Market gains buoy rail stocks as earnings show strength
Wall Street activity favored professional traders who pushed prices after the Union Pacific earnings report. The August results showed steady earnings power, lifting a broad list of issues while banks and government deposit calls drew little concern amid easy October settlements.
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New York
Harriman Pacific
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
American Car and Foundry
American Cotton Oil
American Lee Securities Ee
American Smelting and Refining
Ile Pia
American Sugar Refibing
American Tobacco
American Woolen Anaconda Mining Co
POE Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Market Summary of Bond and Stock Activity
Trading data shows bonds firm with total par value $3,604,000 and day’s total shares 676,300. United States bonds remained unchanged on call. Listed are numerous railroad, utility, and mining issues with varied yields and prices from Atchison to Wolverine, plus several mining concerns and electric companies.
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Ee Western Union
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
United States
New York Futures Open Steady as Cott Futures Move
New York market notes show October cotton futures opening with a narrow band around unchanged to up one point and closing very steady, trading within a tight range and ending 7 points lower from the prior session.
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New York
Market Report Notes Mixed Commodities and Slump in Wheat
In New Orleans and New York markets, copper, electrolytic metals, and spellers showed dull or mixed readings with minor gains and losses. Lead and zinc traded lower while local grain prices in Chicago fell on export demand weakness. corn recovered briefly on cash demand, but overall wheat remained weak through the day.
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Tomedon
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Chicago
Buick Demonstrations Attract Visitors To Showroom
Buick demonstrations and cars on exhibition invite the public to visit the salesroom. The ad promises interesting information about automobiles, courteous attention, and everyone is welcome. It asserts value for money and aims to attract customers with a friendly helpful tone.
Market ends with mixed grains as oats firmed
Trading shows oats near the market lows yet firm in the city core while wheat and corn slide. Provisions stay firm with gains around 24 to 1 cent. October pork seen bought by packers as bullish influence persists.
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Packera
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