Stock Market Reacts To Rising Demand And Bond Activity
The report notes a surge in stock trading as prices rise amid growing demand. Recovery aided by easing call money and strong bond oversubscriptions, with notable activity in Maxwell Motors, DuPont, General Electric, and various utilities. Foreign issues show gains as Italian exchange stabilization credit and Argentine and Norwegian loans attract investors.
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Call Money Market Report From New York
Call money eased with high 4s and a closing bid of 4, offered at 444. Last loan 4, call loans steady at acceptances 3 percent. Time loans steady, mixed collateral. 60 to 90 days at 34 percent, 4 to 6 months at 4 percent. Prome commercial paper at 855.4.
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Local traction revival spurs public utility funding drive
Pennsylvania system incorporation bids rise as public utility obligations attract buyers. Consolidations boost support for higher fares amid revived agitation. Olancer and rubber liens hold firm. Negotiations wrap for a 4 million dollar loan by a local banking group to the Suar Basin Consolidated Counties. An offering of 7 percent ten year bonds is expected soon. Financing arranged by game bankers who last year authorized a 33,009,000 loan for Saur Bruecken, the Saar basin’s chief industrial center.
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Chicago Livestock Prices From Cattle to Sheep Market
Livestock receipts rise with 8 000 cattle and 7 000 shippers. Cattle show mixed bids with yearlings and fat cows trading around 7 7 0 to 12.00, top steers near 12 30, but overall movement slow. Sheep and lambs largely follow, with lower bids across fat lambs and wethers, while hogs show strength at several price levels.
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Sugar Market Rallies as Cuban Demand Boosts Futures
New York sugar markets firm with active inquiry for refined products. Spot sugar quoted at 4.46 with 140,000 bags of Cuban shipments and 36,000 bags of Philippine vines due for June July arrival at 4.46. Futures rallied after initial dips, with July at 2.73 and December at 2.90, refined unchanged around 5.80 to 6.55.
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Dairy market roundup from New York and Chicago
New York reports butter and cheese receipts with 12 506 pounds of butter and 370 097 pounds of cheese. Chicago notes a steady to firm butter market with top grades firm and 92 score at 42 1 2 cents per pound, while 88 and 89 scores stay in light supply amid cautious demand.
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Grain market swings as rains ease drought pressure
In Chicago on June 2 traders saw corn futures fall up to five cents a bushel amid good rainfall, while wheat prices showed only a temporary relief from drought concerns. Unofficial estimates circulated among traders regarding the market impact.
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Wheat export outlook in 1925 crop and futures notes
The article states there would hardly be 50,000,000 bushels of wheat available for export from the 1925 domestic crop. It notes irregular Sao to Se net lower, September futures at $1.14% to $1,144 and December at .95% to 95542 with a wheat firm Ye'to. It also mentions 1%cup July at $1.61% and September at $1.59 to $1.59, oats unchanged, and provisions ranging from the down to an equal advance.
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Seed market report from Toledo with seed prices
Seed price notes from Toledo Ohio dated June 2 list cash wheat at 1.85 to 1.87, cloverseed cash 16.50 with October 14.70 and December 14.365, Alsike Artsust bid 13.00, Timothy seed cash 3.70 and September 4.15.
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Foreign Exchange Rates Worldwide Summary
Foreign exchange quotations in cents show Britain at 4.86, France at 5.94, Italy 3.96, Belgium 4.82, Germany 23.80, Netherlands 40.13, Norway 16.70, Sweden 26.74, Denmark 18.70, Switzerland 19.36, Spain 45, Greece 1.67, Poland 19, Czecho Slova kia 2.9614, Jugoslavia 1.67, Austria 14, Fer a stea free, Brazil 10.76, Tokyo 414, Shanghai, Montreal 1001-64. ?
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Government bonds and market notes in New York
Government bonds closed with Liberty 101 and 102.10 for first and second calls, plus 4s at 101.30 and others around 102. Both Treasury 43 and 4% issues traded near 102. Markets showed continued strength in manufacturing and trade with yarns and Sitka remains active. Lightweight underwear and hosiery demand rose for immediate shipment.
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Dry Goods Trade Dampened by Heat in New York
Active trading in cotton dress fabrics and wash goods in New York departments rose with hot weather. The government cotton report exceeded expectations and buyers held off on cloth purchases until the report’s impact became clear.
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