Wall Street Opens With Mixed Action amid Selling Pressure
Heavy selling dampens stock advances while bonds benefit from easy money. Speculators face resistance as oil money rates ease. General Motors strength prompts rumors of splits and dividends. Copper prices edge up with gains for leading producers. several rail and chemical issues retreat before recovering. Foreign exchange remains irregular with modest yen gains.
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Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Seminole
General Motors
Hudson
Mack Trucks
American Tobacco
Coneress Cigars
Lorillaid
Ased Chemical American Locomotive
Pre- Terred
American Steel and Foundry
Brown Shoe Childs Company
Concolidated Gas
Continental Can
DuPont Fastman
Kodak Erie Steam Shovel
Fietachmann
Gabriel Snubbers
Inland Steel
Manhattan Shirt Midland Steel Products
Preferred
Radio Corporation
Sears Roebuck
Union Carbide
National Tea
Colorado
Lehigh Valley
Southern
Gulf Mobile
Northern
Grain gains after early downturn amid weather and damage reports
July 21 market notes firmness after an initial drop as reports of unfavourable European weather and Canadian storm damage buoyed prices. Wheat, corn, oats, and provisions moved firmer with mixed early changes, later broad advances, and most contracts finishing lower or unsettled by day’s end.
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Associated Prees
Europe
Canada
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report
From New York July 21 by Associated Press receipts show potatoes weaker with 96 cars from North Carolina Maryland and Virginia. No 1 cobbler per barrel 3.00 to 3.50. Cabbages steady Long Island white per barrel 0.75 to 1.25. Butter firm with 22,698 receipts. Churnery firsts 88 to 91 scales. Eggs irregular receipts 27,577. Fresh gathered extras 0.25 to 0.26. Firsts 0.24 to 0.25. Ones 0.22 12 to 0.27 2.
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Maryland
Virginia
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Coal Production at 1925 Level Despite Bituminous Strike
The article notes coal production remains at 1925 levels despite a bituminous strike. It cites a shift to nonunion mines driving higher output, reducing national consumption shortages and public interest in the dispute. A chart is referenced showing past and present mine activity.
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Aettike
Leary
Stock Transactions During Strike Slash Soft Coal Output
After the strike began soft coal production tracked customer demand and remained near 1925 activity levels, with output slightly below 1626 figures. Dealers hold high surplus stock from pre strike volumes, and non union mines could raise output significantly if needed, according to reports.
Bank and Insurance Stock Quotations From Bankers Calendar
Bankers Calendar presents bank and insurance stock quotations with compact figures and prices. Lists include major banks and insurance firms, highlighting gains and losses for the trading day.
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Bank and Insurance
Oil liens suffer five point drop in curb trading
In New York on July 21, Phillips Petroleum bonds fell after dissolution of the offering syndicate, trading from 99 1 4 to 95 6 8. Oil stocks held up, with limited active issues, while upbeat lists saw gains in Aluminum Company of America and others. New Haven preferred weakened slightly after gains. Mohawk Valley set a new high in public utilities.
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Oklahoma
Pen High
Aluminum Company
Amerea Americah
Hellman Newmont Mining Sanitary Grocery
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New Haven
Ford
Canada
American Rolling Mills
Ieallein
Higl
Mohawk Valley
Money and treasury figures from New York and Washington
Money market reports show call money at four percent high with a 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 bid range. The daily treasurer statement lists the general fund balance at 171.96 billion dollars with miscellaneous balances and mercantile paper noted.
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Washington
US Treasur
Buying of High Grade Liens Improves Bond Market Trend
New York July 21. Easy money conditions today encouraged buying of high grade bonds but volume remained limited. Upward moves in convertible and speculative issues were cheered by realiz ing and shifting interest. Government and blue chip issues showed firm prices with activity noted in several rail and utility stocks as investors awaited the Detroit International Bridge public offering tomorrow.
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Associates Press
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International Telephone & 12
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United States
Liberty Bonds ed Press Closing Liberties Summary
A fragmented OCR segment lists Liberty Bond prices and treasury figures across multiple issues. It shows variably coded rows with terms like Liberty First Fourth Second Third and Treasury, including numeric values such as 16 100 37 and 66 10031. The readable facts point to bond listings without a cohesive narrative.
Cotton futures steady and payroll change announced
Cotton futures closed steady with July at 1806 and October around 1846 to 1847, with December near 1873 to 1876 as of January. In New Britain, Landers Fiary and Clark will pay 3300 employees by check instead of cash starting next Tuesday to prevent payroll theft on the street.
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Associated Press
New Britain
Landers Fiary and Clark
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