Setback in Prices In Quiet Trading On Curb Exchange
Prices showed a reactionary tendency at the close with profit taking in the oil group and further unsettlement in industries. Standard Oil of Indiana fell fractionally, S. O. of Kentucky eased, and Carib Devole and others posted small losses while Mexican Seaboard rose slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormar
Indus
Standard Oil
Indiana
Thans Point
Kentuc
Carib
Devole
Mexican
Sinclair
North American Steel
Untermyer
la Follette
Tutteo Products
Beaver Board Companies Complete Reorganization
The Beaver Board Companies completed a reorganization placing Beaver Board as holding company and creating Beaver Products Company Inc. BR Worden to run both firms as president. New financing includes $2,000,000 of 20 year gold bonds secured by a mortgage with a $14 million net value and a $16.6 million warplus asset base. The capital structure will be up to $19 million preferred stock and 225,000 common shares. Merger details of Welle Fargo Nevada Bank and Asian Trust in San Francisco finalized. combined resources exceed $120 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Board
Beaver Board Companies
New Beaver Products Company, Inc
BR. L. Worden
Lackawanna Bridge Company
Beaver Board Products Comany, Inc
Central Tarf Company
Ilinois
Federal Ecurities Corporation
Ambleton & Co
Snc
Heaver Board
San Francisco
Welle-Fargo Nevada National Bank
Asian Trust Company of
San Franciago
San Francisco Chronicle
Pacific Comat
Trinity
Livingston
Anaconia
Armour & Et
Beth St
Omar
Pennock
Page Sinteen
Lew
Abesara
Ashe Esouth P&m
H ET Deere
Ua Yin
Ti Transeo
T. Ai
Rion Bag & Paper
Union Oi
Jen Auphalt
Gap
Union Pacifie
Lesenucian
Goodrich Tire
Mumpie Orr
Woodburn
United Freit
United Re
United Retail
Usci Tie & Fer
Manitoba
Robert Gaittsay
Tim i Saxe
Tom
Utah Copper
Utah Sear Corp
Geivay Et
Belgt
Beit Inn
Vanadium Corpat Ia
Vieasden
Percy Wa
Swit & Co
Weber & Heilbroner
Maryland
Edo Healeon
Western Pacific
Western Union Telid Fe
Westinghouse Mir
Erle
Kiberfeld
Wickwire
Spencer
Willys Overland
Wiben Co
Wisconsin Central
Bankruptcies and Judgments Filed in U S Courts Yesterday
The record lists multiple bankruptcy actions in progress including Powell Express Co Inc voluntary cases at 16 W 30th Street and Lamarco Co involuntary filings, with 63 schedules in bankruptcy and receivers appointed. Judgments were filed in New York County against numerous firms and individuals, detailing creditors, counsel, and case dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tellowine
Ried Setertay
United State Diatrien
Powell Express Co, Inc
Inve
ANEIL
Outpitting Co, Inc
Lachew Sypareh
Pictures Corp
Lamardo & CO
Nichelan Ave
Alk Underwear
Taadilitien
Admais
Liadeiliog
WAT
Amet
Bond
Heney A. Guyler
May Rowe Cane
San
Marrikon & CO. Inc
New York
Conny
Fred W
Livingston & Co. Inc
Arcow Confectionery Co. Inc
M. Krambach Counsel
Sari
Banwit Teller & Bracken
Cleon
Cannon Boviclia
Bow
Delmont
Frank
Broadway
Cabe Tler Charlee Fish Meare Cpw
Sternik — Beenhelener
Kchwerts Planes
Arthur
Pale Rubber Rhee Co
Ine Co
See
May Pig Iron Output Shows 8 Per Cent Gain
May pig iron production rose 8 percent as output reached 2,406,679 tons, up from 2,072,116 tons in April. The Pittsburgh and Youngstown districts show strong gains, with weekly tonnage exceeding earlier months despite coal strike effects and market shifts in sheet and tin plate pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
West Virginia
Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Independent Steel Works
Iron Trade Review
Novelty Merchandise Now Leads At Expense of Staple Goods
A textile trade analysis notes staples lose prominence as novelty items surge. Merchants shift from bulk low margins to higher per item profits, boosting turnover with less stock. A cotton goods executive confirms staples show little profit while novelty goods outperform staple departments versus pre war years.
