Post Holiday Stock Exchange Call Dampened by News
Wall street rallied on Winslow bill and Cabinet appointments aiding sentiment. Professions attacked specialties, with Tin ted Fruit and Alex Rubber hitting new lows while Sears Roebuck fell four points. Fertilizer stocks led by American Agricultural Chemical and Virginia Cartruna faced pressure as farmers struggle to meet obligations. Coca Cola slipped over a point on weak balance sheet, American Wool results expected poor, tobacco shares rose with Twigger Myers preferred up five. Burlington four per cent refunding sparks strength in related rails.
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Broadan Wall
Snew
York
Winslow
Harding
Financial
Wall Street
Hardinging
Alex Rubber
Goodrich
Sears Roebuck
American Agricultural Chemical
Sginia-Carolina Chemical
American Agricultural
Virginia-Carotina
Shorts
Atlantic-Gulf & West Indies
Ite
Financial District
Coca-Cola
American Wool Company
Twigger & Myers
American Tobacco
United Cigar Stores
Lorillard Company
2 Clared
Great Northern
Pacifc
Railroad Net Income Shows Small Return in December
A tabulation by the Interstate Commerce Commission indicates December net railway operating income at $17,037,000, an annual return of 1.17 percent on tentative property valuations, with 64 percent of lines reporting operating losses. Total December revenues rose 21.5 percent to $540.6 million, while expenses climbed 20.15 percent to $498.3 million.
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Washington
Fed
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Guaranty Parioh
Wesern
Casteta
Nell Allway
Cotton market sees March notices dominate trading
In New York cotton, March notices circulated 70 000 to 75 000 bales triggering early liquidations and record low May levels. March contracts absorbed selling as prices narrowed with other months, while Liverpool weakness and Manchester mood limited broader gains.
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New York
Liverpool
Manchester
Coffee market dip weighs on futures in New York
In New York, trading for Brazilian coffee futures showed a weaker opening with March and May contracts sliding to new seasonal lows. Prices for March and May deliveries moved to lower levels amid unsettled Brazilian pricing, while other commodities showed little change and buyers remained cautious.
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New York
Brasil
Deflation of Prices Is on The Home Stretch Just Now
Weekly business letter notes falling wholesale costs driving consumer price relief. Potatoes at Mount Carmel Pennsylvania hit 50 cent per cwt while farm goods near Lexington Indiana show declines. Detroit plant adds 4,000 workers as building permits rise. foreign trade and banking outlook steady with modest declines in several sectors.
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Alert Apple
Mount Carmel
Lexington
Snany Wince Jn
Detroit
Titik
Deflation signs emerge as prices ease in home stretch
Report notes traveling salesmen resume orders to main offices and a growing sentiment of spring recovery. J C Johnson predicts return to normal manufacturing and employment by summer, while some doubt a quick turnaround. Coal and steel show mixed movement as rail freight declines and market shifts favor buyers amid uncertain conditions.
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Vranunets
A. W. Douglas
Channer of Commerce of
Great Lakes
Stock Transactions Highlight Wide Range of Companies
A list of numerous companies appears, including Amalgamated brands and major firms such as General Electric, Bethlehem Steel, Pan Am Petroleum, International Paper, and Chesapeake and Ohio. The column catalogs ticker symbols and company ties across industries, reflecting varied market activity and notable industrial names of the era.
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Adie Chalmers Am
Car & B Am
Can
Inz Corp
Amesme & Re Ca
Sug Irety Co
Sumatra
Tel & Tel Am
Sreelen
Atl
Gulf & WW Indies
Ateh T&s Pewee
Baldwin Loto
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Butte & Buyso
PaciSe - Calif Petroleum den Leather Ca
Cerro de Pasco
Prd
Fiske Trnb
Gaston Wi
General Electric General Majore Goodrich Co
Tninois Central Inspiration Copper International
Nick Northern Pacific
NY Central
Reas Nyn
Pacific Oil
Pan Am Petroleum
Pierce Arrow
Pierce BM
Island & Pac
Chile
Chino
Chesapeake & Oisio Consolidated Gag Corn Products
Crucibie Steel
Interborough Cone
Inter Harvester
Inter Mer Marine
International Paper
Kansas
Kennecott Louis
Nash - Lenigh Valley
Maxwell Motors
Mex Petroleum
Midvale Steel
Souri Pacifi
Miami Copper
Kan
Texas
Norfolk and Western
Liberty Bonds Close Prices Reported for New York Market
Liberty bonds in New York on February 24 closed with First 4s at 87.14 bid, Second 4s at 86.44, First 4 1-48 at 87.14, Second 4 4s at 86.70. Third 4s at 88. Fourth 4 1 8 at 87.58, Victory 3 2s at 87.40, and Victory 4 3 48 at 07.40.
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New York
Liberty Bonda
Wirst
Victory
Money Market Rates Steady in New York Close
In New York on February money market rates held steady with the high rate near 7 percent. Closing bids were 6 percent and offers logged at 7 percent. Last quotes showed the rate near 7 percent as bank acceptances traded around 61 to 8.
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New York
Crude Oil Prices Fall Across Grades in New York
In New York on Pov 22, prices of various crude grades were cut. Corning crude dropped 45 cents per barrel to 1.90, while Plymouth and Wooster grades fell 34 cents to 1.98 and 1.80 respectively, by the Ohio Company.
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New York
Corning
Plymouth
Wooster Grad
Ohio
Sugar market reacts to Cuban turmoil and Cunha control move
Sugar futures opened volatile as Fels cor fe mer ts for bath raw and refined sugar show unsettled prices. The Cunha control committee was to start operations amid market anticipation and rumors of withdrawals. Uncertainty surrounding the Cuban situation fuels fears of a detrimental effect on exchange operations.
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New York
Cunha
Couturol Committee
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Investors Pocket Manual
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