Stocks Yield to Selling Pressure in Quiet Bond Market
The market showed limited gains with bonds quiet and stocks slipping under selling pressure. Sugar shares moved modestly higher while Cerro De Pasco, Bethlehem Steel, and railroad issues remained dull amid a generally flat trading session.
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New York Stock, Exchange
Wamsian
Thesapeare
U.S. Governeur
International Telephone& Vetegraph Company
Puriie
Power Company First
Knort
Corporation of New Jersey
IPAPER MAKERS ELECT OFFICERS FOR COMING YEAR
New York Apribdi John of Fulton was elected President of the Tissue Paper Manufacturers association during the American Pulp and Paper association convention. Officers named include J M Ross as vice president and Naylor as secretary treasurer. Executive committee members include Windsor Lewis Richmond Va I C Fearn and J M Ess. Also named were officers of the salesmen’s association with J B Fearing as president and D I Portier as secretary treasurer.
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New York
Apribdi
John of
Cit
I. C. Fem
Richmond
J. M. Ess
American Uip and Paper Association
J. B. Fearing
Chicago
New England
Perry
Springfeld
Mays
Chicero di Valley
Ohio
Trict
Robert Houk
Dayton
Th. D. Ring
New
DU. I. Portier
New Prork Citr
Masa
Becket, Hamilton
Ohie Jendeet B. FN
Thomas Beckett
Dd. I
Thee
Ameritay
Grain Market Slide After Five Days of Private Reaction
The wheat market closed unsettled with declines across contracts as private reactions cooled. Prices fell about 4 to 4-1/4 cents, May clearing at 2 3/4 to 1.21 7/8 and July at 1-3/4 to 3.19 7/8. Corn finished 1/2 to 1-1/4 lower. provisions dipped then steadied, amid higher temperatures and lighter demand.
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Luicago
Corr
Worthwest
Tost
England
Sopey
Eurepee Tejngid Ter
Franklin Paper Mill Raises Employees' Pay
A Franklin paper mill raised wages for its workers following a directive from the company president. The move, announced by the mill manager, increases pay across shifts and aims to reward labor and boost productivity.
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Franklin Paper Mill
Eta Vetine Franklin
Ras Insstionel Paper Company
Presi
Oils Decline Hits Bears in Mixed Market Report
New York stock scene showed renewed declines in oil shares and several heavy weights as public interest remained strong. Crude and gasoline prices softened amid overproduction and higher money rates, while steel and copper issues fluctuated and overall volume remained modest.
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New York
Kate
California
Petroleum
Pan-American
Marland
Reducers& Refiners
Uwoustan
Sinola Republic Steel
January Imports Jump 47 Percent From Year Ago
U S imports for January rose 47 percent to 319,000,900 from the previous year, driven by foreign manufacture aid and origin goods. Officials cite tariff shifts and ongoing demand for foreign products, noting nine months of steady growth with fluctuations.
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CoUven
Washington
United States
Department of Coulgeres
Com. Incece Department
Uy Iports
Ilter
Market Vegetables and Prices Tumble Across Regions
A garbled market report notes mixed vegetable arrivals and fluctuating prices. It mentions spinach, Savoy cabbage, lettuce, onions, and peppers with reference to California shipments, Florida produce, and Alaska sales, highlighting weaker demand and some higher late-season prices.
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Meio
Beuthine
Alona
Califia
Oomund Buniedt
Miotida
Marty
Meutlen
New York Dairy Prices and Market Notes
April market update outlines dairy commodities with Weber scoring and price ranges. It covers cream, butter, cheese, milk, and egg products, noting premiums for extras and branded items, plus regional whites and firsts in the Pacific Coast and Wisconsin markets.
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Suiw York
Weber
Tate
Atlas
Wisconsin
Mr Americas
Pacific Coast
Foreign exchange moves ease with minor gains
Currency markets saw April Lu and Paveign performances mixed as major pairs drifted lower. The British pound and Belgian Dutch rate shifts were modest, while Italian and Dutch holdings edged up slightly on the session with the dollar firmer.
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ELAS
Higher Costs Press On Farmers And Railroads
The article notes rising taxes and wages lift freight rates, harming farmers seeking overseas markets. Meat exports in 1924 fell in volume and value versus 1921 and 1919, while 1918 figures show higher pounds and value. It also reports new products from Harvey Hubbell, a favorable appraisal of North American Oil & Refining, daylight saving schedule changes by New Haven railroad, and Bridgeport manufacturing shifts in electrical and plug production.
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Quy
North American Oil & Refining
Inca
George
Tull
Park Avenue
New York Stock Exchange
The
New Haven Railroad
New York
Massachusetts
Metal Market Update Shows Steady Prices Across Metals
Metal market notes indicate overall steadiness with electrolytic copper near 40.73 and futures steady. Lead and zinc hold unchanged, with copper spot around 40.73 and nearby delivery at 7.45. Antimony listed near 8.00 and 8.7, reflecting cautious trading while markets remain largely unchanged.
Local Produce Prices and Market Roundup
Market features include firmer oranges and higher prices for Valencia oranges and spinach. Potatoes mostly unchanged with Western varieties cheaper due to quality differences. Apples firm with good stock held for top prices. onions and cabbage steady. eggs steady with some native price reductions. Dairy and butter receipts expected to shift prices. broader market shows mixed movements across fruits, vegetables, poultry, and meats with regional price ranges and unit notes.
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Marketing Bureau
State Board of Agriculture
othesJower
Jline
Eges
RAY
GR Prings
Curb Market Shows Mixed Activity In New York Trading
Curbed market activity in New York April trading featured uneven strength with Hydrox and Bridgeport Machine advancing while Canadian Oil Syndicate and Fearless Motor drew interest. American Woollen rights traded, Standard Oil eased, and mining shares remained volatile in narrow limits amid modest bids.
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Bridgeport
Machine
Lemenk Advancr
Reyal Canadian Oil Syndicata
Fearless Motor
Lubiner Tulin
Emata
Dividend Declared by New Op Geir Copper Mapportion
Payment of quarterly dividend of 1 dollar was declared today by the Cerro de Pasno Copper mapportion. The dividend fund previously issued a 5 cent quarterly dividend in March 192? Adjustments reflect a new distribution plan and payment date.
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Cerro de Pasno
Livy oS Agid Tiers Near 8 F Hy Loging Theme
An unclear report notes a sequence involving Livy oS and Agid Tiers near 8 F Hy with a loging event. The fragment mentions Veni and a 43 offer, plus 1 Tou in an unusual arrangement.
U S Alone Shows Gain in Building of Ships
A partial and fragmented report notes that the United States shows a rise in ship construction while other maritime activities remain weak. The text is garbled but indicates differing trends in shipbuilding compared with Britain and global markets.
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U.S
Plan World Financial Conference Discussion
A comprehensive discussion of the international financial crisis is planned at the annual meeting of the ministerial council. Delegates will review potential solutions to the severing of economic ties and plan coordinated actions to stabilize markets and exchange rates.
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Plan World Financial Conference
Waslington
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