Commercial paper rates and bank approaches noted
Markets see small amounts of commercial paper entering the market as large finance houses face bank approaches. Prime paper discounts run around 11 percent with higher charges for other paper. The American Acceptance Council lists acceptance rates for 30 60 and 90 day loans at 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Acceptance Council
Purehi Reserve
Baers
Federal Aid
Raw Silk Market and Reelcraft Bankruptcy Report
Raw silk prices in Yokohama were unchanged after recent declines as manufacturers hold fire awaiting developments. Demand for finished silks shows only modest improvement, not enough to prompt higher loom production. In a separate matter, Reelcraft Pictures Corporation faced an involuntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court, liabilities listed at 150000 dollars and 50000 dollars, with Judge Knox appointing Max Cedarbaum as receiver and a 2500 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
United States
Reelcraft Pictures Corporation
Jofficen
West Forty-second Street
John C. Knox
Max Cedarbaum
Cotton Prices Seen Too High by Industry Leader
The head of a major cotton goods firm warns prices are speculative and risky for safe operation. He notes plans to fix future delivery contracts and foresees a potential sharp downturn later if prices rise further.
Difficult to Gauge Business Trend View
Federal Reserve Agent F H Curtiss of Boston says conflicting trends plus strikes and foreign tensions cloud near term outlook. He notes seasonal effects in summer and predicts gradual improvement overall, with rising raw material prices signaling some price gains in manufactured goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Curtiss
Federal Reserve
Boston
Pric
Urge Bankruptcy Change Credit Men Vote for New Law
In Indianapolis on June 7 the National Association of Credit Men urged amendments to the current bankruptcy net. They cited a new bankruptcy bill before Congress, introduced by Rep Volstead on February 1, 1922, with DOJ favoring the measure. The committee on credit education urged better economics training for business leaders and suggested recognizing Fellows of the National Institute of Credit and certified public accountants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
National Association of Credit Men
Volstead
Dept of Justice
Credit Educa
Vaid
Wor
Primary Cottons Firm as Prices Hold on Raw Cotton Upturn
Trading in primary cotton foods was quiet yesterday yet prices remained firm at lower levels due to the upturn in raw cotton. Early in the day some second hand offerings at small concessions were made but withdrawn later. Standard 64.60 black print cloth remained firm at 8 1/2 cents per yard.
International Carbon Corporation Formed In Delaware
New Carbon Corporation Intereat and Atlas Powder Company have formed a new concern under Delaware law. The International Carbon Corporation is capitalized at 2,500,000 with preferred stock and 300,000 no par shares. Directors include Reidy Carr and others. officers listed include president and attorney Redmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intereat
Iarpoines Wees Sun Wee Bisn Carbon Company
Atlas
Powder Company
Ians
Delware
International Carbon Corporation
Ater
Reidy Carr, & Kills
Rinney Seller
Redmond
Edward Priste
Dominion Steel Corporation
Car Loadings Rise in Week Ended May 27
Freight traffic totals show 21,031 cars loaded for the week ending May 27, up from 722,450 the prior week. Coal shipments reached 91,370 cars, a rise of 9,408 from the week before. Districts mostly reported gains, with central western lagging. Pocahontas, southern, and northwestern districts posted year over year increases. Virginia & Western Railroad seeks 1.5 million in five percent bonds to back West Virginia line construction, with Virginian Railway guaranteeing interest and principal. Erie Railroad received regulatory action notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Railway Association
Central Western
Pocahontas
Washington
Virginian & Western Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jssue
Virginian Railway
Virginian & Western
West Virginia
Erie Railroad Sion Authority
Fragmented Trade Catalog Text With Garbled Names
A memo-like OCR dump lists diverse goods and vendors across cities including Atlanta Bloomington Bridgeport Buffalo and Chicago. The item stream mentions furs, millinery, underwear, cloaks, dresses, and ready-to-wear supplies with scattered vendor names and addresses, showing a chaotic wholesale listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
nosTow
Gijehriat
Nee
Selings Battens
Herors Caerveet
Ie Katend
Wee Aed
Eamarin
Rice Motherein
Latie Mathaiein
Commodore
Mtg Co
M Tobin
Pras Co
T Oaldee
Myer Galderein
Breatin
Gurdon
Éreanet
Maranthal
Madiana
Altea Golding
Bridgeport
Ic Berger Cn
Ming
Muland
Hart Planawan
Upralo
W. Ath
Ruppalo- Antoinette
Sein Mader
Dresa Goede
Abi Boade
Welsman
X._Gabtem nom
Maite Sitka
Chicago
Tarson
Vilivogia Newiaere
Wide array of ready to wear goods across cities
A fragmented listing describes numerous clothing and furnishing stores and agents across the United States from Detroit to Providence. It highlights ready to wear items, coats, velour, undergarments, and children's apparel with various retailers and showroom addresses. The text reads like a catalog page with scattered names and locations including Indianapolis, Chicago, New Orleans, and Newark, among others.
