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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1920

Page

28

Market reacts after early strength in New York and Boston

Wall Street edged higher in early trading yesterday with gains in many issues but noon brought a sharp reaction. Prices recovered later but steel and other issues showed volatility as traders weighed bonds, crop news, and market breadth.

Reserve Bank Ryan Stromberg Vanadium Bethlehem Motors Baldwin American Locomotive Republic Iron and Steel Wall Street Department of Agriculture Steel Common

Sugar and stock market notes echo postwar price shifts

A year ending March 2% shows earnings of 9.36 per share on capital stock, down from 10.06. American Sugar Refining boosted refined sugar to 15 12 cents a pound as raw purchases rose. Imbrie & Co. discuss sugar production growth from 1,150,000 tons in 1840 to an estimated 12,261,000 tons for 1919-1920. News covers sterling rise, vanadium stock chatter, Stewart Manufacturing gains on strong first quarter sales, North Butte copper prospects, and Federal Rubber Company preferred stock demand. Earnings context spans several firms and asset bases.

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Money Market Rates Move Through Brokers and Loans

Outside brokers quote 18 percent for quick calls. Customers' brokers' loans run 644 to 7 percent. Customers' commercial loans 644 to 7 percent. Commercial paper 644 to 7 percent. Your money earns up to 7 percent.

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Investment Notes on Rail Bonds and Endowment Yields

The piece analyzes Pennsylvanian 7 percent 10 year bonds at par and the 8 percent effective borrowing cost for the railroad, questioning market strength amid high costs. It contrasts Harvard losses with Cornell’s 5.15 percent yield, and discusses trust fund governance as New York’s Supreme Court weighs if trustees should sell devalued New Haven and St Paul stock to reinvest safely.

Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Harvard University Cornell University Charles R. Marsh Harvard Cornell Marsh Economics Young Supreme Court of New York New Haven and St. Paul

New York Stocks Summary From The Exchange Trading

Daily NYSE transactions through 3 pm show broad activity across industries with gains and losses in metals, chemicals, and transport shares. Notable movers include Am Can, General Electric, IBM, United States Steel, Chrysler, and Texaco among others, reflecting mixed market sentiment and trading volume.

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