Steel shares strong today in Wall Street
Steel common opened up a point and rose further as trading volume surged on the New York Stock Exchange. Other steel stocks advanced two to three points while rails and oils saw mixed action amid heavy selling in the final hour. The overall market remained busy with speculative profit taking and uncertainty outside of steel issues.
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Wall Street
New York
Stock Exchange
American Tron & Steel
Clary
Steel Common
France
Washington
St. Louis van Pr Cisco
Interborous
Brooklyn Manhate Transit
Chile
Anaconda
Sarahen
When Toledo Conductor Pleads For Clear Streetcar Names
A 1926 column recalls Frank P. Coates become Toledo street railway head after a conductor mocked a fare list. The piece also notes Wall Street shifts, FTC rulings, British gold flows, and regional business signals, ending with a nudge to early Christmas shopping.
New Orleans Trade Uptick Signals Retail Demand Rise
Wholesale and retail trade in New Orleans shows a marked increase in clothing, millinery, blankets, linens and shoes, with retailers predicting continued demand. Camden reports a labor shortage across sectors as employment programs run at capacity amid booming building activity. In Iowa bean crop moves, Illinois Central runs a bean train as prices stay strong. Portland lumber industry markets show production and shipments up or down against new business trends.
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New Orleans
New York Curb Stock Gains Paired With Weekend Profit-Taking
Heavy curb trading pushed many stocks to year high marks while late session selling trimmed gains as investors shifted profits before the weekend. Northern Ohio Power led low priced publics with a new high, while Public utilities showed varied movement. Translux faced strong demand at peak prices despite broader volatility.
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William PF. Repperman
Canton Daily News
New York
Curb Exchange
Northern
Ohio Power
Translux
Record potato prices and loan plan loom in harvest markets
Reports from Yakima and Moorhead describe a record potato harvest with No 1 spuds fetching up to 45 dollars per ton in Yakima and Red River valley buyers paying about 2.75 dollars per hundredweight in Moorhead. The Orleans sugar plan would offer loans to planters at six percent to carry crops until prices improve. Boston wool markets show firmness with fine territory at 1.30 and clothing grades at 1.18 to 1.20.
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Wae Yakima, Wash
New Orleans
Oct
Associated Banks of
New
Orleans
Boston
Grain prices rise as Chicago opens with bullish foreign news
Chicago grain opening reports wheat climbing on bullish cables and Rosario demand. Prices for wheat futures advance with December at 1.42 and May around 1.41, while corn stays firm as weather checks movement.
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Chicago
Canton Daily News
Buenos Aires
Russia
Market rally boosts United States Steel and peers
A bullish two hour market session in New York, led by United States Steel at a year high of 150, with Packard Motor and VPalge Detroit hitting new records. Rails, oils, and copper mixed, Northern Pacific rising above 72, volume near 2 million shares. December wheat and corn trade at open.
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Kuhns-Batchelor Co
New York
Cosden
Goa
Kosh
P&l
Int Corp
Bellitoy
Gabriel Snub
St Fry
Tobnae
Tien Motors
Olidg Iy
Goodrich
Goodyear
C&oavance
Cmé& Et Pp
Kans City
Cht
North Bom
Boy
Moon Motors
Chile
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Nynh&«& Was
Otis Stee
Packard Met
Penn RR
Enn Seab St. Os
Phildetoha
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Pierce-Arrow
Pullman Atees
Savage Arms
Sears-Roed
Skelly
St L & S
Strom
Studebaker
U S
West Tnlon
West Flee
Wheel & Jt E
Willys
Ae Yay Smay
White Motors
United States Steel
Motor Group
Packard Motor
Vpalge Detroit
North America
Texas
Eaton Axle
Atcaho
Youngstown
Northern Pacific
Mercantile
United Alley
Chicago Board of Trade
New Stewart Brothers Paint Co Plant to Begin This Fall
Alliance news notes the Stewart Brothers Paint Co will start construction on a new plant this fall on North Mioway. Contracts for the factory and office building will be awarded by next month, with estimated costs around $50,000.
