Stocks Rise Quietly on Wall Street After Holiday Lull
Stocks improved in quiet trading with leading issues up about three points and the average gain around one and a half. Rails held firm while utilities lagged as steel, farm belt and chemical shares advanced. The market closed higher than Friday with trading volume around 1.56 million shares and theories pointing to NRA code progress and possible inflationary steps.
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New York
Chicago Board of Trade
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Allied Chemical
American Can
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
Case
Harvester
New York Central
Delaware & Hudson
Baltimore & Ohio
Delanese
Commercial Solvents
Great Western Sugar
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Texas Corporation
Industrial Rayon
Johns-Manville
Simmons
Steel
Anon Pacific
American Sugar
du Pont
National Distillers
Wall Street
NRA
Legas, King Voeisies Syndicate Great Brama Wells Include Box
A square box measures 12 inches on each side yielding a volume of 1728 cubic inches. The statement explains the calculation for volume of a cube and its relation to edge length.
Trade Trends and Market Shifts in Gasoline and Dried Fruits
Gasoline markets firmed with talks of price advances as code applications spread through petroleum. Dried fruits see price gains across major items with Santa Clara prunes rising up to 14 cents a pound. Wool receipts at Boston last week reached 2,610,000 pounds versus 6,636,100 the prior week. Knit goods show moderate activity with hosiery and underwear in stronger demand and higher prices.
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Boston
Pittsburgh Produce Prices Report August 21
Pittsburgh report shows moderate demand for produce with steady apple prices across varieties from New Jersey and New York. Potatoes 100 lb sacks from New Jersey and Long Island hold around 2.40 to 2.60, butter and eggs quoted with standard scores, cheese prices listed, poultry unchanged, and regional receipts noted in the pa. da. system.
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New York Duchess
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New Jersey Cobblers
Long Island Cobblers
Hennery
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
New York
Sugar market steady as July sales report
In New York on August 21 the raw sugar market showed no sales and prices remained nominally unchanged at 3.48 for spots. Futures concluded 3 to 4 points higher. Total sales reached 31,090 tons with refiners at 4.70 and second hands at 4.50.
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New York
Live Stocks Market Report From Chicago Averages Mixed Prices
Hogs total 27,000 with direct sales about 10,000 and prices mainly 10 higher than Friday. 170 to 220 pounds 4.55 to 4.65, top 4.65, 140 to 166 pounds 4.00 to 4.60, 160 to 200 pounds 4.30 to 4.65, 200 to 250 pounds 4.30 to 4.65, 250 to 350 pounds 3.50 to 4.40. Cattle 19,000 with calves 1,500, fed steers and yearlings steady to 25 lower, bulk fed 5.50 to 6.50, best light steers 7.15, 1,260 pounds topped at 7.30. Slaughter cows and heifers 3.00 to 5.50, beef cows 3.50 to 4.50. Sheep 20,000 with slaughter lambs mostly 25 lower, natives 7.25 to 7.50, feeders down on volume, lambs 6.75 to 7.65, ewes 1.50 to 3.00, young lambs 6.00 to 6.60.
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Market Report From Pittsburgh Stockyards
Hogs, 2 000 head higher with 240 300 lb hogs 4 25 4 50, 160 240 lb 4 00 5 00, 120 145 lb 4 00 4 25, pigs 3 00 3 50, roughs 3 00 3 25. Cattle, 600 steady. mediums 5 00 6 00, heifers 4 00 4 75, cows 2 25 3 50, bulls 2 75 4 00. Calves, 1 100 lower. yearlings 6 73 7 50, med 4 50 6 00, heavy 2 50 5 50. Sheep, 4 500 steady. lambs 7 75 8 00, medium 3 00 5 00, light 5 50 6 50, prime wethers 3 15, ewes 1 00 to
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Lancaster Market Prices See Steady Beef and Hogs
Beef steers and yearlings remained fully steady with various lots at 6.59 to 7.15 for top weights and 5.75 to 6.25 for most dry fed cattle. Hogs about steady with westerns 5.25 to 5.50, locals 4.75 to 5.25. sheep slow but steady with top local lambs at 8.00 and southern lambs at 8.25. Receipts totaled 2,686 cattle, 361 calves, 808 hogs, and 578 sheep.
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Jersey City Market cattle and hogs report
Jersey City market figures show stockyards listing cattle 1,322 head with 701 direct, hogs 4,667 direct, plus 12,790 sheep and lambs with 6,266 direct. Steers and bulls steady to nominal, calves and wealers varied, lambs quoted strong, Virginias and Tennessees 8.25 to 9.00.
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Baltimore Market Cattle and Hogs Reported Mixed Prices
Associated Press in Baltimore reports cattle receipts mainly on the plain order with no good heavy stock. Bulls range 3.25 to 3.50, steers 5.00 to 6.00, cows 3.00 to 3.50, heifers 4.56 to 5.00, sheep and lambs higher with lambs 8.00 to 8.75, hogs up 1,300 with lights 4.90 to 5.30, mediums 5.10 to 5.40, calves 7.00 to 7.50.
