U. S. Steel Leads Rally As Market Hits New High
Heavy buying lifted United States Steel common more than three points to a fresh market high. Indices showed gains across many industrials with Sloss-Sheffield, Ludlum Steel, Bethlehem and United Alloy posting sharp rises. Motors and tobacco shares also advanced while rails lagged. Call money held at 4 percent.
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Chandler
Hudson
Hupp
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Timken
Union Pacific
Rock Island
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Texas Pacific
Gulf, Mobile and Northern
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Bond market firmer as rail issues gain on reorganization news
A firmer tone swept the bond market with railroad issues posting moderate recoveries. Buying support for carrier stocks lifted trading interest, led by gains in St Paul Railway obligations and Chicago Terre Haute income funds after organizers announced the plan would become operative.
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New York Stocks Close Amid Broad Market Movements
Trading for Allied Chalkuteni and Dye with American Feotions, American Refineries, and others showed varied moves. Major names including American Can, Central Independent, Du Pont de Nemours, International Nickel, and United States Steel posted differing gains and losses as sectors from chemicals to rail and utilities swung with market sentiment.
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Industrial and foreign bonds firming amid pending European loans
Lien activity centered on semi speculative issues with Florida Western and Northern 7s advancing then retreating. Erie general and convertible 4s along with Pennsylvania 8 and Frisco income adj and D and RGW 5s held interest. Pan American Skelly 58 and oil liens stood out amid anticipated government and industrial financing for Belgium Germany and Czecho Slovakia within the next month or two.
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Government bonds climb as market closes in New York
U S government bonds quoted with Liberty 34s at 99.31, First 44s 101.27, Second 4s at 100.27, Third 4s at 101.7, Fourth 4s at 1027, Treasury 4s at 103.1, Treasury 4s at 106.11.
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Call Money Rates Show Mixed but Firm Loans
New York markets report call money for ester trading at a high 4 percent and a low 4 percent with a ruling rate and closing bid at 4 percent. Call loans against acceptances stand at 4 percent. Time loans remain firm with 60 to 90 day terms at around 4 percent and 4 to 6 months near 4 to 5 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 4 percent.
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Foreign exchange rates listed for major currencies
New York foreign exchanges show steady quotations in cents for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Netherlands Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Yugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Toyo Shanghai Montreal with various demand and cable rates as of October 8.
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Wheat prices slip on expected crop report rise
Chicago grain markets opened on hopes the government crop report due tomorrow will show higher 1925 wheat yields. December futures slid to 1.37 and May to 1.38, with corn down and oats firm as provisions held steady.
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Seed prices in Toledo market report Oct 8
Wheat cash No 2 red 1551.57. Clover seed cash October 18.25, October 16.25 asked, December and February 16.15, March 16.00, December 15.26, March. Timothy seed cash October and ree 3.80 asked, March 3.90 asked.
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Chicago Livestock Market Report Oct 8
Cattle receipts total around 13 000 with generally steady values across most classes. Short fed steers show very slow movement and shipping demand narrows for select loads of good grade offerings. Best fat steers about 15.00 with some good to choice unsold at noon. bulk prices 9.50 to 11.25. Western grassers in demand mainly by killers, stocker and feeder dealers, largely on offer.
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Market Report Mixed Hog Lamb Prices Through Consolidated Sales
Hog receipts 25 000 with moderate activity and varied bids. Heavy hogs and lightweights show narrow ranges with top bids around 12 55 and bulk hogs 12 26 to 12 45. Sheep with 16 000 receipts show steady fat lambs near 16 and natives around 15 25 to 15 75, with feeder lambs up to 15.00.
Poultry Prices Steady in New York Market
Live poultry steady in New York on October 8 with chickens by express 18 26e per pound and fowls 16 31e. Dressed poultry firm with old roosters 15 23e per pound.
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Dairy Prices Roundup From New York Market
Butter steady with 9 015 receipts and creamery specials rising above extras at 51 51 2 c. Fresh gathered extras and storage numbers show 35 Sac and 14 706 receipts for hens, whites and browns with varied firsts and extras across nearby and Pacific Coast categories. Cheese market remains steady with 148 323 pounds received.
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Oct
Hennery
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Butter market settles after quiet trading day
Chicago traders reported a quiet butter market with prices down a quarter to a half cent across all grades. Late day activity improved and the market closed steady with demand focused on middle and lower fresh butter grades. Fresh 2-score at 49 cents and centralized 90-score at 47 cents.
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Sugar market slips on increased offerings in New York
Raw sugar in New York eased to 3.94 as offerings rose. Trade reported 24,000 bags of Porto Rican sugar for prompt delivery, reflecting weaker demand amid abundant supply.
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Sugar futures ease as refined markets hold steady
Raw sugar futures drift lower on renewed selling by trade and Cuban accounts with 14,000 bags slated for refiners and a clearance at 3.96. December through July contracts slide 2.16 to 2.41, while refined sugar remains unchanged at 5.05 to 5.20 with firmer inquiry noted.
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Quiet Cotton Goods Trade After Government Crop Report
New York markets show cotton goods very quiet after the crop report. Small offerings from secondary lots appear in print cloth and sheetings at a fraction lower, but overall trading remains negligible. Merchants expect continued quiet trade with prices held for nearby deliveries due to mills' strong position and south drought causing curtailment. Burlaps rise again in Calcutta but are irregular here as traders seek profits.
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Silk markets draw buyers as prices face resistance
Spot and afloat goods could be sold, local silk markets disclosed crowing resistance to higher price on raws. New printed silks were attracting much attention. Wool goods for immediate shipment continue to sell steadily and moderately.
Wool Market Shows Modest Improvement in Boston Trade
Wool brokers report a firmer tone in Boston on October 8 with limited movement in some lines. Prices hold at 53 1 2 to 54 cents in grease for fine to low quarter bloods and graded stock, while one-half blood combing wool and three eighths blood clothing push higher in value.
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Teachers hear Wade on 5-3-2 system at Geona Avenue
Sup t E C Wade spoke to eight Bluefield city school teachers at Geona Avenue School. Principal James L Hill chaired. Wade outlined a 5-3-2 plan with six years elementary, three years junior high, three years senior high and urged full cooperation for improved schooling.
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Summary of Mixed Numeric Data
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Visitors and locals in town noted on Spring street
Mrs Ada Jennings of Pamplin Virginia visits daughter Mrs Harry Mitchell on Jones street while other social notes record guest arrivals. An oil industry finance note from the American Research Foundation claims 12 billion dollars spent on drilling with only 7.5 billion found and a net loss of 4.5 billion, plus annual dry hole losses around 90 million.
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