Prices Rule Easy In Quiet Trading On Curb Exchange
Prices ruled easier on the curb market as trading was in smaller volume and under pressure from profit taking. Standard Oil of Indiana fell back fraction while Standard Oil of New Jersey attracted attention on reports of favorable developments and improved earnings. Industials and mining shares showed mixed movement with profit taking cited in several issues.
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Standard
Indiana
Fiasdard
Wiack
Menizan
Silk Association Blasts Equuipan Tariff Propaganda
The Silk Association of America criticized Equuipan tariff propaganda as misleading to the silk industry. Officials say the campaign misrepresents costs and market impact, urging clarity and balanced policy discussion among textile firms and lawmakers.
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Silk Association of America
Historic Stock Exchange Transactions Highlight Market Movements
Following the closing, stock exchange transactions show mixed activity with notable gains in selected issues and declines in others. Analysts cite trading volatility and sector rotation as contributing factors to the day’s broad yet uneven performance, with several key names ending higher amid cautious investor sentiment.
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Op Bay
Ts & Lan
Levis Ros & Riin
Meniras
Unclear OCR Fragment Listing Various Names and Items
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous names, places, and items with no coherent events. It mentions people such as Herbert and Jos Gutman and references dates like January, plus numerous unrelated nouns and phrases. The readable content is too garbled to extract a clear news item or focal action.
Fragmented OCR World War II Era Merchant Listings
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous names, places, and organizations across cities like Indianapolis and Fort Wayne. The text mentions ships, furniture, retailers, and varied professions scattered with partial addresses and terms, resembling a crowded period newspaper classifieds or feature page.
Receivers Named in Bankrupt Estate Proceedings
In the U S District Court docket of bankruptcies, receivers were appointed for several firms. George Gelber was named with a bond of $2,000. Werner Reber and related entities appeared with a bond totaling $2,066. Additional bonds and listed creditors followed for numerous businesses including Lafayente and others, with schedules detailing assets and claims.
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Lia Blilliee
Gfuidman
Lin Et Mabilisien
Aenete
Cletriet Court Sere Snr
George, Gelber
Arent
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Price Uncertainty Drives Textile Market Yet Holds Some Gains
Textile leaders weigh how far price advances will go as woolen and worsted prices rise, with some manufacturers announcing $2 increases on goods while others resist. Raw silk costs keep finished goods high, yet many items sell at old prices or only small increases, amid cautious buying and tariff lobbying debates in the industry.
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Iran
Commercial Credit and Paper Discount Rates Shifts
The report notes little change in commercial money supply and modest demand for new finance talent. Small amounts of new commercial paper enter the market while prime paper discounts hover around four percent, with larger discounts for other papers. The American Acceptance Council sets bankers acceptance rates for purchase by Federal Reserve banks across thirty to ninety day maturities, with various percentages and terms.
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Funde
Cial
Beat Prime
Abe
American Acceptense Council
Federal Reserve Banks
Russian Fur Shipment Boosts New York Trade
A large Russian fur shipment was reportedly purchased for between 100000 and 160000 by a New York firm linked to Alert Herektrus & Fen, destined to arrive in New York within two months. The lot, valued at about 1 million, was handled by the Chita government after the Siswet Interspeda, with the Fitingon-Sehld Company noted in the deal. Prices were contested, with higher offers rumored but rejected.
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New York
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Rand
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Chita
Siswet Interspeda
Hed Bron
Fitingon-Sehld
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Bet
Poor Wash Goods Season Brings Mixed Outlook for Trade
The fragmentary OCR suggests textile trade notes with delays and some expected improvements. It mentions delays until July for convurtirs and references ongoing activity, but the meaning is unclear. Names and exact actions are obscured by errors.
Callahan Capital Move After Stockholders Meeting
Callahan Zing Lead Company shareholders voted to increase capital, per president John Hote, setting a special stockholders meeting for July 2 to approve the funding plan. The new financing targets admission for acquisition and property development plans.
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Callahan Capital
Callahan Zing-Lead
John Hote
Dent
Armen
Rees
Pew Properties
Trade Quickening Expected in Coming Months by Bank
Merchants National Bank of Providence reports signs of a trade upswing in the next three months. The bank cites reduced merchandise stocks and cautious optimism among merchants about profits, inflation risks, and expenses as they resume operations in the textile heart of New England.
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Aly
Textil Diatrict
New England
France Gains With U S in First Quarter Trade
France reports a 780 million franc trade surplus with the United States for the first quarter, offset by 380 million francs of exports to the US. Total foreign trade shows a modest surplus in France’s favor, the first since 1904, amid shifts in imports and a dip in South American trade.
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United States
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Germany
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Reading Directors Added to Steading Company Board
New directors were elected to Steading Company at the annual meeting. Samuel M. Curne, J. G. DHT Company, William A. Law of Penn Mutual Life, and Wa A Piece of New York Central Railroad join the board, filling vacancies from Wark, Robinr, and Honey Pratt McKean and the termination of Albert H. Marts.
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Steading Company
Fila Belptia
Samuel M. Curne Pisisent
J. G. Dht
William A. Law
Penneyivenie Mutual Life Incorccre Company
New York Central Railroad
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