Market roundup and tariff news hints at oil and cotton shifts
Quotation notes from Cities Service indicate demand for creamery extras and cotton goods rising amid war fears. The article mentions tariffs signed into law, Ford plant resuming in Detroit, and potential market gains if England avoids conflict. Money market shows call money strong in New York with rates around 6 percent.
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Money Market
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Chicago market summary shifts in grains and livestock
Wheat down with Liverpool and Winnipeg quotes softening while Dardanelles news quiet. Chicago cash grain prices listed for No. 2 and No. 3 hard wheats, mixed corn, oats, rye, and seeds. Cattle receipts 12,008. beef steers steady to higher bids. hogs strong. lambs firm. Potatoes weaker on whites. dairy milk and butter higher. foreign exchange mixed. naval stores at Savannah firm.
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Wall Street Opens With Mixed Moves as Markets React
New York stock and liberty bond quotes mixed as operations resumed after a pause. Liberty bonds show small gains and losses across series while poultry and live stock markets echo weakness in demand. Major stocks list includes Allied Chemical, General Electric, U S Steel, and Standard Oil with Standard Oil NJ leading gains amid a broad market swing and totals near million shares traded.
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American Sugar
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Bethlehem Steel
Jie Central Leather
Chandler Motors
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Chino Copper
Colorado Fuel and I Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Playeretasky
General Asphalt Generals Electric
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Tipoli Center
Inspiration Copper
International Harvester
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International Paper Invincible CM
Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott Coppe
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Mexican Petroleum International Nickel
Miami Copper
Middle States Oil
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific
New York Central Y. N. H
Hartford
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacfic
Oklahoma
Pacific Pan
American Petroleum Pessaylvania
People’s Oil
Pure Oil
Ray Consolidated Copper Reading Rep
Tronan Royal Dutch, Kearg
Roebusk Sinclair
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
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N. Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper
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Texas and Pacific Tobacco Products
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Tnlon Pagileorn United Retail Stores
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Westinghouse Electric Willys Overland
Atlantic Coast Line
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Gulf States Steel Seaboard Air Line
Sloss
Shef. Steel
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United Fruit Virginia Carp
Ameriedin Zinc
Reynolea Tobacco
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Crucible
Republic
Gulf Steels
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Mathison Alkall
Jones Brothers
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Studebaker
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New Jersey
Sugar Market Steady as Cuba Offers at 4.61
In New York the raw sugar market remained quiet and unchanged with Cuba offering at 4.61. Rested sugar held at 6.26 for fine granulated. New York dairy notes report butter strength in trade.
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Local Cotton Declines and Market Fluctuations Reported
The cotton market opened steady with declines as middling prices fell from 2 to 20 3-4 cents per pound. Reports from New York and New Orleans noted gains and losses across months, with December and January showing fluctuations amid near East news and hedge selling. Spot prices in New Orleans and Liverpool reflected mixed demand, and futures closed barely steady with some net losses.
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Cotton Letters Signal Turco-Greek Peace Talks Risk
A London based dispatch reports a joint conference between Aviez and Turkey to restore peace with Greece hinges on Turkey occupying eastern Thrace. Britain faces a choice between concessions or conflict as public opinion backs pacific moves, with Labour opposing war and Lord Grey critiquing Lloyd George. A Turkish crisis could lift cotton prices if peace holds and demand improves.
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England
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Capper Tincher bill signed to regulate tending in ore on grain markets
Washington reports the Capper Tincher bill authorizing regulation of tending in ore on grain markets was signed by President Hardling. Other briefs note Geneva League of Nations expanding non permanent council seats, Barnes H Seer selected for Muscogee county commission, a Columbus railroad veteran taking new post, a Chicago hotel project costing over a million to reduce noise, and Poland limiting prohibition period amid political uncertainty.
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