Irregular Cotton Gains Amid Mixed Stock Market Action
The day featured broad instability with gains in cotton and corn but overall weak leaders in rail and steel issues. Traders noted large activity in individual stocks like Maxwell and Pierce-crew preferred, while copper held steady and oil news remained subdued. Weather and crop prospects influenced market sentiment, with rain forecasts in Oklahoma and Texas potentially shifting demand for grains and cotton.
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Richard Spillane
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Southwestern
Rock Island
Kensay City
Southern
Capper
Mavianal Congress Steelaween
Gary
S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Big Steel
U. S
Exchange
Oklahoma
Okahoma
Texas
Liverpool
Taverpools
Foreign exchange rates amid April market notes
New York April foreign exchange updates show irregular quotes across currencies. Demands and cables noted for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Jugo Slavia Romania and Shanghai with varied figures including Shanghai 54.00 and Montreal 100.00, reflecting unsettled trading conditions.
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Iria
Rowmania
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Metal market report from New York and East St. Louis
Market notes show electrolytic spot at 14 1/4 with near futures 18 8-8, spot 51.26 and futures 54.00 in New York. Iron No. 1 Northern around 21-30, No. 2 Southern 20.00-21.66, East St. Louis steady around 7.5. Antimony spot 23.0 appears in line.
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Northern
Southern
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Hadlo Corporation of America reports strong first quarter
New York April 20 Hadlo Corporation of America reports earnings and sales for the first quarter higher than a year ago with a promising outlook for the rest of the year. President General Jaimes G Hurnoard says profits rose over 75 percent, noting gains in smaller manufacturers and a long run benefit to the radio industry by eliminating weaker rivals.
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Hadlo Corporation of America
Jaimes G Hurnoard
Lempvny
Morehan
New Chrysler Stock Opens Higher In Debut Trading
Stocks moved in narrow ranges with few changes as Chrysler stock began trading. American Maracaibo hit a yearly high while Prairie Oil led gains among key issues. utilities rose little. Liberty Chain Stores matched its yearly high amid positive dividend news for Charles Fresaman.
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Gily
Prairie Old
Gag
Standard Ol
Nebraska
American Maracaibo
Chrysler
Goodyear Rubber
Middle West
Yacios
Liberty Chain
Charles Fresaman
Liberty Bonds Prices and Treasury Notes Reported
Liberty bonds in New York show varied prices with high and low readings for several issues led by 8 bonds and 3 1-25 at 103.12, others around 102 to 101.50, plus 4th 4 1-43 at 192.8. Treasury 4s quoted near 101.9 and 105.14 with minor changes. Washington reports the balance of the United States.
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Liberty
U. S&s. TreAsury
24 000 Miles of Highway To Be Built This Year
The U S Bureau of Public Roads reports 1925 highway plans totalling about 24 000 miles with state and county funding to exceed one billion dollars for construction and maintenance. States target 6 900 asphalt or brick miles 11 600 sand clay gravel miles and 6 700 improved earth routes.
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United States
Rtati Ron
Reactionary Tendencies Mark Bond Trading in New York
Reactionary tendencies appeared in today's bond market with prices still rising. Quiet buying supported Standard Railroad and other industrials while Western rail and oil issues faced selling pressure. notable drops hit receivership rails Chicago Great Western St Paul and related bonds, amid fears of federal probes into St Paul receivership and proposed rail mergers.
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Alan and
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Atlantic Coast Ling
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Northern Pacific
Ing
Pan-American
Sinclair Oil
Motor, Tuber and Chemical Company
United States
Tyrol Hydro Electric Power Company
State of
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Inngbruck
New York Produce Market Prices April 20 Report
Live poultry markets steady to firm with express prices. Prices shown for broilers, chickens, turkeys, butter and creamery products, milk classifications, potatoes, beans, dried fruits, and fresh poultry demand. Notable figures include broilers 50-70 cents, chickens 24-44, turkeys 80-45, butter 45 1-2 to 48 cents, creamery 44 1-2 to 48 1-6, and wholesale milk at $2.80 per 100 pounds. Prices span Wisconsin, Pacific Coast, and Florida origins with multiple product lines and quality grades.
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Associated Gas and Electric Company
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Seaboard National Bank
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New York City
New York Office Links With Major City Investors
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Sale of Ships Stands in Supreme Court Ruling
Justice Hitz ruled to lift the Pacific Mail injunction and allow the sale of five President type liners to the Dollar Line to proceed. Pacific Mail counsel said an appeal to the Court of Appeals would be filed, with possible further action to the U.S. Supreme Court if needed.
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Pacific Mall Steamship Company
Justice Hitz
District Supreme Court
Pacific Mail Company
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Cotton spot and futures market report from New York
In New York on April cotton spot prices remained quiet with middling at 24.95. Futures closed mostly steady with mixed small gains and losses. May at 24.66, July near ? 25.92, October around 24.86, December 24.05. January 24.68.
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Larely Ateady
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