Stock market opens with small moves and mixed activity
In early New York trading prices were generally steady with only modest shifts. Kresge, Remington and leading oils showed some gains while baking, copper and rail issues moved modestly. Freeport Texas rose on strong earnings with Atchison, New York Central and Atlantic Coast Line attracting attention among dividend payers.
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Atlantic Coast Line
New Orleans Expands City Park With Acres and Golf Courses
New Orleans buys 1 055 acres for a city park expansion, raising total park land to 1 400 acres with Lake Pontchartrain frontage. Plans include land improvements and two golf courses. The acreage adds a major recreation site in the area.
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The Hidden Cost of Neighborhood Loans
A. L. Kauffmann explains that personal accommodation loans raise costs beyond money and create embarrassment if discussed. He notes city loans are business propositions, where borrowers know the total cost and a credit line can be reused freely.
Farmers Face Parcel Post Rates and Egg Coop Growth
The piece reports farm groups opposing railroad and parcel post rate hikes tied to mail space. It notes EB Reid of the American Farm Bureau weighing action. It also highlights Ohio Poultry Producers Cooperative's expansion and Wisconsin leads pea canning with over 10 million cases, followed by New York and Utah.
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Canton Daily Newa
Washington, D. C
Interstate Comerce Commission
EB. I. Reid
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Ohio
East
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Ohio Poutry Producers Cooperative Association
Ita
Wauseon
Parcel Post
Post Office Department
Wisconsin
New York
Utah
Maryland
Minnesota
Michigan
California
Livestock Markets Report with Multiple Grain Prices
Livestock receipts listed across regions with bids for fat steers cows bulls and calves. Hogs and sheep and lambs show steady to lower markets and specific price ranges. Also notes Lucy mine resuming after suspension and union changes in Stewartsville.
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Pitt
Stags
Pittsburgh
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Butter price drifts down by one cent amid varied market notes
The market shows one cent drop in butter while other market prices hold. Egg prices unchanged as green corn fades and beans rise slightly. okra and preserved fruits feature in stock with limited grape varieties and scarce Concords. Chicago wheat slips after early gains, while local prices stay steady.
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Chicago
Chicago Exchange
New York Bonds Open and Close Market Report
New York bond market activity is reported with opening prices and closing figures. The columns show yields, bids, and trades as investors react to short term debt issues and municipal offerings.
Market Opens With Varied Moves On New York Exchanges
Early trading in New York shows a fairly regular tone with volume down from recent sessions. New highs include United States Rubber at 73 and Timken Roller Bearing at 50 3 4, while Kennecott and United States Steel push toward daily highs amid mixed activity in oils copper and rubber sectors.
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New York
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Kennecott
London
New York Curb Market Mixed Despite Caution Ahead of Fed Meet
Curb market optimism persists with brokers urging caution and profit taking. Trading volume eases by noon while the Industrials edge up about 50 cents and rails show little change. Notable quotes include United Alloy 29, Timken 50 1/2, Transute 24 1/4 bid 25 asked, and call money at 4 1/2%. Buckeye Incubator 28 1/8 on the Cleveland Exchange. Sparks 100 1/2. Miller Rubber 2 20 bid 2 25 asked. Stearns 8 3/8. Central Steel 56 1/2. Union Metal 36 bid with no trades.
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St Beth
M & St
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Hi & North
Chile
Chrysler
Crucible
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Eaton
Gen Motors
Gulf Steel
Tnt Harvester
Moon Motors
Kan & Tx
Mo Pacific
Mtemry Ward
Nyc
Nynh & H
North West
North Americcan
Pac Arm
Otis Steel
Pan-Am
Penn RR
Penn Seah
Ily Phillips Pet
Dierce-Arrow
Pullman
Raila Corpa
Rep Steel
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Rae
Treasury
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Honda
Bolivia
Denmark
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Norway
Queensland
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Amer Sugar Ref Ga
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Goodrich
Salt Creek
Goodyear &S
Ereerans
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Ilinois
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Hay United Verde
Y Edison
Freed Eiseman
Caer
Edison
Steen
Nor Pacific
American Lt & Power
Union Pacific
National Power & Lt
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Arkansas Gas
Mexico
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Wilcox Eee
Wilson & Co
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Ohio
Bee
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Swan & Finch
Washington
United Alley
Timken
Transute
Cleveland Exchange
Sparks
Miller Rubber
Stearns
Central Steel
Union Metal
Electricity Freeing Labor From Slavery in Home and Farm
B C Forbes argues electricity is transforming labor from farming to manufacturing and domestic chores. He cites declines in farm labor per population, increases in industrial workers, and predicts widespread farm electrification to ease backbreaking tasks from dishwashing to ironing and beyond.
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United States
Price of Steel Movement Sees Rail and Price Talks
Prices and bookings in the steel industry show moves toward higher output and potential price gains. Mills and producers push for increased quotations while demand and rail tonnage curb aggressive expansion. September iron production rose versus August and pig iron output grew.
Grain and coffee prices drop in early trading
In Chicago opening trade corn fell to new lows while wheat slipped on bearish Russian data and Liverpool weakness. New December corn at 74 3/4 to 75, May at 79. Coffee in New York opened with January down five points and price ranges across the curve from 16.50 to 18.65 cents.
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Canton Daily News
Liverpool
Department of Commerce
New York
Liberty Bond Opening Report From New York
Liberty bond figures released in New York show opening bids for the four bonds sequence with values around 100 to 101.7 per unit. The brief note lists numbers for the first to fourth issues and indicates a new cruise item with a total near 1067.
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New York
Cotton Opening Prices by Month
Cotton opening on Oct shows futures at 22.82 cents for October 22.76 for December 22.02 for January and 22.28 for March.
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New York
Prices From Canton Mills and Local Farm Goods
Market notes from Canton Mills showing prices on oats and wheat varieties, corn, hay and straw bales, and poultry items. Listings include spring chickens and dressed fowl with unit prices and rough weights. Prices reflect regional farm commodities and livestock ready for sale.
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