Sharpe declines hit high priced issues in New York stock market
Prices fell as reactionary trading emerged with higher money rates and brief short covering in Chrysler. U S Steel rose over two points but overall losses hit high priced shares such as American Can, General Electric, Sears Roebuck, White Motors, General Baking, Havana Electric and West Penn Power. Bullish gains appeared in several issues but overall market remained volatile with mixed news on rail, steel demand, and a $1 Air Reduction dividend.
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Caillaux
France
Great Britain
U. S
American Can
General Electric
Sears-Noebuck
White Motors
General Baking
Havana Electric
West Penn Power
Hich
Air Reduction Company
Standard Plate Glese Company
Cate
Chivaler
Willys-Overland Preferred
Willye-Overland Common
Studebaker
Allis-Chalmers
Chrysler
Eaton
Emerson-Bantingham
Hudson and Manhattan
New York Shipbuilding
Reid
Union Bag
Southern
Southern Railway
Seaboard Air Line
Atlantic Coast Line
Frisco
International Great Northern Adjustment
Seaboard
Illinois Central
Southern Pacific
Denver
Rio Grande
Sinclair, Skelly
Pan-Amer
Virginia
City of Munich
Stocks Bonds and Coal Property Listings
Co B Hancock Bluefield West Virginia First Na teney Building Listed. Development Co Horn Valley Grocery Pocahontas Coal Thermo Pocahontas Coal West Virginia discounts and preferred notes shown with prices such as 22.50 190.08 135.00 50.00 and 70.00.
Bond Prices Ease In New York On Tuesday
Bond prices eased off slightly in New York trading on Aug 26 as on weak demand for government securities and corporate issues. Dealers cited cautious buying and modestly higher yields across the board.
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New York
The Man Who Can't Save Can't Win
A blunt assessment notes the subject cannot win, is running a losing race, and faces mounting debt as every contingency pushes him deeper into financial trouble.
Market Wrap Notes Mixed Bonds And Commodities Rally Then Slip
Bank and railroad bond activity showed mixed results as funds shifted for month settlements. Mexican debt talk spurred buying in Mexican bonds while rail issues reached new year highs. grain and livestock prices moved with commodity trends and futures.
Foreign exchanges steady with varied international quotes
Foreign exchange rates across major currencies show steady movement in New York. Quoted figures include Great Britain 4.85 percent for demand and cables, France 4.68, Germany 23.80, Italy 3.74, Argentina 40.50, Brazil 12.50, with Tokyo 40 and Shanghai 79. Details list numerous country and city cable and bank bill quotations.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Cables Steel
Italy
Gekend
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyto
Shanghai
Montreal
Call Money Market Report
New York August 26 call money firmer with high and low at 4 percent. Ruling rate 4 percent, closing bid 4, offered 4, last loan 4. Call loans against acceptances 4 percent. Mixed collateral 60 to 90 days 4 percent. 4 to 6 months 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Government bond close figures for New York market
United States government bonds closed with Liberty 3448 at 100.28 and 44a at 102.3. Treasury 48 at 102.28 and Treasury 4s at 106.6, along with fourth 4% issues at 102.11 and other 4s around 100.31 to 101.17.
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New York
United States
Liberty
Treasury
Chicago Livestock Market Report Aug 26
Cattle receipts 9,000 with fed steers firm to higher, top $16.10, heavies at $15.75, natives 7.00 to 7.75, stockers 5.00 to 7.00, stock steady to 25¢ lower. Bulls higher. Hoge receipts 12,000 with mixed gains, 185–210 lb at 12.85 to 13.25, top 13.30, 225–300 lb butchers 12.35 to 13.00.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Declines as Liquidation Hits Wheat and Corn
Chicago August 26. Free liquidation and lack of sustaining news push prices lower at the Board of Trade. September leads the decline in wheat and corn while buyers and shorts cover on breaks but commission houses flood rallies. Closing quotes show wheat down fractions to two and a half cents.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Dairy Prices Edge Higher In New York Markets
Butter firm with receipts 12 998. creamery butter higher than extra and firsts with quotes around 41 to 44 cents. Begs steady at 16 706 receipts. Henery whites and Pacific Coast whites show mixed advances and steady or lower quotes. Cheese markets soft with receipts 302 798 pounds.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Soc. Do
Butter market firm on light supplies and demand
The Chicago butter market showed a firmer tone with light supplies and fair out-of-town demand. Buying interest centered on 90 and 91 scores, with lower scores also in demand but limited. Dealers reported activity mainly for higher quality butter under these conditions.
