Stock Prices Firm as Exchange Closes After Explosion
Trading in New York stopped minutes after noon due to the Wall Street explosion. The Consolidated Exchange also suspended. Oil and rails led gains with widespread strength in other sectors. 375,000 shares traded and first-call funds steady. Local market showed little change after New York’s closure.
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New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Exchange
Consolidated Exchange
Reading
St. Louis
San Francisco
Southern Railway
New Orleans
Texas
Mexico
Germany
United States
New York
Boston
United States Steel
Iron Trade Review
Chicago
Market changes muted by New York explosion report
Stocks in heavy trading show little reaction to the New York explosion with Allied Chemical and Dye consolidations eyeing 6 percent preferred and a $12 per share common value. Rail freight delays and rate adjustments cloud short term gains while Pierce-Arrow reports solid cash and a 4.09 earnings per share.
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New Chemical Company
Pierce Arrow Operations
Iron and Steel
Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation
Allied Chemical
Consolidated Company
Commerce Commission
Pierce-Arrow
Buffalo
Pierce- Arrow
New York Stock Exchange
Treasury
General Electric Company
Daly-West Mining Company
Lambourne
Mexican Petroleum
Tampico
Cerro Azul
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Allan Forbes
State Street Trust Company
Packard Motor Car Company
Elder Manufacturing Company
Mullins Body Corporation
Owen-Magnetic Motor Car Corporation
Wilkes-Barre
National Shawmut Bank
Switzerland
Shawmut Corporation of
Boston
Messrs. A. Iselin & Co
Loew's Theatre Co
Lst
Orpheum Theatre
Loew's State Theatre
M. Douglas Flattery
New York Stocks Mixed Across Broad Exchange Board
Major equities show varied moves with steel and mining names leading gains and utilities and banks lagging as market breadth remains uneven. Notable firms include Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Union Pacific, Pan American Petroleum, and Reading among others as investors weigh industrial demand and energy prospects in a volatile session.
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Balt & Im
Beth Motor
Beth Steel B
Brookeel
Brook R T
Burns Bros
But Cop
Butte & Superior
Callahan
Calumet
Chan Motor
Chi & E Ce U
Ches
Chi Mil & St P
Chm & St P
Chi & Nwest
Chi Pneu Tosi
Chiri & Pac
Chiri
Davison Chem
del & Huge
del Lack & W
Denver & Rio G
den & Rio G
Erie
General C
General Motors
Goodrich Bf
Goodrich
North Pf
Greene & Can
Nea
Nes Davis
Ll & Bark
Houston Oil
Interboro C
Harves
Mer Marine
Mar
Motor Truck
L Nickel
Invincible
Kelly Tire
Keystone Tire
Lack Steel
Lake Erie & W
Lake E & W Pf
Lehigh Valley
Liggett & My's
Liggett & My
Loews Inc
Loft Inc
Loose-Wiles
Maxwell Motor
Maxwell Motor Oil
Miami Copper
Middle Star S
Midvale Steel
Minn & St Ln
Missouri K&t
Missouri K & T Pf
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Pac Pf
Mont Ward
Mullins Body
Nevada
Y Tex & Mex
Y Central
North Pacific
Ohio
Okla Pro & Re
Orpheum Cir
Otis Steel
Pacific Develop
Pan Amer P & T
Pan Am Pet
Pennsylvania
Peoria & Eastern
Pere Searenette
Philadel Be Co
Phillips Petrol
Pierce Arrow
Pierce Oil
Pitts Coal
Pittad& W Va
Remington Typ
Replogie Steel
Rep I & Steel
R Iron & St Pf
Repab Motor T
Ay the Dutch NY
St Jos
St Louis
Saxon Motor
Seaboard Airl
Seaboard A . Pf
Shell Trans & T
Sinclair Oil
Sloss Sheffield
Southern Pac
South Railway
South Ry Pf
Stand O of
N J
Stewart War
Stromberg Car
Studebaker
Superior Oil
Tenn
Texas Ce
Texas & Pacific
TS L& W
Union Oil
Union Pacific
United Fruit
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National Oil Company
William W. Cohen & Co
N. Y. Stock Exchange
N. Y. Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Exchange Place
New York City
Texas Company
Carson Hill
Anaconda
Telephone
Mass
Gray & Davis
the New Chemical Company
Pierce-Arrow Operations
Daily Bulletin
Department of Commerce
H. Low
Cobb Adams Express
Alaska Gol
Allied Cein Wi
Ship & Com
Sm & Repfaeeaes
Sumatra
AmeTel & Tel
Atlan G & WI
Balt & Ohio
A. W. Lincoln & CO. Bankers
Foreign Exchange
Post Office Square
New Haven
Bigheart
Boston & Montana
Ter
State St
Boston Bank
Private Exchange
H. W. Reeves & Co
Milk St
Floes
Fort Hill
E. M. Fuller & Co
Consolidated Stock Exchange of N. 8
14 Street
Tellales
Newark
Cleveland
Temple H. Fay & CO
Bonds & Investment Securities Stock Exchange Bldg
National Chain Motor Service Corporation
U. S. Steel
Arthur M. Harvey
Cornhill
Gallagher & Co., Inc
U. S. Rubber
Co. P. Dow & CO
Chas. P. Dow
Pres. and
Treas
State Street
The
Abbot-Downing Company
Concord Trucks
Abbot-Downing Bodies
Concord Coaches
Concord Wagons
Concord Buggies
City of
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Standard Oil Co
Swift & Co
Amoskeag Mfg. Co
Abbot-Downing Co
Concord, N. H
Silver Reef
United Verde
Btab Co P
Utah
Vanadium Corp
Va Inca
Willy Land
Net
Ac. i. Cm. Chge
Aris Silver
Ariz Tip Top
Bay State Gas
Bos & Montana
Crystal New
Manhattan
Porcupine Prem
Harburger Kuhn & CO
Foreign Dept
Tremont Street
Fall River Branch
Ee Ee
Massachusetts Lighting Companies
George F. Howland
United Shoe Machinery Corporation
Sss
One & Webater, Inc
Belton Tire & Rubber Company
Baltimore
W. H. Price, JR
Texon Oil & Land CO
Texan Oil & Land Co
Nathan R. Bachs
Charles Dana Gibson
Next Post Magazine
France
Foreign Securities and Exchange
E. Coast Fisheries Ptd. and
V. T. Com
Northway Motors
U. S
G. F. Redmond & CO Inc
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