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Show NEW YORK. Feb. 1 Signs ni the outrot of today's stock market session pointed to a continuanco of the recent unaottlenient created by the demoralized demoral-ized foreign exchange situation. Even ITemre the market opened, demand I bills on London were offered at ?3.-1 ?3.-1 2 7 1 .i or 53i cents under yesterday's low.. si quotation- Motors, steels, oils and shippings wore foremost in the I early reaction, lcsiag 1 to points. Equipments and unclassified specialties special-ties followed at similar losses. A few leaders made moderate rallies ral-lies within the first half hour. Rallies were cancelled before 11 o'clock when leading foreign exchanges ex-changes dropped to lower records nnd 'heavier selling of stocks resulted. 1 Losses in all active shares, and miscel-1 laneous specialties werei ncrcascd by j 2 to 6 points, investment rails also feeling the force of the movement. It was reported that the banks had provided pro-vided funds to meet Wall street's cred-1 cred-1 It. requirements. Evidently this did not apply to speculative operations, in which considerable jnvolunlarily liquidation liqui-dation was observed. Liberty bonds were lower as also were various foreign for-eign issues, call money opened at 14 j per cflnt, yesterday's rate. ! i |