Stock Market Dull As Rumors Of Treasury Action Roil Traders
The Washington Post reports a dull stock market with a small weekly decline and rumors that Secretary Shaw may permit banks to tap reserves. Call money rates fell but speculation spread that low rates signal no outside funds, while bank statements and London market activity offer cautious optimism about December liquidity.
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Oil and metal prices drift in London and New York markets
The report notes London prices for oil and copper rising with spot and futures gains, while New York closes with mixed signals. Local quotes show copper and iron strength, with various foundry and standard grades listed and relative stability in many markets.
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Wall Street Gossip on Treasury Relief and Bank Reserves
Washington whispers say Secretary Shaw wants banks to use reserves to curb distress by allowing more deposits or bond purchases. Local bankers doubt such relief, fearing higher risk and strict limits. Headlines note heavy loan repayments easing freest funds, while investors eye Roosevelts' capital measures and railroad stock increases.
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New York
Woolen Mills in Merger Form South Textile Combine
Leading woolen mills of the South merge to form the American Textile Woolen Company with $1,250,000 capitalization. Members include Berne Park Woolen Mills Hoseyville Louisville Woolen Mills Sweetwater Woolen Mills Athens Woolen Mills and Atlanta Woolen Mills. Headquarters will be in Chattanooga with W. W. Nixon of Atlanta named president.
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Woolen Mills
Sweetwater Woolen Mills
Sweetwater
Teon
Athens
Block Exchange Shows Gains in Copper Stocks Rally
Trading at yesterday's Block Exchange session centered on copper issues with Greene Copper up a point and trading around 31 4. Volume reached 820 shares as the tone closed firm. Other stocks were subdued with several notes on looming reorganizations and dividend uncertainties for Greene-Cananea.
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Greene
New York
Greene Company
Greene-Cananea
Duluth
Washington stock quotes showcase varied names and bonds
Closing bid quotations list Washington Railway and Electric common and preferred, Norfolk and Washington Steamboat, Mergenthaler, Greene Copper, capital trusts, and district bonds. Railroads and gas stocks show mixed prices with multiple issues trading around par to light premiums, amid miscellaneous utilities and mining entries.
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A Stock Exchange
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Washington Gas Company
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Potomaca
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Washington Market Company
Waalington Ralway
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
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Cherapeake and
Potomac Telephone
Tyna
Mergenthaler Linotyne
Lanston Monotype
Greene Copper
Mitchell Mining Company
National Bank
American
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Central
National City
Columabia
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Lin~eala
Metropolitan
Security Storage Company
Swashington Market
Fidelity Storeze Company
Washington Produce Market Price Report on Eggs Butter Cheese
The Washington Market reports wholesale egg prices by region with steady to rising tones. Butter values hold near last week's levels, with creamery and dairy products showing varied grades and stock movements. Ground meats and dressed poultry show steady demand amid moderate receipts, while live poultry and fruits supply reflect fluctuating conditions across regions.
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Tate
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Baltimore Markets Report Amid Mixed Grain Prices
Baltimore markets show dull wheat and flour receipts at 28 188 barrels while corn and oats trade with firm and weak spots. No 2 red Western wheat in December at 76 percent, February 74 74 percent, January 74 percent. Mixed grain and Southern white corn fluctuate with fluctuating bushel receipts and assorted futures pricing.
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New York grain market reports mixed after early wheat strength
NY grain trading shows weak late session after wheat rose briefly on weather and Northwest trends. Corn futures ease as December liquidation hits and oats hold firm. spot values steady for No 2 red and elevator bids.
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Chicago Grain Market Mixed as Northwest Receipts Fall
Chicago reports lower Northwest receipts lifting grain prices though late selling kept closes barely steady. May wheat fluctuated 74 to 76 and closed near 7s. September corn rose. oats traded firm as buyers covered shorts. Hog futures firmed on scarce supplies with live hog receipts eyed for tomorrow.
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Nipissing Mines Declares Quarterly and Extra Dividends
New York Dec 20. Nipissing Mines Company directors declare the regular quarterly dividend of 3 percent and an extra dividend of 2 percent on the company stock. The decision comes at a time after a recent heavy decline in Nipissing stock and marks the first meeting since that drop.
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New York
Nipissing Mines Company
Unclear OCR food market notes from New York
Flour and grain prices steady with widespread firmness for rye, barley, cornmeal, and buckwheat. Hides, wool, butter, cheese, eggs largely steady. potatoes and cabbage dull to firm. meats and lard steady. freight and molasses steady with mixed animal products showing minor variance.
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