Florida farming lure and the northern farmer trap
The piece notes a Florida land boom aimed at northern farmers with promises of rich yields and easy profits. It warns that many buyers may face misunderstandings and losses, citing past misadventures and urging caution while acknowledging Florida's potential as a winter home and new farming frontier.
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Florida
Midwest
California
Los Angeles
J. Kile
Prices To Farmers By Ohio Building And Milling Co Canton
Prices for wheat and hay in Canton listed by Ohio Building and Milling Co. Wheat No 1 and No 2 prices shown. Hay baled at 16.00 per unit. Straw at 0.8125 per ton. Poultry prices from Harry H Dean include chickens hens and spring chickens, with Belgian hares dressed listed.
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Ohio Building & Milling Co
Canton
Harry H Dean
Ohio Builders & Milling Co
Paris
Judge Grants Permanent Injunction On Farm ers' Phone Battle
Judge Starn grants a permanent injunction against Star Telephone Co. from building a pole line in Burbank where Wayne Co Telephone Co. already serves patrons. Suit by Jacob E. Barnard, receiver, to restrain Star from extending into Wayne Co. territory known as the Farmers' Phone.
Cotton foods close week with gains in print cloths
In New York on Oct 24 dry goods market finished strong as print cloths rose 1 8 cents to 95 8c for 64x60s and 10 cents to 68x72s while raw silks held steady in a quiet market.
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New York
Rubber Declines to One Dollar a Pound in New York
Crude rubber fell one cent to one dollar per pound in New York today. The price is lower than one month ago and down sharply from a year ago amid continuing market pressure.
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New York
Coffee and Cotton Opening Prices Report
New York market notes coffee openings with Oct 18.80c Dec 18.10c Jan 17.40c March 17.00c May 16.415c July 15.90c Sept 15.36c and cotton openings Oct 21.35c Jan 20.64c March 120.87c.
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New York
Livestock Markets Report From Union Stock Yards Chicago
Hog values rose a dime with light hogs up to 25c and primes at 11.50 while 700 and 500 holdovers weighed on prices. Cattle and sheep were sluggish with no choice steers and steady or off-market for other classes. Cleveland receipts show mixed gains across hogs calves sheep and lambs with market slow but some lifts for calves and lambs.
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Union sTock Yards
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Godo
U.S. Bureau of Markets
New York Bond by George Vy. Canton 1925
A brief item notes a New York bond issue credited to George Vy. Canton with references to copyright dating from 1925.
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George VY
Canton
Housewife Retail Meat Market Listing Reading Like Market Prices
Retail meat and cheese markets list various cuts and prices from Lo Thane to Harris Arcade. Pittsburgh and Cleveland livestock and produce markets report cattle hogs veal lamb and butter egg prices, with Chicago and New York commodity figures and bond market notes following.
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Ross Butter Stores
Harris Arcade
Ohio
Sweitzer
Wisconsin
New York
North Canton
Orange Prices Remain High In Local Markets
Local markets show oranges at peak prices for days despite Florida varieties arriving. Lemons stay steady, grapefruits rise to two for 25 cents. other fruits and vegetables unchanged. Butter and eggs steady. spring chickens weigh five pounds and sell at 50 cents a pound. Wheat and grains little changed though Chicago market up due to Argentina rains. corn and oats drop while provisions vary.
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Florida
Wheat and Grain Exchange
Chicago
Argentina
Liberty Bond Opening Drama In New York Market
New York reports the opening of liberty bonds with prices for several series. The 3s traded at 99.24, first 44s at 101.25, second 41s at 100, third and fourth 4s at 102.5, amid buying and selling activity and ad notes from the Daily News Want Ads.
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Treasury
Ee i
Federal Land Bank
I Onda
Bolivia
Brazil
Denmark
Canada
Steeevaes
Norway
Queensland
Amer T & T m
Beth Steel
Rer Hill
Can Pacific
Fruip
Eat North
Nnois Bell Tel
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Daily News
Mortgage on Church Parsonage Burned in Wooster
Wooster Church God congregation observed the mortgage on their parsonage burn at a praise service. The eight year obligation was reduced from 1300 to 101, paid this week. Rally day gathering last Sunday drew 284 attendees and raised over 200 to settle the debt and nearly cover the year’s taxes.
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The
D. Harlan
Roy Myers
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