Prices of Stocks Lacked Uniformity Amid Heavy Volumes
Trading volume exceeded one million shares as prices across stocks showed little uniformity. Key movers included United States Steel, General Motors debentures, and several utilities while concerns over crude oil, steel demand, and dividend announcements influenced sentiment. Major peers like Republic and American Locomotive saw mixed moves as market breadth remained cautious.
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Bond Market Muttersea trading and foreign aid notes
In New York the bond market showed mixed activity with foreign demand noted for government issues. Traders reported varying prices on issues from U S Treasury to international corporates as investors weighed overseas economic signals and anticipated central bank moves.
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POREIGN EXCHANGE MARKETS AND CURRENCY DEMANDS
Foreign exchange news from New York lists Britain at 4.4914, Germany 2A, Sweden 16.40, Denmark 2, Switzerland 1, Slovakia 2, Austria 1, Romania 28.52, Brazil 10.65, Japan 74, and Montreal 1961-32 figures. The tone reflects varied international demand and fixed quotes across multiple nations.
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Coal firm closes five operations
A coal company announced the shutdown of five mines in the Pittsburgh district amid ongoing labor tensions. The action affects multiple facilities and prompted statements from the United Mine Workers union about job losses and future operations.
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Real Estate Transfers Recorded by County Clerk
Real estate transfers were recorded yesterday at the county clerk office. Names include Pollowss 40M Fouuriek Santa 5 Hanklet ana Vale A MMamriek and others, with various deeds and additions to properties in Charleston and surrounding districts for sums around one hundred dollars and related considerations.
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Commission Orders Change in Gas Rates
A commission orders a change in gas rates with a new price structure and substitutions for existing charges. The shift affects customers supplied by Weston Gas, with a notable adjustment of about £42.82 in charges and related obligations, while other details reference regulatory steps and timing.
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Weston
Court Routine Highlights in Circuit Court Records
The circuit court saw quashed cases due to insufficient evidence. A new trial request in Patroman v Johnson was refused. Chancery entries included Florence Miller v Boyce Miller and Chadli v Cablish Brothers with damages up to 25000 dollars. The Canterbury will probate and Summers exequatur were filed, with Summers posting 8000 as bond. The text notes the automobile industry uses four fifths of the upholstery leather supply in the United States.
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Bone
John H. Summers
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