Railroads Lead Advance as Prices Rise on Money Movements
Broadly higher stock market as call money falls to 6 percent and Anglo French loan payments plus government withdrawals draw funds. Reading, New York Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Northern Pacific, Southern Pacific, and Southern Railway push gains with Reading hitting a new top near 101. Texas & Pacific weak amid reorganizational concerns and heavy assessments. London exchange slips on miners strike fears. bonds contribute to the upward trend with Reading showing notable gains.
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New Fore
Reading
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Reading Company
Texas & Pacifg
Welch
Huenes
Yous Central
Aichigon
London
Arts
Léporty
Neas
Une International
Panama Canal Spurs Ocean Freight for Ore Trade
The Bethlehem Steel firm options twenty million Marine trust certificates as the Panama Canal enables cheaper ore shipments from Chile and Cuba. Charles M Schwab aims to secure ore for steel and marine needs, with a gravity railroad plan to move ore to ships. The 155000 gross tonnage fleet funded by the issue underscores confidence in US industry postwar.
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Holland
New York
Panama Canal
Nsethlehem Steel Company
Ime
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Bethlehem Company
Panama
United States
Charles M. Schwab
Mr. Schwab
Cubs
Hetichem
Cuba
Chili
Syarrows
Pott and
Steelton
Bethlehem
London
Gusgenheims
Calli Copper
Mm Schwab
Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Nat Treventy
Belehem
Chil
Lake Superior
Schwab
Cold Weather Stirs Bid to Boost Business in War-Tense Markets
New York reports warn that relentless cold is needed to revive commerce as buyers shrink from retail to wholesale. With prices uncertain, distributors and manufacturers face a deadlock across iron, steel, coal, and related trades, forcing shift toward seasonal demand as the only remedy.
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New York
Ocu Street
Iron and Steel
Indeck
Brad
Coffee futures slide as supplies prompt lower market
In New York on October 15 buyers faced renewed liquidation and a drop to day’s low prices. Trading closed with October at 6.00, December 6.20, January 6.49, March 6.95, May 7.24, July 7.85, September 7.73 and spot coffee irregular.
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New York
Brad
Lhat
Cotton futures slide as bears gain ground at New York
In New York today December cotton fell to 19.90 and March to 19.09 amid profit taking. After brief rallies, December closed near 20.00 as the market eased. Fall River print cloth sales were light at 1,000 pieces. Exports reached 24,979 bales, port receipts 22,603, U.S. port stocks 940,478.
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New York
Fall River
U. S
Dry goods trade dominates New York market note
New York Oct 13 reports steady demand for cotton goods with a tilt toward lower prices. Traders cited reduced activity in some lines with fewer buyers and weaker demand for ribbons and broader textiles.
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New York
Bond closing prices and gold rent notice
Liberty Bours New York reports closing prices for Tabercut bonds and various First Second and Fourth 4s with values listed. A gold rent notice follows, noting 08% rent valued at a specified price on a dated shipment in New York.
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New York
iSs
Victory
International bankers sign Chinese agreement in New York
The final consortium agreement among banking groups from Great Britain Japan and China was signed in New York. Thomas W Lamont of J P Morgan chaired the meeting at the Chamber of Commerce of New York state with the session described as the conclave of the American consortium now duly concluded.
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New York
Great Britain
Japan
Nancal
Iaid
Chua
Chamber of Commerce
New York State
Thomas W.lamont
J. P. Morgan and Company
New York markets show steady butter and grain prices
Butter remains steady with receipts at 267 tubs and creamery products higher near 60 1 2. Irregular whey and packing stock noted. potatoes steady around 4.00 50. Cabbages and Jersey sugar markets soften. refined sugar holds at a steady level. Wheat and corn mixed with No. 2 red around 2.49 spot and corn near 1.19 1 2. No. 1 white rice steady. cotton futures unchanged amid cautious trade.
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O State Ponn
Jersey
Long Island
Middle West
Colton Reed
Rlicks
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Sm & Ref Oie
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Am Sug Refe Co
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TEU Lis West Ag
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Wilson & Co
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Colony
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Private Bankers
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State St
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Conn
Bridgeport Hydraulic CO
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Hincks Bros. & Co
Newpork Stock Exchange Investment Bankers
Bridgeport, Conn
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CH National Bank Trust
T. L. Watson & CO
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Guaranty & Trust
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John P. Keogh
Ponsoligates Stock Exchange
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