End of General Strike Fails to Lift Market Curb
New York May 13 AP The main trend of prices in today's card market was downward though trading remained restricted and losses were small. The market showed no response to the British strike settlement as operators waited for domestic business developments to break out of a narrow trading range. Oils moved within narrow limits amid mixed signals from earnings and demand, while production concerns offset bullish indicators. Motors fell further with Brill A and B and Rickenbacker hitting new lows, Fort Motors of Canada driven down on thin sales. Utilities drifted lower in active trading as American Gas and Electric and United Electric edged down amidst ongoing pullbacks.
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New York
Whitch
New Panhandle
Motors
Brill A
Brill A and B, and Rickenbacker
Fort Motors
Canada
Treasury balance report from Washington dated May 13
The daily statement of the U S Treasury lists a balance of 316 353 996 83 dollars.
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Washington
Daily Statement of
The
U. S. Treasury
Strong Bond Demand Pushes Prices to Year High
New York May 13 strong demand for bonds lifted market averages to their highest level of the year. $50 million in new public utility issues drew prompt subscriptions with high grade rails and utilities leading gains. European weakness amid Polish turmoil and Italian currency slump limited gains, while New England Telephone issues offered at 4.5 percent yielded strongly, oversubscribed and priced above sale. Several rail and utility bonds showed firm to higher prices with notable movers including Skelly and Pan-American.
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New York
New England
Lena
Queens
Sinclair 46
Skelly
Pan-American
Atchison General
New York Central
Terre Haute
Erie General
Missouri Pacific General
Seaboard
Nash Motors Bear Raid Fails to Crack Stock Below Fifty-Two
In New York on May 13, speculative activity focused on Nash Motors as bear traders failed to push the stock below 52. Transactions totaled 191,600 shares with over 50,000 offered then absorbed at 62, the price later rallying to 56 1/2 and closing at 54 for a 1 1/2 point gain. General Electric and other motors showed selling pressure while General Motors fell to 128 1/2 after news of an extra cash dividend and a planned exchange offer for Fisher Body.
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General Motors
New York
Nash Motors
Jess
General Electric
Fisher Body
Jordan
Chandler
Cleveland
Fisher Hedy
Paige
Detroit
Lst
Carl Gray
Union Pacific
Trafic
Panhandle
Ofl
Union Oil of
California
Lago Ol
Ineik
Lori Pierrey Co
Bates High
Ajax
BO Malison Co
Eleo
Alia Chalmers Ma OB
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Rey Agri Chen
Murland
Metro Goldwyn
Naga
Middle States
Am International Corp
En Brance
King Ae
Ats
Ons
Montggm Ward
UC Moon
Ney
Murray Gody Corp
Enam
Nevada
Central Aey
Atchison
Hing Falla Pow P
Bay
Norfolk Southern
Austin Niches Co
Norfolk
Austin Nichols
Barnet Leather
Oppenheim Collins
Darnaball Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Beth Steel
Booth Fisheries
Driggs Miz Co
Paiul Motor
Brooklyn Edison
Patgo Det
Helyn Manh ‘Prana
Pan Am Petroleum
Ua Uy
Burroughs
Peoples Gas
Rg Ria
Pere Marquette
Dts Ray
Pinata Ca . Bom
Song
Iy Nile
Ir . Nam
Byers Cata Sy
Prila Morrly Co
Phillips Petroleum
Cal Petroleum Bly
Callahan Zinc
Arrow P
Bas
Bryery
Canatien
Pierce Petroleum
Pittaburg Coat
Central Teather Boy
Pitsburg
Central Teather Pit
Pitts Util
Cerro de Pasco
Pits
Util
St Paul
St Petra
Radio Corp
Radio Corp P
Ray Connor Cop
Reid
Remington Typper Ag
Chile
Chicsie Brown Co
Chrysler Corp
Reynolds
Coca Cola Chrysler Corp P
Rorain Inaur Coan Sa
Colorado
Royal
Col Bo
Columbia Gan
Simmonn_'o
Simms
IRA Skelly
ARS
Sothern Pac
Cudahy Packing
Davison Chemical mi BI
del Lack Wentern
Studebaker Co
Eastman
Symington
Texas
Teleantogeagh
Thompann Co
Erie
Tidewater
Fureka
Tabacro
Thaken
Farbanks Morse
Federn
Flalechmann
United United Clg
Uher
Foundation Co
United Drug
United Dy
Genech Motors
Gidden Co
Y A Steel Co
U Steel
Gandrich
Houston
Weber Heilhe
Jon Western Marvid
Uyano
Anil
Oia
Jordon Motors
Kenney
Kenott
Liberty Bonds Market Summary May 13 New York
Liberty bonds quotations list on May 13 in New York show Liberty 3 1-25 at 100.28 with First 4 ids at 102.24, Second 4 1-48 at 100.28, Third 4 1-45 at 101.12, Fourth 4 1-45 at 103.8, L 8 Treasury 8 3-45 at 101.14, U.S. Treasury 48 at 104.22, U.S. Treasury 4 2-45 at 108.16.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Treasury
U. S. Treasury
U.S. Treasury
New York Produce Prices May Thirteen
NY May 13 AP Butter firm receipts 11,922. Creamery higher than extras 42 to 42 1-2. Eggs firm receipts 40,602 Fresh gathered extra firsts 82 1-2 to 33 storage packed 33 1-2 to 44. Potatoes dull Maine bulk 150 lbs 6.00 to 6.25 Florida double headed Darrel No 1 10.00 to 10.60. Cabbages dull. South Carolina White 1 1-2 bushel hamper 1.00 to 1.26 Florida prices quoted.
