Prices ease off in stock market session after holiday
New York April 11 Aggressive support for the stock market was lacking as prices eased slowly with limited business during the holiday week end session. Steel, petroleum shares and railroad issues fell while banks and bonds held steadier amid a move toward normal funds and a better crop outlook.
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New Haven
Fitire
Panama
Couson
United Mates Taure
Coffee Cotton and Sugar Markets Quiet on Holiday
New York reports a holiday on the coffee and cotton exchanges with sugar markets also closed. Cotton goods trading was quiet with jobbers only fair and retailers busy at their stores. Linens barely steady and better spot bur ipa prices noted.
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New York
Market report for grains and commodities
April 11 freight and commodity notes list Wheat bids in No. 2 and No. 1 grades with mixed quotations. Priced barley and oats shown alongside corn and timothy values. New Orleans exports record week with Wheat movements, receipts and shipments, while cotton goods demand and print cloth activity stay steady amid seasonal quiet.
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Wheat market mixed as favorable crop outlooks fail to lift prices
New York April 11 The stock market shows a poor tone with slow trading and sharp price declines despite the government reporting the best wheat crop prospects in history. News on Lackawanna, the freight rate decision and anti trust measures fail to spur demand while hefty municipal bond activity and a big sale of New York city bonds next week loom. Large summaries of rail and corporate earnings follow as analysts weigh potential rate reforms and future freight movement against slow market sentiment.
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Press Company
Sholus
Mr Rumely Company
Cofal
Astman Kodak Company
Vacuum -Oil Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Delaware and Hudson Company
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlanta Produce Prices and Quiet Market Slump
A broad summary of the Atlanta produce page shows price listings for fruits and vegetables from Fidelity Fruit and Produce and White, including apples, oranges, lemons, grapes, cabbage, potatoes, tomatoes, and berries. The market notes a unusually quiet week with Florida and Georgia fruit supplies exhausted, northern buyers scarce, and Easter demand impacting berry receipts before a late market drop.
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Armond Hammer Soda
Key Soda
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Hough Rider
Jan Lind
Carnation
California
Atlanta
Speculators Grow Pessimistic On Outlook After Easter
New York April 11 three of five Wall Street traders remain cautious as Easter holidays end. Markets show little reaction to the strong April wheat crop forecast, while bond sales in New York City and a public issue valued at 65 million dollars attract attention. Analysts cite idle capital waiting for safe profitable investments and note railroads and industrial firms face uncertain bond plans amid expected rate changes. The piece also covers livestock and commodity prices and clearing house reserves, reflecting a broad market mood ahead of Congress adjournment debates.
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British censors and United States tours.
Numerous tables compare the average market trend of eastern railroad bonds and stocks with other companies. The analysis concludes that representative railroad bonds are selling as high or higher than bonds of gas electric telephone and other sectors despite national propaganda claiming railroads face deplorable conditions and need relief. RL. B.
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Third National Bank Stock and Loan Participation Privileges
Third National Bank Atlanta and affiliates announce loan participation certificates secured by high grade collateral and first mortgages on real estate. Offers 6 to 24 month terms, 4 percent compounded interest, and time certificates of deposit at 4 percent. Provides full facts and services to investors in securities.
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