Wednesday's Closing Quotations New York, Mar. 13.
While the Russian-Finnish peace had seemingly been discounted, traders on Wall Street today were still studying possible repercussions, resulting in a slow market and prices moving mostly fractionally lower, with steels, Chrysler and Westing: house leading the way down.
The third term question was again to the forefront, with many observers coming to the conclusion that President Roosevelt, at present, does not intend to run for re-election.
Steels and motors came under pres-Sure; aircrafts wavered, with holders somewhat nervous as a result of the face of very disappointing exports.
The volume of trading today amounted to 680,000 shares.—Reuter.
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