Price cuts ripple through New York stock session
The New York stock market faced uncertain trade as price cutting spreads. Rail stocks rose variably while oils, steels, and textiles showed mixed gains amid widespread expectations of lower commodity prices and potential mergers in the sector.
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Mexican Patroleum
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Vanadiem
Sloss-Sheffield and
Lackawanna Steels
Baldwin Locomotive
International Paper
Shorts
Mexican Petroleum Limited
Cann- Pacific
Delaware
Chesae& Western
Reading
Chesapeake & Ohio
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Southern Railway
Pacific
Chicago
Stock Exchange
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Central Leather Company
Call money and time money rates in early loan market
Call money remained plentiful at 7 percent with a few loans at 1 percent over. Time money rose toward renewal, but renewed insurance payments at maturity on the Anglo French loan did not reflect the higher rates.
Metals NW York Sept 26 Bar Silver Mexican Dollars
A fragment notes an exchange or sale involving metals in New York on September 26 with reference to bars and Mexican dollars. No further readable details available.
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York
Exchange rates and mercantile paper notes
Exchange market report from New York shows mercantile paper unchanged while Sterling and Frances remain steady. Banc francs, lire, and marks quoted with 10 percent discount on New York exchange to Montreal.
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New York
New York Exchange
Montreal
Livestock Prices Mixed Across Markets in Early Week
At Denver receipts were light and hogs dominated the offering with one heavy hog sale at 16.25. Sheep were steady to slightly lower amid active demand and lambs held around 12.50 to 12.76 with fancy stock higher, feeders in strong demand and ewes 5 to 5.50. Chicago showed mixed cattle and hog tone with lighter trade and steady to higher bids, while Omaha reported hogs mostly steady to 10 cents higher amid moderate receipts.
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Chicago
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Maha Omaha
Neb
United States Bureau of Markets
Spota Mors
Denver Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Produce
A slow overall market in the Denver area Saturday with plentiful supplies. Pensons pears cantaloupes and watermelons show mixed demand and firm to slow sales with varying crate and bushel prices. apples tomatoes corn and potatoes noted with steady to fair demand and prices. Poultry butter and bee markets listed with wholesale quotes and shipper payments for butterfat and bee products.
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Denver
Process Hutter
Sugar Futures Decline as Markets Open in New York
Sugar futures close easier in New York with Oct at 9.24, Dec 9.15, Jan 8.65, March 8.60, May 8.75 while Oct through May contracts trade on volume of 750 tons. In Boston wool markets the Commercial Bulletin notes erratic demand and generally easier prices with steadier goods activity for fine woolens.
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New York
Boston
the Commercial Bulletin
Market Prices for Wool and Grains Across Regions
The report lists varied prices for wool combings and clothing, with California Northern at 1.95 to 1.40, Oregon Eastern No 1 at 1.96, and other regional rates. It also shows Chicago commodity quotes including No 3 hard at 2.30 to 2.81 and oats, barley, and pork prices with rib values around 16.50.
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Chicago
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