Forbes Explains Serious Plight of U S Railroads
Forbes analyzes the U S railroad crisis, noting investor fears, stock volatility, and mounting charges on lines like Santa Fe Baltimore & Ohio and Chicago & North Western. He contrasts American rail performance with British dividends, calls for protections for stockholders, and previews a tomorrow’s outline of proposed remedies.
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Forbes
U. S
Santa Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
Tedar
Chicago & North
Well Street Journal
Ion Vile
Wholesale commodity prices fall amid recession dips
The index compiled by the National Fertilizer Association shows wholesale prices slipping in the past week. The February 13 to 19 period marks a decline from prior levels, signaling continued market softness amid economic contraction.
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Washington
Fes
Shares on N. Y. curb higher at start
New York stock market opened with gains as electric bonds and electric stock moved up. Hudson Bay Mines and other issues showed modest changes while American Stores Company closed 13 stores due to a strike. Clerks and stores walked out prompting the company to claim the walkout was in line with union wage demands.
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New York
Ang Saare
Hudson Bay Minas
sher_ TSUIMUNATE
Felzil Zrocers
Clerks Am
Clamied 1
Sreet AH Y Ducers
Market report shows varied commodity prices and futures
The page lists mixed prices for barley beef pork and wool alongside oil and cotton futures. It notes market steadiness for sugar potatoes and molasses with regional price references and delivers scattered figures for live poultry and milk.
Share wealth or wage: a question from economics
Professor Lewis Haney from New York University discusses why a new industry emerges from a prolonged low mood and whether redistributing wealth to increase purchasing power could stimulate demand. He weighs the case for shares, noting how rising prices and unequal income can demoralize workers and delay recovery.
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Lewis Haney
New York
Queens Utility Faces Writeoff in New York
State public service commission documents show Queens Borough utility paid Nassau Suffolk Company for two utilities bought in 1927. The commission values Long Beach Gas at zero stock, notes a payment of 2,342,275 in connection with the company, and records Treasury revenue of 16,744,103.64 to date.
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York
Rk State Public Service Commis
Queens Serouck Gesant Electro Company
Tans Island
Queens Boroush
Nassau & Suffolk Company
Inm
Long Beach Gas Company
Treasury
Hies Company
Factory incomes and plans for private employment
Reports discuss yearly factory incomes and plans to stimulate private employment. Industry leaders debate a plan, with officials from Manufacturers Association and AC LI weighing options amid evolving market signals. Cotton prices in New York show gains with futures varying by month and contract.
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John L. Lovell
Assamara
Richard T. Facli
NEW York Cotton
Harvester Earnings Report and Market Update
The report shows a Harvester earnings figure of 0.21 and references market activity in American industry. It notes Len pom and Euro GASKETTs with metal price movements and January export activity. The piece mentions the London Metal Exchange and materials trading at Hast St. Louis with various price markers.
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New York
Eurogasketts
London
Hast St. Lous
Sheriff May Squelch Dictators Plans
By Leslie Gould, the report outlines actions by Sheriff May to counter planned dictatorial moves. Fragmented details mention legal steps, local enforcement, and community impact amid unclear dates and places.
POUND RALLIES FRANGOIPO NEW YORK
Currency market report notes mixed pound movement in New York trading with sterling rallying against Paris franc and other currencies. Analysts cite fear and policy fears as drivers while Uhanzeetain’s 2 Parhomnen and foreign exchange shifts influence rates.
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New York
Fes
Si¢Rlias
Uhanzeetain
Paris
Aanses Wytery
St. Poines
Wall Street Hears New York Speech on Stock Continuance
Wall Street traders absorb a delicate briefing about ongoing policy and a potential 15 cent per share adjustment. A 25 cent per share option remains under consideration, with analysts noting tentative support and cautious optimism.
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peLtea
London Stocks Rally Amid Global Policy Signals
London stocks rose across most boards led by British gilts and European shares. Traders cited Prime Minister’s foreign policy as a key factor. Market gains reflected optimism despite thin trading and early gains pared later in the session.
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London
Money Market Rates Steady Across New York
Money market quotes show unchanged rates with commercial paper and federal funds steady at 1 and 2 per cent respectively. Time money offers include 1 1/2 per cent for up to two months and 2 per cent for longer maturities, with various bills and notes cited.
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New York
Feo
Benkers
Thirti
Calimoar Nun
Weather chart notes low pressure across eastern US
The bulletin reports low pressure centers over Northern New York and Northern Georgia with 32.02 and 32.05 inches, a broad moving trough over the west, and light to moderately heavy rainfall in the last 24 hours. Temperatures are below average in parts of Ontario and Manitoba with near normal readings in the central Mississippi Valley and Cape May region.
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New York
Canton
Georgia
At- Manta
TTR
Canadiens
Pisins
Rocks Mountain Pesions Masseurs
Leyal
Alaska
Rambors
Erith
North Atlante
Missisippi Val Michdle Gulf States
Appalachian Reson
Manteta
Ontario
Crude Oil Stocks Increase in Week Report
A Washington field report notes a rise in domestic crude oil stocks for the week ending February with gains across California and other states. The data indicates higher live barrel counts and variable regional totals.
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Washington
Isial
California
Sasi
Foteisa
New President for S. S. Kresge Company
In New York Van Dusen retires as president and Kroese Company reports appointing a new head at the annual stockholders meeting. The succession follows the retirement of Van Dusen and marks a leadership transition in retail merchandising.
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S. S. Kresge Company
York van Dusen
Kroese Company
van Discs
National Gypsum Company Notice in New York
National Gypsum Company announces its operations in New York with Best & Company noting the firm faced disruptions from a crashes and related gypsum products. The statement references Keene’s department and white diasters work, outlining ongoing management and response efforts.
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New York
Quire
Best & Company
Keene
Tment
City Market Oales Volume to Light at Sale
A fragmented market report shows a small turnout at City Market with produce prices mixed. Potatoes, squash, cabbage, and beans traded variedly from cents to dollars per unit, reflecting a cautious buyers’ mood and wholesale interest amid sparse shelves.
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Oales
City Mart
Livestock Market Snippet From St Buffalo Area
Fragmentary livestock listing shows prices and lots dated February with weights and offerings. Names and full items are unclear, but notes a sale of cattle and related stock items with assorted prices and quantities.
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By &. C. Forbes
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Farvess & Tr. Treat
Deca
Great Lakes Steams
Gudie
Wal & Benme
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Hexing Aviations
Jelo Poe Broetow
Werces
Mid West
Shetvat
Boss
Orleans
Exia
Cestafasalisst
Cuban
Porto Pacon
Bermisdas
Squiheras
Sox
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Xandarde
Wexrhr
Sats Mavearts
Naat
Querties
Ferson
Sarnunas
Wack Ysto. Treasury
Fee
Wasma
Tedars
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Mar Ff
tHama
Leslie Gould
Wall Street
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Saute
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Texas
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Stary Ies
N. Y. Banks
Fem
Canada
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Warnar
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Cox
Excucrage Americas Industri
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WLI
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