Wall Street War Stocks Rally After Turbulent Day
United Motors surged with a wild session on the curb in New York trading, while United Motors shares swung from 71% to 87% and closed near 70% as traders chased the latest merger and the unnamed Durant-Willys issue. Steel led gains among war stocks with Crucible Steel and American Locomotive rising, and silver tumbled after a London price drop, with dealers citing Chinese and Shanghai activity as contributing factors.
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United Motors
Broad Street
Fnally
Trix
Ato
Durant-Willys
American Motors Corporation
Red
Talleay
Crucible Steel
Arnover
China
London
Shanghai
Tadia Haalan
Tallin
Bond and grain market report from New York
New York traders viewed bonds and grains with cautious optimism as trading on the New York Stock Exchange showed mixed activity. Government bonds and municipal issues moved within modest ranges while wheat and corn markets reflected the day’s export demand and weather notes affecting crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Adeanew
Tare Mae
Alderan
Manitoba
New York
Prices of Goods Fall Amid Slower Demand and Cautious Trade
The Dan's Review notes lower goods prices in weekly trade reviews with quieter demand. Domestic business shows a buyout slowdown, signs of a price turn, and midseason cooling. Brad Street's reports recessions from feverish activity and softer overall trade with retailers clogged by weather and cautious buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commiercial
X Lens
United States
Enat
St South
Pacific States
Brad Street
Wall Street Briefs on Currency Flows and Commodities
The week saw a bank cash gain near 3 million dollars with 905 thousand from interior movements and 1.6 million in national bank notes shipped to Washington. Gold imports from Canada totaled 14.245 million, while Sub-Treasury operations posted a 12.16 million loss. Copper exports and meats markets show shifts as the Guaranty Club plans its Staten Island outing and May sales at McCrory Stores rise about 16 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sub-Treasury
New Orleans
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Canada
Export Demand Steadies Cotton Market Quiet but Firm
The cotton market showed a quiet session with irregular moves and a steadier tone as exporter demand rose. October futures hovered around 12.99, with a higher close from Thursday’s losses, while Liverpool activity remained steady and New Orleans sold locally as warm weather supported bullish sentiment. Private cables noted a quiet Liverpool market and reduced American stockpiles, and freight rates to Liverpool eased, suggesting diminished raw material imports while domestic spinners held off on fresh buying.
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Wednes
Liverpool
New Orleans
Manchester
Ocean Freight Room
New York
Kegen
Law
Dune Suny
Spa
Miiete Trust
Galveston
Ori Lang
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Awe
Rious
Sane
Nist
Auugista c
Houston
Sale Cotton Exchange Apesial
Liverpool Cables
Upland
Toidted
Mayeh
Apri
Chad
Chester
Yarna
Elothe
Berlitz School of Languages in Manhattan Plea on Jersey Coast
Fragmented OCR hints at legal or court action involving The Berlitz School of Languages in Manhattan and a plea related to the Jersey Coast. Mentions Vermont Burlington and Gay Merits School, but specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlitz School of Languages
Jersey Coast
Gay Merits
Vermont
Burlington
Vettoont
Live Stole Market Mayhem In New York Auctions
Receipts 11 860 head across 17 cars on sale. Steers scarce and firm with higher bids. bulls similar to Wednesday but later. Medium and common cows slow to move, fat cows steady to lower. Calves 108 head 260 on sale with limited trade and higher prices. Veal prices firm with prime selections around 10 to 12 dollars per hundred. city markets show steady dried veal and country stock.
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Uedi
Nba
Chicago
Kore
Hans
Uae
America
Continent
Cavan
To & Pointe Net
New York
London
Gsi
East
Speier
Meine
Hendon
Terie
Julbile
Trark
Jersey City
Lon Dock
Taree Hale
Timothy
Norton
Tarae
Reewipte Tolay
Attelus
Sarthe
Une
Vineeda
Toei
Mecklemeiries
Nivanets
NC AL Cirle
Rarprerrtes
Red Pings
Jomaraes
Bis
Feta Tico
Sunes
Bane
Perla
Kineneload
Porto Rico
Hermuda
Smebin
Sne Sutharn
Noh
Sameeh
Florida
Georgia
California
Erate
Bermuda
Fis
Aigisict
Staal
St.u. Fla
Jang Dland
Penn
Pero
Twintey
Barket
Hallo
Wwthouse
Not
Dor
Lic
Atnogs
St Tagie
Kale
Langfeland
Jersey
Lima Is
Vis
Basket
Cohan
Laeket
Fed of
Rink
OKRA
Beaneher
Lave
Det
Mit
van Inree
Theve
Ferge
Rane
Lare
Tastel
SIMUH
Isie
Besbet
Sseysie Yelows
Malian
Elas Carrien
Beeves
Warige
Fides
Hinds
Riba
Ia Ide
Dancing Carnival and College Ads Across City Streets
Fragmentary notice blends Pratt and Central Palace events with a chaotic list of vendors and services. Mentions cleaning, carpet services, tailoring, supply paths, and prices. Also notes employment seeks and a surrogate notice requiring claims by a specific date.