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Baltimore
Associated Press
General Foods sales rise in July and August trend
Wall Street Briefs report from New York says General Foods president C M Chester announced a 48 percent rise in unit sales in July versus a year earlier. Early August results show continued gains with seven months of the year up 15 percent. A Commodity Exchange, Inc. membership traded at 4500 dollars, down 100 from prior.
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New York
C. M. Chester
General Foods Corporation
Chester
Oil Market By The Associated Press
PITTSBURGH Aug 21 Oil prices for all grades remained unchanged according to the Associated Press report noting stable markets across grades without movement.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Bond Market Little Change Amid Rail Stocks Rise
By the Associated Press in New York on August 21 the bond market showed no definite trend aside from improvements in secondary rail issues. Trading totaled $8,447,000 par value with the average for 60 domestic corporate loans at 80.8. Transportation liens mirrored stock gains and July earnings by leading roads surpassed expectations in many cases.
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New York
United States Government Bonds Closing Prices
The Associated Press reports New York on August 1 shows government bonds closing with Liberty First 4s at 102.10, Treasury 4s at 110.20, Treasury 4s at 102.31, Treasury 9 48 at 104.28, and Treasury 3s (46-43 June) at 101-28.
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New York
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Grain and Provisions Wool Market in Boston August
Boston reporters note firming asking prices on domestic wools with strong undertone for 56s and 1 2 blood wool. Market inquiries remain scattered as receipts for the week ending August 19 total 2,616,000 pounds, down from 10,477,500 pounds the prior week.
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Boston
Boston Grain and Flour Exchange
Metal Market Notes From New York Aug 21
Copper steady with spot and futures around 9, tin barely steady at 44.55 spot and 44.75 futures, lead steady at 4.50 spot in New York, zinc quiet at 490 in East St Louis, quicksilver 64.60 to 65.00, antimony 7.00 spot, F. B. eastern Pennsylvania 16.50, Buffalo 17.00, Alabama 1300, St. Louis 4.35.
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Curb Market Rises Toward Higher Levels in Trading
New York August 21 The curb market moved toward higher levels in quiet trading with utilities improving after an early lag. Alcohols and oils finished firm. Life Savers Sterling Products Hiram Walker Gulf Oil and Aluminum Co rise. Transfers around 238000 shares.
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Street Shorts From Brendan Wall New York Aug 21 Stock gains despite grain pause
Stock prices closed higher on light volume as grain markets lagged and foreign exchange barely moved. Wheat futures fell over a cent while bonds stayed listless. Ten issues hit new yearly highs as gold stocks faded after early strength. The day saw 1.56 million shares traded versus 2.09 million Friday.
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New York
Canada
Market Opens Up Then Slips Before Close
The list advanced at the opening with some stocks up over last week’s final levels. Closing prices on average were slightly above the opening quotes, as initial strength gave way to a rally toward the close before the market slipped back.
Chrysler hits yearly high as market rallies across stocks
Chrysler reached a new peak for 1933, lifting the motor group with gains seen in Atlas Tack Corn Products Cushman 7 preferred Loew's Schenley Milwaukee Electric Railway 6 preferred Penick & Ford U S Smelting and Refining and Warner Bros. Pictures. Liquor stocks rose with American Commercial Alcohol up 34 points. Prospect of prohibition repeal and active pools underpinned bulls while retail organization shares were mixed amid code concerns. Oil shares strengthened on a favorable oil code and endorsements from former opponents. Most activity came from professionals using tight market liquidity and rising technicals to guide decisions.
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Motor Group
Atlas Tack
Corn Products
Cushman 7
Loew's
Schenley
Milwaukee Electric Railway
Penick & Ford
U. S. Smelting and Refining
Warner Bros. Pictures
Grain Bid Board Report From Toledo Market
Grain on track 28 4 rete basis. Wheat No 2 red 82 to 83, No 1 red 83 to 84. Corn No 2 yellow 53 to 54, No 3 yellow 52 to 53. Oats No 2 white 35 to 37, No 3 white 32 to 36. Grain in store, transit billing attached. Red clover cash 7.00, October 7.25, December 7.50. Alsike cash 1.75.
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Toledo
Alsike
Treasury Receipts And Expenditures Reported
The treasury on August 18 shows receipts of 6 760 556 90 dollars and expenditures of 28 420 812 48 dollars with a balance of 1 226 999 872 02 dollars. Customs receipts for the month total 19 426 814 97 dollars. For the fiscal year since July 1 receipts reach 293 213 122 66 dollars and expenditures 500 961 393 61 including 178 453 108 47 emergency relief. Excess expenditures amount to 207 748 240 95.
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Washington
Call Money Steady Amid Mixed Short Term Rates
New York reported call money steady at 1 percent for the day. Time loans held firm with 60 day at ½ to 1 percent, 3 months at 1 to 1 1/4, up to 5 to 6 months 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 percent. Prime commercial paper at 1 1/4 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged. Thirty days at ½ to ⅝ percent, 60 to 90 days ½ to ⅝, four months ¾ to 1 percent, five to six months 1% to 1 ¼.
