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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1938
Page
11
A New York led discussion argues tariffs risk undermining U S wage standards and job protection as free trade proposals clash with social costs. It notes opposition from Hull’s group and Washington theorists while urging careful balance between protection and international competition.
Wall Street hears mixed signals as Kodak and Pacific Tel & Tel show shifts in preferred rates and reductions in arrears relief. Analysts note a roughly 13 percent drop from 1937 estimates, with revenue and dividend figures under review.
Special to The Syracuse Journal reports Haney Preface of Econcetics at New York University. The piece questions whether investing $2,609 in United States stocks is wiser than keeping funds in banks. It discusses fear, stock prospects, and administration incentives, noting debate on financial strategy.
Bond market activity was subdued in New York as yields remained largely steady. Price changes were modest, with slight fluctuations amid cautious trading by investors.
National Lead Company and subsidiaries report 1937 net profit of $1,886,581 after depreciation and depletion. Earnings from German interests not included. Consolidated earnings for 1935 totaled $7,052.55 with a per share figure noted. Dividends on preferred stock affect undistributed profits.
The Cuban president calls for the settlement of liens and all outstanding obligations. The message emphasizes timely payments and adherence to financial commitments, urging authorities and citizens to ensure compliance and resolve debts.
Fragmented OCR text shows dividend notices from multiple firms including Feh and As, Shervin-Wilsens Company of Canada, Wen Raane Co. Inc, and others. Dates and exact amounts are garbled but indicate quarterly or special dividends, with payments scheduled around March and June. Names and figures are inconsistently rendered, but core action is dividend declarations and payment timings.
New York reports from Feb 5 7 note mixed signals in stocks and bonds. Banks and brokers anticipate Federal Reserve policy shifts with some easing in economies while auto dealers push for inventory management amid steady steel and iron costs. General Motors and others consider modest dividend steps as earnings for the first quarter remain uncertain.
A dated market note describes plentiful supplies and varied prices for produce. It mentions onions, apples, and other vegetables with quotations ranging from low to high, including pecks and bushels, and notes moderate trading with broad price dispersion amid a Saturday curb market scene.
A fragmented report notes changes in export patterns for 13 months compared with the prior year, highlighting adjustments in material categories and value. No exports of these specific warmaking materials to China are listed, preserving the broader trade context and suggesting selective controls or wording in the records.
The page lists a jumble of broadcast times and programs including Texas fans and various music and opera slots. Entries such as Midnight and Becker's appear alongside scattered station codes and show titles, creating a fragmented view of tonight and tomorrow’s airwaves.
New York February reports from Dun Bradstreet indicate payrolls and consumer livexing remained pressured while wholesale markets showed weakness. Retail sales in New England slipped 2 percent, with Northwest and Pacific Coast regions posting variances. Industry notes cite subdued financing, smaller retailer volume, and a cautious market as securities activity surged modestly this week.
The annual report of J I Case Company shows income after taxes for the calendar year ending December 31, 2008, totaling 3.985 million dollars. Earnings per common share rose to 14.37, with 1,237 thousand shares outstanding excluding treasury shares.
A fragmented market note records copper easing to about 2.79 cents per pound and lead around 2.20 cents per pound with minor shifts in tin and zinc. Mentions Western Hotel and other vague references, reflecting a late era commodity wrap.
A brief market snapshot notes the Dow Jones average rising slightly after a week of uneven data. Traders keep a cautious stance as gains are tempered by mixed economic indicators and ongoing policy uncertainty.
Fragmented OCR summary lists produce items and pricing in a local wholesale market. Mentions cabbage beet carrots onions lettuce yams and potatoes with per sack crate and per ton prices. References Texas location and various quantities, weights, and districts in a rough inventory style.
Readable portions show livestock categories including cattle sheep and pigs, with prices and vendors listed. Entries mention Market Street and Park area stalls, various fish and shellfish items, and multiple price figures, though many details are garbled. The mix suggests a local market page listing live animals, meat cuts, and seafood available for sale with per unit pricing.
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