Fear of More Labor Troubles Cast Market Shadow
New York April 24 A severe decline preceded by rallies left traders wary that upcoming labor troubles will curb demand. Analysts see a possible immediate curtailment of credit and rail and steel sector strain as key risks. Exchange rates and bond activity showed volatility with little net change. investors eyed a potential rally only as a cover move by professionals.
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Broadan Wall
NEAW
Ask Sng
Indus
Saven
Mexico
Stock Transactions Summary From Yesterday’s Market Report
Yesterday’s trades show numerous listed shares with opening high low and last prices noted across industries. Major names include American Can, American Smelting, General Motors, Studebaker, Chesapeake & Ohio, International Harvester, and Northern Pacific, among others. The report lists varied activity across steel, oil, farm and paper sectors with fluctuating daily ranges.
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Salts High Law
Tyler Mer
Cooper
Midvale
Steet
Missouri
Oy Adams Nepress Advance
Ailta Chalmers
American Can Am Car & Fay
Amér Lucomati
Amer Smelting
Amer Steel
Agnes Sura
Toby
Anér
American Sool
Pirece-Arrehem
Col Fuel & Iron
Columbia Graph
Shell Tran & Trieee
Shellield
Rontiern Pacific
Sir
Sonthert
Alete
Sci Inspiration
Coppett
Interboro
Ofirginia
Inter Harvester Nee Aa Tay
Ork Hed Recipts and Market Extras Packed in New York Text
A fragmented market report notes varied receipts and prices for grain and sugar products with references to New York and nearby western markets. The garbled text mentions cotton seed, durum, and several commodities with mixed pricing data, suggesting a busy trade day with fluctuating values.
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Ata
Ivamia
Western
Hen
Breker
Elf
York
Cort Enal
New York
Gotton
Moyer Priicles
Cotton Market Report Shows Evening Decline and Prices
Avil 28 offers weather and crop advice while cotton futures fall from yesterday. Prices slip 15 to 20 points as market dullness sets in. Borough receipts total 16,572 with United States port stocks at 57,604 and exports 14,40,000 so far this season.
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Yasterday
Central New England Re-Elects Officers
C L Bardo of New Haven was re elected president of the Central England railroad at the annual meeting of the directors and stockholders today. Other officers named include E dg Pearson vice president and E G Buckland of New Haven. Directors elected over A Heaton Robertson Luminn wity Ay By Clark Whines ward Gagel J and Mrentice C T Woot Wem Haven and J G Rises of Bea Yor x.
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C. L. Bardo
New Haven
Centr
England
E.dg. Pearson
Prent
E. G. Buckland
Direttore
A. Heaton Robertson
Lumninn
Wity
Clark
Whinesward Gagel
Exchanges to Close So Members Can Move
New York stock exchange will close Saturday May 2, with many firms forced to move to new offices. It is the first time the exchange has closed on a Saturday and the Consolidated firm announcement says the move is required on that date.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
John P. Keogh
Consolidated Stock Exchange
OG. Arcade
Hammong
Census figures show varied city population changes
Census data released today from several states show Springfield Massachusetts recording 120 3998 residents with a 4 percent rise, Gardner 16 964 up 15 4 percent, Elmira New York 45 308 up 21 9 percent, and Watertown Falls 40 760 with 0.315 percent increase, reflecting modest gains in several locales.
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Quashington
Ures
Pringfeld
Mass
Elmira
Gata Falls
Liberty Bonds Offerings in New York Deemed Priced Low
Liberty bonds market report from New York notes an 8 percent Apel issue priced at a discount. Investors seek stable government debt as Liberty bond offerings appear to attract demand amid market uncertainty.
Public Showing Disposition To Fight Extortion
A New York apartment owner led by example by using labor in elevators to protest extortion while wealthier tenants followed, highlighting a broader movement toward voluntary actions to curb inflation and high costs. The piece notes a shift toward economic resistance, with examples including denim clothing adaptation and a wife refurbishing old clothes into stylish wear, signaling a wider social push against rising prices and luxury waste.
