Market Pressure Keeps Railway Stocks in Monday Trade
In New York on April 4, broad market activity centered on railway stocks amid mixed signals from federal reserve reports. Investors weighed gentler banking risk against ongoing wage disputes and a tepid reaction to London shares, with sugar and oil issues showing uneven moves and short covering dominating demand.
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Stuart P. West
New York
Ong
Federal Reserve Bank
Sterling Exchange
England
London
London Exchange
Steels
Exican
Texas Company
Washington
Indor
Poteet Potatoes Lead Market Move With Early Crop Prices
The first of the Poteet Trish Potato crop moved to market with farmers getting around five dollars per bushel for generous offerings. Retailers priced potatoes at 10 to 11 cents per pound while Crystal Onion crates opened at 31.75 to 82 per 50 pound crate. Onions were poorly graded with stems and varying sizes, slowing sales. Strawberries remained in strong demand with prices around 6 per 24 pint crate for choice fruit. Green and golden beans appeared scarce or plentiful by grade, squash moved at 25 per bushel, and Texas tomatoes faced Mexican competition with crates selling up to 60 cents higher. Farmers shipped shorn tops from their produce, lettuce weakened, and other market movements followed with commodity fluctuations noted.
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California
Curb Volume Larger as New York Trading Opens
The curb market opened with moderate buying by commissions houses and professional operators, lifting many issues to early gains though profit taking appeared later. Southern Coal and Iron led with strong demand and a announced 11 miles of railroad under construction to link with Norfolk and Western.
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Southern Coal and Iron
Norfolk and Western
Acme Coal
United Retail Candy
Garland
United States Steamship
U.S. Ship Corporation
Sweets Company
Maradabo
Internaional Petroleum
Simms Petroleum
Petro Jeum
Aroun
Ning
Livestock Market Opens Steady Amid Mixed Cattle Hog Outlook
Chicago and other midwest yards report light receipts on Monday with hogs and cattle showing slight gains. Cattle trade uneven with choice steers steady to higher and heavy calves firm. hogs see mixed moves with top lights up and heavy types little changed. Lamb demand softened but export buyers bought heavy sheep, keeping sentiment cautiously optimistic.
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Chicago
Onan
Ealyven
Piga
Deeline
An Conmnian
Raugh
Tamiha
Bond Values Drop In Light Trading Amid Rail Uncertainty
In New York April 4 bonds mostly fell with railway issues leading losses of a half to a point. Pennsylvania general 4 1 2s hit a new low, Seaboard Advances declined to 31, and Westinghouse Electric rose to 99 3 4. The $3 million invincible oil bonds have been placed, but distribution between public and dealers remains unclear.
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Pennsylvania General
St. Paul
Erie
Chicago Great Western
Westeliespeer
Boston
Invincible Oil
Westinghouse Electric
Chile
United Kingdom
City of Paris
France
Paris
New York Bond Sales Slide in Exchange Totals
Bond sales on the New York Stock Exchange today reached 7.11 million dollars, with comparisons to 4.10 million Saturday and higher totals from prior periods. A complete list of bond sales and per-issue rates follows, detailing high, low, and closing prices.
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Stock Exchange
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Ain
Armour Somtiol
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Edison
Continental Motors
Libby McNell
AGNO
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Wreat Utilities
West
Mitchell Motors
Mont
Wurd Pfa
Rational Leather Ie
Mirrly Winety
Ervicn
Publi Service Ptd
Stewart
Swift & Casis
Georgetown Widow Dies After Dallas Treatment
Mrs Fay Siernam wife of a prominent businessman of Georgetown Texas died in Dallas after a period of treatment. A fragment of an ownership statement for the San Antonio Light is included with details on publishers editors and stockholders.
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Georgetown
Tex
Fay | Siernam
Dallas
Liverpool selling cited as chief bearish factor in cotton market
New York April 4 The cotton market fell as Liverpool selling, linked to British labor worries, pressured prices. May contracts slumped toward the end of morning trading, while July and other months showed renewed weakness amid concerns over deliveries and fertilizer demand.
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New York
Washington
Liverpool
Railyway
Great Britain
Federal Reserver Bank of Avanta
Mississippi
Cottonseed prices and sales figures spelling confusion
The report lists various cottonseed prices and sales terms with multiple figures and months unclear. It mentions a prize event and sales totals around 47,000 but the OCR text is garbled, obscuring clear entities or dates.
Potatoes and prices in Florida market summary
Readable fragments show a Florida market listing with potato varieties and prices. Mentions include northern white sacks and various price figures, though text is garbled and unit clarity is limited.
Steel stocks face pressure as prices and profits slide
Analysts dispute stock movements in the steel market as prices hold, while earnings for the first quarter show weak to moderate results. Independent mills run at low capacity and the big players resist selling, arguing average earnings over several quarters should determine value.
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Hte
Steel Corporation
Sme
Sivela
Ismal
Independent Steels
TOLT
Republic
Lackawannia
Loethlehem B
Ntmos iHowsner
Wheat trading stalls as bids stay low in Portland market
Portland wheat market shows no bids or quotations since Thursday with prices around 6 2/3 to 6 3/4 cents per bushel. Northwest growers and warehousemen hold large supplies while nearby outlets in Walla Walla reported a drop to a dollar per bushel for the first time this season.
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Portland
Ore
Northwest Geowers
Wally Walla
Wholesale Market Prices and Goods Listing
A garbled price table shows various wholesale items with per unit or weight quotes including roosters, spring fryers, radishes, cabbage, squash, and peas. It mentions crate and crate-based pricing and includes scattered city names and dates, reflecting a broad market report.
Reports of large wheat sale boosts export grain outlook
Chicago reports a choppy wheat market with near term gains in May and a rise in May prices, while July slipped. Export demand for 2,000,000 bushels supported prices and a New York exporter predicted lower crop prices. Ongoing selling by bears, heavy pit activity, and varied domestic demand influenced outcomes across soy and corn alongside futures in Liverpool and other markets.
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Agri
Jay Am
Tocal Bears
Southwest
Nansay
Oklahoma
Baltimore
Liverpool Macket
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