New York, May 27.
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange increased late yesterday with news of the sinking of the German battleship Bismarck and the belief that President Roosevelt's "Preside chat would clear up many uncertainties.—United Press.
New York, May 27.
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange increased late yesterday with news of sinking of the German battleship. Bismarck and the belief that President Roosevelt's fireside chat would clear up many uncertainties, Leaders were up a point and more and more some specials went, up three points, Aircraft issues and other war babies were in favour. on President Roosevelt's request for additional military appropriations.
Steels went up a point and more. coppers were firm and fa and small advances were registered in motors Rails were generally better, materials firmed and utili rallied Experts considered the ma: ina position where tests of its resistance may be applied. Nothing much on the buying side was anticipated this week due to the holiday Friday (De-ceration Day).
Many traders planned te leave Wall Street Thursday afternoon for a long weekend, although the market will be closed only Friday. reopening for a short session Saturday.
Meanwhile, business continued to swing to a wartime basis and some considerable difficulties were being experienced in the transition, as industry tried to make its own rules to avoid, if possible, application of rigid priorities rules—United Press.
(Sales in Pesos)
May 28. Sales Prices Atoks Bagiuo Goid Batong Buhay Big Wedge Coco Grove Consolidated Mines Demonstration Fast Mindanao IX Ipo Goi Ttogen Mambulao, Consolidated Masbate Consolidated Mine Operations North Camarine: Paracale Gumaus San Mauricio Surigao Consolidated Syndicate investment United Paracale Mindanao Motherlode Manila Hai-Alai Benguet Consolidated (over the counter)
B—Bid. A—Asked, *—Possible Mutilation.—Reuter.
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