Selling Wave Causes Slump In Market
A brief market note reports a selling wave in February causing a downturn across sectors. Traders observe reduced demand and cautious sentiment as prices ease and liquidity tightens in early trading.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1945
Page
8
A brief market note reports a selling wave in February causing a downturn across sectors. Traders observe reduced demand and cautious sentiment as prices ease and liquidity tightens in early trading.
The market report lists varied quotes with several named firms and regions, noting little overall change as bonds and wheat finish steady while other sectors show minor moves. Entities mentioned include Foster, Adama, Texas, Juneau, Ameri, Ward, Dodge, Anaconda, and several industry names.
A dense OCR listing prices for flour, butter, cheeses, and assorted produce. Includes figures for bulk butter, dairy brands, and various vegetables and fruits with assorted weights, crates, and per pound or per box pricing. Mentions freight and distribution costs, plus wholesale supplier terms.
The Wynantskill Community Association scheduled its first monthly meeting for 8 PM at the Bre house. John Manin, president, will preside. Guest speakers include three founders from the Latham Association and other original promoters of the movement in the area.
Corporal Jona L. Lynch of 145 Church Street is cited for bravery in conduct during the Leyte Province operation in the late weeks of 1944. A Saratoga Springs native, he entered service July 27, 1943, and is a 1931 Saratoga Springs High School and 1988 Albany Law School graduate.
Miss Minnie Bulson of Tarentac visits for a few days as Mrs Howard Tate recovers at home. The Dorcas Circle sponsored a pie supper raising 3555 at EOL QO F Hall. Community social night led to plans for next meeting on March 3 with a pie social.
The Melrose club held a gathering at Mrs. BHOP Sharpe’s home in Valley Walls on Saturday. High score awards went to Mrs. Sadie Foster, Mrs. Jane Milliman, and Mrs. Phoebe Akin. The Women’s Society of Colian Service of the Methodist Church plans a March meeting with Miss Estella Speanburg leading devotions and program duties assigned to Mrs. Ori Reed and Mrs. William Diefer-Gort.
A compact set of classified listings covers employment education finances merchandise personal services real estate rental sales and automotive. The fragment mentions agencies and sections such as MEXT 202 employment and 30 financial with several category codes like ROOMS AND BOARD and REAL ESTATE RENT. The text references The Frey Severe Co and other brief notes on services and goods.
Local Stillwater notes list school and church activities. Events include a week of observances for Washington’s birthday, a Sunday session at 9, and a banquets, plus Women’s Missionary Society and Bible study meetings at Second Baptist Church with devotions, games, and community fellowship led by Mrs. Hammond and others.
Fragmented text shows multiple reward notices and animal notices. References to a Springer spaniel and a blackhaired dog appear amid garbled contact numbers and street names. The legible items mention rewards for Troy records and various residential areas with uncertain dates.
North Broadway Albany officials note opportunities for women in the ready to wear department. Addie personnel oversee sewing learners in men gowns and shirts. High wages, excellent working conditions, health insurance with pay, cafeteria, day and night shifts listed.
Hoosick area notices report Nellie J. Marshall wintering in Brattleboro and Rew Garner of All Saints Episcopal Church to lead communion in the rectory Sunday. Charles Haynes Jr. returns to Fort and visits, with Charles Harnes’ parents. The Ladies Union of the Baptist Church meets at 2 pm at Jared J. Peckham’s home for a White Cross session. Loyal Workers hold an all-day meeting with a 3 pm lunch. Hoosick Baptist Church preacher J J Gould will speak at 2:33 am Sunday on Bear Ye One Another s Burdens. Sunday School at 10:30 am.
Pounal Daniel F. Proudiz remains at his home on North Church Street. Local schools are closed this week for midyear tests. Francis Bowman and Lana Abergene of Hoosick Falls enjoy a few dates in Boston. The W S C S will meet at 2 30 p m today at Mapleown the home of Mr and Mrs Glifford Hewitt. Mrs Jackson Ostrander leads the study program. Mrs Norman Bellean has joined her husband in Fort Myers Florida after a stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Bertram Petars of North Church.
Latham St John’s Episcopal Chapel will not hold Thursday services during Lent due to fuel shortages. The church urges parishioners to stay informed for any rescheduled times and asks members to conserve resources amid the shortage.
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