Wall Street Slumps as Market Fails to Rally
Wall Street shows heavy slumps with little rally, led by Steel and Southern Pacific weak as the market opens lower. Steel Corp reports rising orders and capacity into fall, while rail shopmen threaten strike. Foreign exchange steadies with pound around 35.36, signaling potential bottom yet requiring remedial action.
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Steel Common
Southern Pacific
Bteel Corporation
Wall Street
Belgium
Market Outlook Sees Possible Bottom Amid Ongoing Slump
Financial notes warn the decline remains deep with no clear end in sight. While some stocks show brief rallies, investors sell long positions and add shorts as pessimism grows. United Fruit and American Can report variable earnings and dividends, while railroad and industrial outlooks hinge on pending legislation and future rates.
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Dana
Russell
S. T. Russell
N. B. H. Parker
New York
W. R. Washburn
A. B. Russell
Company Sees Continuance of Present Management Assured
A brief note states the secretary of the company assures the continuation of the current management. No further details are provided in the readable fragment.
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United States
Peenegis Silvers, Inc
Consolidated Silvers, Inc
New York Stocks Continued on Page Seventeen
Continued report on New York stocks appears on page seventeen with market movements and summaries from earlier session. Details include various listings and sector performance, reflecting overall trading tone and notable shifts.
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