Investors panic as virus outbreak spurs stock rout
Wall Street dumped stocks on Monday in a sharp global selloff led by uncertainty over COVID 19 and an oil price shock from Saudi Arabia and Russia. Investors flocked to Treasuries as the Dow neared bear market, while analysts warned recession risks and urged long term plans.
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B25 and B75 Item Codes and Prices Noted
A compact transcription lists B25 425 5 including 5.25 and A475 4.50 noted alongside B75 entries. The fragment suggests catalog or pricing shorthand without full context.
Wheat futures summary amid March to December 1920 trading
Amid the period from March 1920 to December 1920 traders reported prices for several wheat contracts with cent per bushel figures and open interest. Notable levels include March and May 1920 prices around 51 to 52 cents, with July and September 1920 near 50 to 53 cents, and December 1920 around 29 to 39 cents. Estimated sales total 182,559 with Friday’s sales 109,680 and open interest 435,567, up 4,190.
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