Industrial shares surge in final trading amid strike uncertainty
In New York trading, industrial shares rose sharply in the final session as investors awaited news on the English strike. Pennsylvanian dividends loom, with some rail and industrial stocks recovering after a prior slump. Independent firms followed Lackawanna Steel in lifting prices, signaling a cautious market stance despite weak demand.
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Stuart’ P. West
New York
London
Sterling Exchange
Pennsylvania
Crucible Steel
Mexican
Petroleum
Central
Leather
Atlantic Gulf
General Ag- Chait
Lackawanna Steel
Curb Market Activity Mixed On April 9 In New York
Sharp curb market contraction and frequent stagnation marked trading Saturday. Prices moved irregularly within fractional limits with limited orders from commission houses. Sims Petroleum dull, Carib Syndicate quiet, Griffey Gillespie slipped, Standard Oil quoted unchanged, several active shares lower with few transactions. Mining stocks remained fairly active, National Tin rose on rumors, bonds steady. list of top active stocks follows.
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New York
Maravabo
Sims Petroleum
Carib Syndicate
Griffey Gillespie
Standard Oil
U. S. Steamship
U.S. Shin Corporation
Durant “Motors Sales Company
Livestock prices show further losses at week close
Chicago and Kansas City report week totals up cattle by about 5000 head with uneven trade. Steers fall 50 to 60 cents, cows and heifers down 25 to 60 cents. calves steady to up slightly, hogs lower, sheep and lambs mostly steady. Week receipts: cattle 50,907. hogs 117,178. sheep 629. Kansas City notes weaker week for steers and bulls, porkers steady, sheep steady.
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Chicago
Sheen House
Kansas City
Nackers
Fort St Louis
Mecatne
Rte
Japanese Bonds Up On Improved Outlook In Market
New York April 9 bond market shows steady demand for Japanese issues. Sterling bonds and City of London rise above year highs as Japanese government railway bonds climb further. Liberty bonds and other issues mix with small shifts across corporate and municipal issues.
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Erinie Mercantile Paper
Tsgt
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Banka
Elglan Franca
Guildera
Lire
Greece
Argentine
Montreal
Sterling
Jeanés
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Bterling
Cn Blen
Frofien
City of Lokios
Liberty Bonds
Belgium
Hell ‘Telephone
Pennsylvania
Midvale
New Haven
New York Bond Sales Reported On Stock Exchange
New York bond sales on the Stock Exchange reached SUH,000 for today with comparative totals of $8,925,000 yesterday and $2 Lm 102,000 last week. Yearly comparisons show $7,125,00 a year ago and $7,124,000 two years ago. January 1 to date totals stand at $820,052,000 versus $87,156,000 a year ago and $918,710,000 two years ago. The report includes a complete list of today’s bond sales with oral bids and the day’s high, low and closing prices.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Army Orders From Washington April 1 Army unit assignments listed
Army orders published from Washington detail assignments and reporting instructions for multiple units including Twelfth Field Artillery at Camp Travia and Fourth Field at Camp Stanley. Officers named include Majors Trevis Coughin Avent Watters Weaver and Captains Brttughany Cutter Roe Makely Wink with air service noted to report upon completion of a course at Kelly Field.
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Washington
Miald Artillery
Trevis
Jozeph C. Coughin
Thomas BK. Kershner
Twolfth Wield Artilery
Travia
James
Brlttughany
Arthur TL. Upped
Air Service
Courae
Kelly Wink
Chief
Condition of Banks in New York Week Summary
New York banks and trust companies show a reserves deficit of 1151,528, due to a drop in cash in vaults and decreases in deposits and reserves. Aggregate reserves total 487,885,000 with deductions of 146,810,000 and overall reserve in the system down by 18,616,620.
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New York
Feddyat Reserve Bank
Atnta
Anid
Gecreane
Erie
S. Dopoalta
Settlement Ends Will Contest Over Shonts Estate
In New York on a Friday, widow withdraws objections to probate of Theodore P. Shonts will and drops all allegations against Amanda Thomas, who was left the bulk of the estate.
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New York
Theodore P. Shonts
Amanda ©. Thomas
Foch Not Advised Yet To Visit America
Paris notes Marshal Voeh has not been advised of any action by the American Legion to invite him to the United States for the summer. He planned to visit this month but priorities require conferring with the supreme allied council. Hoch hopes to find time for a future American visit. Barcelona reports Emils Ortuna, former minister of public works, will petition the Tongue of Nations assembly to recognize Spanish as the conference official language.
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Marshal Voeh
American Legion
United States
America
Marshal Hoch
Amerivs
Barcelona
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International Conference of American and
Ransit
Assembly of the Tongue of Nations
PLAN COTTON RELIEF MEETING IN NEW ORLEANS
Plans to relieve the Southern cotton situation were to be discussed at a New Orleans meeting of Federal Reserve Bank representatives of the Atlanta district the Federal International Banking Company and the War Finance Corporation The gathering follows a Washington conference with southern bankers War Finance officials and cabinet members focusing on moving the cotton crop to world markets including organizing a corporation under the Webb Von Erdene act to handle exports Eugene Meyer Jr and Dwight Davis participated in the discussion.
