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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1938
Page
11
Financing figures show a weekly dip to 807000 while new liens push the total to 1.5613 million. The period saw limited supply and ongoing remorse amid market cautions, with several noted adjustments and unsteady demand.
A garbled 19th century market list records varied farm produce and prices in New York. Items include cabbages, potatoes, onions, corn, and fruit with scattered figures, weights, and origins. Specifics mix weights like 50 pounds and 100 pounds with prices in dollars, noting regional sources from Long Island and Maine. The text shows an unsettled, fragmentary enumeration of commodities, pricing, and shipments across sections and markets.
Money market brief notes a February update with rates and commercial paper terms. Mentions acceptance, yield around 7-14 percent and 75 26 7-14 per cent readings, plus references to federal tenor and short one to four day tenors.
Fragmentary notes mention a 305 pound fish linked to a fishery event and a reference to Catale Fates with Seas and Gieanzo, suggesting a coastal livestock or seafood market record with unclear details. The readable items imply names and weights but lack full context.
Arguments in the Norfolk Southern Railroad fee dispute have been extended to March 3 as a federal district court in Gatton considers the case. The pending matter centers on fees and related actions in the prior proceedings.
The piece, attributed to DE Lewis Haney, outlines price ranges for vegetables and grains in New York markets. It notes celery mild demand, cabbage at various per bushel prices, and celery prices from 35 to 49 cents a dozen. It discusses general market conditions and government controls mentioned by observers.
Armour company directors defer action on common and preferred dividends. The Seventieth firm declares a 25 cent dividend on convertible stock and 5 percent preferred shares. A recapitalization plan approved last year triggers stock issue. Saint Joseph and other entities announce quarterly common stock dividends in cents per share.
The document outlines the annual report for Radio Cerpenttien yi America, noting the year and details of profits, dividends, and cost increases. It mentions distributed shares and impending financial figures for the period ending February and related follow up.
A fragment from a New York market report notes a 25 cent dividend on common stock. It lists par values and dates in a dense, numeric style with references to various stock actions and holdings, including mentions of par value changes and dividends.
New York February 25 The daily average gross production of crude oil in the United States last week rose to 59 barrels compared with the prior period The average for the area was 68 350 packs and the February calculation by the Bureau of Mines notes 3 435 250 daily barrels in the dark alahona 40d an
New York reports the first central railroads show January operating income down 36 percent from January and 46.7 percent from December. Earnings for the period reflect a sharp decline across the industry.
Brown Shes Company resumes operations as reported in New York on February 26. Market notes show ongoing activity in U S Treasury notes and financial updates from the firm Mo.
A compressed list of commodity quotes and prices including various grains, produce, and feed items. Items mention bushels, pounds, gallons, and dozens with notes on market names and price ranges. The text reads like a historical price ledger with mixed garble and identifiable entries for celery spices corn and beans.
New York City retail sales fell 8.5 percent in the year ended. The drop reflects weaker demand in department and grocery sectors across New York and Brooklyn, with negative sales trends continuing into the fourth quarter.
The readable portions indicate an overtime or timekeeping note from Gloucester in February but the text is garbled. It mentions extra time and a likely February date, with references to New England and possible system terms. The incomplete lines prevent a full factual summary.
Radio listings show WEAF and WEAV programs including orchestral pieces, travel talks, weather, and a magazine segment. Notable names include Marion Talley and Gale Storen, with broadcasts scheduled through afternoon and evening slots across multiple stations.
A montage of obituaries and funeral notices from Syracuse and nearby areas lists numerous families and services. Names include Wilson Kasemagof Edwards, Alfred John Williams, James O'Hara, Mary Williams, Estella Haseman, Bett Jenkins, Lena Lynch, Charles W Chadwick, Lida Ashby, Mary Winzens, and Anna Lyne among others. Details cover survivors, service locations, and burial arrangements at local churches and cemeteries, reflecting community losses and arranged rites.
The document notes a rise in losses with a figure near 35,634,229 and a related 83.54 percent rate. It references 449 units or plaintiffs and mentions charges. The record reflects a clearer financial setback tied to the observed downturn.
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