Rail movement and industry react in April stock report
New York April 13 stock market shows rails advancing toward higher levels while industrials display reactionary tendencies. Reports cite quiet second week of April in steel trade, mixed gains among rail and steel shares, and notable activity in cars, trucks, and sugar futures amid broader market shifts.
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Sugar market record set as Porto Rican sugar sale rises
New York April 15 Porto Rican sugars sold at 4.43 duty pal in another yearly high within the raw sugar market. The market noted easing conditions, attributed mainly to favorable trading mood and demand dynamics influencing prices across the session.
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Chicago Livestock and New York Stocks Mixed on Apr
The Apr Chicago livestock receipts reach 10 000 head with varied weights while New York stock prices show mixed activity. Multiple industrial and commodity listings appear in the market report from Chicago and New York firms, including petroleum, copper, and steel interests. The piece lists numerous company names and ticker style references reflecting broad market movements.
Old Home Town to Bell Market Report
Beef prices and cattle markets show varied demand with 17,000 hogs receipts and slower opening sales. Heifers and cows mostly off, veal and yearlings uneven while weight classes adjust. buyers note spotty demand and generally steady to lower angles across stock classes.
Livestock Market Report Mixed Prices On Sheep and Hogs
Yesterday's activity shows hogs up to 25 higher with bulk to 300 pounds averaging 7 14 00 and late tops around 13.05 while weights strengthen and sows trade around 11.00 to 11.40. Sheep receipts near 12 000 with fat lambs weaker to 26 lower and heavy weight offerings meeting steady to firm demand for several classes. Fat sheep and shearing lambs hold steady with muttons weaker in spots and buyers seeking handyweights and light clipped lambs.
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Bond market climbs on ease of credit and new records
New York April 11 bonds advanced as easier money conditions and relief from red rediscount fears boosted demand. High grade and speculative issues rose with several issues hitting 1925 top prices. Railroads led gains with Norfolk and Western and Burlington, while Virginia Carolina Chemical and Penn Railroad noted notable activity amid restructuring and potential new debt.
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Dairy Market Sags as Creamery Prices Rise
New York dairy market notes April 15 show higher creamery prices while milk receipts total 11 643. Market activity remains subdued as producers adjust to shifting demand and seasonal factors impacting output and pricing.
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Extra 4413 43 Details From Receipts And Storage
A brief record notes extras and packers with numbers 4413 43 31 3114. Fresh gathered extras and seconds listed alongside storage packers and receipts. Cheese volume reported at 58 264 pounds.
Wheat price drop on May delivery amid profit taking
Grain traders report a nine cent fall per bushel in May wheat futures on heavy selling driven by profit taking. With only two weeks left to delivery May contracts lack support as European scarcity and 1924 crop stocks influence ownership while most speculative funds move to July and September 1925 futures.
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Dry Goods Market Notes From New York Trade
New York reports wide print cloths for May to July delivery at nine cents per day and 34c spots. Narrow cloths dull and easier. Fancy prints silk cotton rayon and blends appear in wild woods. Linen goods steady. Men s neat fabrics firm. Fall ladies wear opening daily sold moderately. Hosiery steady. Moderate spring duplicate cotton underwear trade observed.
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Poultry Prices Continue Quiet in New York Market
New York January 13 live poultry nominal bids hold while dressed poultry prices remain unchanged. Commentator notes aviation and pedestrians face similar landing-place challenges as urban transport beats seek stable conditions.
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