Atlantic Coast Line Soared More Than Twelve Points
New York stocks closed higher with American Dan up over seventeen points to a record 2.83 as market breadth widened. Rail and industrials led gains with Atlantic Coast Line jumping more than 12 points to a fresh year high on news of a 100 million dollar improvement program.
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Atlantic Coast Line
New York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
General Electric
American = lee
Coca Cola
Nash Motors
Sears Roebuck
Woolworth
U. 8 Steel Common
Easai
Mathieson Alkali
American Steel Foundries
Standard Milling
Devoe and Reynolds
Inger Raad
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Atchison
Chesapeake and Ohio
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Nickel Plate
Delaware and Hudson
Louisville
Nashville
Wabash
Market Summary Sees Dull Holiday Trading
New York December 23 on the stock exchange quietness persisted with dwindling holiday interest and firm money rates undercutting trading vigor. Industrial average hovered near year end levels as rails and utilities showed minor moves and totals remained subdued amid a flat boards session.
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New York
Closing Prices for Diverse Stocks and Rails
A compiled list shows closing prices and percent changes for many companies including Allied Chemical American Can American Locomotive American Smelting and Refining American Lager American Tel American Woolen Anaconda Copper Armour Cerro de Pasco Central Leather Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and Northwestern Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Coca Cola Colorado Fuel Consolidated Gas Corn Products Crucible Cuba Cane Sugar General Motors General Electric Great Northern Iron Ore Seaboard Air Line Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Willys Overland United States Steel Westinghouse Electric and other listed firms.
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Allied Chemical
Dve
American Can
American Car and Foundry
American Smelling
American Lager
American Tel
American Woolen
American Tobaccoc
Atehinsee
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petrotewm
Cerro de Pasco
Advass
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Northwestern
Mil
St. Paul
R. I
Weelfie
Chile
Fierce Ood Chrysler Corporation
Sandhevess
Coca Cola
Colorado
Colbesy
Consolidated Gas
Corietes
Cuba
Aires
Seat
Ae Waste Foundation Company
Pew Wees
General Motors
General Electric Great Northern Iron
Otts Great Northern
Eiectric Pease Ae
Republic Tron and Steel
T. Lewis and Ganwrandee
Saces Ood
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Willys -Overland
Ssesees Woolworth Sac
Market Holds Firm Amid Rail Earnings and Bond Calm
Irregular price moves failed to shake the market's firm tone as favorable railroad field reports push demand for carrier obligations. Chesapeake and Ohio convertible bonds rose over three points on rally. special developments boosted several industrial issues while French bonds remained virtually motionless amid a dull foreign list.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Government Bonds Close in New York on December 29
U S bonds finished trading with Liberty 3 percent at 99 24 and first 4 percent at 101 24. Second 4 4s touched 100 26 and fourth 4s at 101 31. Treasury 4s quoted 102 27 and treasury 4 percent at 106 12.
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New York
U. S
Liberty
Call Money Rates in New York on Dec 23
Call money strong with high 6 and low 6 percent. Ruling rate and closing bid at 6 percent. Last loan 6 percent, calls at 4 percent acceptances. Time loans steady with mixed collateral 60 to 90 days at 4 percent, 4 to 6 months at 4 to 5 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 4 percent.
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New York
Iast
Prime Mercantile
Foreign Exchange Rates and Quotations Listed
The report shows irregular foreign exchange quotations with Great Britain at 4.84 9/16 and 4.86 cables, France at 3.69, Italy at 4.09 and 4.034 cables, Belgium 4.538, Germany 23.80, Holland 40.13, Norway 20.30, Sweden 26.82, Denmark 24.80, Switzerland 19.31, Spain 14.14, Greece 1.2942, Poland 10.60, Czechoslovakia 2.96, Austria 14, Romania 46%, Argentina 41.60, Brazil 14.30, Tokio 43%, Shanghai 77%, and Montreal 99 29/32.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Juge Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreal
Grain and live poultry market quotes from Toledo and New York
Wheat prices steady to firm with December and January seed contracts listed. Clover seed and timothy seed offered in several months futures. New York live poultry prices show mixed freight and express rates for chickens broilers roosters and turkeys with dressed poultry and regional turkey quotes also noted.
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Toledo
New York
Freight
Express
Southern
Southwestern
Wheat market soars on crop report demand
Chicago grain futures rose as buyers, mainly from government crop data, lifted wheat by up to 8 cents. December closed at 1.73 plus May 1.71 to 1.71 while corn gained 24 cents and oats advanced up to 1% cents. provisions ranged from steady to 47 cents higher.
