Market Surges on Short Covering and Currency Signals
A chaotic trading day in New York saw short covering lift speculative issues as the market regained strength. News of credit support and Treasury moves spurred gains, with the dollar’s course and interest rates shaping sentiment amid mixed reports on industry earnings and wage talks.
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New York
Apc
Englind
Reserve Bank
Amd &Lco
Anoreg
JOD. Morgan and Co
French
Italan Exebunse
Joe Gay
Stee
Tie Asburation
Uise
Melona
Ng Ads
Ank
Wal Clearfig House
Indieit Onsy Mimaties
Tabor Davis
Secretari
Camerce
Hoover
Germany
Ts Crvi Company
Streigt Ot International Meantile Marine
Europe
Engadosouth
Katy
Suededoof
Hornla
Poen
Gold market boosts bond values in London and New York markets
Reestablishment of a free gold market in London spurred a rise in sterling, rally in UK bonds, and better sentiment in American markets. Modest gains across industrial and utility issues followed, with notable advances for Union Pacific and Denver Rio Grande bonds. Sugar and coal sectors showed weakness as prices fell.
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York
London
Sterling Exchange
United S Kingdom
Great Britain
Joan Kena
Union Pacific
Atchison General
Burlineton General
Denmer
Rio Grande
American Sugar
Warner
Wilson and Com Mint
Cotton New York Stock Figures Update
A terse market note shows erratic cotton price ranges in April and May with narrow moves into July and December. The figures list daily spot and future quotations spanning 2370 to 2470 at intervals, indicating price volatility and limited trading activity.
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New York
J. G. Whith Management Corporation
Exchange Place
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Seaboard National Bank
Broadway
New York City
M. C. O'Keefe
Stock Transactions Report Summary
Yesterday’s stock transactions totaled 798,600 in sales, against 820,300 previously. The brief note records the overall decline in total sales from the prior period and provides no further breakdown by stock or sector.
Liberty Bonds Market Report From New York
Liberty bond quotations across issues show minor shifts with 3 1 25 at 101.2 and 4 1 48 near 102.31 for the first issue. Second and third series notes trade around 101.10 and 101.43 while 4 1 48 marks 102.10 and 100 12 for the Treasury 4s, reflecting modest activity in the April session.
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New York
Ole Stock Exchange
Jax Rubber
Oo St Jos
ALKS
Ady Boi
Toland St
St J. San
Allis Chalmers
Chem & D
Inspiration A
Shell Union
Shell Union Op Ll Og Ri 95 Tag Am. Express
C A
Simmons Co
Barent Oye
Aim & For
Tel Teligs
Simme Pet
Ae & Sar
Salty Jno Jones
Laclair Gon Ou
Jordan Mor
Kan City Sea
South Pac
C & F'new
Rayner J Bale Baty
Bouth Try Ag
Kelsey Whee
South Ry
Keystone Tire
Kupp
Leigh
Ate
Lima Loco
Ster
Warner
Lorillard Co
Studebaker
Eno
Louis
Lous Nash
Superior Oil
Coib
Ludlum Steel
Symington Co
Texas Gulf Sul
Texas
Martin Parry
Metro Gold
Armour & Co
Miami
Asco
Union
Mid States
Atchison
Coast Line
Me&t
United Dig
Gault & W
United Drug
Atl Gul & of
I Ppae
Miss Pac
United
Pau
Atlas Tack
Montana
Toto Scipe
Baldwin
Mort
Noey
Mort Ward
Batt & Ee Pee
Afoon
Bangor
Argo
Realty
Bang & aArea
Tanyuk Cigars
S Steel Ca
Univ
Vtak See Corp
iBklyn
Nan Briggs
Oo & Pitis
Burna Bros A
Central
Bush Terminal
Cntral Leath
West Penn C
West Penn
West Mary
Cal Petroleum
West Pac
Norf South Tu
Thy
Calum & Ariz
Agig
Nort West
West Union Tel
Canuimet & Heelly
North Amer
Pac Bolg Co
T. Ur
Owens Bottle A
Erro de Pasco
Willys Oy
Chandler
Pacific Mail
Wlisen Co
Con Pykes & Ohlo
Pacific
Penn Cooke
Youngs 8
Boy
Penn
Cnc
M&s P
Sia
Penn Sea
Chic & A
Chile
Colum
Pitts Coal
Brest
Washington
United States
Cuba
Davidson Chen
Deuce Edison
Dodge
Kodak
el Pr & Et
Emer Pranth
Endicott-Jonit
Thy TwOy Fisk
BB Sa
Asvo Fleischimann
Foundation
Aero Tay
Gimbel Bros
West
Gulf Mo
Gulf States St
Hartman Corp
Hayes Whel
Inland Steel
Liberty
Treasury
Wages and Food Prices Across Leading Nations in 1914 and 1915
The article compares real wages and food price indexes from the International Labour Office. It notes that food costs rose most in France, Italy, and Belgium, while the United States, Canada, Norway, and the United Kingdom showed smaller advances. It states U S real wages are higher than elsewhere, with wages in Berlin, Brussels, Paris, Vienna, and London cited for relative levels.
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Department of Faber
Tlu'y
Labor Department
France
Italy
Belgium
United States
Canada
Norway
Lime Land
London
Berlin
Brussel
Vienna
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Shues Ce
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Radio Corporation
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Reading
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Fidelity Loan Corp
Connecticut Industrial Lender’s Associations
Niddie St
John Between
John and
Wall
Ning Heating Plumbing
Wade
Hawley Ave B
Bridgeport Gas Light CO
State Street
Bridgeport
Investment Department
Noble
U.S
Reel Ihnte Dabble
Merowcane
Canana
Tracy Hociano
Enciano
BeLaium
Coeatinee Eatat Poster
Georgia Railway & Power Co
Georgia Railway and Power Company
State of
Georgia
Atlanta
Hincks Bros. & CO
Main St
Bridgeport, Conn
Barnum
Stern Brothers
Hornblower & Weeks
Boston
Providence
Telophone
Hanover
Detroit
Heston
Chicago
Cleveland
Broadway, New York
Lomas & Nettleton Co
Orange St
New Haven
Conn
N. Y. Stock Exchange
N. Y
Cotton Exchange N. Y. Coffees & Sugar Exch
Chicago Board of Trade
the Mutual System CO
Main ST. City Savings Bank Bldg
Connecticut
P.O. Box
State Banking Commission
United Loan Corp
Fairfield Ave. Cor
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