Market Decline as Surplus Oil and Price Cuts Roil Wall Street
Surplus crude oil and price reductions trigger a broad stock market downturn amid auto and steel price slides. Ford and Bethlehem Steel signals spark declines while retailers push lower prices. traders monitor British coal strike and rising volatility.
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New York
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Ethiochem Steel
Indu
Wull Street
Haakera
London
Tor
Puuic
Ford
Tranklin Company
Amoskeag
Wall Street
Montgomery Ward
Sears Ranbuck
New York Stock Exchange
Republic Motore
Exchange
Scordinis
Americ
Randone
Bridgeport Local Wholesale Market Report
Market activity in Bridgeport shows general activity steady with apples in ample supply and prices moderate versus other regions. Native potatoes and oranges with grapes, pears, and greens are listed. vegetables and dairy and meat products note varied demand, with several items selling slowly amid broader stock levels.
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Mcintosh
Maine
Lone Island
Malaga
New York State
Bartlett
Nate Welberia
Jmberta
L.bo L.gs
GTS
Surtax Opposed At Cotton Manufacturers Meeting
At Maplewood Sep 24 the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers denounced the present federal taxation as unfair and harmful to prices. Suggestions favored included an universal employers tax privilege and a gross sales tax. William J. Cornwell argued taxes distort production and penalize enterprising men, urging simple, even collection and broad distribution.
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National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Privile x
Theodore St. Price
Commerce Ant Finance
New York
William J. Cornwell
Cornwell
Mr. Cornwell
Cansua
Aira
New Haven Road Seeks Bond Issue for Government Debt
New Haven and Hartford Railroad stockholders consider a proposed mortgage to secure bonds for government debt and other indebtedness. The plan, submitted for approval on October 21, would fund up to ten years at 6 percent. Total bonds issued must not exceed twice the company’s capital stock, with existing debt around 600,600,000 including 43,020,500 tied to two-year losses and 17,009,900 for expansions and improvements.
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Nsw
York
New Yo
New Haven
Hartford
Furmish Security
Bonag
Bettermoria
Canloman
New York Market Receipts and Prices Report
New York market notes show mixed receipts across commodities with specific prices for beverages grains and produce. Reports list wheat, oats, corn, and soy along with weekly shipment statuses and price ranges for futures and spot markets.
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Wibbages
Elf
Corton
Cotton and pork futures slide amid weak demand
A fragmented market report shows cotton and pork futures easing as buyers retreat. Prices slipped further from the prior session, with declines across key contracts and unclear demand signals leaving traders cautious about near term directions.
Liberty Bonds New York Issue Report
Sept 22 Liberty bonds closing figures listed with multiple series and prices. First and second series show values like 43 and 58.50, 4 Tedy 87.30, 15 and 8004, plus Fourth 14a and Victory 24H noted with various cents.
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Liberty Bonds
NEW
Libarty Pond
Vistory
Victory
Coffee futures slip in early New York trading
The coffee futures market opened under pressure with trading down as figures showed a decline in early bid prices. The session displayed scattered selling as traders monitored ongoing demand signals and price benchmarks for nearby contracts.
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New York
Dan
Mareh
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Farmers Planning to Handle Wool Output
Kan. meeting of the Farm Bureau Federation class in the middle Western states plans to create a national selling agency for U S wool. J R Howard president appointed to form a committee to work with wool product manufacturers. J I Walker chairs the wool committee on the federation panel.
Grain market faces frost risk as new crop deliveries rise
Grain prices traded unevenly as frost concerns sharpen demand for new crop deliveries. Futures closed lower on some contracts while others edged higher, reflecting uncertainty over yield prospects and weather impact on supply amid a volatile market.
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Catoago
Dry Goods Market Notes From New York Sep 24
Catton suede quieter as main market opened with lower prices for mashed goods after weak demand. Yarny showed soft tendency, silk steady or unchanged. Burlaps held steady or firm.
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New York
Catton
Sil
Franklin cuts prices the Syracuse new schedule announced
Franklin announces price reductions across models in Syracuse with cuts ranging from six to nine percent. The company president says the change lowers prices from about 3000 to 4200 dollars, with some models reaching 8400 dollars, reflecting a broad new schedule.
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Franklin Automobile
Wranklin
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Stockholders Waive Appeal on Bond Termination Action
In a Supreme Court report dated Sept 23 stockholders of a Maine railroad waived appeal against the commission’s approval of terminating 17 605 million of 7 5 per cent bonds after agreeing to consolidate several railroads in Maine The action follows underwritten terms and the parties involved in the consolidation plan are noted in the filing
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Mags
Spa Buston & Maine Railrond
Pwolle Qulmes
Maine
Clearinghouse Health and Market Ledger Notes
Financial ledger brief notes on trade, averages, and balances from New York markets dated Sept 23. Mentions clearing house statements, sub-treasury, Federal Reserve balance, and a dental practice change as Dr. Beardsley takes over. Includes figures like 74,778,78 and 64,547,002 balances.
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New York
Tharlas House
Treasury
Federal Reserve Credit Balace
Fairfield Assessor Notices and Tax Clarifications
Town of Fairfield announces September assessment procedures for residents and non residents, noting sworn lists, parcel valuations, and building separations. Board of Assessors schedules postings at Town House and local stores through September 1920. Also reports cigar and tobacco business sale transfers and retirement notices, plus revival activities at Wilmot Avenue Church led by Missionary Plymire and Pastor Jens King.
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Agaadta
Post
Welrfeld
Switzer Drug Store
Southport
Nichola Schont
Vilin
Rudgiph Nemeczity
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Board OF Asshalors
Fairfield
Conn
Daing
Soavin Tobaccy Co. Md
John JasReback
Norice
Samuel Solstin
Wabry Sossin
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Wilmot Ave
Plymire
China
Tibet
Jens King
Lancaster
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