Liquidation of St Paul Issues Forces Down Stocks and Bonds
A turbulent day on the New York stock market led by heavy selling in St Paul securities. U.S. Steel rallied later, Western Pacific Mills dividend news spurred buying, and grains faced a late session downturn amid profit-taking. Coffee and sugar showed weakness as markets closed with mixed gains and losses across sectors.
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St. Paul
Richard Spill
New York
Tsee
U. S. Steel
Prive Oy
Big Steel
Nothng
Alvidend
Louis
Southwestern
Rock Island
Sears
Italy
Jossea
Europe
Railroads Earnings Hold Despite Grain Income Drop
United States railroads posted higher net earnings in 1924 despite a sharp drop in grain income. The overall gross earnings fell 7.85 percent from 1923, while net earnings rose 1.04 percent to 1,424,? million. Expenses declined and the rate of return on the tentative capital valuation stood at about 435 percent, signaling efficient management and investor confidence despite weaker gross revenue.
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Commercinal
Verancia
Cranre
Mit
Englint
Far Western
Middle
New
American Sugar Reports 1924 Loss From Price Fluctuation
Karl D. Babst, president of American Sugar Refining, cites 1924 price swings for a $317,637 refining loss amid 115 price changes and a year with rising costs. He notes 1924 refined 1,162,622 tons of raw sugar and outlines income, expenses, and surplus movements.
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Babst
New York
Karl D. Babst
American Sugar Hefining Company
Great Western
Michigan
Contin Sugar Company
Railroads Report Higher Revenues for January 1926
Washington May reports a rise in net operating income across railroads for January 1926. Total operating revenues reached 65,842,090, up from 51,387,200 in January 1924, with operating expenses at 383,734,500 and net gain of 15,? million. The Interstate Commerce Commission filings show 27 coal carriers with gains, 33 in December 1924, and regional variations across the east, south, and west.
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Om Panhun Pr
Park Tilford
Penn Coal
Penn Sea
Bales
China
Philip A ‘Orris
Wa Co
South
Boty
Phillips Pet
Alaska
Plarce Arrow
Alls Chalmers
Bosch
Crue Steel
Rte
Iss
Cuba
Punta al
Cuban 4 Bug RL By 31% Pure Oil . By 2, 29 An Inter ‘Or At Ve By Oh Maban
Amadlo Corp
FE Ode Ag
Chemaie Ag
Deers Co
Iss Mo Mels
Ami
Doug Petin
BAER
Roy Spring
East Kod
Rossia Ins Co
Easton Axle
Royal Dutch
Sumat
Endi Johnson
Sax Fr . Tita
Bad Erie
St T South
St J. Couth
BOD Sayars Amns
Fisher Boay Ae
Shell UN OL Sg
Fisk
Bimmons Co
Ana
Gulf-W
Glidden Co
Studebake
Aaron Bald
Symington
Bern
Beth St
Hanna Co
Alan
Trans Oil
Union
Cal
Burns Bros Ag
Central Paz Iagon Union Pac
Burns Bros
ROC Tatoe Ind
OU Gas
ROC Varian Motor Io
United AU
Stan Fees
Hh Indian
Ua Cig
Ali
United Drive
United Rap
Butterick
Inter
Cra
Fo& Rin
Ue Tak Sec Corp Fly
Jewell Janes
Saymadi
Corp At A Sui Cerra de Pax
Jordan
Aly Lay
Gt West
Lee
Weber Heil
MSU
Lehigh Val
Mary
I. Loko Tarillard
ST Lows
Olst
Aig
Henle
Mallingen
Anon Wilson
Wilson
Sliy
Wright Aero
Asp Sa Ea
Wrigley Jr
Young
Marlin Rock I
Martin Parrs
Mar Parry
rBakert
Norf South
Norf West
North Amer
Otis Steel
Packard Motor
Packard
Washington
Faes One
Bureau of Railway Economics
Interstate’ Commmerce Commission
X Penses
Joss
Trecember
Cvatera
Ag Southern
Aimrichs
Conservative Investment Bonds municipal rail public utility industrial bonds
Hemphill Noyes Co at 124 John Street Bridgeport lists investment bonds with yields ranging from 4.85 to 7.00 percent across sectors including municipal railroad public utility and industrial. Contact info includes Barnum 608 and a New York Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh network.
