Will Bequest Grants Historic Bank Stock to Church
Day's News Dispatch from Baltimore reports Miss Charlotte B. Day left twenty shares of the original Bank of the Manhattan Company stock to St Johns Church in Kingsville Maryland. The stock, bought in 1799 with the Bank's charter, should remain intact "till time shall be no more" as a legacy of a long financial lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Baltimore
New York
St. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church
Kingsville
United States
Bank of the Manhattan Company
Charlotte B. Day
Cerro de Pasco copper bonds to be redeemed July 1 1922
Notice lists 9 holders of Cerro de Pasco Copper Corporation 10 Year Convertible Gold Bonds due and governed by an Indenture with Cerro Corporation and the Trustee. Bonds totaling specified numbers are redeemable at 105 percent of principal on and after July 1 1922 with attached coupons. Payment will be made at the office of A P Morgan & Co Trustee on surrender of bonds with coupons. Bonds may be converted into the corporation before July 1 1922. Also includes a New York notice for public bids on the Kehenectady Scotta Bridge project with contract requirements and deposit conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerro ¥ Corporation
A.P. Merman & Co
Wall Street
York
DE Pasco Coppi
Cerrico Copper
State OF New York
Public Wealth
Albany
Caplin
Albany NY
New York
Ins Ander
Kehenertady-Scotta Bridge
Mahawen
Heheneclady
Beatie Shaotei
Cheiierr
Avsistant
Buble Werke
Baatain
Weilgsway Muilding
Ofice
Agsistant
Ayracum
Atlee
Kevenester
Ihe
Dublic Works
Hutvaie
Verennial
Pier
East Wiver
New York City
Capes
Bate
Harveyor
SY. von Vay
Warktone
New
Abe Rambach
Tobie Tee
Niddere
Athany
Sears
Sai Blader
Kuhn
Loeb & Gxinator
United Staot
Prague
Dividend Notices for Valley May Payments
Valley stockholders are informed that transfer books will close on June for a dividend payment. Record dates and remittance details appear in notices filed by TREVVETT, Secretary, with instructions to mail the statements to stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Tranater
Trevvett
Redemption Notice for Victory Notes 1922 1934
Notice to holders of 1 and 5 percent Victory notes. Redemption follows provisions of Treasury Department circulars. Conversion rights end February 9 1822 with final termination after that date, detailing surrender procedures and applicable terms.
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Nolders
Peter
Ugk
Vai Tree Department
Financial Meetings Notice for Mellon Bank Shareholders
The Mellon Bank, secretary of the Treasury, announces a financial meeting of shareholders to discuss a capital increase under the May Act. The total capital will be raised, with the increase financed from undivided profits. directors may propose related measures and vote on the plan at the Tuesday meeting. William E. Carlarir, cashier, will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turedey
Caphia Slack
Raw Silk Imports and Stocks Rise Across May Year to Date
May 1921 raw silk imports show a sharp rise to 34,542 bales from April’s 21,498 and January’s 40,177. June 1 stocks in New York warehouses reach 20,268 bales, up from March and February levels. Estimated May deliveries to mills total 27,209 bales, with broader silk goods trading remaining subdued as knitting and other trades absorb most demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silk Association of America
New York
Credit conditions show slight improvement for loans
Commercial credit conditions edge toward better general conditions as banks report continued demand for new loans to support business. Bankers see no expansion shortfall, only subdued current operations. Commercial paper remains cheap with discounts around 4 to 4 1/2 percent for prime bankers’ acceptances eligible for Federal Reserve purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felon Coneesons
American Acceptance Council
Federal Reserve Bank
Wiesenberger to Leave NRDGA for Fant Company Role
Arthur Wiesenberger, head of research and information for the National Retail Dry Goods Association, will sever ties on June 18 to become general manager for Alfred Fant. He will tour Fant accounts next month and visit Fant buying offices in major European trade centers this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiesenberger
Fand
Arthur Wiesenberger
Bureau of Research and Information
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Hie
Alfred Fant
Wienerberger
Fant
Local Wholesale Clothing and Accessories Market Listings
A scanned directory-style page lists buyers and retailers across multiple cities with varied goods. It mentions Akron Allentown Altoona Baltimore and Atlanta area shops offering clothing hats millinery draperies shoes and related items from numerous firms and brands.
