Market Rally Fades As Late Trading Signals Turn Sour
Recession in prices triggers a late trading selloff as concerns over the health of a prominent banker prompt speculators to unload holdings. Lehigh Valley stock advances briefly in Philadelphia market amid volatile activity. wheat exports show a downtrend and Treasury notes fluctuate. bond market remains favorable.
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Local Financial Reports Quiet Market and Insurance Officers Change
A slack trading day left the market virtually quiescent with no clear sales of stock as gossip circulated about potential insurance company and bank consolidations that proved unverified. Washington Tabotway Electric and national banks showed activity, while Arlington Insurance elected James M Johnson as new president after Thomas Brown resigned for health reasons. Norfolk and Western announced 712 million convertible bonds to be issued to shareholders. Trading in secured industrials remained robust despite strike rumors.
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Grain market overview shows May wheat gains and higher pork futures
Chicago grain notes May wheat prices fluctuating with a firmer tone for near deliveries while May futures rose. Provisions prices edged up amid steady demand and a cautious market stance with a stronger close on most futures.
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Daily Cotton Market and Bell System Finances Report
The Daily Cotton Market notes a year of rising Bell System net earnings with a 30 million dollar result and highlights a proposed increase in authorized capital stock from 200 million to 600 million. It reports large stock sales of National Bank of Washington shares, prices for cotton and other commodities, and ongoing bank and treasury actions. The article also covers railroad car disposals and Continental Casualty Company finances, with market figures for flour, cornmeal, and other staples.
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Wall Street Gossips Report Mixed Market Movements
Special to The Washington Post New York trading features a rise in major rail and tobacco stocks with renewed dividends and curb activity. The Big Four hit a yearly high while New York Central and American Tobacco securities show strength amid speculative talk of restructurings and possible court rulings on pending suits.
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