NEW SHIPYARDS MERGER UNITES EAST COAST AND PACIFIC COAST SHIPBUILDING
The Todd Shipyards Corporation plans to acquire Robbins Drydock and Repair of Brooklyn Tietjen Lang Drydock of Hoboken and Seattle Construction and Drydock Company owning major yards on the Pacific Coast. William H. Todd to head the new firm with $6 million in subsidiary bonds $9 million five year convertible notes and 85 500 shares of common stock.
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Ainman
German Gold at Assay Office
The article reports on Germany’s gold movements and a mistaken implication Germany paid for imports by shipping gold to the United States. It notes gold stored at the National City Bank since 1911, its later proposed withdrawal, and the role of assay offices in recording bullion rather than foreign gold as reserve assets. It mentions Ottawa shipments to the United States, and notes on Kansas City Terminal Railway financing.
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Wall Steel
Germany
National City Bank
England
Learerd
Bee Chase
Ft Clearing Hoare
National Chay Bank
Canada
J. P. Morgan & Coy
Ottawa
Amsay
United States
Cuba
Proposals for Supplies and Open Bids Across Multiple Cities
The notice invites proposals for items including antimony and chemicals and lists multiple city offices and manufacturers. It specifies opening of bids on a stated Panama Canal related procurement and names the general purchasing officer and participating chambers of commerce and firms across New York City, New Orleans, San Francisco, Seattle, and more.
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Silas Wiles
Nils
Noho Paiedeeny
Panama Canal
Interia
Oftess
Thesistant
Renee
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Cincinnatic
Ohio
Orlean
St. Louis
Mel Dermott
Auah
Milwaukee
St Paul
Mink Roows
Tenn
Louteville
Galveston
Tex
Kansas City
Chamber of Commeron
Amey
Tit
Nes Toma
Waeh
Karl Fairown
Matar
Cornset Engineers
USA
Storage notices at Columbus warehouse auction sale
Public notice lists numerous owners and properties with unpaid liens at Columbus storage facilities. It states payment is overdue and properties will be sold at auction after due notice, naming the warehouse company and numerous individuals connected to the claims.
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Columbus
West Sth ST
Stra
Kenny Gne
Julle Tone Agbry
Mat Lilli
J. Sielth
A. Bentley
Iy Gallagher
George Ml
Sam Alexander Fine
A As Jahneon
Winke Jacke
Prank
Smart
Mary
Winfred
Coleman
Nton
Marty
Deron
Fran Helen Atiaor
Jonnarith Pond
Bickley
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Steel Common
Eishet
Marel
Mente
Sinlee
Sern
Wetneni Milneere TB
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Moore
Manhittan
Ian Hone
Amd
Anne Ee
Ed Xorg
Emirates
Sigson
Mio
Elbeagh
Italy
Lara
Neal
Loty
Bening Kiel
Huma Central
Ask
Rid
Avi
Tog
Goeerniment
Torre Quites
Eliey
Emieago Prc
Kaulroad
Sta
Turtiyre
Atlant Constance
Dantinior
Obie
Fsmato Hecka
Pitta
Orin
Louie Itis
Ludson
Howaine Walley
Leciavilla & Smalvil
Hartford
Henera Pacl
Residern Manimay Public Utility Securities
Twa
Pwr
Wall Street News
Thomas A. Howell
John N. Edmonds
Frank W. Thomas
City of
Guaranty Club
The
Guaranty Trust Company
Huguenot Park
Staten
McCrory Stores Corporation
Daly
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
John J. Pullen
Falcons
Ountry
Mark York
Jane
Nerrese
Weeceipey
Withieenews Raer
Creamers
Bates Acust
Acore
Wuisea
Areta
Treystiie
Ai'ae
Americas
Vaya Kim
Egereot Miaka
Lower Wraden
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Andere
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Pribunes
RMIT
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Pribuse
High Law
Cary Dune
Getober Bepten
Ramsay
Necceibe
Soni
Bankrogtey Nomard
Everest
Hauaptey
Thomas Weary
Esau
Taller
Desbienne
Dv SD
Cate
Mooplver
Alse
Manhattan
Central Palace
Iwerican and
Forel
1Eyitay Pratensore
Tembats To
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Heisinge Anelyto
Straak J. Young
West 54Th St
COE
RAND
Yale
Free Bennett
Fencaylvania
Weatherford, Tahit
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co
Pittsburgh
Bryant
Rank Sale
Baruah
Maibettaity
St Sivalgbee
Sun Tork
Aguimatraior
Vlsary
St Anaconda Cos
Lee
Mt Baie
Ig & Bern
Solania
Kimi Niemay
Edie
Sarin
New York City
Aseari
NEW Shipyards Merger
Nat
City Bank
Weissberger & Son
Lofhowits
Tssenbarg
Joe Jones
Feetach
Mtr
Welrenan
Pilner
Wares
Haste
al Fs Liuatgarier
Selah
Chat
Periidiceat
Sf Ader Machine Co
Sinaahongh
Ste Marte Taenher
Mhominnt
Mill CB Picker
Pecgmain
Netios
Langfellow
Miss Groves
Gras Willem Macureger
George Niebelas
W. Clark
iereRan Dee
Fea
Paniin
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