Men and women apparel and furnishings listing
An extensive catalog of clothing and accessories is described, including men s wear, women s undergarments and dresses, bathings suits, hosiery, shoes, coats and outerwear, children s and junior wear, millinery, and underwear. Numerous shop names and locations are noted, with references to graduation attire and various departments.
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Redwart
Irenees
Mtoren
Regio
Meineke Coppinger
Greenwood
Nieman & Bone
Runin
Ctaridee
Banieta
White
Rhone Uirgwie
Filene
Bohs. Io
Iupetairs
Mine
Horasa
Housedvensen
Sige Rack
Rep
Fenentine
Route Auitar Air Nemen
Talnaen Grrenee
Phillips
Hurlay
McCarthy Bathing Sulla
Phi. Alvin
Tray To Wast
Sppare
Mien
Morrianey
Tobes
Williama
Allen Teailahen
Ail Amt
Quinn
Hove’ Clothing
Mir
Kinestels
Man
Iesiner
Seth
Meraheim Bros
Arthur G.beraheim
Handershieta
Presdman
Winchester
Eit
Burdick
E. McCauley
Stout Reuse
Reed
Haughy
Fien Mani Naive
Trimble
JG Ryan
Mendel
Cleveland
M. Roaebium
Credit Rosenbi Anhondale
Jacol Feldow
Daca Fel 'Doves
Grand Charlotte
S.C. Bradahaw
Miliner
Codena
Charlestown
Ritet
Dm Katze
Mda
Nt. Vogel Tie
Ree Columbus
Payne
We Aid Kline Garment Co
Mise Sherp
Welsts Peruicoata
Amantara
Ayry Katrin
Harry Muftrin
Tis Cromer
Young Ain
Thitmore Paaton Roafe
Penny van
Wulta
Spendiekseenent
Stone
Randy
Penn
Dallas
T Man
Marcus de Maun
Tallet
Jakes W. Prix
Planes Fae Traxler
Pacific Oil Company Dividend No 3 Declared
A dividend of one dollar and a titty per share on the Camila Company stock is declared by Pacific Oil Company. The payment will be made from the Treasurer's Office with cheques mailed to holders who have filed dividend orders. Stock transfer hooks will be closed for the payment event. June 1, 1952. New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
N.Y
Recnra
Siti
Alvin Dena
Wokhheld
Neill
Naw
York
Wholesale Dry Goods Less Active Last Week
Wholesale distribution of dry goods last week was smaller than the same week in 1921, Marshall Field & Co reports. Orders from sal es declined due to the pre inventory sale in progress the prior year. merchants expected many in Chicago for pre inventory sales with a favorable sales volume anticipated. Collections were not as strong as the previous week but similar to the corresponding period last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
Department store woolen fabric price advances
Department store records show woolen fabrics advancing from 5 to 9 cents a yard, uniform and specialty fabrics up to 80 cents a yard, and women's wear fabrics receiving substantial increases. Worsteds rise from 2.5 to 6.5 cents, reflecting wider department-wide price shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department BA
Gains in South Air Atlanta Reports Progress in April
The June Federal Reserve bulletin for the 6th District notes improved business in April despite rain and bad weather. Retail trade kept rising from earlier months and government stores fell 8 percent below April 1941 but 1.8 percent ahead of March. Wholesale trade slipped and farm implements were the only line to gain over March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Atlanta
6Th
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
Market Prices Dip in Yokohama Trading
Large local price drops reported with Yokohama at around 1800 yen. Prices irregular with notable concessions by some makers. Yesterday’s quotes below a week ago as manufacturers pull out of market awaiting further developments. Sentiment hints at further declines in both industrial and primary markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
M Banux
City of Greater Prague Established 1922
The City of Greater Prague was formed on January 1 1922 by including 38 suburbs under an Act of 1920, uniting Old Prague and newer districts. It serves as the capital, financial center, and industrial hub of Czechoslovakia with a population around 1 764 and a 1922 budget showing revenue and expenditure near Kr. 219 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Prague
Czechoslovak Republic
Czechoslovakia
Old Prague
Bareater
Prague
Varied City Retail Listings Across States
Readable OCR fragment shows numerous shops and goods catalog entries across Bridgeport to Indianapolis. It lists department store names and product lines including carpets, fabrics, ready to wear, millinery, handbags, and furniture, with multiple city references and dealers.
