Strong buying tone noted in rail stocks on July income reports
An urgent short interest retreat and Wednesday trading with dull pre-holiday mood accompanied by gains in General Motors Studebaker and Chrysler. Rail shares rose on favorable July income reports for carriers like Baltimore and Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio, with Broad utilities and several high-priced names showing strength.
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New York
General Motors
Studebaker
Chrysler, Gardner
Pierce Arrow
Mack Trucks White
Dodge Brothers
Raile
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Northwestern
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Reading
Seaboard Air Line
Union Pacific
Gulf
Northern Common
Frisco
Dupont
Sears-Roebuck
U. S
Metropoli
Williamson Building for Sale in Trading Center
Prospects for Williamson improve as a two story building of 508100 feet is offered for sale. Located in a trading hub serving 75 to 100 nearby towns it suits wholesale dry goods building material bakery milk depot newspaper plant bottling works and more. Price 30000 with 10000 cash and rest over up to four years.
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Williamson
Wall Street
Bond Market Sees Renewed Demand on Foreign Debt
Renewed buying of foreign obligations lifted the bond market despite lower business volume. Domestic demand was selective yet strong, pushing price advances and a firmer market tone. European bonds attracted bankers, with French munis at year highs and German 7s at a peak. Mexican issues advanced after President Calles signaled a debt payment stance. Aggregate class one railroad earnings neared $100 million.
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New York
Dem
Calles
Mexico
New York Stocks Suffer Losses Across Major Industrials
Stocks list shows declines for Allied Chemical and Dye, American Can, International Harvester, Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific, and other majors. Trading mixed as markets reflect shifts in sectors with price changes spanning steel, oil, tobacco, rail, and utilities.
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New York
Allied Chemical and Dye
American Can
American Car and Foundry
American
American Smelting and
American E i Motors
Erred
Seour
Lesouri Pacific
Sterved
Norfolk
Amer Water Works Fen
EAE Petroleum
Amylvania Epi
Reading
Suis Ness Sears
Sinelatr Consolidated
Southern Rallwa
Ofalifornia
New Jersey
Stewart Warner
Coves Tudebaker Cheated
Eesmessccene
Gm Texas Company
Sbcoacee Ceeene
Texas and Pacific
Union Pacific
United States
Ouse Electric
West Weiye Breriand
Livestock Market Report Highlights Weights and Prices
Shippers moved 56 500 head with holdovers about 6 000. Pigs mainly strong weights 140 to 310 pounds quoted 10.65 to 13.30. Sheep receipts 19 000 with fat lambs steady and best ranges around 15.65 to 16.25 while feeding lambs sit near 14.76 to 15.50.
Economic Signals Point to Stable Trade Conditions
Report notes improved carrier performance and freight traffic, with fewer failures and no inflationary spikes. Manufacturing capacity remains extensive and goods supplies ample, though competitive bidding is scarce and prices have not risen rapidly. Weekly bank clearings total 8.029 billion dollars.
Foreign exchange rates across nations reported in cents
New York reports irregular foreign exchanges with quotes in cents for multiple nations. Figures include Great Britain 4.84 for cable and demand 4.84, France 4.68, Germany 23.80, Argentina 40.37, Brazil 13.25, Japan 40, Shanghai 80, Montreal 100, among others.
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New York
Great Britain
Banke
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Helland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokylo
Montreal
Call Money in New York Steady After Ruling Rate Set
New York on Sept 4 call money remains steady with high and low at 4 percent. Closing bid and last loan sit at 4% while call loans against acceptances are at 3%. Time loans hold firm with 60 to 90 day maturities near 4 1 2 percent and 4 to 6 months around 4 4 4 4. Prime mercantile paper rated A 4 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Government bonds closing prices in New York
Closing government bond prices show Liberty 3s at 100.27 and various 4s ranging from 100.31 to 102.70. Treasury 4s listed at 102.23 and 106.8, with first and second 4s noted at 101.30 and 101.14 respectively.
