Record Low in Securities Market Sparks Ideas of Bull Turn
New York February 5 Special to The Constitution The general level of securities prices dipped to a recent low then rallied as professional traders covered shorts and banks increased holdings The public remained cautious but inquiries and heavy volume indicate growing appetite for a market upmove The war stocks led the rally with strong earnings and dividend signals enhancing sentiment across railroads steel and other sectors
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New York
Aharp
Vince Tay
Forsgn
Atlantic
Ughest Pont
Bic Federal Bend Jasne
Washington
Congress
U. S. Steel
United States Steel Corporation
Condition of Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
Fragmented financial summary shows assets and liabilities of the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank. It lists cash reserves, legal tender notes, national bank holdings, discounted paper, and total liabilities including deposits and capital. The document reflects reserve totals and federal reserve note liabilities amid a panic context.
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Condition OF Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
Medural
Jamerclel
ILI II
Cos Deswomita
Heuer
Federal Teverva
Federal Reserve
Weekly Review of a Dry Goods Market in New York
The report notes fall orders withdrawn by leading napped cottons manufacturers and price advances for October deliveries. Demand remains strong for fine and fancy cottons and knit goods, while wide print cloths and 38 inch sheetings show weakness due to dye stuffs uncertainty. Retailers buy earlier and in larger volumes. prices for colored cottons rise irregularly and current loom quotations are varied across fabrics with several staple items firm or advancing.
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New York
War order stocks and the 1915 market decline
New York February 6. War order shares such as Allis Chalmers American Can and Continental Can surged then collapsed as foreign liquidation and actual earnings refuted earlier profits. Reports of large war contracts faded under 1915 results, signaling a cautious 1916 outlook and urging investment in dividend paying rail stocks amid cheap money.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
Anti-Chalmers
Continental
Allis
Chalmers
American Can
Continental Can
Allis-Chalmers
Wall Street
Uring
Acton
Continental Car
Tull Tilt
T le
Wheeler
Warorder
Subric
Allen B. Johnson
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
David R. Forgan
National City Bank
Chicago
Frank A. Vanderlip
Doama
Iast
Baltimore and Ohio
Atchison
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Southern Patutle
Eresses
RRB
Markets Close Mixed After Heavy Week of Trading
New York discussions describe a week ending session starting with declines then partial recoveries amid uncertain international affairs. Utilities and war-related issues fluctuated. United States Steel and Crucible Steel were notable movers while Rail stocks remained steady. Banking loans rose by 24.6 million, reserves dipped, and bond activity showed irregular patterns with marine issues weak.
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New York
Mercantile Marine
Raila
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Lehigh Valley
United States Steel
Crucible Steel
Crucible
Baldwin Locomotive
United States Industrial Alcohol and Distillers Securities
Heth Bem Steel
Mercantile
United States
Professional Views on Cotton Situation
In New York on February 5 1930 market commentary notes bearish cotton conditions and limited long buying. Reports from Johnston Sturm Co Hubbard Arios Co and others discuss export difficulties, visible supply, freight costs, and European demand shaping acreage and prices for the new crop.
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New York
Europe
Renekorf, Lyon & CO
Weekly Statement of New York Banks Shows Reserve Decline
The weekly clearing house banks and trust companies report excess reserves of 170 405 071 dollars, down 7 396 870 from last week. Total loans rise by 24 58 000, net deposits increase 34 incorporates gains in demand deposits and circulation while specie falls.
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New York
Sinverve
Federal Reserve Bank
Agetegate
Greater New
Dairy and poultry markets show mixed midwinter trends
New York and Chicago market notes report butter holding steady or higher, creamery and extra grade dairy receipts around 4,000 tons, cheese demand steady with specials and average quality bids. Poultry prices for western chicken, turkeys, and dressed poultry vary, with some declines and others steady, amid regional receipts for Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Dakota markets.
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New York
Necondate
Egan
Necumds
Hennery
Hennery Brown
Chicago
Eger
Minnesota
Dakors
New York Cotton Market Quiet Amid Nervous Overseas Outlook
A quiet session in New York on February 5 sees uncertain international tensions dampening demand. May cotton edges up to 12.07 before closing around 12.01, with other months fluctuating and spot prices mixed. Liverpool buying, Wall Street selling, and rumors of British central shipping control influence sentiment. Receipts total 2,268 with stock at 431,406 as futures drifted 1 to 6 points lower at times before ending near early levels.
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Jngiah
Tohnston, Sturm & CO
Ajito-Chelmers
Cotton
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Onto
Aude Aa Agi
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid T
ST Canadian Pacific Lai
Central ‘Lea An Ae Bam
Bom Chesapeake Ohio Es Oy Ois Che, H. & Bt. P
Interhor. Con. Corp. Ike
Lehigh Vellex
Toutrvine & Nasbv
Nara Co
Io. Han, & Tex
Lai Mishouri Pueilie Et Mex
Patroleum
New York Central
Norfoix & Wenteen
Northern Pacific
Ise
Pennsylvania
Ie Nex
Rep
Ron & Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Binaohateer
Texay Co
Taxes & Pacifis
Vale Pacific
Savannah
Westinghouse
Bian
United
Vrutt
Fetal Wales
Aod
Artigica
Saint Close Close
Guy
Chicago
New Orleans
London
Ind
Amur Sugar Gen
Elgctric
Studepaker
C S, S. Hubber
Steel
Bait, & Hi
Mu. Central
Central
Penn
Southam Railway
Mer ‘Ter Tel Central
Georgia
Connot Central Leather
Uo S Bteal
Virginia-Carolina
Chemical
Liverpool
Loverpool
Wallstragt
Fiiaverpont
Jew Uricans
Reuruary O
Lusitania
Dry Goods Market Report From New York February Prices
New York markets show firm and active wool and knit goods with cotton goods and yarns steady and some lines priced for immediate shipment. Liners scarce and higher, silk and other fabrics firm. Copper remains firm with electrolytic at 26.50 for May shipment and higher in later months.
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New York
Knic
Cotton Movement Across Ports and Inland Grains
Port movements show Orleans and others with 1162 receipts and 12671 exports. Galveston Middling reports 9694 receipts and 17.82% exports. Mobile Middling 1125 receipts. Savannah Middling 2814 receipts and 99% exports. Charleston Middling 11% receipts. Wilmington receipts 211. Worfolk Milling receipts 164. Baltimore stock 896. Boston Middling 627 receipts. New York Middling 11 with 264 receipts and 2043 stock 326621. Total today receipts 8130, shipments 18222, stock 747803.
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Orleans
Atock
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Baltimore
Hoston
New York
Tock
Sinnort
Stinson
Interiar
Houston
Memphis
Atnek
Augusta
Bt. Louis
Savanna Charleston
Boston
Newport
Newa
Sts
Port Arthur
Totsis
Porta Ao
Raat
Louis
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Ais Ne Eigna
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TAY, Hond & CO
I Hubbard Aros. & CO
Naval Stores
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