Credit Rally Spreads as Stocks Jump on Liquidity News
Wall Street rallied with gains led by pool shares and defense of call money at 7 percent. News centered on potential world crude curtailment plans and a record $410,000 sale of New York Stock Exchange memberships as investors priced in higher advertising rates at Butterick.
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AP Financial
New York
lWd
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New York Stock Exchange
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil Go
New Jersey
Europe
Montgomery Ward
Arthur W. Cutten
Chicago
American Machine Foundry
Motor Products
Warner Bros
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General Electric
Union Carbide
International Nickel
National Biscuit
Butterick
Crop report trims 1928 corn yield. grain markets rally
Chicago grain prices moved higher as government crop data cut the 1928 corn yield estimate to 141 million bushels below private forecasts. The nine state forecast corn output totals 2.011 billion bushels, down from 2.088 billion a month earlier. Corn finished 1 to 2 percent higher, wheat near unchanged to 5 cents up, oats up fractions, and provisions mixed.
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Cotton declines on bearish crop view and Liverpool weakness
The New York cotton market fell as government crop reports and better South weather fed pessimism. Prices traded near day lows with active months down 20 to 30 points despite occasional rallies from covering and trade buying.
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South
Liverpool
Stock Market Sees Mild Correction Amid Nine Percent Money Rates
A seven percent time money rate and an upward revision to eight percent on call money accompanied by a weakened technicals prompt a modest stock market retreat. Analysts note past upswings of 20 to 25 points are usually followed by 4 to 10 point pullbacks before resuming gains.
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Standard Statistics Company
Cotton futures close steady in New Orleans
In New Orleans on September 11 cotton futures closed steady with a net decline of 14 to 17 points. The market showed opening at 1724, high 1780, low 1706, and close at 1724 with 1739 reported as the previous close.
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New Orleans
P.C
Debutantes in Colorful Gowns Set Washington Social Pace
Washington debutantes abandon white gowns for colors this season and will hold coming out parties on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Notable debutantes include Miss Marian Jardine, Peggy Tyner, and Teresa Carmalt, with events planned at the Willard and Mayflower hotels beginning in November.
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Stock Opinions From Halle Stieglitz And Others
Halle and Stieglitz suggest confining new commitments to sound specialties not yet active. Hornbrower Weeks expect some stocks and groups to hold steady despite a delayed reaction. Hirsch Lillenthal remains optimistic on higher quality industrials for the week. P F Cussick notes oil shares gaining recognition amid anticipated improved earnings in second half of 1928 by J S Bache and Co.
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Coming Events Highlight Seasonal Credit Demand Rise
The item notes a growing demand for credit in agriculture and commerce as seasonal growth continues. It signals expectations of continued borrowing and financing activity among farmers and businesses this period.
Renewal of Irregularity in Daily Call Money Rates
A renewal of irregularity will be witnessed in the daily rates for call money. Price fluctuations in the great body of stocks may again be expected to be more responsive to daily and even hourly developments in the financial situation.
Cotton market report from Liverpool on Sept 11
Moderate business done with lower prices across grades. American cotton dominates sales at 5,800 bales out of 7,000. Receipts total 7,000 with 2,100 American. Futures closed quiet and steady with mixed nearby prices.
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Liverpool
Stocks and Cotton Market Roundup
Stocks opened higher but midmorning gains faded as call money rose to 6 3 4 percent and time money jumped to 7 percent. Analysts expect some carryover selling but see no lasting bear trend as bullish signals from General Electric and steel tonnage buoy outlook. Cotton and weather notes retail outlook varied with bearish local sentiment unless bad weather spurs buying.
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Call Money
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Armour
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Stock Gossip: Grain and Cotton Opinions From Market Firms
Bartlett Frazier notes little wheat upside except low prices and expects government data to steer new crop futures. Logan Bryan say Canadian wheat weakness favors bulls. corn is debated with dips as buying signal. Bache expects temporary corn rallies and lower prices. Orvis, Keech and Wade Bros project mixed cotton moves with potential bargains and weather risks.