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New Orleans
Fuderal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Federal International Banking Company of
War Finance Corporation
Washington
Ato
Eugene Meyer Jr
Rand Dwight Davis
Rit
Farm Labor Plentiful in U S Says Agriculture Dept
Washington April 9 The farm labor situation in the United States is decidedly easier than three years ago according to the Agriculture Department Reports to the Bureau of Crop Estimates April 1. The supply stood at 99.2 of normal while demand was 87.5 resulting in a supply demand ratio of 108.8. The South showed excess supply despite wage cuts and Western states also reported ample supply with widespread wage reductions. Eastern states noted wage cuts from 25 to 80 percent and impacts on fumble famuly.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Cron
Soviet Treaty Unites Russia and White Ruths in Region Near Minsk
Stockholm reports say Soviet Russia and the White Ruthsia republic sign a treaty creating a single democratic White Russian republic including Minsk and Vitebsk regions. White Ruthenians plan a regional assembly in Vitelsk in May and Minsk as capital.
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Russia
White Russia
Minsk
Vite Phe
Vitelsk
Brooks to retire from Ranger service after seven years
Captain Joe B Brooks veteran ranger for seven years announces retirement from the Texas state ranger force. He has been with an emergency company in Galveston since October 1, 1920, tied to the longshoremen strike, and the unit has been mustered out. Brooks plans to return to Galveston for a new position. Judge Advocate General Polk Fullands Latimer discussed by Navy officials is recommended to the president for appointment.
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Tex
Joe B. Krrooks
State
Brooks
Galveston
Galiveston
Washington, D. C
Gant Fullands
Latimer
Navy
Denby
Fortimer
Seventh Naval District
Cotton Market Holds With Slight Losses Despite Waiting
New York and New Orleans reports show traders holding positions as British labor unrest and potential coal strike sway prices. Market activity remains subdued with declines of 6 to 8 points early, some late improvement in export demand, and ongoing production and price uncertainty across textiles and related goods.
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New York
Railroad and Transportation
Lolloyd-George
Inter
Fall River
Manchester
No Beer Rules Made by Washington Commissioner
Washington April 9 Commissioner Williams of the Internal Revenue Bureau reaffirmed his plan to leave to his successor the promulgation of regulations governing the prescribing of beer or wines by doctors under the Palmer ruling. He said the successor would need to administer any new beer rules and should confer with the prohibition chief as they are approved. No tentative regulations have been issued yet.
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Washington, D. C
Williams
Infernal Reyenne Bureau
Wriday
Palmer
Compioner
Oklahoma faces fund shortage despite treasurer’s record balance
State treasurer A. A W. Leecraft reports Oklahoma holds 12,092,000 in the treasury, the largest revenue fund ever. yet lack of legislative appropriations prevents use of the funds. He notes the anomalous situation where funds exist but cannot be spent to maintain state institutions and departments.
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Oklahoma City
Asda
Oklahoma
A. A W. Geecraft
Leecraft
Remington Sales Jump Despite year’s Fall in 1920
Remington Typewriter Co reports record sales for the year ending December, with abroad sales strong. Earnings per share after expenses reach $814 on common stock. Inventories and costs adjusted by write downs and provisions, including taxes and preferred dividends, to meet lower year-end costs.
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New York
Ute
Remington Typewriter Company
First egg sterilizer installed in region by William Offer
William Offer of the Scent Produce Company installs what is described as the first egg sterilizer in the area to store eggs. Fresh eggs are immersed briefly in a hot oil solution at about 240 degrees, sealing the shell and destroying bacteria. The process preserves flavor, prevents evaporation, and renders eggs odor and flavor immune, with sterile shells commanding a premium in trade.
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Scent Produce Company
Offer
Californa
Man
Mr. Offer
Wholesale markets and shipping notes from Texas and New York
A fragmented price list shows wholesale market quotes for produce and eggs with varied per pound and per dozen rates, including onions, cabbage, lettuce, potatoes, and berries. It also lists arrival and departure notes for ships and goods, with cargo origins such as New York, Port Cortés, and Tampa, plus futures for coffee sugar and other commodities in New York.
New Wheat Crop Readily Bought At 1 12 Per Bushel
Chicago April 9 Wheat markets showed irregular trading with brief pauses around 1.12 for July while May hovered near 1.14. Buyers stepped in on May and a strong July bid emerged as Japanese purchases reached 200000 bushels. Shipping and domestic demand influenced prices as market closed slightly higher despite heavy outshipments and open navigation aiding stock reduction.
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Jaly
Great Britain
Belgium
Ty Haey
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