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New York
Teddy Yarosz defeats Dundee for Pennsylvania title
In Pittsburgh at the Pirates' park before 15000, Teddy Yarosz of Monaca Pa. soundly beat Vince Dundee of Newark in ten rounds for the Pennsylvania 160 pound championship. The unanimous decision leaves Yarosz likely to challenge Lou Brouillard for the world title. Dundee suffered his first defeat in three years.
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Sharkey Accepts Terms for Bout in Philadelphia
Jack Sharkey former heavyweight champion accepted a 25000 guarantee with 40 percent privilege for a return bout against Tommy Loughran in Philadelphia on September 27. He will fight King Levinsky in Chicago on September 15 then aim for late October at New York Garden and Boston Garden before year end to prep for Max Baer next winter.
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Yanks, White Sox clash for 9 in 11 innings continued
The game extended to 11 innings with Faber pitching 2 in 7 and a wild pitch by Devons. Umpires Geisel Kolis and Moriarty officiated as the Lime water sequence continued.
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Indians Complete Five Game Sweep With 10 1 Victory
Monte Pearson pitched his sixth win as the Cleveland Indians rout the Boston Red Sox 10 to 1 to close out a five game series. Hodapp and Galatzer led Cleveland with multiple runs batted in while Pearson struck out two in 1 hour 44 minutes. Boston totaled nine errors as Cleveland built a large early lead.
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Kreps Discussion on Economic Recovery Broadcast
From Banff Alberta the Institute of Pacific Relations hosts a Kreps Discussion on economic recovery to air on WABC CBS at eight tomorrow evening led by Prof. T Kreps of Stanford. Georgia figures Gov Eugene Talmadge and Senator Richard B Russell join a Chicago to WJZ NBC Georgia day segment at 3 15. Farm and Home hour from Springfield Illinois swine show airs at 12 30. Baltimore municipal band performs for WJZ NBC at ten. Tony Wons adds nine am programs on WABC CBS Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays.
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New York Poultry Prices and Market Report
New York reports average egg production and prices across color grades and packaging. White eggs command higher selection prices while nearby and midwestern markets show varied standards and specials. Dressed poultry remain quiet while live poultry demand shows weakness. various weights and forms of chickens, ducks, turkeys, and other fowl are listed with price ranges.
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Senators Triumph In Wildcats Victory After Major Injury
Zanesville lost center fielder Johnny to a five-minute injury scare but returned to center field as Charleston clung to a 6 4 win. Bryant homered driving in two, Grimm added a two-base hit and four RBIs, while Tyler and Glynn paced defense. McCrone, Mackie, and Longnecker contributed in a gritty late rally.
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Payne Is Medalist In Old White Meet
Frank Payne Jr of Harrisburg Pa won medalist honors in the Old White golf tournament qualifying round for the J R Branch trophy with a 75. W L Fine of Scranton Pa was second with 78 and Dr Gary Hogg of Lewisburg W Va was third with 79.
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Youngsters Win Big at Grand American Handicap Tourney
In Vandalia Aug. 21 the thirty-fourth annual Grand American handicap opened with Ned Lilly 17 from Stanton Michigan breaking 199 of 200 to win the North American Clay Target title and defend his junior crown. Alice Crother 22 of Chestnut Hillis Pennsylvania dominated the women to win the women's title with 186 of 200, while Lilly also set a record as the first junior to win the North American Clay Target title. Fred Harlow Newark Connecticut and Lewis Slocum Trenton New Jersey tied at 198 for second in the North American race after a shoot-off, and Ben Heaton Terre Haute Indiana was fourth with 197. Mrs J S Murphy Freehold New Jersey led the women with 181, followed by Mrs D M McClain Atlanta Georgia with 179 and Miss Mercedes Huff Columbus Ohio with 176.
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Giants Surge Boosts pennant bid as Cards struggle
Frankie Frisch faced a pivotal stretch as the Cardinals chase a pennant with eight games left against the Giants. Since July 25 the Cards have 18-9 under Frisch, but Terry's Giants went 15-7 in the same span, widening the gap. The race tightens with Pirates Braves and Cards in a tight tie for second.
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Dr Mack Wins Feature at Illinois State Fair Pace
Dr Mack a two year old pacer won the feature event of the Grand Circuit inaugural at the 1933 Illinois state fair. With 600 added the Illinois Breeders futurity was worth 811.75. Dr Mack won both heats the second in 2 14 Eléanor Girl by Col Armstrong and Katy Abbedale by Abbedale divided second and third as they tied for second.
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Cincinnati Egg Market Report August 21
Cincinnati notes butter creamery prices 90 to 22, packing stock 14 and 10, egg prices for extra firsts 16 and seconds 12, nearby ungraded 1332. The report lists butter and egg price levels for assorted grades and markets in Cincinnati on August 21.
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