Stock Prices Rise on New York Exchange Amid Speculation
New York August 26 AP Stock prices advanced irregularly amid wild bets in motor stocks. Chrysler surged to a new high near 145 after heavy shorts covered, White Motors climbed to about 102 1 8 then eased. Rail shares gained on merger prospects, while several industrials and oil issues fluctuated. Money rates firmed and foreigners saw the Polish zloty weaken sharply.
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New York
Chisler
White Motors
East
Middle West
Southern
Frisco Common
Seaboard Air Line
Western
Maryland
Wabash Common
Southern Railway
Baldwin
American Sugar Refining
American Water Works
Eca Cola
Colorado Fuel
Cuba
Evectri
Fish Rubber
International Harvester
Montana Power
Public Service Core
Flexible repayment offer with no charge unless borrowed
Advertises a loan option that allows borrowers to repay only for the actual time they have the money and imposes no charge unless a loan is taken. It invites readers to call for an explanation of the terms.
Bank Officials Robbed of 41000 dollars in Indiana
TERRE HAUTE Ind Aug 20 AP Earl OBriant and Floyd Reed cashiers of the American State bank at St Bernice were held up four miles west of Clinton while transporting 21000 in cash for railroad checks. Five masked men in a car stopped them with a shotgun and forced them to surrender the money then drove off after damaging their car, sending the victims into a cornfield.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Earl O'Briant
Floyd Reed
American State Bank
St. Bernice
Clinton
O'Hriant
Reed
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York August
Foreign exchanges in New York on August 25 held steady with quotations in cents for major currencies. Britain demand 485, cables 485 3-4. 60 day bills on banks 4.81 7-8. France demand 4.68, cables 4.68 0. Staly Belgium demand 4.52 1-2. Germany 23.80. Holland 40.24. Norway 19 04. Sweden 26.83. Denmark 2399. Switzerland 19.37 3-4. Spain 14.41. Greece 1.54. Poland 16.50. Czecho-Slovakia 296. Jugoslavia 1.79. Austria 14 1-4. Roumania 51 3-4. Argentina 49.37. Brazil 12.37. Tokio 40 7-8. Shanghai 79 1-8.
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New Jersey
St. Joseph
Lead
Woolworth
General Railway
Chicago
Fletchmann
Havana Electric
Westinghouse
Youngstown
Lssues
Foundation Company
Pierce‘Arrow Common
Preferred
Postum Cereal
Sears-Roebuck
International Business Machine
Mathieson Alkali
New York
Railway Steel Spring
U. S
Aled Chemical American Linseed
Brown Shoe
Columbia Gas
Eaton Axle
Philip Morris
Zlotys
French
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
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Jugoslavia
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Roumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Fae
UN United
United
Ajax
Hows Sound Co Bay
Hudson Manhat
Univ
Hupp Motors
Tniv PR
Nds
Jum Corp
Bosc
Bee
Vivandan Inc
Fay
Chile
Brug Pyr Ag
Mere Marine
Weat Penn Co
Paw
Elec Pdr Pal
West Mary
lInter Corp
Beer Fey
West Union
Teia
Westingh Air
Weston
Kan City Sound
Kan Gulf
Kayser J Co Ts
Kelssy Ee
Kennecott
Willys
Wilson
Wright Aerona
Loewa Inc Aw
al Water
Lorilard Co
Louis Gas
Ludlum Steel
Nash
Ann Arbor
Ann Aroor
BS Ba
Macy R H Co P
Armour Co
Arnald Sonstable
Atchison
Balto Ohio Prey AM
Bangor Aroosts
Bae
Barnsdall Co A Act
Montana Power la
Bayuk Cigars
Montgom Ward
Belding Bros Pelenem Stel
Aly Anh
Frunswick
Bronewick
Nat Supply
Farna Bros Bburne Bros
Butte Con Inc
Butte
Ontario
Cerro de Pasco
Owens
Pan Am
Chic Nor West
Penick Ford
Childs Co
Phila Ray Co
Phill Morris Co
Chrysler Motor
Chrysler
Phoenix
Columbia
Coty Inc
Pullman Co
Cuba
Prine
Risaree
Dan Boone WM
Davison Chemical
Deere
del Leck West
Reyn
Poldie
Detroit
Tedison
Roy Dute Nan
Dodge Bros
St Joseph
San
St Louis
Eastman Kodak Agee U
Ae Cag Corp
Emerson Br Bant
Sinclair
South Ry
Brie
Fairbanks Morse
Famous Plass
Faynoud
Cally Od Bay
Fisk Rubber
Meischmann Co
Meischmann Co 128% 33 800 Stan P Cine
Berl Ntieport Tex
Gardner Motor
Stromberg Carba
Gabriel Snubbers
Baty
Studebaker
General Asphalt
General Cigars
Superior
General Electric
Hmbel Bros
Gimbel Bros
Transcon
Gildden Gold Dust Co
Goodrich
Twin City
Goodyear
nLom
Goodyr Pr
Union
Cai
Havana
Wnion Wale
Alor Gil
Housenoig
Supplies and prices in local Connecticut market report
Vegetable offerings were uneven with tomatoes weaker while sweet corn firmed and pears and peaches showed strength. Fruits overall held steady to firm. blueberries scarce and higher. Livestock and poultry markets were mixed with calves firm and hogs steady. eggs and dairy prices listed along with hay and grain dealer rates.
