Sterling Edges Down Slightly in Thin Foreign Exchange
The dollar and pound exchange showed modest shifts with sterling easing slightly while continental markets were firmer. Changes were narrow with no significant moves, reflecting a stable international outlook as yesterday’s closes compare with last week.
Stock Exchange Dealings Summary From 1920 Market Activity
Stock and bond summaries show mixed movement across industries with rails and chemicals marking activity. Major names like Ajax Rubber, American Sugar, General Chemical, and Union Paper appear among advancing issues, while others drifted. money market remained quiet with borrowing costs near 7 percent as tax payments press on and dividends anticipated.
Cotton Market Decline Reverses Amid Weather Fears
The market saw a sharp drop of over two cents with short interest rising on weaker cotton prices. Traders priced in possible crop stress from hot dry weather, while rallies emerged on improving estimates and strong temperatures in Georgia and the Carolinas. Spot markets varied, with Southern quotes trading around 39.30 for mid-Upland as a quiet overall scene persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeon
Manchester
Liverpool
Wall Street
Cevera
Georgia
Carolinas
Inter
Mlouston
Augusta
Incul
Lew Tune
Galveston
Sitiem
Balas
Savannah
Qatar
Aor
Atom
Mike Ure
Mnetangen
Wale Hl
Sugulva Teu
Sale Thaiute
Lamont Sees Japan Recovery Amid Panic and Merger Rumors
Thomas W. Lamont of J P Morgan says Japanese workers are emerging from the crisis with cooperative resolve and that recovery is unlikely soon due to the scale of damage. Street chatter swirls about a Barrett National Aniline Chemical and General Chemical merger, with optimistic share rumors and limited official confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamont
Japan
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
Far East
Barrett Company
National Aniline and Chemical Company
General Chemical Compan
Gene Chemical
Aniline
Crucible Weakens As Directors Consider Stock Dividend
Crucible Steel stock fell to 64 on 14544 shares as directors meet in Pittsburgh to discuss a 172 percent stock dividend reducing cash disbursement from 12 to 8 percent. Three months earlier a 450 percent stock dividend was declared with no $8 quarterly cash payment on new stock. Transportation tie ups hurt operations and weighed on results. The American Vanadium Corporation postponed its directors meeting to next Wednesday to allow Col Merrill G Baker to report on Peruvian mine conditions. A $1.50 quarterly dividend is expected next week, with possible extra dividends likely later this year. earnings are forecast between $9 and $13 per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune Inc
Feiner
Hefner Neo
Wiss
Bael
Kate
Ank
Peres Bales
Ajax
Tay
Galatia
Teeah Ag
Mindabaker
Alaska
Tean Grp
Chalmers
Texas Company
Seeger
Union Bt & Paper
Standard Industrials Regis
Amer Ter
Gogatta
Amer Ice Secur
Amer Ice Secur Pf
United Drus
Am Int Corp
United Dyewond
AB Pele
Wss
Amer Locomotive
United Fruit
Amer Safety Razor
Ea Oi
Amer Shin, & Cam
United
Amer Sumatra
B&b US Rubber
Amer Tel & Tel
Amer
UA Steel
Amer Woolen
Utah
Ely
Tee
Sy Ste
Arch
Top
Sun Fe
Vieundon
Java
Austin Nichola
Wells Fargo Express
Ald Ten Co
Wratesn Union
Halt & Ohio
Westinghouse
Rall Ues
Welk Stert
Crucible
Waylyustinian Gee
Miley Kap Tr
Suf Trown Shoe Co
Canada Pacific
Creche
Baldwin Laco- Central Teather Pf
Reece iCaraaelle
Cele Allien Speaes
Als
Chen & Ohio
Chi Great Western
General Chemical
Mil
St Paul
Aniline and
Barrett
Chi & Northwest
Luke
Chile
Delaware & Hudson
China
Clustt-Peabody
Col Fuel & Iron
Columbia Graph
Columbia Graph P
TACO
S. Realty
Gol Gas & Free
Big O
Iave Ha
Continental Ins Co
Corden & Co
Cuba-Amer Sugar
Bs Stock Exchange
Cuba Cane Sugar
Nel & Hodson
den & Rlo Graf
Endicott-Sohnson
Wieher
Fed Min & Sm
Ae Fisk Rubber Tire
Gaston Willie
General Chem Co
General Elee Co
General Motors
Esq
CSP
Gulf States Steel
Hartman Corp
Hupp Motors
Leena Mabe
Inspiration Copper
Inter-Cons Corp
Inter Harve
Mer Marine of
Init
Nickel
