New York Stocks Close Mixed Amid Broad Gains and Losses
New York August 14 AP The market showed mixed results with many industrials and utilities firming while some rail and textile names slipped. Leaders included American Telephone American Can and General Electric as investors weighed gains in autos and chemical shares against pressure in coal and shipbuilding equities.
Stock Market Mixed As Alcohols Leads Week’s Turnaround
The New York market eased yet mostly held gains with alcohols and oils posting the strongest upside. Profit taking appeared in industrials while rails and utilities were restrained. Wheat rose slightly in Chicago. cotton and bar silver fell. Notables advancing included National Distillers and U S Industrial Alcohol. General Electric climbed to a 1935 high, while US Smelting weakened. Total volume 1,940,200 shares.
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Galveston spot cotton steady at 11.40 middling
Galveston reporting spot cotton remains steady on August 14 with middling grade at 11.40 a pound and sales totaling 100 bales. The market shows 20 up as the price indicator in today's AP dispatch.
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New York Market Quotes From AP Daily Ledger
Alley of securities listed with percent changes and bond prices from Associated Press feed. Stocks include Amana Am., G&E, Ford, Gulf Oil, Humble, Newmont, Texa, Unit, and others with varying fractions. bonds show Treas 4s at 116.23 and Fed Farm Mtg 3s at 101.29 among readings.
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New Orleans Cotton Prices Edge Up in Quiet Trade
New Orleans spot cotton closed quietly with a 20 point gain as sales reached 308 bales. Middling grades sold at 11.20 dollars per hundredweight amid light market action.
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Grain closes in Chicago market report
Chicago grain closes with Wheat 865 for September and 88 7/8 for December, Corn 75 7/8 for September, Oats 265 for September, Barley 40 for September, Lard 16.67 for September, Bellies 19.87 for September. May contracts shown as well.
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Boston Wool Prices Steady for 64s and Finer Wools
Demand held steady for moderate quantities of 64s and finer western grown wools in Boston. Short French combing 64s and finer from New Mexico and Colorado moved around 63 to 65 cents per pound scoured, though low end offerings were less frequent than the prior two weeks. Average to good French combine 64s and finer wools sold at 68 to 70 cents scoured.
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Market report from Kansas City livestock sale
Kansas City market notes show cattle volumes around 7,000 with calves 1,000 and variety of grades. Early top steer prices reach 11.40 with some higher, yearling heifers around 10.60, grass cattle 7.00, vealers near 8.86, sheep around 8.25 to 8.55 for natives, hogs top at 11.85 for 210-240 lb and 11.60-11.80 for others, sows 10.00 to 10.50.
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Fresh Pork Prices Jump to New High
Chicago August 14 AP wholesale prices for fresh pork in the Chicago area reached a high of 29.50 a hundred pounds, more than 350 percent above two years prior. Yesterday’s jump added 1.00 and elevated pork costs 23.00 from the 1933 low of 6.50. Causes include last year’s drought and corn shortage, with the Institute of American Meat Packers citing the Agricultural Adjustment Act. Secretary Henry Wallace offered a different view, saying pork costs would rise modestly without the 1933 pig purchase program. Live hog shipments to Chicago are about one third of last year’s. Record pork prices come as supplies dwindle and hogs move from storage, with the day’s average around 11.20 plus a 2.25 processing tax. Secretary Wallace predicted prices would moderate later in the fall as spring pigs enter market.
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