Jump in Cast-Iron Pipe Is Big Feature Wednesday
New York stock market activity remained vigorous with heavy trading and mixed losses across issues. United States Cast Iron Pipe surged over 12 points to a record high amid short covering, while several industrials and rail names showed gains or declines amid broader volatility ahead of the election.
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New York
Wales
United States
Foundation
Continental Can
American Can
Baldwin, Davison Chemical
Kresge Department Stores
Nash Mojors
United
Irregular Fluctuations Hit Cotton Market Wednesday
The New York and New Orleans cotton markets saw nervous, irregular trading with modest net changes. Prices fluctuated, Dubai reports of improved domestic trade and stock positions helped intraday rallies, while hedge selling and pressure from Wall Street dampened gains before late buying steadied the tone. Spot cotton in New Orleans rose modestly with middling around 24.35, while the day closed with mixed price movements and a general sense of steadiness.
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New York
Liverpool
Derember
Bayers
Wall Street
Southwest
Cotton Movement Report Shows Weekly and Interior Trade
New Orleans and major ports report middling cotton prices around 24.9 cents with receipts and shipments across Gulf ports. Interior movement includes Memphis St Louis Houston and Little Rock with totals for today and week and overall year figures.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Tock
Wilmington
Norfolk
New York
Hoston
Houston
Memphis
St. Louis
Middlin
Atock
Little Rock
Rock
V'Aulintas
Montgomery
Liverpool Cotton Market Report November 12 Prices Steady
Liverpool cash cotton demand remains strong with prices steady across categories. Mid and lower grades show tight pricing, with American imports totaling 4,001 of 6,000 bales sold and 4,000 bales receipts including 800 American. Futures closed steady with values from November through October in the 13.05 to 13.75 range.
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Uiverpool
Totton
New York
Hrwazil
Walltreet
Blatch
Exton
Ofere
Port Bourbon Sandon
London
Cottonseed futures firm after early dip in New York
In New York on November 1 copper and tin held steadiness while cottonseed rallied later due to stronger crude oil demand and cash markets. Traders bid for 3,000 barrels with total sales at 22,500 barrels as futures for prime crude and summer yellow spot moved. prices for March and January contracts showed notable gains while other metals held firm in spot and futures.
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New York
Bearlah Hog News
Art St. Lonty
Swan & Finch Oil
BOO
Newy
York
Watlowlag
Tramaactions
IO Carib Syn
HO Chips
Industr
G & el
Might & Trac
L & Trev
An Pow & Light
Kirby Pet
Ain Tolwi
Stan Co
Lagu Ter
Tanre Crest
Aalnunte Fruit Co
Mt & Gulf OF Wy
One Brook
New
Bradford
Oatano Chatterton & A
Sunatar
Cuba
Wilcax
Duract Motors
Wowlley Pet
Oil & Gas
Kurt Penn
Arty
Arizona
Franklin
Canaria
Gillette
Cresson
Glen Alda
Haveltine Corp Ay Bay Bt
Herden Chemieat
Goldfield
AOD
Aarmilt Divide
Jones Radio
Lehigh Power
Sfowe Sound Co
Jerome Verde
Lehigh
Tibby Mc Neill
Metrary Mtaros
Lone Star
Ann Miah
Mason Valley
Nixon Nevada
Ohio
Omnibus Corpett
Gaia
Paige Detroit Motor
San
Pathe Exchange
Silver Dale
Peerless Motors
Penn Water & Pow
Radia’ Company
Radia Corp
Iosony
San Conl & Ie
Swift & Co
Thompson Ra
Todd Shipyards
Coop
Asco
UN Carbide Hagoa
Golf & W
Bray
United Sak . Fiu
GUO Up Bakeries Pit
UN A & el
Ware Hadio Corp
Clubza Tel Yan
1 & Co
White Rock
Det
City Gas Ge
White Bork
Fisher
Buckeye
Ogen Pet
Cumberland
Trk &Tin
Bot
Et Ag
Bion
Humble oOa
Osilo
IOLY
Lehigh Val
Nat ‘Troos
Nat Leath && Nase
Prairie
Stan Oil
Ind
Kan
Four Leading Railroad Preferred Stocks an Investment Pick
Rail investors favor seasoned preferred issues from Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Norfolk & Western Union Pacific and Illinois Central as a tax advantaged alternative to bonds. The piece notes dividend history strong earnings coverage and potential for price moves with common stock gains.
