Stocks Spurt Early in Week, Then Decline
NEW YORK, Sept. 6 tfiÛÓ1The ' stock market rode along this week on the .coattails of a high-stepping business boom, and; held on for dear life.	|</br></br>There was plenty of fear that the stock market might tumble, but confidence in current and future business kept trading on the track.</br></br>After the Labor Day holiday, which shortened the trading week to four days, the bulls had high expectations that the recovery movement would extend itself with emphasis.</br></br>Oil Tuesday it did. After that things got mixed up, the market faltered and finally declined. By the end of the week it was right where it started as measured by the Associated Press average of 60 stocks which held unchanged at $108.40.</br></br>With such a dead-center type of action, few conclusions could be drawn. With volume, however. it was a different matter.