Prices Cut Across Markets Signal Shifting Trend
New York reports a renewed price cutting wave in the stock market as analysts note broader declines in commodities and renewed pressure on steel and copper industries. Gains in oils and some specialties are offset by reduced expectations, with rail shares buoyed by mergers rumors and a cautious closing session.
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Reading
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Stock Exchange
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Central Leather Company
Credit Markets Watchy Bank Rates Edge Higher
Call money remained plentiful at 7 percent with some loans at 8 percent. Time money trended higher as renewed payments on the Anglo French loan showed no sign of easing, keeping rates steady despite inflation of renewal assurances.
Metals NW York Sept. 26 barter and Mexican dollars
A brief item notes metal trade activities in New York on September 26 involving barter exchanges and Mexican dollars in circulation. No further details provided.
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York
Exchange Rates and Mercantile Paper Steady in New York
Exchange and mercantile prices steady in New York markets on September 25. Sterling, Frances, Bel gian francs, Gualliders, Lire, and Marks quotes given with bid and cable figures. New York exchange on Montreal quoted at 10 percent discount.
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New York Exchange
Montreal
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Livestock report details mixed Beef hogs and sheep at Denver and Chicago markets with limited beef supplies. Hogs at Denver: heavy at 16.25, fair load 18 665. lambs 12.50 to 12.76, feeders stronger, ewes 5 to 5.50. Chicago shows cattle steady to lower and hogs mostly higher, sheep weak. Omaha notes hogs mostly steady to 10 cents higher.
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U. S. Bureau of Markets
Maha Omaha
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United States Bureau of Markets
Market livestock prices report shows declines across categories
Silos supplies unchanged with steady to weak demand. top prices around $17 for certain items. Beef and veal steady, stockers and canners down 26 to 50 cents. Sheep and lamb receipts none. fat lambs 0 to 76 cents lower. overall sheep and lamb markets 25 to 50 cents lower from week ago.
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Denver Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Produce
In Denver on Saturday a slow market for many vegetables and fruit persisted with liberal supplies. Prices ranged from 1 to 1.76 dollars per crate for penchon, 2 to 3.50 per bushel. pears 2 dollars to 40 per box, 2 to 3.50 per bushel. cantaloupes and watermelons heavy yet slow, apples 2 to 3.50, tomatoes in high demand at 3 to 4 cents per pound, green corn nearly exhausted with fair quality at 25 to 36 cents a dozen, potatoes 2 to 2.50, cabbage 1 per cwt. Butter firm around 69 cents per pound. bees steady with high demand.
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Denver
Process Hutter
Sugar futures drift lower on modest sales
Sugar futures in New York closed easier with 750 tons sold as Oct at 9.24, Dec 9.15, Jan 8.65, Mar 8.60, May 8.75. In Boston wool markets, Commercial Bulletin notes erratic demand and generally easier prices with some renewed interest in finished goods.
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Boston
the Commercial Bulletin
Market Prices for Mills and Commodities Across Regions
The report lists varied prices for mill outputs and fibers by region with figures for California Oregon and Chicago markets. It cites fiber qualities including combings and clothing, with rates ranging from $1.00 to $1.96 and commodity prices for grains and pork noted as nominal or specific dollar amounts.
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Middle County
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