L Nickel Ph
Hamer K
New York
London
Treasury
Montreal
Ha York
Dr Yang
Boritlard
Pais AM
Manhattan
Martin Parry
Tex
Mea
Miscourt Pacific Veattan AE
Man CK
Mixourt Facific of Ag
Mise Cone
Sterling
Rene
Mane Ward
Camel
Nat Cloak
France
Nevada
Consol
Helgium
New York Air Brake
Belgium
New York Central
Cherks
A Woolen Co
Masa
Las Cable Co
Ange
Go & Franey Cables
Atte
iRasted
Norfolk & Westeen
Patie Impiasia
Northern Pacific
Seutia Steel Fine
Ohio
Chattian
Eden
Steet
Cluett
Peabody & G
Thu
Norway
Eable Ascssses
Cable Asccessies
Tan-Amer Petrol
Pune
Pan-Amer
Greace, Cabler
Pennsylvania
A Sang Gang
UNC ‘Ont Can Go, Inc
Manila
Venn
Seah Steel
Phiber
India
Unui
Philadelphia Co
Cnblag
Phillipe Petrol
Tune Toon Chien
Thgwrwlin and Co
Japan
Yen
Cables
Finn Gunn
Argentina
Wiles Tisco
Cablen Ree Oee
Rio
Rail
Cablen
Atl
Cheeka
Yong Wall
Tne
Cablen Ee
PAM Ray Consul
Paris
Aten
Thon & Hivel
Pune Lore Ol
Beane Co
Bavnee Arieson Sagiy
Vantec Staten ‘Trust Gosccccas
Weatera Talon
Ar Ullvor
Ine Vevey
Likbon
Pittsburgh
Crucible Steel
Cnstomers
Athe Steel
American Vanadium Corporation
Merrill G. Baker
Certificates Well Taken in New York District Offering
The New York Federal Reserve district reacted well to Treavor's new certificates of indebtedness bearing 5 and 6 percent interest. Substitution books not closed yet show oversubscription of the unofficial quota, equal to one third of the national target. The Treasury aimed to raise 400 million dollars. A new funding operation is unlikely until August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Feral Reserve
Treavor
Treasury
Break in Silver Market Ties to Asia Trade Shifts
The drop in silver demand is linked to Asia’s changing trade balance with India and China. As East exports faltered, investor and speculator activity amplified price declines. A separate item notes Dominick & Dominick’s fiftieth anniversary dating to 1470 and the firm’s evolving partnership.
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Far East
Asia
India
China
East
Stock Exchange
Dominick & Dominick
Dominick & Dickerman
W Gayer Dominick
Exchange
Watson B. Dickerman
Bayard Denier
Marinus W. Dominick
Ray Dominick Jr
Andrew Y. Stout
J. Augus Barnard
Gayer G. Dominick
Minner B. Dominick
Rernon
Prentice
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey reports surplus per share
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey reports a post tax surplus of 77.55 per share on common, after preferred dividends, with $14,000,000 of federal taxes, and 1918 figures show a surplus of 59,094 per share. The income account lists $497,105,081 gross earnings and $407,185,105 costs plus $15,607,009 other income. Jersey stock traded at 600 on the exchange, down 10 points from the last sale, and the balance sheet notes excess current assets approaching 450 million after new preferred stock cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Qi Company of
New Jersey
Jersey
United States Steel Corporation
Argentina Releases More Gold From Deposits To Embassy Balance
Buenos Aires reports additional gold released today from Argentine deposits. The movement brings total released to 519.6 million dollars, equivalent to exports, with the embassy balance at 62.698 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Washington
Aventina
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Chicago and North Western Railway Company
Chandler & Company
Pine Street
Emunivle
New Haven
Rockwood & Co
Cedar St
Col. Trinity PL
Philadelphia
Bedrock
New York City
New York Title & Mortgage Company
Patton
Jamaice
Monterne At, Nee. Ie City
Money and Credit
Minneapolis
Seaboard
United Drug Rights
United Drug Company
Canada
Ligcatt's International, Ltd
United Drug
British Isles
Boots, Ltd
England
Liggett’s International
Jefferson County
Trans Perous
United States
Spitzer, Rorick & Company
Equitable Bldg
Toledo
Chicago
J. 5
S. Bache & Co
Stucke Ezthany
Carstairs &Co
Superior Oil
Atlantic Refining Co
McClure, Jones & Reed
Brook
Holm &Hapman Remdera
Stok Nehouwe
Ease Cpiaygmtice
Isis
Prichitt & CO
Harris, Forbes & Co
Corner Williams