High Grade Industrials Lead Broad Stock Market Rise
New York August 4. High grade industrials led a broad upward stock market move. The advance ranged from one to seven points amid stiff money rates and Pan American weaknesses. Notable gains included American Can Mack Trucks Dupont International Telephone and United Drug, with Nash Motors jumping over fifteen points.
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American Can
Mack
Dupont
International Telephone
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Atlantic Line
Nash Motors
Herbert G. Wylie
Pan- American Petroleum and Transport Corporation
Pan-American
Pan-American Western Petro
Doheny California
Couny
D Oj
Indiana
Simmons
Ginter
Coca-Cola
Public Service of New Jersey
Columbia Gas and Electric
Virginia Railway and Power
Douglas-Pectin
New York Shipbuilding
General Motors
White Motors
Fisher Body
Hayes
Loew's
American Locomotive Company
Brown Shoe
United States
Oslo
Copenhagen
Rio Janeiro
Chile
International
Great Northern Adjustment Sa
New York Bond Close Aug 4 Liberty 3 Percent Near 100
United States government bonds closed with Liberty 3 percent at 100.21 and Liberty first. The report notes the day’s market levels and key quotes for government securities in New York trading.
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New York
United States
Liberty
Liberty First
Derry First Mortgages Lead Industrial Group at 85
Market activity shows strong absorption as Derry first mortgages reach a new high of 85 in the industrial group. Prompt sale of a Tokio Electric Light Company, Ltd, issue worth 24 million dollars underscores steady demand and liquidity in the market.
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Tokio Electric Light Company, Ltd
Foreign exchange quotations from key currencies
New York August 4 foreign exchanges report shows demand and cable rates in cents for major currencies. Notable figures include Great Britain 4.85, France 4.73, Germany 22.80, Belgium 4.57, Argentina 40.97, Brazil 11.75, Tokyo 41, Shanghai 78, with numerous other European, Asian and regional rates listed.
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Denmark
Switzerland
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Greece
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Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Romania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreat
Call Money Rates and Loan Figures in New York
New York August 4 call money market shows firm conditions with high and low at 4 percent. Ruling rate closing bid and last loan all at 4 percent. Call loans against acceptances at 34 percent. Time loans remain firm with mixed collateral and notes of 60 to 90 days and 4 44 percent, 4-46 months 44 4 percent, and prime commercial paper at 4 percent.
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New York
Iprime
Livestock Prices Hold Steady Amid Mixed Cattle Trade
Chicago Aug 4 cattle receipts 10,000 with fed steers and choice specialties stronger. Prices up to 15.65 for heavy loads, best yearlings 15.25, grassers down. Hog receipts 14,000 with higher opening. bulk 14.10 to 14.50, top 14.55, sows 12.20 to 12.60. Sheep receipts 10,000 with lambs unevenly strong, western yearlings 12.50, ewes 8.50, feeder lambs to dealers up to 15.25.
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Chicago
Wheat Prices Rise in Chicago MarketReport
Chicago on August 4 saw wheat futures climb about twelve cents a bushel above early quotes. Traders cited tighter global supplies and concern over harvest quality, with gains broadening across nearby contracts and extending into late trading.
Grain Market Mixed as Reports Prompt Buying Flux
Wheat quotations closed unsettled with gains from 20 to 4 percent net. September futures at 1.60 to 1.60 and December near 1.60 to 1.61 dollars. Oats rose slightly while corn and provisions held steady to modestly higher amid spring crop reports from the Canadian belt and hesitancy in winter wheat movement to markets.
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Canada
New York Cotton Cloths Trade Slows with Moderate Easing
Cotton cloths quiet with some price relief on print cloths while sheetings hold. Sales of 20,000 wide 64x60’s for October at 9 1/2 cents, about 2,000 pounds wide duck for contract at 45% off list. Silk goods steady. fall coutures liked, linings lower than last season. Dress goods for spring show reductions. lightweight worsted demand up for men’s wear. Bur laps up in Calcutta, available locally 10–15 points under replacement costs.
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Calcutta
Raw sugar market firmer with higher prices on Aug Fourth
The New York raw sugar market rose 1/22 cent to 4.30 with 21 000 bags shipped to an outport refiner at quoted prices. Futures firmed on covering and trade buying, closing unchanged to one point higher. September 2.56, Ce eo 2.71, March 2.78, May. Refined sugar demand remained soft with liberal withdrawals.
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New York
Ceeo
Butter Market Holds Steady on Top Grades in Chicago
Butter market in Chicago on August 4 ruled steady for top grades while mid and lower scores stayed firm. Buyers showed interest mainly in $7 to 90 with light supply and quiet trade. Centralized market was about steady with activity limited to 55 and 89 scores. Fresh 92-score at 42c and centralized 90-score at 43c.
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Chicago
Wheat and seed quotes steady in Toledo and Boston markets
In Toledo on August 4 prices shown for Wheat Cash at 1.67 to 1.68, Clover Seed Cash 17.20 with futures at October 15.75 and December 14.90, Alsike December 13.60, Timothy Seed Cash 3.95 with September 4.35 and October 4.15. In Boston the wool market remains on about the same basis as in recent days.
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Toledo
Ohio
Alsike
Timothy
Boston
Trading firm but with buyer leaning toward concessions
Trading to firm and possibly a little more in the buyer's favor. The market shows some inquiry for stocks suitable for the manufacture of woolens. Price remains unchanged as offers await further openings in the goods market.
Quotations Virginia Bureau of Markets August 3 Livestock Prices
Richmond live poultry steady with light receipts and moderate demand. Chickens and fowl varied by weight and color. butter and eggs listed with by市场. Cattle in Richmond and Lancaster markets show steady to higher prices for good steers and cows. calves and bulls with mixed values. Jersey City receipts indicate lambs steady amid large totals. further regional price details provided.
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Richmond
Virginia
Market Report Mixed Livestock Prices and Receipts
The Richmond market shows receipts around 150 with a steady trend. Lambs and ewes command prices near 13 and 36.50 respectively, while straight loads reach 16 and other lots 14 to 15.50. Demand remains moderate for Suffolk and Pennsylvanian sheep, with plenty of activity in the throwout category.
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Richmond
European Beggar Appeals in Ten Tongues Chronicle
Rudolf Hruby nicknamed the "king of beggars" travels across Europe to beg for alms in ten languages. He avoids formal passports, claiming he would rather beg than burgle, and has navigated borders without official travel documents, becoming a notorious figure in multiple countries.
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