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Clapp
New Jersey
Elbertas
Kennery
Per Capita Debt Reduced as War Costs Mount
Ten years after a high wartime debt, per capita figures fell from a peak of about $2400 to roughly $180. The text traces the rise from 1916 through 1919, notes Panama Canal costs, Spain U.S. War involvement, and the pay-up policy cutting the total national debt by nearly $4.99 billion, leaving $20.52 billion owed.
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United States
United
Atatea
Nationa
Panama Canal
Spain
Treasury
Professionals Hamner Wheat Priges Downward
Professionals controlled the Board of Trade in Chicago trading today. Wheat prices fell 1 to 2 cents with September at 1.58 7-8 to 1.59 and December at 1.57 3-8 to 1.57 6-8. Corn eased 1 to 2 6-8 cents while oats slipped 1 2 to 7 8 cents. provisions declined 10 to 60 cents. Local shorts pressed September and December corn but covered late. overall volume remained weak as liquidation persisted.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Alperta
Wyoming
Honey New York Money Market Update
Call money firmer with a ruling rate around 4 1 4. Closing bid at 4 1 2 and offers at 4 3 4. Last sale 4 1 2. Call loans against acceptances at 3 3 4. Time loans firmer with mixed collateral. 0-90 days at 4 1 4 to 4 1 2 and 4-6 months at 4 1 4 to 4 3 4. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 4 4 4.
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New York
Joan
Prime Mercantile
Metal market brief from New York on copper tin iron lead zinc
Copper quiet with spot and futures around 7 and 15. Tin soft with spot at 67.76 and futures 57.62. Iron steady with no price change. Lead steady with spot 9.40 to 16. Zinc steady in East St. Louis spot and futures 7.65 to 7.07. Antimony quoted spot 47.00 to 17.25.
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New York
East St. Louis
U S Treasury Balance Reported for August Twenty Second
United States Treasury balance for August 22 is 135,568,608.14 dollars. The release lists the cash and coin holdings and notes the balance figures as of the date. This confirms the Treasury's financial position in late August.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Treasury
Hawaiian sugar crop set to break all records
Honolulu August 25 AP says refiners told new estimates place 1925 Hawaiian sugar output at more than 781 400 tons, the largest harvest in plantation history.
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Honolulu
Bond Market Advances Amid Mixed Rail Issues
New York August 25 AP Ignoring firmer call and time of rates the bond market pushed ahead led by railroad trading with heavy buying across Public Utility issues. Florida, Wisconsin and Northern 7s showed notable gains as real estate activity lifted prices. Southwestern carriers benefited from higher earnings with Frisco, International Great Northern and Katy among leaders. Seaboard and Long Island bonds gained while Mexican debt prospects weighed on Mexican government bonds and zonal railway issues fell.
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New York
Industria
Florida
Wiera
Northern
Southwestern
F Bonde
Frisco
Internati Great Northern
Katy Systel Bt
Lois Southwestern
Mi Pacific
Iron Mountains Kens
Seaboard
Long Island
Grind Island
Mexicas
Nizer Advances to Record on CurB Market Nuance New York
Prices swing through curb market with oil shares stabilizing after gasoline cuts. Nizer Corporation B jumps 21-2 points to a record high, while Southern Dairies and Durant Motors show gains amid market activity. Coal stocks slide on looming anthracite suspension, with Delaware, Lackawanna and Western and Glen Alden Coal edging lower. Public Utilities trade weakly as volume contracts and International Utilities B stays firm on oil property news.
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New York
Nizer Corporation
Chapin-Sacks
Durant Motors
Delaware
Lackawanna
Western Coal
Glen Alden
National Power and Light Advance
International Utilities B
Mortgage Foreclosure Filed in Milford Suit
A mortgage dated June 1923 from Harry Bomnstein to Richard C. Raymond was foreclosed on Raymond’s complaint making the property his. Complaint was filed against Alma Holmgren the Devon Ice and Coal Company Milford. In the Court of Common Pleas in April this year the realty described as Jon Armstrong Place.
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Harry Bomnstein
Richard C. Raymond
Raymond
Town Clerka
Almas Holmgren
Devon [Ce and Goal Company
Milford
Court of Common Pleas
Jon Armstrong
Cotton futures close steady with mixed spot levels
In New York on August 25, cotton spot quiet at middling 23.25. Futures closed steady with declines of 24 to 27 points. October 32.97 to 23.00, December 24.26 to 23.28, January 22.76 to 22.80, March 23.05 to 24.086.
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New York
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Hawley Ave
Staly
Commissioner of Agriculture
State of
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Metal Market
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Main Street
Bridgeport
Conn
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New Haven, Conn
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Vedder
W. Averill Harriman
Dillon, Read & Company, Inc
the Lomas & Nettleton Co
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