Stock Market Quiet With Mixed Gains Across Sectors
The New York stock market opened quietly with professional trade as cotton and tobacco prices improved. Gulf States Steel Louisville and Nashville and Atlantic Coast Line rose 2 to 4 points to 1932 highs while rails led by Union Pacific Santa Fe and Pennsylvania gained about 2. Weeting house climbed over 2 to a 1932 high and many issues including U S Steel American Telephone Consolidated Gas International Harvester and United Aircraft posted modest early gains before paring. Sterling cables opened under pressure. Total stock sales reached 2,428,94 shares.
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Sterling
NY curb stocks mixed amid early trading on Sept 1
Market report from New York shows mixed early results with gains for some names and declines for others. Notable movers include Humble and Newmont with varying fractional changes while energy and oil related issues influence the curb.
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Kansas City Livestock Prices and Boston Wool Market Report
Kansas Ocipty Livestock reports cattle with 2 500 head and calves and hogs open higher by 10-20 cents with top at 4 30 for 170-240 lb hogs and natives at 5 60. Sheep show firmness with top natives around 5 60 and Colorado range lambs at 5 75. Boston wool markets list 64s and finer wools selling at 42-44 cured basis with Texas wools at 43-45 scoured.
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Galveston Cotton Market Steady At 8 Cents Mid
Spot cotton in Galveston on September first is steady at 10 down, middling eight cents with sales totaling 463 bales. An advertisement offers a 1931 Model Ford and a Buick coupe for sale from Palace Machine Shop, priced to sell, telephone number 336.
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Chicago Grain and Corn Prices Report
Chicago grain futures on September contracts show old wheat 51 3 4 to 7 8, new 51 1 2. December 56 1 8 to 4 4, May 69 7 8 to 1 1 5. Corn September 23 0 1 2 to 5 8, December 23 1 2 to 6 8, May 38 5 8. Oats September 17 1 4 to 2 8, December 19 1 8 to 1 4, May 22 to 22 3 8. Rye September 31 3 8, December 34 1 4, May 38 3 8. Lard September 5 22 to 25, October 5 25.
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New York cotton slips amid tropical storm pressure
Open advance on cotton tied to Gulf Coast disturbance and Liverpool cables gave way to renewed liquidation. December dipped from 8.63 to 8.27 then rose to 8.56 as traders covered shorts, while October and other months eased on selling. Spot middling held about 8.30 amid quiet afternoon trading.
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New Orleans Cotton Prices End Steady Amid Trade Talk
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed steady with a slight decline of five points as sales reached 2,458 bales. Nearby futures finished barely steady with net declines of seven to ten points, reflecting mixed demand and market caution.
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