Markets Show Sixteenth Week Of Sustained Stock Advance
The Tribune notes a 27 point rise in industrial stocks and a 9 point gain in railroad shares over the sixteenth consecutive week of gains. It highlights record high industrial averages, a 28 point spread over rails, and oversubscribed Victory Loan subscriptions with $700 million rejected. It analyzes loan totals rising to $1 billion and discusses margins, rediscount rates, and the flow of investment into stock exchange loans.
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Market Barometers Rail usher All stocks in latest week
Market barometers show stock totals for the prior week with 943,600 in one category and 5,268,600 in another, plus 6,810,200 for a week figure. Bond and rail data list U.S. government and railroad holdings, with total all bonds at 1,960,053,060 and 880,865,000 in a separate tally.
Stock and Bond Averages From Last Week and Year
Stock and bond averages show week to week shifts across Railroads Industrials Stocks and Bonds with figures for high low and closing values. Comparisons include same week last year and year to date totals across Railroads Industrials Utilities and Bonds.
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City Bank Urges Credit Contraction After War Speculation
The National City Bank circular urges bankers to curb speculation and halt abnormal credit expansion tied to government war securities. It warns that circulating credit is inflationary and should be removed from peace financing, while urging debt reduction and caution against relying on easy credit for a postwar upswing.
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National City Bank
Market Opinion and Oil Stocks Amid Rising Prices
The Odd Lot Review notes strong public buying and asks who supplies the goods while margins stay high. Posner & Co sees the market as buoyant due to a richer country and better corporate health, with equities advancing. Wollman & Co predicts earnings and price gains amid tax relief, and highlights speculative appeal in Union Oil Company of California with improved production and substantial assets and earning power.
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Orion OU Company
California
Mexico
Evada Petroleum
Union Oil Company
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Tle
Stoe
Wrenn Bros. & Co
Week Transactions on the New York Stock Exchange
Last week's NYSE stock transactions are summarized with price ranges and comparisons to 1918 and 1919. The data notes high and low prices based on blocks of 190 shares or more and uses dollars per share for all quotations. The annual dead rate per share reflects the last regular declaration. continuation appears on the next page.
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New York Stock Exchange
Policy tools debated to curb Stock Exchange lending
The article notes proposals to cut heavy indebtedness by Federal Reserve banks, citing an average borrowing rate of about 4 percent. Advocates favor restricting total Stock Exchange loans by the money committee, while others push raising the Federal Reserve Bank rediscount rate to discourage borrowing.
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Money Transmission via American Relief Aid to Central Europe
Elgar Rickard explains the collaboration between the United States and Central European liberated nations under the American Relief Administration. Money orders are sent through American banks and paid in local currency on arrival, with no requirement to purchase food. Foreigners deposit dollars, banks hand funds to the ARA, which ensures currency payment to recipients. No food purchases are compulsory or required.
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American Reef Administration
Conference on Wheat Price and Farm Support Policy
A conference on June 10 at the Chamber of Commerce discusses policies to make the 1919 crop guarantee effective for producers and reflect costs to consumers via wheat products. Julius H. Barres, US Wheat Director, presents draft agreements between the Food Administration and bakers, dealers, flour jobbers and millers to guide negotiations. The meeting aims to address any government resale price reductions and related industrial loans and investments.
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