Deflation in Credits Amid Market Liquidation
Prices slide as stocks fall across boards with 1,290,000 shares traded. Traders cite nervousness and speculative activity in rails and steel, while bonds soften and loan rates edge up. Leaders like Lackawanna, Studebaker, and United Lines disease show declines, and Liberty bonds hit new lows as the market absorbs government underwriting.
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Cmiechin
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Repwhlig
Lackawanna
ChisMler
Stutz
PlatersArrow
Studebaker Motora
Brocka
Boycott and Price Outlook Stir at Present High Costs
New York February reports indicate an organized boycott against elevated prices on clothing wear and leather goods. Consumers balk at excess charges while some wage earners continue purchases. overall thrift rises with calls for price reductions and cautious shopping until markets stabilize.
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National
USA
Peel
Rane
National “—Dry Goods Association
United States
Conamer
Pine Speaker
Cheesey
American Wk Association
Lereaud
Hato
Ayaa
Svander
Rairand i
Europe
Ameria
Goston
Chioree
Congress
Mailroad
Indusiria
Company to Build New Plant
Bid notices outline foundations for turbine, boiler, and switchboard rooms of a new power station by United Traminacing Cerveny on Farist Steel works property. Estimated cost $75,000 to $100,000, about three months work, foundation mainly concrete on piling, bidders from various regions. First step toward one of the widest power plants in New England.
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Farist Steel Works
East Main Street
Thas
Tme
Wiexest
New England
Coffee market report from New York futures
Coffee futures in New York showed mixed moves with prices ranging as high as 14.85 in July and 14.68 in October while contracts for other months hovered around 14 to 15. The market reflected erratic demand and producer price expectations amid limited trade.
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Coffe Fuys
Marah
Poesztar
Snot Nutet
Rio Ts
Santos Ts
Gila
Rick Hannory Whitag
Aveta
Alta Tenega
Ovlran
Cantelfugo
Toratang
Alito
Cobharess
Jewek
Marvel
Liberty Bonds New York Prices Ready Today
Vinat prices on literts Ready today were: a od-3s. $4 via Pirst 4a. 90.2 Other Financial News on Page 17.
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New York
President Signs UIL Land Leasing Bill
A presidential signing opens vast western land leasing, with 11 million acres in play and more in states like New Mexico Idaho and Alaska. Details note deposits and appraisals by the government, highlighting coal and phosphate lands and potential oil wealth amid a broad expansion agenda.
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UIL
Roy Movelopmabenk
Colac
New Mexico
Idaho
Realty Records Quit Claim Deeds and Mortgages Listed
Real estate records show quit claim deeds, mortgage deeds, and attachments. Names include George Moore, John Fam, Theresa Toth, Annie Spirernlo, and Thomas Smith with properties on Mountaine Grave and Teeltt street. Leases list monthly rents and terms from 24 to 84 dollars, with several properties in Lexing Tit and Willam and Arable areas.
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Monel
Bo Sunita
Howie Daniela
Teeltt
Ais
Crotty Nopie’s Savings Eas Realty
Willam
Aretle Exerts
Aueeét TV Airbrash
S_ Leewith
Lexses
Jidson
John A. Bukler
Ktreet
Fem Vonne
HBO
Oarsella Starriesn
Themas
Aadeewick
New York Market Report Summary of Commodities and Prices
Prices for sugars, cotton, and grains were largely unchanged while futures and spreads held steady. The report notes steady cane, sugar futures, and higher price stability across corn and wheat with mixed earnings for refined products and minor shifts in raw sugar futures.
Cotton New York Tech March contract hits season high
The market opened strong on Liverpool buying and domestic spinners cover, with March at 37.03, daily 32.74 for October and 30 RG. Port receipts reached 17,074 with 4,282,182 exports so far this season.
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Tech
Mar ‘Lok
Sagan
Liverpool
Relinde Daz
Murch Sald
Daly
McNy Reallxing
Aesson
Grain prices and leadership changes in late February market report
A chaotic late February market notes broad price shifts for grains with oats and corn moving in varied ranges and prices near session highs. Burt elected president of State Bank and Trust Co of this city to replace the late George Tr Hs, while Norfolk & Western names new directors including Jick of Pittsburgh and Alden of Philadelphia.
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Tarteord
State Bank & Trust Co
Cay
George Tr. H's
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