Stock prices slide after early strength on exchange
New York reports a drop in stock prices after an opening surge as higher federal reserve rates loom. Oil shares fall on antitrust curtailment doubts, while steel issues show resilience on upbeat national reviews. Credit and money markets tighten with call money at 10 percent and record high member loans.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Wall Street
Washington
Stock Exchange
American Petroleum Institute
Reeser
Institute
Houston
Standard Oils
California
New Jersey
Mexican Seaboard
Texas Co. Skelly
Richfield
Pan American B. Marland
Prairie
Standard Oil
Atlantic Refining
Steels
Grace
Bethlehem
Ironage
Express
Adams
Wall Street Stocks Shift As Markets Rally Then Narrow
New York stocks showed wide swings with US Steel scaled back gains after early strength as American Express zigzagged with a 24 percent rise then fall. Industrial shares and rails moved in and out of favor while trading drifted dull toward late afternoon amid regional tensions near Hankow China.
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American Express
Wright Aeronautical
International Telephone
A. M. Byers
Greene Cananea Copper
Canadian Pacific
Anaconda
Montgomery-Ward
Merseles Holdigs
Midland Steel Products
Baldwin
Curtiss
Bethlehem Steel
Nationalist Troops Advance Toward Hankow in China
Hankow area report says Nationalist troops of the Nanking government have advanced to within 35 miles of Hankow. Casualties and specific movements not disclosed in the dispatch.
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Hankow
China
Nanking
Alleged Day Violators Re-Elected In Leadville
Mayor R J McDonald and Alderman William E Lapin, both facing trial in federal court on conspiracy to violate prohibition laws, were re elected to their posts in Leadville Ohio election yesterday.
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Leadville
R. J. McDonald
William E. Lapin
De Berry Known for Left Field Hitting with Brooklyn
Brooklyn catcher Hank Deberry is said to consistently hit to left field, with players noting his limited hits to other fields. The remark highlights his leftward power as a defining trait in the lineup.
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Hank Deberry
Brooklyn
Cotton markets show early declines amid liquidation and weather cues
New York and New Orleans cotton futures opened lower under liquidation and selling, with May and October contracts easing before covering bids. Traders eyed a bullish boll weevil report while Liverpool sentiment remained weak and bids absorbed later losses. Potatoes in Chicago sold slowly on light receipts and steady overall, with white stock weaker on Ohio and Wisconsin routes.
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New York
Wall Street
Liverpool
Chicago
United States
Ohio
Wisconsin
Texas
Bliss
Florida
Carriers to be Guests of Show at English Street Grounds
The Enterprise carrier boys will attend as guests of the B and B shows and the American Legion sponsors. Newsies meet at 6 30 at the Enterprise office and ride with the B and B band to the grounds. Kids receive free rides on five devices and free admission to six shows.
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Enterprise Carrier Boys
American Legion
Tree Top
English Street
Een
Newsies
Enterprise Office
Havana Promoter Bets Havana Becomes Boxing Center
Harlem promoter Jess McMahon says Havana’s Suggs-Chocolate bout drew 12 000 and will seed monthly cards featuring fighters like Tony Ascencio Rufino Alvarez Al Siinger and Paulino Uzendun with potential to host two monthly events and international matches.
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Havana
Jess MacMahon
Harlem
MacMahon
Tony Ascensio
Rufino Alvarez
al Siinger
Paulino Uzendun
Canada Grain Fields Gain With Shorter Rail Route
The Hudson's Bay railway project will cut travel from western Canadian grain fields to Europe. Saskatoon to Liverpool drops from 4 878 miles to 3 783 via Churchill, Edmonton to Liverpool 5 224 miles, or 4 182 miles to Churchill. Lower costs and faster delivery boost Canadian wheat farmers in world markets.
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Winnipeg
Hudson's Bay Railway
Canada
Europe
Saskatoon
Liverpool
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Churchill
Edmonton
Monarch Mills At Union Idle Today
Monarch mills in Union South Carolina are idle this morning as a strike by weavers triggers a general walkout of all employees. The Monarch mills have 1801 rooms and Ottaway mills, about a third as many, are also idle.
Market Report: Eggs Butter and Cheese Prices Revised
New York market notes show eggs unsettled with receipts 39 600 and fresh gathered extra firsts 27 to 28 percent. Butter unsettled with receipts 17 884. creamery products range from 88 to 92 scores. Cheese steady with receipts 76 493.
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New York
Rosenfield Poised for Utility Role with Brooklyn Club
Max Rosenfield, formerly an outfielder, may be carried as utility man this season for the Brooklyn club. He played second and first base in college, indicating versatility beyond his college positions. A London fog blends smoke and water but holds less condensed water than fog near the city.
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Rosenfield
Max Rosenfield
Brooklyn
London
Fox speed comparison in miles per hour
An estimate places the average fox speed at about 26 mph faster than a coyote but slower than a jackrabbit. The comparison highlights relative speeds among these North American mammals.
U S Elevation Figures: Average and Range
The mean altitude of the United States is about 2506 feet above sea level. Elevation ranges from a high of 14 501 feet to a low of 276 feet.
