Market rallies on merger hopes lift stocks in thin session
U S Steel led gains as the market broke from a narrow range amid merger rumors and anticipated steel capacity runs. Bethlehem, Superior and Vanadium steels rose, while Fox Enterprises jumped on unconfirmed plans for a trusteeship. Call money eased as funds remained plentiful.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
New York
Bank of England
U. S. Steel Common
Bethlehem
William Fox
Fox Film
Allis Chalmers
J J. Case
International Harvester
Oliver Farm Implement
International Combustion
Underwood Elliott Fisher
Eastman Kodak
Harlem
Canadian Pacific
Norfolk and Southern
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Colorado Fuel
Republic Steel
Ludlum Steel
Childs
Loose
National
Checker Cab
Autolite
Cotton prices hold steady in Liverpool market
Cotton spot in fair demand with prices steady as of January 23. American grades lead activity with 4,500 bales on 6,000 total sales and 14,500 American rejections. Futures closed barely steady with contracts from January to October trading around 9.13 to 9.36. A curious line notes twenty five miles of spider thread would weigh eight ounces.
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Liverpool
Winter cold grips Wensboro record low
Weather readings report a temperature 20 degrees below zero at Wensboro Kentucky the coldest since 1899. The bulletin also notes related weather observations and other national news items from the AP dispatches dated January 23.
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Wensboro
Weather Bureau
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Close of Market Trading
The list shows varied broker quotes across many firms including Am Sugar, Coca Cola, DuPont, General Cigar, and Penn RR. Major names such as Bethlehem Steel, Coca Cola, Philip Morris, Pullman, and Union Pacific appear with percent changes and volumes, reflecting a broad market session without a single dominant mover.
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Tobacco
Am Tobacco
Anaconda
Armour
Atlantic
Baito
Ohio
Beth Steel
Cannon Mills
Ches
Coryelier
Coca Cola
Asdegraee Svaoess
Sacdeeckas
Gillette
Csecescensnee Log
Houston
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Liggett and
Myers Liggett and Myers B
Lorillard (Pierre
M K
Mo Pac
Cheners
Lasky Penn RR
Phillip Morris Phillips Pet
Pullman New
Radio
Reading
Sasceess
Seeeve
Cose
Covosnes
Ess
Reynolds
Schulte
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
Simmons Co
Sinclair Con Oil
St OU MF .S
Studebaker Tenn Cop
Texas Corp
Timken Bill
Bear
Union Pacific United Dig
Ale
U S
Caro Chem Ward Baking
West Eloc Western Union
Willys Overlang Woolworth
Sakeal
Ales Oe
Cotton prices ease after brief advance on Census data
Cotton opened steady with March and May futures in modest gains before selling pressure emerged. Census figures show 14,187,779 bales stored pre January 16, near last year’s level, trimming bullishness. Prices slid to 17.47 for March and 17.52 for May, with liquidations and limited southern selling, as New Orleans and Liverpool activity influenced trade. Dr Clarence Poe to speak in Wilkesboro on January 25.
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New York
Census Bureau
New Orleans
Liverese
Liverpool
P.C
Poe
North Wilkesboro
Clarence Poe
Raleigh
State Grange
Wilkes County
Harry B. Caldwell
Gran
Conference Navy Policy Quiet as Nations Seek Reductions
Secretary of State signals no statement on U S naval needs saying reductions depend on world conditions. Prime Minister MacDonald calls session friendly and notes organization completed with Sir Maurice Hankey as secretary general. New Orleans cotton opens irregular with census bullish on Jan 16 totals. futures ease from intraday highs after mild rally.
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United States
America
MacDonald
Maurice Hankey
North CarolinaIndustrialists Testify On Freight Rates
In Raleigh on January 23, witnesses from North Carolina industry told Examiner Archer of the Interstate Commerce Commission there is no discrimination against the state in freight rates compared with Virginia and other territories. Additional testimony from cotton mills, iron and steel works, machinery makers, stove manufacturers, underwear producers, coil manufacturers, leather industry, and statistics from the corporation commission were presented as hearings continued toward Saturday.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Archer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia
Herman Cone
Greensboro
Thackston Richardson
Iron and Steel Works
Co. W. Bauserman
Winston- Salem
Carl R
Asheville
J. W. Roberts
the Corporation Commission
Outing Gowns and Flat Sheets Described in Catalog Text
Catalog notes describe ladies outing gowns cut full and made of flannel with good quality. Also listed are 81 by 90 seamless bleached sheets sold in a package or unit.
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W. M. McNulty
McNulty
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Matthews
Moore
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Eware
S. J
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New Jersey
James K. Shields
State Anti-Saloon League
Arthur F. Foran
Port of
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Charles Ellis Goodin
Adelphia
Ceca Drobnjak
Jugoslavia
Bar — Jugoslavia
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Amer Inv
Continental Oil Penn Road Corp
Adams Millis Com
Lou Macho
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N. H. Silver
Eaird
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