Improvement in Railroad Stock Is Now Expected
New York February 23 In a quiet session Wall Street saw slight price gains with firming in alls motors rails and copper while some specialties were weak Atlantic Gulf and West Indies rose from 49 on rumors yet concerns linger over its finances A fur merchant Aaron Kosofsky admitted inserting a negative ad affecting the stock and plans to consult the district attorney The Winslow bill passing and railroad funding shape expectations of improved railroad shares Goodyear Certain-Feed and Kelly-Springfield report varied 1920 results and output plans
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Metals Market Update From February 23
Copper and other metals listed with spot and futures prices. Copper at 125. Perlb, iron grades 1 northern 3000 units, 2 northern 2000, 2 southern 2700. Tin at 260 near Ty. Antimony and lead quoted, zinc futures at 26 pounds. London prices show standard copper at 70 pounds 21 shillings, electrolytic 74 pounds spot, futures 76 pounds. Tio and steel values noted with spot and futures figures.
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Cotton goods market steady with export inquiries
New York February 28 reports quiet cotton goods trading. Demand for export bleached or beaten fabrics noted in some inquiries. Prime cloths eased while yarns remained quiet and overall business was satisfactory with burlap bids steady.
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Naval Stores. Kavannah Ga Turpentine Trade Report
February 23 report from Kavannah Georgia shows firm activity in turpentine with receipts and shipments tallied. Total stock figures and firm names appear garbled but indicate ongoing trade, including vessel and shipment activity and year 1907 reference.
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Winslow measure brings little effect on stock market
New York trading opened with dull, fluctuating prices as speculative issues fell back. Some rails and Northern Pacific survived with slight strength while United Fruit weakened. oil, motors, and copper showed uneven moves. Sears Roebuck led losses among heavily offered stocks as total volume reached 425,000 shares and money remained scarce.
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Upturns in Grain Fail to Stand
Chicago February 23 bearish predictions as to farm reverses on March 1 weakened the grain markets today the upturn which had taken place failed to last Wheat moved lower corn and oats slipped while provisions rose slightly export news and forecasts influenced trading cash grain prices shown for wheat corn oats and other commodities in a mixed session with overall softer finish and concern over March 1 field work
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Better Financial Outlook Predicted for Southern States
A letter from Joseph A. McCord, chairman of the Atlanta Federal Reserve, to Rudolph Hecht of New Orleans outlines optimistic financial and economic conditions expected in the southern states by next fall. The missive discusses broader effects on commodities like sugar, rice, lumber, naval stores, beans, peanuts and cattle, framing a national economic context.
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Harding Plans a World Money Strategy via Bankers
United States bankers report President elect Harding has gauged the global financial scene for days, weighing plans to tackle the international money problem. They expect him to outline concrete ideas in his inauguration, rejecting Wilson era schemes to accept German bonds for Belgian debts and a government guarantee for a foreign long term bond issue. A separate idea, an international credit commission, would back resumed trade with government guarantees and aim to reduce bad credits, potentially headed by a leading American banker.
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Credit Commission Proposal Draws Banker Backing
A key American figure is expected to head a proposed credit commission to restore confidence in foreign credits. Internal bankers show strong support for the plan, but most anticipate President Harding's forthcoming financing proposal before pursuing further steps.
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