Stock Prices Rally With Broad Gains Across Industrials
New York stocks advanced with strong buying in motor, baking and specialty issues. General Motors hit 112, Hudson 98, Chrysler 194 as investors speculated on a large banking merger and possible federal rate moves amid volatile trading and higher margin requirements.
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Smart auto insurance advice after purchase price
The piece urges using price awareness from buying a car to guide insurance choices. It warns a single incident can greatly raise costs unless coverage is dependable and promotes selecting suitable policies to save money.
Bond Market Drifts as Money Rates Tighten and Bonds Trend
New York reports irregular bond trading as higher money rates curb activity and buyers step in at lower levels. Liberty bonds fall below par while foreign obligations lag, and Mexican debt talks prompt bankers to discuss restoration plans. Railroad and industrial issues show mixed responses.
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Mexico
Erte General
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Stock market closes mixed on broad gains and losses
Major indices show mixed closes as Allied, American Tobacco, American Water Works, Bethlehem Steel, California Petroleum and other key names post uneven moves. Several railways and industrials including Laclede Steel, United States Steel and Motors stocks display varied results amid shifting investor sentiment.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
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Mendior Motor
Chesa Srucble Steel
Ode Ae A Davison
Nemours
Pueper Wabash
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Market mixed as railroad bonds and loans surface
Trial division were mixed with moderate gains for Pan American Petroleum Consolidation Coal and Midvale Steels. Heavy selling of Sinclair Bethlehem Steel and National Acme contrasted with talks of bond issues to float soon including a $50 million convertible debentures for the Pennsylvania railroad. Possible loans of $10 million for Colombia and up to $40 million for Chile were mentioned.
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Midvale Steels
Bethlehem Steel
National Acme
Pennsylvania Railroad
Republic of
Colombia
Chile
Government bond prices in New York trading
United States government bonds closed with Liberty 3s at 99.31 and 4s at 100 plus. Second 4s at 101.24, third 4s at 101.9, fourth 4s at 101.30. Treasury 40 at 102.28 and Treasury 4s at 106.5.
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Call money rates steady as New York markets close
New York September 29 call money strong at 5 percent with bids at 5 and offers at 5 percent. Closing rate 5 percent. Call loans against acceptances 4 percent. Time loans firm for 60 to 90 days at 4 percent to 4.4 months 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4 percent.
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Prime Mercantile Paper
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York
Foreign exchanges remained steady in New York with quotes in cents for major currencies. Britain at 4.84 demand and 4.54% cables, France around 4.72 demand and 4.73 cables, Italy 4.07 both demand and cables, plus other rates for Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Spain Switzerland Greece Poland and Caecho-Slovakia.
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Chicago Livestock Market Report Sept 29 Cattle Hogs Sheep
Receipts total 123000 cattle steady to slow with feeders and native steers in demand. Hogs 22000. prices 13.30 to 13.70 for 140-226 lb, to 12.90 13.18 for 240-325 lb, sows 11.50 12.00. Sheep 17000. fat lambs 26c higher to 16.00 16.25 range, ewes 6.50 7.60, butcher styles mixed. Holdover about 10000 cattle,hogs.
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Grain rally sparks after Jardine warning on reforms
Chicago grain prices jumped as traders reacted to a Jardine warning to adopt reforms. Wheat fell as much as 18 1/2 cents a bushel before a broad rally continued, signaling a possible substantial rebound after a week of declines.
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Jardine
Market closes with mixed grain and commodity moves
Traders report mixed gains and losses across grains and provisions. December corn rises to $1.39, May to $1.42, oats gain, and provisions vary from a 36 cent decline to a 10 cent rise. Strong 2 to 3 cent net higher overall.
Butter Prices Rise but Market Holds Steady in Chicago
Chicago Sept 29 report shows short supplies of fresh goods and strong demand from local and outside buyers pushing butter up one cent. The market tone remained steady to firm after the advance as traders noted active activity in nuts and related items.
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Trad
Market Report on Car Scores and Prices
The market remained quiet with few cars available and dealers holding high scores. Lower scores were scarce, prices steady, and the centralized market stayed calm as fresh scores appeared sporadically.
Dairy Prices and Receipts Report in New York
Butter firm with receipts of 15 361. creamery higher than extras at 62 52 3 4 c. Do extras 92 score 81 c. Do extras 88 to 89 1 2 c. Eanes firm with 21 517 receipts. nearby bennery whites 69 7 8 c. Western hennery whites firsts to averages 60 68 c. Pacific Coast whites extras 64 66 c. do firsts to extra firsts 60 51 c. Cheese firm with 388 997 pounds received.
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Seed crop price notes reflect mixed futures in March
Commodity reading lists seed prices for various grains including wheat and timothy. Ghawba and Rarob quotes show 16.60 and 15.90 dollars for March and September terms, with December figures around 14 to 14.4 dollars. The sparse report references seeds and cash terms without full market context.
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Wool Market News Slight Gains Amid Mixed Wool Quality
In Boston the wool market shows faint improvement with crease wools of medium quality selling higher. Choice fleeces like Ohio delaines reach 63 cents, half blood combing steady, three-eighth blood around 60 to 61 cents, some at 51 and 62, and one-quarter blood strengthening to 49 and 60 cents for greasy wools.
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Ohio
Raw Sugar Market Falls but No Sales Reported
The raw sugar market eased in New York trading on September 29 with no sales reported and Cuban duty paid prices steady at 4.02. Futures saw another sharp decline ending four to six points lower, with all deliveries at fresh lows.
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New York
Real Bargains For Quick Home and Land Sales
A long list of urban and rural properties offered for immediate sale with low cash downs and monthly balances. Includes six to eleven room houses, brick, stucco, and frame styles on Willow Street North side Maryland Avenue Glenwood Park and Princeton road, plus land tracts of seven to eight acres. Prices range from 500 to 8500 with flexible terms and possible trades.
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Sugar Market Declines Reflect Quiet Trade Conditions
Prices eased in the refined sugar market as heavy selling by Wall Street and European accounts pushed the market to season lows. December, March, May, and July futures closed at 2.17 2.19 2.27 and 2.36 respectively, with list quotations from 6.20 to 6.35 as demand remained hand to mouth.
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Dry Goods Market Quiet Amid Raw Cotton Easing
In New York on September 29 cotton markets were quieter as raw cotton eased, with mills responding to the softer prices. The report notes subdued activity across the sector and a cautious stance among buyers and sellers.
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New York
Silk and cloth trade trends amid cooler weather
Generally declined to sell at slight concessions on small bidding as merchants held firm. Raw silk was slightly easier and silk goods sold less freely due to price pressures. Demand focused on pin point lustrous cloakings, spot deliveries of staple suitings and overcoatings in dark colors. Retail activity rises with cooler weather in many regions.
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