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United States
Stock Market and Industry Updates
Pillsbury Flour mills stockholders approve capital increase to 1,000,000 shares. Borden Condensed declares regular quarterly dividend of 1.50 payable June 1. Heavy melting steel scrap advances 50 cents per ton in Youngstown district. Chicago steel scrap rises to 16.50. Great Lakes coal traffic opens. U S auto production hits March monthly high of 35,600 cars, up 15 percent from February. Brokers loans rise by 125,911,491. Domestic crude production December 26,350 barrels weekly ending March 380 to 2,627,250. Governor Roosevelt signs Williams bill enabling more bank and trust directors. Industrials average 393.49. Rails average 149.26 up .74. JNO F CLARK & CO.
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Adams-Mills
Oat Allied Chem and Dye
Ludlum Steel Eee
Bosch
Mack Trucks Inc . Oy
Marland Oil
Miami
Va Am Tobacco
Mo Kan
Tex Wienee
Am Steel
Montgomery Ward
Atchison
Bethlehem Steel
New York Central
Ohio
Am Corp
Chio
Nor West Alu
Otis Steel
Packard Motors
Chrysler Corp . O
Coca Cola Co
Penn Ry
Colo
Pierce-Arrow Motor Oe
Congoteum Nairn Eee
O SR Er
Congress Cigar Co
Conti Motors
Radio Corp of Am Usold
Crucible Steel
Remington Rand
del and Hudson
DuPont del Com
Tron and Steel
Klee Ll. and
P Co One
Reynolds Tob
Fleischmann Co Aoe
Tite
St Louis San Ff
Torr Tls
Sears Roebuck Eee
Freeport Texas of Re
Sinclair Oje
Southern
Goodyear Tire Cree
Gulf Mobile and
Nor
Hudson Motors O
Union Pac RR
Intl Comb Engron
United Cigar Stores
Eee Ie
Us Ind al
US Steel Corp
Tel and Tel Vick Chemical
Eee
Kelly Spire
e@ene
REM
Kennecott
Warner Bro Pic Com
Kresger 8S Com Coseseny
Borden Condensed
Youngstown
Chicago Steel
Great Lakes
United States Auto Production
Stock Exchange Brokers
Roosevelt
Wiliams
Banks and Trust Company
JNO. F. Clark & CO
Stock opinions on market outlook and weather impact
Hubbard Bros. advise against being short as new crop starts. Wade Bros. note absence of outside business but continued buying. A bearish weekly weather report could push prices lower before a rise. Pynchon cites outside buying from Vicksburg on rising Mississippi River. JO. F. Clark & Co. comment on favorable response to constructive news.
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JO. F. Clark & CO
Oil Stock Opinions Mention Prince and Whitely
Stock opinions remark on current oil prices and potential future movements. The text notes figures Prince and Whitely in relation to the market outlook, suggesting prices may require adjustment if conditions change.
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Prince and Whitely
Market commentary hints at further gains for oils and steels
The report notes that good oils may rise in price and that steel stocks like U. S. Steel and Bethlehem Steel remain highly regarded. The outlook suggests a period of mixed trading with a backing and filling movement likely to continue through the week as analysts expect two sided trading.
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E. F. Hutton
Halle & Stieglitz
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Cotton Market Report Highlights Stabilizing Prices
Liverpool daily notes American points lower than due with mid 108 against 1990 yesterday. Weather forecasts for the cotton states vary from fair in Carolina and Oklahoma to cloudy elsewhere, with favorable weekly conditions and near normal Texas planting progress. Worth Street inquiries continue but large buyers show little interest. spot sales small with no pressure to sell and supply tightening amid high weevil survival. Memphis review in Journal of Commerce confirms active spot trade though numbers stay modest in Charlotte and Spartanburg as cables ease amid better weather.
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Liverpool
Carolina
Oklahoma Fair
Worth Street
Memphis Cotton Review
Journal of Commerce
Texas
Charlotte and
Spartanburg
JO. F. Clark & CO
Chicago hog market opens lower on light direct entries
Chicago April 3 hog market opened about 15 to 25 cents lower with 14 000 head reported including 3 000 direct. Later trade showed declines of 25 to 40 cents as buyers and sellers adjusted bids and offers.
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Chicago
Market Livestock Prices Plummet Amid Narrow Demand
The report shows varied prices across cattle pigs and sheep with moisture in demand. Slaughter classes steady to weak while steers yearlings and heifers display mixed gains and declines. lambs show weak to lower indicators as buyers retreat.
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Totals in Limited Demand
Liverpool April 3. Cotton spot in limited demand with prices down. American strict good middling 11.60, good middling 1.20, strict middling 11.00, middling 10.80, strict low middling 10.55, low middling 10.25, strict good ordinary 8.85, good ordinary 9.45. Sales 5,900 bales, including 4,100 American. Receipts 11,006, American 3,800. Futures closed quiet May 10.58, July 10.60, October 10.49, December 10.47, January 10.46, March 10.46.
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Liverpool
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