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Directors Reelected And Dividend Declarations Across Firms
Vanadium Corporation directors reelected and Constas directors meet today. General Tire and Rubber Co declares a regular quarterly dividend on preferred and record date September 20. Western Union directors meet at 2 30 p m for dividend action. Federal Reserve banks loans and discounts rise to 15 846 885 000, up 117 578 000. Alabama Power and Southeastern Power and Light announce regular dividends on various preferred and common stocks. Canadian Pacific weekly gross 2 249 000, down from 3 787 000 last year. Agriculture Department pins corn crop at 2 931 000 000 and all wheat at 901 000 000. Industrial and rail averages listed. J F Clark & Co.
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Cotton Letter Reports Mixed New York Liverpool Signals
New York to Liverpool exchange notes present at 12 15 pm with dates Oct 26 Dec 20 Jan 24 Mar 24 indicating American points lower than due. Spot sales reported at 7 000 with mid at 999. Southern weather last night.
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Market opinions on wheat and corn from multiple brokers
Stein Alstrin & Co notes no immediate change in markets. Bartlett Frazier sees little in wheat beyond low price, with no rise in outside buying. Wade Bros suggests wheat may turn and advocates accumulation on minor rallies. James E. Bennett expects heavier cash absorption for price support and predicts corn will find good support at easy spots.
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Cotton Opinions on Prices and Purchases Decline
Wrenn Bros and Williams Travers discuss profits on declines amid supposed price fixing near 18 cents. Wade Bros and Keech Co note a superficial drop but dispute its merit while Hentz expects little decline and favors buying after a scale. Bacher Co. notes improved technicals and a stock market upswing with prices likely to follow steady conditions.
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Call Money Rates Hint at Upward Revision if Unchanged
Analysts at J. S. Bache & Co warn that no revision upward in the call money rate would imply higher prices. A secondary dip is expected on Thursday but not larger than an ordinary technical affair.
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New Orleans Cotton Dips On Government Report and Liverpool Cables
New Orleans cotton prices slipped today influenced by the recent government crop report and lower Liverpool cables. Hedge selling and sustained long interest liquidation pushed values lower with October around 17.10, December near 17.15, and January reaching new lows.
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Liverpool
Market Report Notes Cotton Exports and Prices
The report notes a range of prices and closes around 17.11 or 29 to 31 points below the prior close. Exports for the day totalled 27 033 bales, reflecting ongoing trade activity and demand for cotton.
Columbia man dies by his own hand in Wales Gardens
Harold E. Way former secretary and treasurer of the Carolina Joint Stock Land Bank shot himself at his home in Wales Gardens Columbia South Carolina. A note said ill health prompted the act.
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Father thanks Nanzetta for cure of High Point boy
The father of Wm. D. Lewis recalls his son's psoriasis cure about four years ago by Nanzetta. Lewis details months of itchy blisters, sleepless nights, and ineffective remedies before using a salve that ended his suffering in a month. He endorses Nanzetta's Remedy for Psoriasis.
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Weeping Eczema Cured in Six Weeks
A Lynchburg Virginia resident J P Daniels reports two years of weeping eczema on both feet with frequent blisters. After four doctors and no relief he tried Dr Nanzetta's treatment for six weeks, claiming 100 percent improvement at a cost of 13 50, previously spending over 100. Notary J A Long confirms Daniels signed the statement.
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Couldn’t Walk a Step Until He Took Nanzetta’s Remedy
Roy Baker of Danville Virginia testifies on December 2 1927 that rheumatism in December 1926 left him unable to walk. He says after trying several treatments Nan Zetta’s Prescription produced relief from the first bottle and after six bottles his pain vanished and he never missed work. The statement is sworn before Notary Jacob Silverman in Danville Virginia.
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Nanzetta's Worm Remedy Reported to Expel Worms
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Rev Yeaman Praises Nanzetta's Indigestion Remedy
The speaker testifies that Nanzetta's Special Treatment for indigestion has greatly benefited him and yielded more satisfactory results than any other medicine. He recommends it unhesitatingly.
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Nanzetta
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