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Greene
Atin Cohen
Droomn
Morew
Conta
Mira X Muaillat
Ary Gowde
Mt Gates
Ehilaren
Aresoe
A. Neraer
Woetan Plone
Vecvorn
Daserarnt
Antersan U & Oberien
Hamilton
MAUR
Hubner
David Nathechid & P. Meaty
Mene Furnishings
Folumius Onio
T. & B. Lasarge
Thorsen
H.W. Hubermane
Mgr
Fabbth
Detroit
Madson Co
Hades
Wilean
Wire
Sumi
Mr Buell
Baverment
Children's End
Panlare
Até Bch
Dayton
Obie Rike-Kumler Co
Basement
Iniliteeey
Treawen
Ina NY
Iano
Fone
Richart
Kirener & Codey Aoode
Tadiasa
Tose
Mins & Repplogel
Millinery
Care Stoftman & Wartiw
Tnpianapolin
Jacob Woblield
Jacob Wonfteld
Penn
Eyina
Sdianapolis
Kope Brae Co J. D
Iirewood
Iirewood, Breet Traianapole
P Wasson
Anna Dreaere
Alfred Ht
Albert Rosenthal
Gous. Marcinique
Arrive Here From Ceremonies Will Be 6 1 Sunday
A fragmented notice recalls ceremonies for men who gave lives in service. The text mentions arrivals, memorial rites, and a Sunday date, highlighting honoring events and the community's response to loss.
Island Oil Committee Hints at Legal Action
Fragmented report notes at annual meeting reelection of members and proposed changes on par value. Mention of Edward Meare as president and discussion of earnings before interest and taxes. Quarterly period ended April referenced amid stockholder input and management view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Oil Committee
Ab Das
Simin P
Samm Lemy
Oomac
Edward Z
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Scrohback
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Metropolitan Mirror
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Mater Ari Tilegy Freeting
Geo HN Jr
Albert Weconan
I We & Co
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Albert Bompart
Busine
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New Carbon Corporation
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Kremer
Farniohinga Pomnayt
Stanen
Mani
Menta
Hille
Eretans Hivuere
Cher Gods
Jemelty Kat
Arage
Monery
Aioe Ty Mine
Feremie
Latenie
Hota
Atlanta Srnest
Rhetes Keneat
Rhodes
Marinate Auatin
Tre. M. Marbrough & Sone
Meareraugh
Armeral Outer
Alfred Pantl Fis
Baltimore
Oneill
Velng
Aise
JF Coburn
Ienereunt
Woolems Peresys ii
Walla Wessel
Inter Kuerten
Dreware
Conte
Aunte
Furs
Singer
Ture
Warete
Tailient Pal
Ohn & Co
Haenachna
Fred Atning
Saneayen
Oy Weil
Martenan
Oniam
Tae
Wem
Merten
Ark—J. Kempost
Nebin
Rene
Polpimnen
Angeles Allon
Itardona
Gomenthe
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Evrenlin
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Dest Riere
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Martin
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Pencarive
Norfolk
Varcames & Brownler
E Tessier
Raver & Warman
Wiark
Vreidman
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Timbel Hires
Hon Marks
Photse
Tiomery
Keutmann
Ainee
Ksutran
Walland
Frank & Beter
Kevey
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Keder
W. Wolte
Thar
J. Baer
Newnes
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