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New York
Maine
Florida
South Carolina
Worldwide wheat market stirs on sparse harvest forecast
Chicago May 18 AP reports wheat prices edged lower after early declines as foreign interest in new crop wheat picked up. Argentine exports to Europe fell short of estimates while world shipments remain tight. Forecasts say Missouri's harvest this season will be the smallest since 1859 at about 14 million bushels. Corn and oats futures moved mixed with small gains and losses.
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Pacific Ot
Standard Oil Company of California
Pacific Company
Allied Chemical
Baldwin
Dupont
International Cement and Radio Corporation
Gotham
Silk Hoostery
Kelcey Wheel
Elzn
Chicago
Europe
Nash Motors Stock Bear Raid Ends In Rally
On May 18 in New York Nash Motors common stock rallied after bears failed to push below 52.00 as Nash Banking and manufacturing interests absorbed offers. About 200000 shares changed hands, worth over 10 million dollars, with bears reportedly losing 100000 to 200000 dollars plus commissions while some traders had to cover at higher prices.
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New York
Widdera
New York Stock Exchange
Nash Motors Company
Nash
Keara
Bears
Asl
Wall Street
Foreign exchange rates reported by New York institution
The New York market reports irregular foreign exchange quotes on May 13. Cables and bank bills list demand and cable rates for Britain France Belgium Germany Holland Denmark land Greece Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia Austria Roumania Portugal with various fractional quotations in cents and percentages.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Ately
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Denmark
Land
Greece
Czechoslavia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Roumania
Portugal
Metal Market Update From New York Trade
Metal market notes from New York on May 18 show copper steady at 147 to 148 in spot and futures, tin easing with spot around 63.50 and futures 59.60, lead firmer at 7.76 to 7.87, zinc steady, antimony at spot 12.2, and various Northern and Southern alloys priced between 21.6 and 23.00 per unit.
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New York
East St. Louis
Cotton futures close barely steady in quiet NY market
Cotton prices in New York on May 13 show spot middling at 18.35 with futures ending barely steady. Subrates at 18.35. October 17.41 to 17.48. December 17.50. January 17.44. March 17.55.
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New York
Regional Breakdown of 1925 Electric Power Output
The chart shows 1925 electric power output by region with Middle Atlantic leading in percentage, followed by the North Central and Pacific Coast. Mountain and West South Central have the smallest shares. New England’s water power is noted as an important source. Electricity production is a key index of industrial activity, with March 1920 figures showing strong gains in transportation, textile, and metal sectors.
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Middle Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Gronups
New England
Ati Il la
Electrical World
Mareh
Stock prices rise on steel demand in Pittsburgh region
More inquiries for bil iety and slats, running in rate of 1,000 to 6,000 tons, are reported from the Pittsburgh district, coming from strip steel manufacturers as well as alloy steel and tool steel makers at nearby points.
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Pittsburgh
Pointa
Imports Edge Out Exports In Early 1926 Trade
Commerce data show April 1926 nearly balanced with exports at 388 million and imports at 398 million. The four month deficit reached about 136 million, while fiscal year totals averaged a 250 million export lead on May 1. Gal exports and diver exports figures noted with varying margins.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
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Connecticut
San Juan
Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank
Flist Carolinas Joint Stock Land Bank 5S
Harris, Forbes & Co
Pine St
William Kew
York
First Mortgage Investments
City National Bank of Bridgeport
Bacon Wakeman & Son., Inc
Unquowa Road
Fairfield
Barnum
Coral Gable Properties
Miami Sales Coo
First National Bank Bldg
N.Y
Metal Market
U.S
Amynicae
Psioceunrts
Boston
Mob
Fidelity Loan Corp
Jobahoe Bar
Easay
State OF Conn
United Loan Corp
Fairfield Ave
Corner Water St
the Colonial Bond and Mortgage Company
Chapel Street
New Haven
Colony
Bank Commerce
North End Bank & Trust Co
Bridgeport, Conn
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