Rail stocks reach three year high on improving outlook
The market showed strong confidence in a recovering railroad sector with rail stock prices at their highest in three years. American Locomotive and American Car and Foundry hit new peaks as orders for equipment rose while steel shares strengthened amid expected settlement of rail and coal troubles. Foreign exchange chatter and crude sentiment influenced trading, with notable activity in United States Steel alongside Bethlehem and Studebaker showing unusual strength before profit-taking cooled the session. Weather factors and broader market movement also contributed to the day’s uneven pace.
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Studebaker
Bates
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France
America
Atacki
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Ralay
Eygar Storks
Cuba Lane
Arid Foundry
Wheat futures rise as export demand supports prices
The market shows wheat futures inching up to just over one cent higher at the close with gains of about 2 to 4 cents in various nearby contracts. Traders cited export buying, hedging flows, and expectation of continued strong demand from key buyers, while some bearish notes on crop prospects lingered.
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Manitoba
Kerala
Kansac Cig
Kondwest Nouvex
Giany Toca
Curb Market Quiet Amid Mixed Trading In New York
Trading on the curb market was quiet with fractional changes in most issues. Demand rose for Anglomer ion and International Petvalenin at higher prices while a new sell in Abe Gut Creek field emerged, keeping some stocks near close but lacking strong support. The report notes activity around Makers shares and a corporate action by Sauter Olt Corporation affecting listed securities. The property description mentions 274 gateds with 12 operating units in the Orage Nation, Olin oma.
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Tidinna Ubarog
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Alcon
Tharatny
Sauter Olt Corporation
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Wall Street Cheerful After Strike Activity Rebound
New York July 26 Wall Street shows cheer as trading appetite returns after strike fears. Stocks rise with gains led by blue chips while rail and steel issues rebound. Market watchers anticipate earnings and a firmer tone for month end results as some firms report improved demand and steadier prices.
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Sterles
Vail Storks
Haiti
Bonds Market Activity Mixed Amid Negotiations
The bond market showed varied activity with gains in some issues and weak demand in others as traders weighed tentative steps in financing and the supply of convertible securities. Liberty bonds traded moderately, while expectations for short term liquidity and interest rates kept volatility within a narrow range.
Western stock markets show light cattle sheep supplies
Chicago July 26 reports indicate light supplies of cattle and sheep in western markets. Cattle runs stand about 40,000 below last week, sheep off 34,000, with hogs over 1,000 over yesterday. Prices and demand varied, with vealers and calves trading, and buyers clearing lots as the day progressed.
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Colognor
Foreign Money and Exchange Rates Reported in New York
A fragmentary foreign exchange column lists various currencies and charges across banks and cities. It mentions the dollar quote near 42 and references German, Dutch, Swiss, and Montreal markets with several demand figures and remand amounts, illustrating fluctuating international rates.
Obregon Crisis Eases After President’s Health Update
July 28 report states President Obregon has improved but remains in danger of pneumonia complications. Attending physicians, led by officials from the regime, say constant care prevented further decline. The president’s condition prompted hospital stay and temporary confinement to a care unit as doctors monitor progress.
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Adarra
New Ocean Service Extension by American-Mawailan Co
The United American Lines announced a service expansion extending from the North Atlantic to the Pacific coast. New calls include Baltimore and mobile to New Orleans with the Sudbury sailing from Mobile to New Orleans on August 19.
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Ianagive
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Coal demand grows amid rising prices and freight costs
A distorted report outlines growing American demand for coal driven by higher prices and freight charges. It notes a large American order for 85,000 tons and limited remaining supplies. European buyers seek ships as German strikes affect shipments. Authorities report British, Scandinavian, and Spanish ports contain idle vessels.
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War Claims Hearings Open Under Contested Legislation
Washington DC June 28 hearing on a bill to pay out of seized enemy alien property. Committee chair and assessors proceeded with the inquiry as Secretary Taghes and the secretary of the committee awaited an official opinion on the measure.
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Austria
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Slayer Search In St Louis Targets Deouis Crider Case
Slain detective sergeant Faery W. Lombramin in a poolroom shooting spurs a citywide hunt in St Louis. Police say suspect Deouis Crider fled from Kentucky prison a year ago and is linked to a past shooting near Carlin and other related crimes. Authorities press for Crider’s capture and extradition as investigations broaden.
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New York Cotton Futures Close Up 20 to 25 Points
New York cotton futures edged higher by about 20 to 25 points as weather and early season demand influenced trading. Prices ranged with some gains noted across the May contract, amid reports of mixed crop conditions and cooler temperatures impacting market sentiment.
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Bartolome Sagaro Treasury Short in Itemized Report
The treasury report shows total income of 30 funds and expenses of 377 million with a shortfall and alleged malversation. It notes discrepancies across several accounts, legacy payments of 304 GOOM00 and 377,000,000, and a plan to audit by treasury departments with releases to be issued by the proper authorities.
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Te xan aids admiral amid wartime dispatches
Fragmented OCR summary describes British and U S naval actions, injuries to spectators, and various contested events. Mentions a German or British commander, Amurlenn base, and a spectator injured in a shipboard or air raid setting. Details are garbled but indicate wartime hospital and defense measures.
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