Bonds Near Low Level Despite Uncertain Trend
New York March 27 bond market closed with gains but investors see many issues near support levels. Liberty bonds hit new low records for the year as foreign bonds held steady and certain railroad liens fell. Declines in some industrials and mortgage issues varied, while total par value traded reached 14 197 006 dollars. Public offerings of equipment trusts and a new Stanford Gas and Fuel issue were announced soon.
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Honey Strang Ruling Remains Late Bid Spans Acceptances
Money New York reports a late ruling in March involving Honey Strang with a closing bid of 1 and 5 acceptances. Joan G is referenced in the fragment as part of the context. The item notes a financial or legal bid situation with unspecified specifics due to damaged text.
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Oils Steels and Equipment Stocks Lead Recovery Daily
New York stocks rally after a cautious start as investors absorb fresh buying and reassess rumors around Federal Reserve policy. Industrial shares lead gains with U S Steel Bethlehem Steel and Baldwin Locomotive among leaders, while California petroleum weakens on recapitalization fears. Money market firm with prime rate held at 5 percent.
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FA. Republic
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Baldwin Locomotive
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Philips Petroleum
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Metal market notes incoherent report from New York
Copper prices show limited movement with spot near 47,505 and futures at 47.07 as markets respond to global factors. Footnote and exchange chatter unclear. further details unavailable in readable text.
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Maren
Stoud
Fiat Si
Value of Farm Lands Falls Across United States
Washington March 2 The Agriculture Department reports farmland values averaged 54 an acre nationwide, down from 69.59 a year earlier. The decline since 1920 reflects lower costs and rising crop prices. Illinois leads at 120 per acre, Arizona 83, California 103, while Montana averages 22 per acre as the lowest.
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Ralph FF. Coven
Washington
United States
Agriculture Department
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Agricultur Department
Illinois
Arizona
Aifornia
Montana
Grain market shows wavering on wheat and corn prices
Markets report firm closing for wheat today with May at 1.19 and July 1.14 to 1.18, corn rising modestly. Outlook cited low northwest temperatures and worries over spring seeding delays, labor shortages, and potential harvest timing affecting prices. overall trade resisted strong moves amid cautious buying and ongoing storage talks.
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Italy
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Prolonged New York Dairy Prices Report Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe dairy product pricing and market terms with references to creamery actions, Wisconsin and New York markets, and various price ranges. The text is garbled, but indicates wholesale and retail dairy items, quality grades, and implied supply dynamics without complete data.
Foreign Exchange News From New York Market Fluctuations
A garbled report from New York details exchange rates and movements among currencies. The text mentions the franc and sterling with unclear quotations and inconsistent figures, suggesting minor shifts and a general sense of market fluctuation amid rough formatting.
Curb Market Irregularities Hit New York Trading
In New York curb market trading today commission houses pressed certain issues from professionals while mining shares led gains. Dryden topped gold shares on favorable property developments as Goldfield Florence plans mill construction and funding talks continued. Major issues were mixed with Pierless Yellow Dye and Durant advancing while Cleveland dropped on light selling, and oil stocks eased after small losses.
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