Market reacts to Coolidge message with irregular price shifts
Wall Street priced in President Coolidge's Congress message with early gains fading into mixed results. Stocks saw net gains of up to twelve points and losses up to thirteen, as dividend announcements failed to spark broad enthusiasm amid profit-taking and late selling.
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New York
Coolidge
Congress
Wall Street
Western Union
Virginian Railway
Marland Oj
General Motors
Hudson
Mack Tracks
Nash Motors
United of Steel
Sloss-Shid
Dupont
General Electric
U.S
Norfolk and Western
Nashville
Chattanooga
St Louis
New Orleans
Texas
Mexico
New York Central
Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Los Angeles and
Salt Lake Railroad
Public Utilities
Market Street Railway
Electric Power and Light
Consolidated ‘Gas
Montana Power
Brooklyn Edison
West Penn
Poultry Market Report From New York Quiet Trade
Poultry prices steady in New York with no freight quotas. Chickens by express 274 30c. fowls 29 36c. turkey express 00. Poultry steady. turkeys southern 38 53c.
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New York
Turky Express
Southern
Government Bonds Trading Summary in New York
United States bond market closed with Liberty 1s at 99.23 and 99.25 for fractional bids. First 4% at 101.25, second 4% at 100.22, third 4% at 101.2, fourth 4% at 102.1. Treasury 4 at 103, Treasury 4s at 106.10.
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New York
United States
Liberty
Treasury
Call Money Rates and Loans Reported in New York
Call money firms in New York show high rates at 56 percent with a ruling rate of 5 percent. Closing bid and last loan stand at 5 percent, with offers at 56 percent and call loans against acceptances at 4 percent. Time loans are steady with mixed collateral for 60-90 days at 4 percent, 44 months at 4 percent, and prime mercantile paper at 4 percent.
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New York
Foreign exchanges ease on New York market drift
Foreign exchange quotations in cents show demand for Britain at 4.84 and a broad list of American industrials and fuels trading with mild movement. Prominent issues include Allied, Anaconda Copper, American Water Works, Gulf Oil, Pacific Coast companies, General Motors, U S Steel, Pennsylvania, Chesapeake and Ohio, and others reflecting a cautious market in early December.
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Bny
Norfolk and Western
Massachusetts Gas Company
West Virginia
Boston
Provdence
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Great Britain
Allied Ee
Anaconda Copper
AteWicom
Ono Caves
California Petroleum
Cuba
Parison Chemical Bos
Pee Pacific
Eudliber Ui Pacific
Cee Pan
American Petroleem “8 Phila
Reading
Ponies, Petroleum
Gordian
American Woolen
Atlantic Coast
Hethionem Steel
Ceneral Motors
Wees Pennsylvania
California
Canadian Pacifice
Central Leather
Ceres de Paseo Chandler Motor
Chesapeake and Oale
Chicago
Northwestern
Ore
Ean
Bt. Paul
Hicago
Pa Pacific
Cola
Colorado
Congoleum
Consolidated
N.Y. N. OM
Hartford
St. Louis
San
New Jerse
Texas
Coveney
Union Pacific
United States
Woolworth
Chrysler
World Financial Rates Across Nations Studied
The document lists varied percentages for cables and demands by multiple countries and cities including France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Montreal with values ranging from under 2 percent to over 100 percent. The figures appear to reflect exchange or financial demand metrics across regions.
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Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokylo
Shanghai
Montreal
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Cattle Hogs and Sheep Trade
Chicago livestock market reports 14 000 cattle and 37 000 hog receipts with mixed moves. Fed steers mostly steady to lower while hogs show 15 to 25 cent declines and lightweights in better demand. Sheep receipts reach 16 000 with fat lambs slow, but feeding lambs firm and top fat lambs around 17 35.
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Chicago
Butter Markets Steady as Trade Inactive in Chicago
Butter prices remain steady with light supplies and firm centralized market demand. Storage butter shows good demand with slight late-day price increases. Readings include fresh S2 score 49 and S1 score 47. centralized 90 score at 45 and 89 score at 44.
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Chicago
Wheat prices drop on optimistic Argentine surplus
Chicago grain markets fell as optimistic Argentine export projections spurred selling. Wheat closed 24 to 28 cents lower with December at 1.75 to 1.76 and May at 1.70 to 1.71. Corn and oats weakened slightly while provisions ranged from 2.65 cents lower to 16 cents higher.
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Chicago
Sugar Market Tones Shifts Amid Liquidation
Raw sugar prices hold at 4.08 duty paid as market eases on liquidation and selling by European and Cuban-linked houses. Offerings rise while refined sugar stays steady from 5.00 to 5.50 for fine granulated.
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New York
Seed prices for wheat and timothy noted in Toledo market
In Toledo Ohio seed market notices Wheat Cash 1.87 for 188 Clover Domestic 18.75 for December and January 15.50 for February Alltke December 16.00 March 16.26 Timothy Cash and December 3.50 March 3.66.
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Toledo
Ohio
Timothy
Attorney General Calls for Stronger Law Enforcement
The attorney general urged tougher measures to curb rum smuggling noting Nassau as a diminished hub and Havana as the new Atlantic supply point. She cited over 200 foreign vessels linked to smuggling, mostly British, and 753 seizures by Americans, urging explicit authority to seize small boats used in violations.
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Nassau
Havana
Cuba
Federal Justice Department outlines reforms and staffing in a 130 page report
The attorney general summarized recommendations to raise United States attorneys salaries, tighten bankruptcy asset concealment rules, allow federal removal of suits against agents, broaden grand jury authority, and move defendants between jurisdictions. The report notes anti trust outcomes, high conviction rates, and continuing overcrowding in federal prisons with idle inmates lacking training facilities.
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United States
Congress
New York
Connet
Maryland
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Jane
Department
William J. Donovan
Donovan
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