Stock Exchange Breaks Through to High Levels
New York reports curb securities pricing higher amid brisk trading with light selling pressure. Public utilities led gains, American Rayon Products linked to a merger spurred buys, United Light and Power and Lehigh Power shares rose, and radio stocks climbed as Freed-Fisman and Dubiner showed strength in trading. Chrysler spinoff shares began trading on a when issued basis with gains. Oil issues varied with fractional gains overall.
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Produce Prices Show Mixed Changes Across Staples
Butter remains steady as receipts reach 13 192 and Eyes firm with 11 288 on hand. Fresh eggs show varied rates for firsts and storage stock with multiple figures, while potatoes stay steady. New York market reports list hulk yer at 104 Ms and ranges from 6.50 to 7.90, Long Island 8.25 to 8.50, Maine 7 25 to 7 75, and New York white cabbage at 22.00 to 30.00 per ton.
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Money market rates in New York steady on call loans
Call money firm: high 4 3 4, low 4 3 4, ruling rate 4 3 4, closing bid 4 3 4. Dime loans steady with mixed collateral near 60 90 days 4 7 8 5, six months 4 7 8 5, prime mercantile 4 1 4.
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Floods in Athens Kill Over One Hundred
A despatch to the Daily Express from Athens reports that more than one hundred people are believed dead after a torrential rain last Tuesday lasting about an hour and twenty minutes.
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Metat Market New York Prices Mixed Across Metals
In New York the market shows Lew Lepper with steady spot and futures at 143-5 for electrolic metals, spot near 62.73 and futures at 2.50. Tron remains steady with no price change, Tead at 9.75, zinc erratic with spot 8.80 to 8.85 and futures at 60-880. Antimony around 20.00. Washington notes the U S Treasury balance at 145,019 with water details.
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Bond Market Dims Pre Holiday Buying Slump
New York November 25. The pre holiday lull limited bond market activity though prices rose modestly led by railroad issues. Uncertainty lingered over the Federal reserve redaction rate after a bank announcement post close. Convertibles gained with Norfolk and Western New Haven Chesapeake and Ohio and Delaware and Hudson among leaders. Liberty bonds held firm as holiday financing awaits later in the week.
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Grain and stock market gains cap a volatile trading day
Grain markets closed steady to lower with wheat and oats mixed, corn steady. Wheat futures showed small declines while oats edged up. NY stock market surged on reduced selling pressure with broad gains led by rails and autos. several names hit new highs amid strong earnings and shortcovering.
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Foreign exchange rates on major markets listed in New York
New York November 25 prices show sterling sovereign demand at 4.84 1/8 and cables at 4.34 7/16. France demand 3.76 1/2 with cables 4.03 1/2 and 4.04. Belgium demand 4.52 1/4 and cables 4.52 3/4. Switzerland demand 19.26 1/2, Holland 40.18, Germany 23.80, Austria 14 1/8, Greece 1.34, Sweden 26, Norway 20.36, Denmark 2, Spain 14.16, Hungary 10141 -8, Czecho-Slovakia 2.96 3/8, Poland 15, Finland 2.52 1/2, Rouman 5, Jugo-Slavia 1.77 1/4, Argentina 41.50, Brazil 14.25, Chili 12, Canada 100.3/4, Hong Kong 48.13, Havana cables 109 03.
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1925 Crop Yields Steady Across Most States
U S Department of Agriculture reports overall crop yields near the ten year average with only 0.4 to 1.0 percent below. Eight states show poor per acre returns mainly from dry weather in cotton regions, while fourteen states exceed the ten year average by 4.5 to 5 percent. Corn spring wheat oats barley cotton lead gains. winter wheat rye sorghum hay potatoes and tobacco lag. Total production from seven crops stands 4 percent above 1910-1924 average and 8 percent above the 1924 level.
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