Market Shows Strength Then Wavers on Dividend Silence
New York stock prices rose amid strong demand for industrials led by motors, equipment, and chemicals. Southern Railway failure to raise the regular dividend dragged rails later, while bonds gained on bargain hunting and foreign issues.
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Chemical Group
Allied Chemical
Railway Spring
Simmons Company
American Can
American Chicle
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Case
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Goodrich Rubber
Kelsey Eel
Na-ional Distillers
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
U. S. Rubber
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Seed prices and delivery dates in Toledo market
Seed prices listed for wheat and clover and Timothy seeds in Toledo on Sept 10. Wheat cash 1.66 to 1.67, Clover October 15.00 and March 14.60 asked, December 14.25 and March 14.40. Timothy cash September October 3.55 December 3.60 and March 8.90.
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Coal Companies and Mortgage Firm Listings in Bluefield
A catalog-like listing from Bluefield includes coal firms such as Atlantic Smokeless Coal and Pocahontas Coal Co along with Water Works and a mortgage company. Prices or bids appear alongside company names in a fragmented financial notice.
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Clinch Valley
Lamber Corporation
Garden Coal Co
Laccer Water Works
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Tidewater
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Tas Fuel Company Incorporated
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Sugar Market Steady as Buyers Seek Cuban 4.53
New York the raw sugar market remained unchanged with buyers at 4.53 for Cuban duty paid holders asking 4.40 and no sales reported. Stock quotes showed Allied Chemical American Can American Car and Foundry and other majors closing with mixed to firm notes in a broad market roundup.
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America Tive
American Tobacco Soveress
Eden
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Eescene
Mid-Continent Petroleum
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Missouri
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Montgomery Ward
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National Lead
Centra
N.hl
Martford
Union Pacific
United States
United States Industrial J
United States Rubber
Steve Wabash
Westinghouse Electric
Wilys-Overland Woolworth
Sheep Prices Mixed As Lambs Hold Ground Sharply
Fifty cattle ships report 4 500 in receipts with holdover near 12 000. Fat lambs rise to 15 90 top, bulk 15 25 15 90, culls 11 60 12 00. Feeding lambs firm to higher, fat sheep firm, ewes 8 00, wethers 8 50.
Raw sugar futures drift with late covering rally
Prices stayed largely steady on the session with active selling early and a late covering push. September finished up 1 point, others down 1 to 3 points. September 2.53, December 2.59, March 2.57, May 2.65. Refined sugar held firm with quotes 5.56 to 6.70, two refiners still taking orders near 5.60 as business remained fair.
Foreign exchange quotations drift on New York market
Foreign exchanges showed irregular activity in New York with several currencies posted at varying cents and rates. Major pairs listed include Great Britain around 4.84 3-8 demand, France near 4.70, Germany at 23.80, and Argentina about 40.25 with other nations quoted across the board.
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Tokyo
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Call Money Rates and Short-Term Loans in New York Market
New York call money prices eased early with offerings near 4 3 4 percent and bids around 4. Time loans showed firmness with mixed collateral for 60 to 90 days at about 4 1 4 to 4 1 2 percent and 4 to 6 months near 4 1 2 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted around 4 percent.
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Government bonds close with varied Liberty and Treasury quotes
New York Sept bonds show Liberty 3 1 24 at 100.17, First 4 1 48 at 102.00, Second 4 1 48 at 100.30, Third 4 1 48 at 101.13, Fourth 4 1 48 at 102.6, Treasury 4a at 102.36, and Treasury 4 1 48 at 106.14.
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Cattle and hogs prices rise on Chicago market
Livestock receipts at Chicago on Sept 10 show cattle demand uneven but overall higher across fat steers and stockers, with top steer price around 16.00 and yearlings near 14.95. Hogs at 160 to 240 pounds strengthen 15 to 25 cents, bulk sows 10.50 to 10.90, with packing demand mixed and slow to move.
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Cotton goods markets show steady activity in New York trade
New York reports active cotton goods markets with sheetings, print cloths, and converties selling steadily. About a half million pieces remain in progress for domestics and prints, while worsted men’s wear buying nears completion and linen demand strengthens. Silk goods stay active as yarn prices rise slightly.
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New York
Wheat and corn prices slip on crops reports in Chicago
Government crop reports drench futures as wheat futures drop 4 to 4 7-8 cents while nearby supplies rise with miller demand. December wheat at 1.49 1-8 to 1.49 1-4 and May 1.62 3-4 to 1.62 7-8. Corn 1 5-8 to 2 cents lower, oats down 7-8 to 1 cent. Provisions show mixed moves with declines and rises up to 15 cents.
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Chicago
Wool Market Stays Steady As Demand Lacks Open Buying
Prices on the wool market today remained the same as yesterday with limited demand for fleece wools. Inquiries show interest but immediate delivery is demanded and many offers are withdrawn when delivery cannot be met, hindering free movement and supporting potential consumption demand.
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Boston
Butter Market Quiet in Chicago on Light Supplies
Butter trading in Chicago on September 10 was subdued as buyers showed little interest in the limited supplies available. Industry sources noted a calm market with few bids and steady to lower price indications for nearby creamery and wholesale butter.
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Chicago
Central car market shows firm demand and light supply
The report notes steady firm demand centered on 8 and 89 scores. Central car market remains firm due to light supplies and reasonably active demand with fresh 02 score and centralized weights mentioned.
Man claims murder plot ends in thwarted crime
A workman admitted to police he killed his wife and child and stole $200, but on reaching home the family was found safe and well. He had imagined the murders and was later declared insane. The note also comments that children raised with care can fare as well as those who are simply raised.
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Geneva
Mountain Fire Spreads Rapidly in Virginia Highlands
In Stony Fork near the Lakes to Florida Highway a small fire grew quickly last Tuesday, destroying millions of feet of young timber and killing wild game. The author urges prompt reporting to the county game warden and sheriff, and challenges state action to protect forests and wildlife.
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Lee Umberger
Stony Fork
Lakes
Florida
Griffies Knob
Department of Game and Indland Fisheries
Southwest
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