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RY Holland
New York
Aeron
Elathea
Cory
Aix
Opera
Acti Iabor
New_York City
United States
Ly Reeses
Strikre
Hey Public
Realty Records Show Wide Range of Property Deeds
Real estate transactions include quit claims and warranty deeds across multiple streets. Names such as George Bey Sadako, Anna Cohen, Frederick Pike, Stanley Rule and Level, Luigi Regina, and Mary Huggard appear with parcels of 32 to 62 feet on Grand and North Washington avenues, plus Crescent and Osborne streets. Several mortgages and leases are listed, including five year terms at varying monthly amounts, with banks and savings institutions named in connection with financing.
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Mothyal
Lia George Bey Sadako
Salam Sigoet
Mary Aanatahy
Anna Cohen
Carrell
Howford Street
Jenn T. McCormack
John
Margaret Shea
Howard
Ud Marlene Fs
Bank
Nasal Carty
Jokr Yeorlee
Oliver Avenue
Rose C
Spaine
Michael Gidigneva
Grand Street
Mechanics and Tarmers
Fe Demico
Michael Digenava
Washington Avenue
Petrr Damito
Grend Street
John 3
Fray Company
Phe
Stanley
Comypens
Crescent Avenue
Comanley
ENP
Sansone
Luigi Regina
Hegina
Hough
Moore
Alain Sliver
Oliver
da Raymond
Weit Branenberger
Renlly
West
Morgan Avenue
Rudolph Wiel
Lelchman
Carmela DE Ia
Frederick Mynriney
Oennie & Ouriney
Guldauuge Bevilagua
Janes Cachiavels
Vd Avenue
Michael Nigenova
Merchanee and Farmers Savings Bank
Frederick J. Pike
Barbestes Company
Norman Suec
F. Pike
Agnita Assurance Society
Feer
Norman Street
George H. Taylor
Wilhelm Tna M. Taylor
Zelda P. Hammond
Springdale Street
Guido Cartelle
Giovanna Be‘vilaqua
Prede Courtney Andsidensis S. Courrmey
Ivenuue
Peter Tiamisu
Mechanics Arnt Farmers Savings Bank
Really
North
Government seeks rehearing in U S Steel suit
The federal government urged a rehearing in the U S Steel antitrust case. The Supreme Court decision last week favored the government, and action on the motion was expected to be decided later.
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U.S
Biles
Enue la Vehewr
Lowe Tives
Paatian
Uae
Trade Commission Seeks Russia US Resumption of Trade
The United States Chamber of Commerce authorized a commission to visit Tope to explore resuming trade with Russia. The Liechamber commerce group previously urged renewal of American trade relations with the Russian people and denounced the Soviet government as a falling regime. No dissenting views were recorded on the potential benefits of resuming trade despite broader concerns about the Soviet regime.
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Atlantic
United States
Commerce Group
Liechaimber
Save
Coffee News April 88 Market Summary
Circulation of a few May uplifts sparked a liquidation in the coffee market. In early morning trading, offerings were absorbed and prices steadied as market coverage turned cautious. Prompt months and distant contracts showed dull activity amid limited interest.
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VOUS
Corfea Dytures
Iia Wey Uy Riggs
Dry Goods Trade Report From York Market Day
The article notes a quiet York market with steady demand for sheets and print cloths. Vendors report normal activity, with bills and prices cited for wool and day bills, though some units show uncertain figures amid the April 28 reference.
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Sterling
Ge Barks
Billy H
Prana
Bengsur
Fran Ullders
Paris loan and flat sales list in Carnac area
A Paris loan and listed flats and transfers on Washington avenue Grand Street Colorado avenue Madison avenue Mountain Grave threat Cyovers avenue detail numerous transactions. Names include Sarah Taylor Wilhelaniva M Taylor, Stephen Mashevaky, Jeary Weigarten, Anna Korecsoy, Joe Kupec, John Shea Margaret Shea Cora Baldore, Mary J Wilson, Peter Damico Michael Dige Eova, Katherine la Mitapatries Harry Sehine, Josephine Belforte Giro Aielin, Luigi Regina Taquila Regina Teres na fans, Postztonyleski Mary A Trugeard, Charles Shogren Chiiz Suplek. Values range from 1,459 to 5,000 dollars.
