Financiers Weigh War Plans and New Bank Move
New York February 14 Financiers watch war plans and a proposed International Acceptance Bank led by Paul M Warburg. Market early gains in sugar and oils faded into a narrow session as Palm Beach buyers supported Baldwin Copper and Mexican Petroleum. Warburg aims to finance foreign trade with privately held funds, contrasting with the Foreign Trade Financing Corporation.
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Foreign Trade Finanting Corporation
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Hoover Urges Systematic Production and Cooperation
Syracuse February 4 Herbert Hoover told engineers that production must be streamlined through systematic labor distribution and cooperation among industries labor and government to lift productivity toward possible 160 percent while denying overproduction and stressing the need to convert luxuries into necessities and reduce wastes from unemployment and inefficiency.
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Herbert Hoover
American Engineering Council
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Federation of Engineering Societies
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Curbs in New York and London Money Markets February Update
A patchwork of exchange rates and discount figures for currencies and bills in New York and London. It covers prime mercantile paper at 7 percent, various 60 and 90 day bills, demand and cables for francs marks guilders lire and other currencies, plus railroad and liberty bond quotes and gold prices.
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Banka
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Norks
Greece
London Money
London
Local Market Clearings and Quotations Report
Market report from Atlanta area shows clearing figures and quotations for local commodities. Monday’s totals align with the same day of the previous week, with prices and stock levels noted for midsize stock categories.
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Benk
Strength Gained By U S Banks In Mixed Stock Market
New York February 14 The week opened with broad strengthening in the banking position as shown by returns to the federal reserve board Yet the stock market moved with uncertainty and mixed reaction The transportation issue remained weak with lower railroad tonnage while grain prices rose lifting some Western and Southwestern crops sentiment but offset by wage cuts suspended dividends and dulled investment demand The market saw gains in Mexican petroleum Baldwin Locomotive Studebaker and Atlantic Gulf capped by a strong close United States Steel and Reading were notable The money market held seven percent call loans on exchange with easing private offers Foreign remittances improved overall with Scandinavian rates lagging Bonds showed irregularities and heavy trading limited total par value 12650000
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Palm Beach
Baldwin Crucible
Mexican Petroleum
Standard of
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Sinclair
Standard
Missouri Pacific
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J. H. & Harti
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Hide & Leather
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Anemiega International Corp
Oklahoma
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Southern Railway
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Ats
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Inspiration Copper
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Hig International Nickel
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Ar Ora
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Demand for corn boosts all grain ahead of export runs
Chicago on February 14 reports a broad rise in grain as corn demand drives wheat and oats higher. Wheat gains amid strong corn values with May and March futures up, while corn climbs 2 to 3 cents and hog prices lift provisions. Cash grain and nearby futures show multiple price points across wheat, corn, oats, and barley, with reporters noting limited country offerings and transportation constraints.
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Opinnong
Illnois
Revival of Cotton Goods Business Shown in Report
Washington reports the January census cotton consumption shows a rise of 7L 419 bales from December lows totaling 294 851 bales. Six month totals show a decline of about 800000 bales from last year with lint and linters usage, hand stock, and imports varying across consuming establishments and storage.
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Census Bureau
Turpentine Prices Slump in Savannah Market
Turpentine fell sharply in Savannah with a 42 1 2 cent drop per gallon as 467 casks sold today. Spirits traded at 92 1/2 percent, last seen in November. Rosin held at $11 with no sales as the market shows active readjustment after a fall.
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Segregation Plan Of Reading Company Filed With Court
The Reading company filed its proposed segregation plan with the federal district court in Philadelphia on February 14. The plan would have the coal company absorb 25 million in 4 percent mortgage bonds and 10 million in cash or equivalent assets, while Reading assumes the 96.524 million general mortgage. The government suggested revisions and a March 1 hearing date was set for both sides.
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Reading Company
Federal District Court
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Coal Company
Standard Oil Cuts Gasoline Price In New York
The Standard Oil Company of New York cut gasoline by two cents per gallon, lowering wholesale to 28 cents. Kerosene declined one cent, wholesale at 17 cents. In Pittsburg, the Pureman agencies announced crude oil cuts with Corning dropping 45 cents per barrel to 2.54 and Cabell reduced to 2.46.
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Cotton Seed Oil Market Movement In New York
New York February 1. Prices for cotton seed oil rose about 20 points on covering in grains and hog products. Oil settled back under hedge selling and realized gains, closing 1 to 9 points higher. Sales totaled 15,200 barrels with prime summer yellow spot noted. Details include 7,254 Narena Mey and 839 July 4,09 BL.
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