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Chicago
United States
Exchange Closed Saturday By New York Board
The New York Stock Exchange board announced closure on Saturday December 23. Cotton, coffee and cocoa exchanges will also shut that day.
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New York
The
New York Exchange
Livestock Prices Move Higher at Chicago Markets
Cattle receipts 7500 with better grades up about 25 cents and strong markets across all classes. best heavies 12.36 and yearlings 12.00 with bulk 8.75 to 11.00. Hogs 160 to 180 pound cuts favored with tops near 11.60. sheep receipts 9000 with fat lambs up about 25 cents and yearling wethers around 15.50 to 15.99, ewes 7.50 to 8.50.
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Chicago
Sugar market steady in New York trading
Raw sugar unchanged at 4.11 duty paid with a 5,000 bag sale for early January shipment. Raw futures closed mixed with March at 2.41 and May at 2.54 while July rose to 2.66. Refined sugar steadied between 5.00 and 5.50 for fine granulated.
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New York
Dry goods markets show holiday steadiness in New York
Cotton goods quiet with light business in gray cloths. Primary markets closed over the holiday and Saturday. Raw silk unchanged. Wool markets firmer with worsted yarns quiet. Burlaps easier at Calcutta and locally. Retail holiday trade remains excellent.
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New York
Calcutta
Chandler Cleveland Motors plans merger and formation
Cleveland Automobile Companies announce merger plans forming Chandler Cleveland Motors Corporation to operate plants and subsidiaries including Automobile Machine Company and Atlas Manufacturing Company all in Cleveland. George H. Jones of Standard Oil NY optimistic on European oil outlook next year. Morgan Livermore and Eastman Dillon bands announce employee bonuses. German railways loan floated. Texas Pacific Coal and Oil acquires remaining stake in Home Stake exploration. Montana holds 1600 acres operated oil lands and 2800 acres undeveloped leases.
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Cleveland Automobile Companies
Chandler- Cleveland Motors Corporation
The
Automobile Machine Company
Atlas Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
George H. Jones
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Morgan Livermore and Company
Stock Exchange
Eastman Dillon and Company
Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company
Home Stake Exploration Company
Montana
Amnesia Victim Matthews Regains Name in Exeter
An advertisement placed by his wife recalled B. C. Matthews an Exeter insurance broker after eight months wandering with amnesia. He saw the appeal and remembered his name and home.
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AD Exeter
B. C. Matthews
Exeter Insurance
Matthews
Christmas Sacred Concerts and Church Holiday Notices
News items announce a Christmas sacred concert at Edwards Memorial church with a varied program including solos, quartets, and an Inter-Collegiate Orchestra performance. Other notes cover a Christmas morning service and tree program at John Stewart Memorial Methodist church, a Genoa Avenue school concert by Edward's Collegians, a York Masonic Investment stockholders meeting, and updates from local social and fraternal groups.
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Edwards Memorial Church
Luceil Holt
Mra L. Nevill
Johnson and Stevenson
Genevieve Lomax
American Legions
Maggie Brown
King
The
Inter-Collegiates Orchestra
Lorina Simpson
Keystone
Ella Dabney
John Stewart Church
Christmsa
John Stewart Memorial Methodist Church
Sunda
Srevices
Genoa Avenue High School
Edward's Collegians
York Masonic Investment Company
Jones Street Hall
Dr. Wi. Mitchell
J. H. Moorman
Butter Market Steady as Dealers Seek Premiums
Butter traders in Chicago on December 23 maintained firm pricing across grades amid light stocks and good demand. Centralized firm markets showed premiums on 92 and 91 scores with 90 to 88 scores trading at notable margins, reflecting limited supplies and active buying.
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Chicago
Chandler Motor Stockholders Report Key Movements
Stock holders of Chandler Motor are reported to review pivotal developments as of December 2. The brief notes potential ownership shifts and implications for company finances and strategy amid ongoing market fluctuations.
Little Jewel Ratliff Fourth Birthday Party Highlights
Miss Jewel Ratliff hosted a Tuesday afternoon party for her fourth birthday with red and white decor. Guests received poinsettia candy baskets and the hostess was showered with gifts as games and treats delighted the children.
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Little Jewel Ratliff
Mrntiff
Myrtle Morgan
Ruth Dickenson
Evelyn Thompson
Doris Ratliff
Gladys Tate
Malinda Bailey
June Morn
Nelva McCollum
Matilda Cas
Wendal Franklin Alvin Clarke
Ned Tweedy
James Bethe
Harvey Stevens
David Stevens
John Edward Thompson
John Matthew Armistead
Elizabeth Scales
Dolly
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