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Washington Avenue
Grand Street
Sarah Is ‘Taylor
Wilhelaniva
M, Taylor
Lares Sehine
Sprinadae Street
Stephen Mashevaky
Jeary Weigarten
Helen Street
I. Anna. Korecsoy
Joe Kupec
John
Margaret Shea
Cecalin Berger
Jeane
Cora Baldore Lo
Hans
Colorado Avenue
Cors. B. Moore
Mary J. Wilson
Fert
Peter Damico
Michael Dige- Eova
Katherine la
Luigi Regina
Taquila Regina
Teres Na
Hough
D Postztonyleski
Mary A. Trugeard
Fear Mountain
Charles Shogren
Chiiz
Suplek
Ol Cyovers
Shipping bill for America First faces Senate vote
A contested shipping bill aims to restrict foreign controlled ships and ensure American ownership for vessels. Critics warn it could clash with existing commerce rules and empower the president to halt foreign investments, while supporters argue it protects national interests and maritime capacity.
Grain market nerves amid weak demand and supply pressure
The report shows a nervous finish with May corn and oats contracting while July contracts held near unchanged. Traders faced tightening supplies and the day saw late selling as positions closed, with buyers scarce and short sellers eager to cover at the close.
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Finiah
Oata
Perslon I
New License Tax Battle in New Orleans
Governor elect John M Parker announced assurances from oil interests led by Standard 641 that they would not oppose a proposed 2 percent license tax on the state's natural resources. The tax would reportedly yield over 7.5 million dollars, with major contributions from lumber piling, rosin and turpentine, and the remainder from salt, gravel, and other minerals.
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New Orleans
John M. Parser
Standard 641 Company
Parker
Limbern Piling
Rosin
Bockholder Directors Elected At Internation Paper Co
A New York assembly or meeting elected directors for the Internation Paper Company at its annual memorial meeting. Rudolph Pagensreuder and George J.T. Underwoom, both of New York, were named directors with Allen Curts of New York elected to succeed J. Mawes. The report includes scattered banking and market references.
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Coprintle
N.Y
Ayes Bs
Internation! Paper Company
Here
Todi
Mredexivk Llfenings
Rudulph Pagensreuder Yank George JT. Underwoon
New York
Allen Curts
J. Mawes Metal Market
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Central New England
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Halalye
Apel
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Pric Ss
Dumying Piote
Epp
Astor
Ile
Emmy
Roman
Chamber of Commerce
Repis
Rome
Lig
Faurlays
Goody
Jobuers
Paris
Yano Nou
Joan
Carnac
Gable
Shay
America First
U. S
Washington
House
Senate Douralerye
Chasis
Americar Coilaens
Shipping Board
Ta Onda Co
Shige
Witty Minety Dave
Mer Marine
Senacer Dongs
Shiva
Frei Americnn Parte
Uuiens
Clearing House
Cassiry Federal Reserve
United Bond Co
OrTy
Okla-Texas Prod. & Refining
Will Geil Sau
Withington & Ga
State St
Boston
E. M. Fuller & Co
Conamidaterd Stork Breb
Broad St
Tiorge
Penas-Untpedol CO
Wases
NUT
Eal Prodteus, S. div Demu-Paxing Oil Company
JS Casly
Texas United Co
West 34Th St
Greeley
A. NM. Wooster
BAW
Braminer UW. S
Orica
Tis
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Connecticut
J. L. Watson & CO
J. Raymond Kear
Pollen? & Co.,incl
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Otey Suite
Liberty Bldg
Bridgeport, Conn
William R. Bull Wione Barnail
Bridgcport
F. T. Staples
James Staples
State ST. Bridgeport
R. T. Stapies
Pennsylvania
Listerated Gum Corporation
Capepaleration Wan
Frileneims
Kot
New England
Thave Mey
New
Yor
Cuniais
Mortgane
Nee
Proberty Androvita
Jolerest and
Matunly
WITEN
P. W. Briavhes & Co Incorporated
Main Street
Bridgeport
State Street
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