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New York
Sept
Liberty
Treasury
Chicago Livestock Market Summary Sept Fourth
Cattle receipts totaled 3000 with a cleanup market and firm prices. Grass steer values ranged about 7 to 10 dollars with tops near 11.40 for best fat cattle and choice heavies around 8.25 to 8.50 for 1046 to 1238 pound heifers. Hog receipts 17000 with uneven demand opening steady to strong and late trading slow. desirable butchers and packing sows 10 cents higher.
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Chicago
Corn Market Drops After Early Rise in Sept Delivery
Chicago commodity trading saw corn futures surge above 1.00 a bushel for September before reversing as selling profited. Cooler weather and potential showers dampened damage expectations, with all grain closing weak. September corn 97 to 97.5 cents, December 85 to 85.5 cents. wheat down 2 to 3 cents. oats off up to 1 cent. provisions mixed.
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Chicago
Sugar futures steady as ships delay shipments from Australia
Chilean shipments late season purchases in Cuba and a ship named MRrike delayed by Australia kept sugar futures steady. Trading centered on active covering by Wall Street and European houses with light spot offers and UK Cuba buffing. Openings ranged from two points up to two down with September 2.52, December 2.57, March 2.57, May 2.65. Refined market unchanged at 6.50 to 5.60. little inquiry despite anticipated post holiday buying.
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Cuba
Australia
Wall Street
United Kingdom
Dairy prices and receipts report from New York market
New York dairy market update lists butter firm with 899 receipts and prices from 47 47 1/2 cents for extras to 88 1/2 to 94 1/2 for firsts. Pacific Coast whites range 62 to 63 1/2 cents. Cheese supplies at 159 822 pounds with steadier tone.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Silk and Rayon Goods Steady in House Markets
Silk fabrics sold freely and rayon mixtures in silk cotton and worsted lines were active. Bur laps were steadier with more buying reported. Many large wholesale houses will close tonight until after the holiday.
Market Quotes From Toledo Trading Floor
Seed buyers and farmers reported prices for wheat ash and clover as well as timothy cash and futures in Toledo Ohio. Bid and ask ranges appear for December March and October delivery with prices noted for alfalfa and timothy seeds.
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Toledo
Ohio
Alsike
Her
Timothy
Virginia market report shows steady prices across poultry butter and hogs
Virginia division of markets Richmond reports September 3 prices with live poultry steady to higher for some weights, butter mix steady to higher, eggs unchanged, cattle steady with top calves around $15, sheep and lambs scarce yet steady, Jersey City receipts show drags and sharp declines in sheep and lambs.
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Richmond
Virginia Division of Markets
Butter market firm as 92-score grade rises half cent
In Chicago on September 4 a strong demand for 92 score butter pushed the price up half a cent. Market zones stayed firm with fair demand and premiums sought on most grades. Supplies were limited and firmly held, with the centralized market also firm and offerings liberal especially for 88 and 89 scores. Fresh 2 score 44 and centralized 90 score 44 cents.
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Chicago
US sugar market steady as UK buys Cuban cargoes
New York September 4 local raw sugar market held at 4.33 for Cuban duty paid with buyers attracted though no sales due to fractional asks. UK reportedly bought over 50,000 tons in Cuba for October November delivery at 4.27 delivered price marking a rare big purchase in years.
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New York
United Kingdom
Cuba
Carpet and rug sales steady with strong demand in New York
On September 4 in New York dry goods markets buying remained active for the fourth day of carpet and rug actions with sales near 1 million dollars daily. Prices stayed firm compared with opening day and print cloth orders for late year delivery reached 150000 pieces. Raw silk rose to seven dollars per pound as Yokohama trade expanded and statistics show continued large domestic consumption and modest supply.
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New York
Yokohama
Market Notation Shows Lambs and Ohio Prices
The listing notes Southern lambs at 63 pounds priced at $16.00 and Ohios at 71 pounds priced at $14.00, with several entries described as fair to good and plain.
Uneven 66 79 Pound States and Price Range Notes
A fragmented item lists weights 66 and 79 pounds with price markers 13 to 14 dollars, 10 to 11 dollars, and a 7 dollar down amount. It reads like an irregular sale notice or price schedule and lacks clear context or entities.
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