickets elected at a town hall caucus. State convention selections include Janice Jern and George F. Clark. M. P W. Gattins, John Ganning, and William Ronard. International and senatorial tickets list Walter M. Teving, O'Hara, Joli, Cannon, B. Brotherton, Herber, and others, with Miles, Kelley, McLean, Seonty, and Edward J. Slwher featured.
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Milpord
Fallaws
Janice Jern
George F. Clark
M. P W. Gattins
John Ganning
William Ronard
Iglonnl
Walter M. Teving
O'Hara
Joli
Cannon
B. Brotherton
Herber
Democratic Conventions Set for September 8 at Sequoyah Club
Democratic city conventions convene September 8 at Sequoyah club headquarters 3 Fairfield Avenue in the evening. Delegates from the spring convention carry over to next week’s meeting chaired by Uttn Hogan with Praneig and Dunaigsn noted. Delegates will proceed toward state probate and congressional conventions.
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Sequoyan Club
Fairheld Avenue
Sprig Corvention
Delera
Uttm
Hogan
Delepazian
Praneig
Dunaigsn
Storage shed burned by sparks of bonfire
A storage shed in the rear of the Jennings Brothers building on Anr rison street between Faishell avenue and Min street was partly destroyed yesterday afternoon by fire started by a horse fire. Its contents consisting of boiled excalator were ruined, but the damage was slight.
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Jennings Brothers
Anrrison Street
Faishell Avenue
Min Street
Market notes on metal bids and delivery terms
Market brief from New York lists copper at 19, tin easing with futures 42.59, lead steady around 0.50, zinc stable, and St. Laura delivery quoted at 8.00 to 8.10. Spot and third quarter references indicate mixed commodity activity and forward positioning.
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Pitter Law
Nemor
Mike
Presh
Joracy
Tarsey
New York
Sest
Tron Stein
Andhoxeé
Fairfield Assessors Notice for Tax Lists September 1920
Fairfield Connecticut assessors announce real and personal property lists due in September 1920. residents and non residents must file with the assessors, penalties apply for late returns. hours and locations include town house, Switzer Drug Store, Old Nichols School, Rudolph Nemedky store, and post offices. board of assessors and Stratfield Encampment note a meeting on September 3 with a by law amendment vote.
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Tax Commission
Bridgeport
Tax
Board of Relief
Alf, Connor
Fairfield
Agsgersors
Lstag
Post Omee
M. Switzer Drug Store
Southport
Old Nichols
Villa Ave
Rudolph Nemoedky
Board OF Assessors
Conn
Stratfield
LO. Co. F
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