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Chicago
Butter Market Holds Firm as Buyers Refuse Premiums
The market showed firmness with active demand as dealers held all grades for premiums. Fresh butter 92-score commanded 41% to 42 cents, with 90-score at 42 cents, while buyers were largely unwilling to pay the higher prices.
Cotton and silk markets steady in New York trade
Cotton goods markets held steady with small lots moving as mills reject offers on sheetings and print cloth. Silks remain active in wholesale and primary channels with raw silks steady. Canton silk reappears with possible shipments from China. Wool markets steady with moderate business on specialties and burlane firmer as trading begins.
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New York
Canton
China
Wool market steadies with slow demand in Boston
The Boston wool market remains quiet as demand stays slow and prices vary. Fine territory wool for French combing length shows fair demand around $1.25 clean, with fine clothing territory at $1.10 to $1.15 and half blond staples at $1.18. Woolen worsted sector shows more encouraging signs.
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Boston
Commodity prices and bids in Toledo market note
Seed to Wheat and Clover prices listed for cash and futures. Timothy prices shown with bids for September October and December delivery. Market specifics include cash and futures figures in pounds and dollars.
Flour Prices in New York Markets on August Twenty Sixth
Flour prices indicate easy spring patents quoted at 8.49 to 8.50 per barrel or sack and hard winter straights at 8.50 to 9.00, reflecting market variance and availability on the day.
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New York
Poultry Prices Stable on New York Market
Live poultry firm. Dressed poultry quiet Prices unchanged.
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New York
Virginia Division of Markets Richmond August 25 Poultry Report
Richmond August 26 The Virginia Division of Markets reports August 25 live poultry receipts moderate and demand steady. Colored chickens over 112 pounds mainly 33 to 35 cents, under 112 pounds 30 to 32 cents, heavy hens 22 to 23 cents, light hens 22 cents, Leghorns 17 to 18 cents, roosters 16 cents. Richmond country butter best.
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Richmond
Vircn Division of Markets
Cattle and calf receipts mixed bid tones at regional markets
Jersey City and Lancaster receipts show 650 cattle with 210 direct and 1540 head with 830 directs, veals steady to weak, southern markets slow to 50c lower. Beef steers 25c higher on good to choice. heifers in good supply with better grades. stockers and feeders slow. Lambs active and steady with loads around 70 pounds $15.75–16 while 14–16.50 range common. Sheep steady with ewes around $4.50-50.
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Jersey City
Kentucky
Lancaster
Local visitors attend Lewisburg fair and weekend gatherings
Corinne residents Mr and Mrs T BE with Mr and Mrs Btn Fink and son Donald of Lego visit Lewisburg for several days of the fair. Leonard Toy spent Sunday in Bramwell. Mr and Mrs Toney Rhodes and children of Wyco visit Mr and Mrs George Dove for Sunday.
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W. J. Wiley
W. Va
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By Ahern
Gov’t Bonds
Toledo
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Virginia Division OF Markets
Virginia Realty Loan Co
Corinne, W. VA
First National Bank
Bluefield, W. VA
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Community Loan Company OF
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W. C. Neikirk, Secy-Treas
Isaac T. Mann
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A. J. McBride
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Pocahontas Fuel Company
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Mat Roston Board of Trade
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