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Hemphill, Noyes & Co
New York Stock Exchange
John Street
Bridgeport
Barnum
New Yorkiiladelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Liberty Bonds: U S Treasury notes and bonds overview
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to Liberty bonds and Treasury issues with scattered figures. Mentions of Liberty 4548 Taberty fa 48 Liberts 445 and Treasury 48 to8 4115 appear as garbled symbols and numbers without complete context or clear dates or institutions.
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Sects Biasiberty Ist
Taberty
Liberts
Talberts
Liberty Od
Liberte
Treasury
Hoover Predicts Trade Stability This Summer
Secretary Hoover predicts improved business conditions and stability ahead, noting that while a boom is unlikely, a steadier economy is probable. He cites signs of gradual improvement in industry and markets, with cautious optimism about forthcoming trade dynamics.
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Hoover
Walmington
Realty Records show mixed deeds and property trades
Real estate deeds listed include Roge Nadion to John Vere on Lenox Avenue and Manuel Hinger to Owen Harrington on Barnum Avenue. Several mortgages and quitclaim deeds reference Logan Street Fourth Street Hallam Street Lafayette Street and Barnum Avenue with varied sums including 3600 and 1390.
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Roge Nadion
John Vere
Quitlaine
Magdale Vareh Seals
Tengen Avenia Siza Net
Fivan
Verran Neary Realty
Logan Street
John A Pestzl
Mary Fo
Fourth Street
Nyves Cagren
City Lpa Corporation Reat Y
Hallam Street
Hosta Mesigar
Rebecos Dulberger
Tafayette Atree
Odo Owen Harrington
Samuel Singer
Barnum Avenue
Money, Rates Climb as Banks Offer Loans at Higher Yields
Fragmented OCR text shows money market terms with loan terms and rates. Mentions standard 4 1/4 to 4 1/2 percent, collateral constraints, 19-30 day periods, and prime commercial paper quotes. Indicates easing access to loans and updated money market figures.
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NIM York
Cheng Bt
Metal market report from New York March 11
Market notes show tin steady at 3.62 and lead quiet at 9.99 with no price changes. Electroty{! futures quoted, iron steady near 17.30 in St Louis. Antimony spot prices range 16.00 to 16.50.
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New York
St. Louis
Liquidation of St Paul bonds depresses prices
Abrupt liquidation in St Paul bonds amid Wall Street fears of measures to settle financial strains. Losses across active issues trim more than 3,400,000 in market value as four percent bonds slump to about 95. Despite rumors of drastic steps, traders await actions by the company and lenders. New issues include Pittsburgh Cincinnati as well as Electric Power bonds offered at discounted yields.
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Yori
Bastic
Paul
Wall Streets
SelLog Wessy
Vuelir Lu
Aluvig
Wal Street
St. Paw
St. Paul
Seaboard
Katy
Chicago
Alien
Nes
Jnc
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Whitage and St. Tenis
Kuhn, Losb and Company
Pennsylvania
United Sates
Compar
Tomorros
Electric Power Corporation
Goodyear Xubber Abandons Plan To Finance Firm Ails
The board of directors of Goodyear Xubber today decided to abandon the proposed plan for financing the firm. They cited inability to secure consensus among all parties and the need to protect current shareholders. The action halts a scheme to pay dividends via preferred stock before common stock terms.
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Goodyear
AILS
Guis
Mary Tie
Demis
Geudyea
Waa
Guden
Die Ie Iyohailure
Goodsear
SMALL STOCKHOLDERS FAVORED IN BUS CASE
A judge ruled against the dismissal of a receivership application filed for Central Bus corp by Jacob B. Massouth John Hubbard and Clarence Halt. The court overruled the demurrer and set a merit hearing on the allegations in Superior Court.
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Wilt Orly
Central Bus Corporation
Superior Court
Jonn W. Banks
Jacob BH. Vmassouth
John Vod. Hubbard
Clarence Halt
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Wathington
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Beneficial Loan Society
Liberty
Anid
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
R. Bull & CO
Hest National
Bridgeport, Comm
Pringpal
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Noble
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