Recession Impacts Stocks and Bonds in New York Trading
Heavy institutional bond buying gave a firm tone to the day’s dealings despite a marked stock price recession. Mexican bonds were active on debt agreement hopes with funds for first interest payments on deposit. Utilities gained with rail and telephone issues rising. convertible stocks hit new highs amid ongoing reorganizations. Liquidity remained mixed as reports of a large debt issue oversubscription circulated and Ontario planned a new loan early next month.
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Lae Vlede Gag
Duquesne Light
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St. Paul Generals
Kansagaw Southern
Maclines
Colorado
Southern
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Pacific First
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Liberty
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Ontario
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Gompenys United Railway
Stee
Tron Products Company
Gehen
Coun & Cor
New York Butter and Cheese Markets Rally
New York market notes butter firmer with creamery extras at 2.40 to 2.30 per pound and higher quotes for various grades. Cheese market shows strength with whole milk specials and higher prices for fancy white and brown varieties, while eggs rise on nearby white fancy and firsts.
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Metal Market New York Copper Prices Steady
METAL MARKET NEW YORK SEPTEMBER 21 Copper dull with spot and futures at 14. ae firm. Tron steady. Lead steady at 6.10 to 6.25. Fine firm at East St Louis spot and nearby delivery at .30. Antimony spot 6.75 to 7.00.
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Moriarty Helps Fordham Football Coaching Staff
New York reports ex Fordham star Som Moriarty will assist coach Gargan at Fordham Field. Moriarty, a former George town grid star, will join for the holy season and help for the next fortnight as Gargan seeks other coaching help.
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Local Credit Men Dinner Promotes Connecticut Expansion
Local Credit Men Towne Odell state secretary will host a September 26 dinner in Bridgeport to announce Connecticut chapter growth and a New Haven central office. Odell will discuss membership and organization while New Haven bureau plans and data sharing with branches are outlined amid remarks from national and local credit leaders.
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Local Produce Prices and Market Conditions Reported
Market conditions show steady tone with few price changes. Indiana onions remain cheaper locally. Long Island and New Jersey potatoes sell at lower prices. Bartlett pears up 40 cents per bushel due to scarcity. Peaches receipts decline. grapes firm. native eggs short. butter and live cattle prices higher on top grades.
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Jersey City Urges Morris Canal Acquisition
The Jersey City commission urged the state Morris Canal commission to acquire the Morris Canal from the Lehigh Valley Railroad and to build a speedway on its bed for motor trucks. The report condemns the canal as obsolete, unhealthy, and an obstacle to the city’s plan for the Sheswater South project.
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Bear Traders Extend Raid On Weak Spots
New York market reports show bear traders pressing weak spots in equities. Heavy selling pushed rail shares and oil issues lower as speculation waned and large holders liquidated positions. Copper and other commodities fluctuated amid broader downturn and currency shifts.
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Farm Prices Rise Across Ten Major Products
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture finds that ten principal farm products show notable price increases above the prewar 1910s levels, with wheat cattle cotton dairy and other staples up one to two percent. Declines are shown for some items while overall farm price levels remain volatile as farmers respond to demand.
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Grain market outlook shifts as wheat prices slip and fears rise
Market observers note unsettled prices for wheat with May and September futures showing divergence as demand falters and export activity weakens. Traders monitor European shipments and UK Turkish tensions near the Dardanelles, while short-covering and seller reluctance keep spot prices volatile.
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Marks Unable To Pay His Filing Fee In Court
Morris Morks along with local merchants faced a filing fee hurdle yesterday as 17 creditors pursue Marrow against him. The report notes unsecured debts and stock listings at a dry goods store on State Street, with $60 as a referenced sum and ongoing asset concerns.
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Reichsbank Raises Rates in Berlin to Eight Percent
The Reichsbank in Berlin raised its rate from seven percent to eight percent during the day. This move marks a modest tightening of monetary policy as authorities seek to curb inflation and stabilize the currency amid volatile markets.
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Cotton Liberty Bonds Market Quiet in New York
Spot cotton in New York traded quietly with middling classes at 21.09. Prices opened higher and closed lower with slight fluctuations.
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Money rates in New York settle amid varied calls
Money at New York on Sept 22 shows a firming tone with call money at 4 1/8 and a 41/2 range on commercial paper, while time loans hold firmer and loan rates hover around 6. Acceptance rates for J cans appear at 4.
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CURB MARKET NEWS AND INDUSTRIALS UPDATE
In New York the curb market shows mixed action with Standard Oil and Vacuum Oil leading activity while Southern Petroleum and Refining gains pace. Pro Radio hits near record highs on strong volume as Magma Copper drops from its prior top. Mercer and Pennsylvania Railroad move modestly, with tax fades shaping early and late session trades.
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