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J. E. Atpes
Sternex
Baxtt
B. H. Bornew
Micuart
Frithia
Watter
Jennines
Raynow FE
Jones G. Mowrax
Leavitt
Haney K. McHare
Groner McNair
Acew York
Stephen Baker
Raymond F. Jones
Voandert
Bure
Arrows Onree
Union Square
Nevo Vert
Orfices
Jean's Place
Cypress Hills
Liberty Avenue
Dosen Romon
Orriext
Jawaira
Fluking
Lengtuland Cy
Far Rectaway
Rectorway Part
Revtawar Beach
Seaside
Richmond Hil
Eimaurat
Marpath
Corona
Coluge Point
Wondhaven
Breaklyn
Ridgrword
Fret Pond Capital
Marvin Joan C. Moone
Cuannes
Sasart
Sioan Wiliam Stoane
Jasces
Srvewann Groner Zanes
Fenancial
Cerro DE Pasco Copper Corporation
Freastiat Department
Buprovising
Architett
Washington
Rowebank Toland
Custom House
Bulldine
A. Welmore
Securitins Corporation
Audi
Tomlin
Thureiay
Guanasty
BT Amt
William
Potter
Mellon
Crrlary
Treomury
Tech
Haxoven National
BANIC
Business New
Itelatt Department
Yio
Efnet de Paul Areeers
AJ Mellen
Auron Dh
Moraerein
Infante
Samuel Hope
Care Ben
Akron
Oro
Teather
Gosta
Cloven
G. Bilven
Amibretl
Fancy Chant
Ga —Hofeteyer
Cotton Wlere Ganda
Wonseeker Wear
Howlery
Aaron Potruen
Aston Potrieh
Rsen
Furinesses
Goade
Drentin Alerntows
Pa Bawan
Generel Imdse
von Atier
Altoona
Pao Adler
Fewlinery
Penneylvania
Pars
General Mase
Atlanta ST
Sore Arthel Team Chine
Ata Imperial Paltimore Te Freudenihel
At Thal
Tailors
Trimmines
Eldenbere Bros
Carl Prauden- Fare
McAlpin N Cobtens
Mt. Me Brock
Imperial Prey
Weey
Martinque
Reneson
Xone
Siamand Gomprecht
Pribush
Vlece Goods
Rif Weay
Gare
Satin Agpantin
Goodman
Drones
Nasrath
M Mchwastebere
Mél
Baltimona
Baer
Sinas
Kemper Moura
Penney Wholerate Corp
Horne Eeen
Vervets
Hochschild
Kahn & Co
J. Cobrinek
Rel Goede
Vleirotan
Care
Mutsier Brow
Con
Rone
Riphons, Kirby
Minck @ Fisher
Revere Ceate
Alfred Pants
Pacific Oil Company
Americas
Brazil
London
Messrs. Herbert, Wane & Co., Ltd
Ec Na
Minister of Finance
Pillings
Annex
Domenica
Bridgeport
M. Read Co
Aim
TON
Srostell
Smhockton
Mase
Farlow
Feather Goose
Pennsylvania
Ilke
Wendy To
A. T. Howes Alo
N.Y. Rommosny
Bore Temenhuber
N. Adien & Cos
Ieee Ae Wet NS
Adam & Co
W. M
Catabauqua
Tawi
M. Lundee Ind
Encaco
He Pimatein
Victor Heller
Marekail Pieid
Otto W. Amith
Halsted Furniture
Kohn
Furnt
Marnie
Thompaon
Meiedwrarda
Mander Wren
Sternang Han
Tioning
Atpais
Sailiinery
Toras
Fares
Elandi Co
Rosenders
Grose
H.C Alenander
Carpeta
Jobe Anita Co
Gray
Cs Teakrone
Mowentery
A Manders & Co
Anters
Uhahocton
Ohin
the Mackey
CJ Kieele
JK Drevin
Aveland
Uiverbach
A. Loomis
Biearn Co
Hamer
Ture
Rontian
Lattefeld
Minder
Metauahlin
BS Hallentergar
TRE Moines
Oransiy & Son
Abrahameon
Brambureer
Youle
Dayton
Ohio
Pane
Mor 'Et Pasco
Senda Furnishings
Mdi
Mith
Ark Goods Co
JM Eral
Pont. Wayne
Nathan
Michiner
Hen 'P. Lave
Fort Watne
Ind Mara
Ata
Grand Rapids
Min Chai
Ven Bornova
Walt Grand Rapida
Ayn
Eubecriptin
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