Strength of rail shares powers uneven price movements
New York reports uneven stock price swings with railroad shares leading gains after strong earnings and merger hopes. Motors and some industrials lag as volume tops two million shares, while French franc declines and commodity prices rally on global news.
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Hudson
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Chandler
Wisher Body
Packard
Timken Roller
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White
U. S
Livestock Auction Report Highlights Yearling Wethers and Fat Ewes
Market prices list top bid for choice yearling wethers at 16.25 and 15.75 to 16.16 ranges. Fat ewes bring 7.50 to 8.50, heavies decline toward 7, lamb prices mixed with best fat lambs around 18.00. Widespread bids indicate demand shifting as loads move out of second hands.
Market Highlights From An Active Trading Session
The report notes stocks at 14256 closing two and a half points higher with Skelly 6445 and Pan American 68 rallying about a point after early oil group irregularities. Public offerings planned tomorrow by Halsey Stuart & Co for 36 million dollars. Consumer Company 6 percent bond due 1946 quoted at 98 yielding around 15 cents per hundred.
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Morrow
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Aeak Agit Bpesko
Ohio
Government bonds market report from New York
United States bonds closed with Liberty 344s at 9.26, Liberty firsts at 101.87, second 100.24, fourth 102. The Treasury 4s traded around 102.30 and 106.10 for various issues, with overall listings for Liberty and Treasury bonds in early December.
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Call Money Rates and Terms Briefed in New York Market
New York money market reports easier call money with a high of 5 and a low near 5 percent. Ruling rate stands at 6 percent with closing bids around 5 percent. Call loans against acceptances show 4 percent time loans steady with mixed collateral 60 to 50 days at 4 percent and 4 to 6 months at 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 4 percent.
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Foreign Exchange Rates Report From Paris and Tokyo
A brief listing of international currency demands and cable rates shows Great Britain at 4.84 for 16, France around 3.68, and Germany near 23.80. Other nations include Italy 4.00, Belgium 4.53, Switzerland 19.28, and Tokyo markets cited with 11 percent in Shanghai.
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Livestock market report from Chicago on Dec 15
Cattle tally shows 11 006 head with fat steers 1c to 26c higher and heavies advancing. prime 1325 pound cattle traded around 13.26 to 13.75 while yearlings averaged about 13.00. Dulks fat steers ranged 8.75 to 11.25 with feeder heifers and vealers noting steady to lower tones.
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Livestock Market Report Sees Mixed Day Prices
Volume data shows hogs opened higher by 25 to 30 cents, steady to higher on light demand, bulk at 16.90 to 11.25 per hundredweight, heifers and yearlings mixed. Shippers moved 13 000 hogs while 11 000 sheep and feeding lambs held steady with fat lambs down 25 cents. Holdovers estimated at 13 000.
Real estate notes on Virginian Railway lease and stock
The Virginian Railway directors raise common stock to six percent in anticipation of a Norfolk and Western lease approval. The former dividend was four percent, and the upraised rate signals management confidence. The lease would guarantee six percent net to Virginian stockholders. The paper notes a wide real estate push in West Williamson with thousands of lots and future homes.
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Norfolk and’ Western
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Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania
Wheat and related prices listed for December to February
Toledo price table shows cash Wheat at 1.35 and Clover Domestic at 18.75 for December January February. March values 14.75 naked and 16.00 naked for December and 16.2 remedeoaos with 3,603 in March. Alsie December 16.00 and March 16.2 with 3.65 in March.
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Chicago Wheat Prices Rise on Argentina Losses
Chicago trades closed strong on December wheat as official Argentine crop losses boosted demand. European and Canadian purchases also supported futures with gains around 3% to 6 cents, reflecting a tight market and firm buyer interest.
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Argentina
Dry Goods Markets Steady Amid Price Shifts in New York
In New York trading, dry goods prices held steady with modest gains in certain gds. Can goods and burlap steadied while carpets and rugs saw a price rise. Woolen yarns and raw silk showed firmer tone though buying remained cautious amid mills' activity.
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Poultry Prices Movements In New York Markets
Prices for live poultry show irregular movements with Chickens and Broilers listed by freight and express rates. Dressed poultry ranges for old roosters turkeys and fowls reflected across regional markets with varied cents per pound.
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Express
Ftreight
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Southwestern
Butter markets show quiet trade and firm prices in Chicago
Liberal butter offerings of 2 score led to a modest price decline with few sales at 45 cents. Close values held near 45. Trade was dull as buyers showed little interest and 9 score cars sold at 44 to 45 cents. Fresh 92 score sold around 45 and 91 score about 44. Centralized 90 score at 43 to 44.
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Raw sugar futures rise on Cuban demand and prompt shipments
The raw sugar market advanced 3/32 cent to 4.15 for Cuban duty-paid with urgent sales of 104000 bags for prompt shipment at the quoted price. Water futures gained ten to twelve points with near term contracts closing higher at 2.31 for January and 3.38, 2.44, 2.67, 2.867 for later months. Refined sugar held steady with a granulated price around 6.00 to 5.60.
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Beason
Flour News Brief From New York
A fragmented OCR item reads Flour Easy and Deer terms with stray marks and numbers, offering no clear event or outcome. The readable bits point to a short agricultural or commodity notice centered on flour pricing or grading in New York.
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Wall Street Briefs Tax Revenue and Interest Payments
A fragment notes large tax collections and interest payments by government and corporations. The brief hints at fiscal data but lacks complete details or context.
Financial markets ease as bonds and dividends flow
Banks withdrew about 15 million dollars from call markets while rates stayed at six percent. Britain paid 62.01 million dollars to the United States, including 68.21 million in interest and 24 million to reduce principal, via J P Morgan. Midland Steel plans a stock dividend and higher equity, with nearby firms already implementing similar policies. Several New York institutions declared extraordinary dividends, and Midland Steel Products Company cuts remaining bonds to 236 thousand, with Penn Beachboard Steel in auto production.
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J. P. Morgan & Co
Federal Reserve, Bank.of New York
Iladium Steel Company
Williamson gateway to the Billion Dollar Coal Field
A short column touts Williamson as the gateway to a vast coal region with real estate opportunities. It warns money will soon be essential to buy in Williamson and urges readers to act now before opportunities vanish. Names Edw. R. Juhlng and Wm F. Toney appear in the street office notice.
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R. Juhlng
Wm F. Toney
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