Wall Street Opens With Mixed Moves and Notable Gains
Wall Street opened with varied activity as several issues rose while others fell. Atchison led gains by over one point, Canadian Pacific climbed 2% points, and Harriman stocks showed strength amid a professional, bear-leaning early trading. Reading and Southern Pacific edged up on covering, with bonds offering mixed signals.
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Harriman
New York curb market opens firm amid mixed quotes
On October 1 the New York curb market shows varied activity with several stocks trading lower and some higher. Notable quotes include Standard Oil at 69 702, American Tobacco 40 455, Nevada Conn. 2449243, Miami Copper 15% 164, and Union Mine at 1% 17-16, reflecting a quiet but firm session with numerous fractional prices and percent changes listed.
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American Tobacco
Cobalt Central
Rawhide
Butte Coalition
Nevada Conn
Miami Copper
Boston Cons
Nipissing
Goldfield Daisy
United Copper
Giroux
Kerr Lake
Greene Cananea
Chicago Subway
la Rose
Cumberland Ely
Goldfield Cons
Davis Daly
Ohio Copper
Manhattan Transit
Nevada-Utah
Ely Central
Union Mine
Bay State Gas
Tri-builion
Steady Prices or Best Hogs at the Yards
Indianapolis reports today 5000 hogs 1900 cattle and 800 sheep receipts down from a week ago though up from a year ago. Hogs sold steady despite lower quality with best hogs 160 225 lb at 7.95 6.2. Cattle market firmer on fat stock and feeders bulls calves rising slightly. Sheep lamb trade nudged higher with prime sheep up to 5.00 and lambs around 6.60 for good lots.
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East Buffalo
Canada
Genoa
Indianapolis
Indianapolis grain market report with mixed price movements
The Indianapolis grain summary shows Wheat steady with No 2 red at 91.15 and December wheat at 1.14 along with several cash and milling quotes. Corn is mostly weak with No 2 white at 62 cents and a range of through billing figures. hay is steady at 14.00 for timothy and mixed hay prices around 12.50 to 13.75. Inspections list inbound and outbound car counts for wheat corn rye and white varieties.
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Aree Timothy
Timothy
Panolby
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