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Atchison, Norfolk & Western
Union Pacific
Ilinois Central
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Co
Atchison
Norfolk & Western
Union Pacific Preferred
Ilinois Central Preferred
Mlinois Central
New York Evening Post, Inc
Market Rebounds Amid Mixed Trading In New York
Enner and Beane reports a lively session with Cant Leon Pive moving up over 12 points to 1s14 as buying dominates yet offset by broad profit taking. The market opened higher, shifted irregularly, with Can, SP And Steel dipping, Continental Canalon slipping after dividend news, and several names closing lower amid varied strength and cautious optimism.
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Enner & Beane
New York
Can
Steel
Cape
Continental Canalon
New Maven
Cendsy
OV Ptd
Eivingston
Mtocka
Western Union
Frisco
Northern Pacific
Cotton Letters. Market steadies amid mixed sentiment
Post and Flag g report steadying effects from favorable inquiries and good news while widespread sentiment remains cautious. Trade demand fluctuates with pockets of profit taking and limited selling. outlook hinges on domestic and world demand and upcoming crop reports.
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Cotton
Post &Flagg
New York
Apnt Ad Shoa
Valuea
Antarescen
Horge
Bank Clearings and Cotton Quotations From Atlanta
Atlanta bank clearings total Wednesday reached 812,178,920.62 with cotton and other quotations noted. Reading across the market, the same day last year showed 11,591,470.79.
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Atlanta Bank Clearings
Curb Market Prices Report From Associated Press
The report lists rough curb market figures and city prices on middling and staple cotton by the U S department of Agriculture Atlanta office. It records varied premiums and terms across Alabama Georgia and similar states with open and strict middling prices and staple lengths.
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THE
Associated Press
Servier
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Atlanta
Gastler
Scotrabara
Ala
Selma
Tuscaloosa
Cedartown
Berton
Sylvester
Dry Goods Market and Cotton Market Commentary
The report notes continued activity in dry goods with steady prices and higher import costs. It covers London bar silver and money rates, New York cotton market tendencies, and commentary from Davis Bros & Co on price movements and trading strategy amid election results. It also cites Liverpool and New Orleans market views, with references to broader trade recovery and improving Atlantic trade.
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Davis Bros. & CO
New York
Trice
Anen
Jateriay
Atulborn
Tarver
Liverpool
U.i& B
Berr
New Orleana
A. V. Curran & Co
Spindley
Atlantic
Modern open end mortgages for power and light bonds
Investors increasingly favor power and light company bonds issued as series mortgage issues. Modern open end mortgages allow one bond issue to cover existing property and future construction, with flexibility in rates and maturities, while protecting investors through standardized limits, earnings tests, and replacement funds to safeguard bond values.
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Power and Light Companies
Wall Street Varies As Fever Subdues After Election Boost
Financial doctors say stock market fever may be breaking after eight-day rally on heavy buying. Prices rose early on out-of-town orders to fresh 1924 high, but mid day declines hit Foundation and United Bakery shares amid dividend news. Iron and steel optimism supports activity. Chicago district shows increased buying while western farm-price gains drive speculation.
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Devg
Willys-Overland
American Express
Southern Pacific
Frisco
Missouri Pacific
Katy
Northern Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Baltimore & Ohio
American Locomotive
Pullman
Sears-Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Radio Corporation
American Smelting
Texas Gulf
Consolidated Gas
Allied Chemical
American Car and Foundry
Cuba Cane Sugar
General Electric
Cayamel Fruit Goodyear Prior
Ohio Steel
Pennsylvania Coal
Postum Cereal
Western Union
Steel Trade Reviews
New York
Stock Exchange
Foundation Company
United Bakery Company
Chicago
Market tone reactionary as bonds and stocks slip
Heavy profit taking followed recent rate gains as government and high yielding bonds faced selling pressure. Rail issues and Liberty bonds moved lower while traders eye cautious, speculative reentry amid calls for tax changes and shifting funds between bonds and equities.
Amoskeag Plant to Run at Capacity in Manchester
Manchester November 12 A statement by an Amoskeag official says the entire Amoskeag Manufacturing plant will operate at capacity as soon as possible. The mill, employing about 18 000 workers in cotton and worsted goods, has run limited departments for four months at three days weekly.
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P. Ellis & New Orlean
Federation of
Manchester
England
N. H
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Amoskeag
Milla
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