Irregular Oil Stocks Lead Market Rally Wed
A sudden surge in oil shares and other high priced equities marked the day on August 20 as investors pushed many issues toward year low levels. Gains in American Smelting Kennecott United States Steel General Electric and United States Cast Iron Pipe accompanied mixed moves in rails and other sectors.
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Bond Market Advances As War Debts Influence Trading
New York reports a marked expansion in trading volume led by United States and foreign government bonds and select railroad and corporate liens. Time money eases boosting purchases of Liberty bonds and other securities as hopes rise that foreign nations will settle war debts with the United States.
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Get Ahead With Steady Saving and Smart Investment
A tough critique of men chasing easy wealth ends with advice to start saving now and build a fund. The text urges disciplined investing through a trusted adviser to improve personal and financial outcomes.
Stocks Rise On Exchange Talks And Oil Sector Gains
Feature notes an exchange plan next year at 125 into shares around 133 high. Railroad bonds like Northern Pacific 58 show stronger demand than speculative issues. Skelly and Sinclair issues lead oil sector advance, driven by lower crude output rather than more gasoline price cuts.
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Liberty bonds close on New York fixings
Liberty bonds closed in New York with the 3 Liberty issues at mixed yields including the first 4 percent at 102.07 and the second 4 percent at 101.01 while the fourth 4 percent traded near 101.20 and the liberty bond at 100.26.
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Call Money Rates Steady in New York Market
Call money in New York on Aug 20 remained steady with a ruling rate of 4 percent and closing bids at 4 percent. Loans against acceptance showed some ease, with 60 to 90 day as 4 1/4 percent and 4 to 6 months at 4 percent, prime commercial paper at 4 percent.
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Foreign Exchange Rates and Country Demands Listed
The report shows New York ex rates for multiple nations including Britain at 4.85 percent and 60 day bills at 4.81 percent, France at 4.68 percent, Italy 3.61 percent, and Belgium 4.42 percent with Germany 23.80 and the Netherlands 40.24. It also lists Norway 18.68, Sweden 26.85, Denmark 23.04, Switzerland 19, Spain 14.40, Greece 1.54, Poland 17, Czecho Slovakia 2.96, Yugoslavia 1.79, Austria 14 and Romania 51.
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Unscrambling Global City Metrics
A compact read of numeric scores and city markers across regions. Supentine, Brasil, Tokio, Shangha, Montreal appear with varied figures, suggesting a fragmented data snippet from a larger dataset. The line hints at international numeric values and place names without a clear narrative or outcome.
Livestock Market Mixed as Receipts Hit Chicago Auction
Cattle receipts 6,000 with uneven steady trend and some loads of top heavies selling around 15.25 per cwt. Fat short fed steers at 13.50 14.25, best yearlings 14.50, grassers 7.00 7.75, rain feds 10.00 13.00. Hogs receipts 14,000 with 25 to 35 cent gains, top 13.60, 140 to 220 and 225 to 326 pound lines 12.75 13.26. Shippers 4,500. holdovers estimated 16,000. Sheep receipts 14,000. native lambs down about 15 cents, best around 15.00, city butchers 14.90, most bids 11.00 11.50, some freighted to 12.00, heavies uneven but lower.
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Wool Market Holds Steady in Boston Trade
Wool business in Boston on August 20 shows unchanged activity with some sales closing. Fine combing fleece wools bring 54 cents grease, three-eighths comb ings 51 to 52 cents, and one-quarter blood staple around 60 cents. Clean basis for one-quarter blood territory staple runs 88 to 82 cents, with three-eighth blood straight combing at 61 cents.
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Wheat closes lower after erratic Chicago session
Wheat finished lower in Chicago trading after an uneven day marked by buying on price dips and selling when prices rose. A frost rally in the Canadian Northwest briefly pushed the market up to a day high before Winnipeg selling and northwestern-driven liquidations pulled prices down toward the close.
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Poultry Market Oddities Reported in New York
Irregularities noted in New York poultry trade as of mid August with price shifts and supply concerns affecting buyers and sellers.
Dry Goods Trade Report From New York Market
Dry goods sales show wide print cloths delivered from September to November at about 9 ½ cents for 38 inch widths. Sheetings in light demand. wash fabrics sold in small lots. Raw silk markets firmer with Yokohama activity. silk goods steady for fall. Dress goods buying centers on finer cloths. men wear mills perform well while others lag. Linens quiet but fancies for tableware and towels in demand. Bur laps show little change.
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Sugar market slides on strong offerings in New York
New York sugar market falls as offerings rise. Cuban raw sugar sales totaled 21 000 bags from store and 22 000 bags prompt shipment at 4.37 duty paid. Futures weaken with September liquidation and selling by Wall Street linked houses. Final prices off four to seven points for active positions.
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Sugar market steady with firmer refined prices
Tember closed 2.49, December 2.63, March 2.70, May 2.78. Refined sugar unchanged to five points higher, quotations up to 5.40 to 5.60 for fine granulated. Some refiners reportedly accepting business at 6.50. Moderate domestic demand noted and additional export inquiries in the market.
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Tember
Butter market steady in Chicago with 41 1/2 cent scores
Butter prices remained steady in Chicago with early sales at 41 1/2 cents per pound for 2-score but most deals at 41 1/2 cents. Trade was fair and premiums held, with medium grades in strongest demand. Centralized car market also steady to firm. 89 score lines favored, fresh 92 score at 41 1/2 cents and 90 score at 41 cents.
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Wheat and hay bids listed for Seed Toledo Ohio market
Wheat cash No 2 red quoted at 1.70 to 1.71. Clover bids show cash 17.05, October 15.56, December 14.75, March 14.80 asked. Alsike December 13.60. Timothy cash 3.75, September 4.00, October 3.80 asked, December 4.00.
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Virginia market report and live poultry notes from Richmond
The Richmond Virginia Bureau of Markets notes a steady grain market with near by fresh at 36c and Western fresh at 36c. Live poultry supplies are moderate with slow demand and a dull market for chickens.
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Cattle and Livestock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Receipts at Lancaster total 400 cattle with beef steers steady and bulk bids $7.26 to $8.75. Calves steady while stockers and feeders move fast. Jersey stock and cattle around 410 head, 450 directs calves. Steers slow with top near $11.60 for 1476 lb averages. bulls 1200-1360 lb average around $10. Calves active, state weights strong. Jersey City receipts 5,580 head with lambs slow but near Tuesday levels. top fat lambs 68-70 lb, Kentucky fats $15 to $15.50, overall sheep steady with ewes around $7.50.
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Soviet on Rat Path in Japan Target Large Pest Campaign
Soviet Russia reports it has chased many rats in Japan and plans an extensive pest killing campaign soon, signaling a broad effort to curb rodent populations across the country.
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