Coffee futures sag on liqui dation in New York market
Coffee futures in New York declined Thursday as ample U S stocks and slow roaster buying weighed on demand. Santos No 7 ex dock edged lower while other contracts showed modest losses with Dec and Mar prices noted.
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New York
United States
Dividend entries listed for New York area railroad stocks
A compact listing shows periodic dividend payments and stock records for several firms in New York including NY Central RR and US & For Secur. The fragment mentions payment periods, irregular schedules, and specific stock identifiers such as 325 Q 221 12 1 and 375 Q 3224 145.
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New York
National Association of Securities
Ers, Inc
Mutual Inc. Ce
Intercoutt
Aberdeen
Wed
Invest Research
Iste Fund Inc
Sg Am Bus
Johnsin Mut
Ford Am Investors
Aga Ind
Boston
Ty W
Jatt Grth
Mutual Trust
Renee
Chase Fd Bas
Nail
National Securit Chemical
Ds Colonial Fund
BAS Colonial Grin
Enya
Commonwealth Fund
Intl & Gea
I Abe
Delaware Fd
Phila Fd
Reyes Ee
Divers Gth Sik
Eee
Pine Street Ve
Pioneer Fund
Price, TR Grth
Puritan Fondaate
Creyfus. Fund
Pulnam Geo Geererers
Eaton & H Bal
Pulnam Grth Ererens
Easton & Sik
Scudder Funds
Electronics
ABY Com
Eneroy
Amero
Fidelity Capee S
Fidelity Fund
Am Indo
Wat
Seme
FEF
Weer
Televisa Elect
Eae
Vexas Fund
United Funds
Group
Aerospace Sr
Science
Wall St
Wellington
Whitehall
Windsor
Incorp Invest Sane
Wisconsin Fa
Ins & Bank Stk
Irtra
NY Cent
Combustion Engels
Melra Gold Mayer
Broker tactics and Texas Gulf Sulphur in anInvestor column
The Daily Investor column discusses whether brokers use scare tactics to prompt sales after Texas Gulf Sulphur price surges and if brokers pay bonuses beyond normal commissions. It notes stock speculation remains high and advises obtaining company financials before investing, urging readers to investigate before investing.
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William A. Doyle
Texas Gulf
Canada
Doyle
Heller’s echo shapes public view of economics and policy
Clarence W. Tow of the Federal Reserve Bank Kansas City praises Walter W. Heller former Council of Economic Advisers chair for widening economic thinking and public understanding. He credits Heller with articulating Keynesian ideas, supporting tax cuts in deficits, and expanding media access to economic policy during the Kennedy and Johnson years.
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Clarence W.tow
Federal Reserve Bank At
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Bank of England
London
Heller
Tow
Walter W. Heller
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
University of Minnesota
Washington
Leon Keyserling
Washington Press Corps
White House
Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Roosevelt
Marc Rner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Kennedy
Eccles
Ray Harrod
Oxford
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