Bond Deals Lead Wall Street Amid Market Conditions
Wall Street centers on bond deals as the main feature with a broader market rally. Investors seek higher returns as money rates ease and six month funds offer low yields. Rubber, sugar, and cement shares show notable buying while industrials lag. Sterling dips and export demand remains. steel shares resist a tax dispute impact. Local notes show mercantile paper at 6 1/2 percent with steady bills and bonds on hand.
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Far East
Sterling Exchange
Curbs Stock Trade Mix In Market Steady Upturns Noted
Curb market showed a steady tone with usual week end contraction. Features included higher Glen Alden Coal and Inside interests pushing radio and other issues, oil group holding with some softness in new dried issues, and notable activity in low priced mining shares amid firm spots in Bos ton and Montana.
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Permnent
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International Petroleum
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National
Chicago market memo from July 34 price list
The report lists poultry and rough rice prices in Chicago New Orleans and Kansas City markets. Notable figures include live poultry 24¢ per pound and various receipts and packs with mixed values.
Light Livestock Sells Well and Prices Increase
Chicago and Kansas City reports show light steers and best yearlings selling well with gains for the week. Cattle prices top at 9.75 while hogs rise and lambs hold. receipts include 400 cattle and 4000 hogs. Bond market in New York rebounds with strong demand for high grade issues and railroads leading the rise.
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New York Bond Sales See Mixed Daily Totals
New York bond market reports total sales today at 3.112 million dollars, down from 12.372 million yesterday and 3.244 million a week ago. January 1 to date bond sales reach 1.782 billion, compared with 2.204 billion a year ago. A single bond traded at 10.00 with other deals ranging 10.26 to 10.50, amid broad market signals and limited demand.
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New York
Chicago Stock Market and Grain Prices July 28
Inland market notes show livestock and grain prices, with cattle and calves trading around 2.00 to 10.50 per unit, heavy and rough heavy bids listed. Cargoes arriving in ports include Laton Rouge and New York routes, and Liberty bond prices are posted with bids near 87.0 percent.
Amatlan Oil Fire Confined to Two Wells Loss Huge
Amatlan oil fields fire, sparked last Wednesday, damaged property worth several million dollars and has been confined to two wells near Amatlan and Morrison well. Firefighters in Lampica and Pittsburgh, Va, report efforts to prevent spread, with tunnels being dug to cut off fuel supply and 24 wells set for steam pressure to suppress the blaze.
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Mexico
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Aquilla Company
Aly
Island Oil and Transport Company
Army Orders Summary from Washington to Constantinople
July 24 dispatch lists commissions and removals in dental and field artillery units. Capt. Wits Hon Sankey moves from Camp Travia to Philippines. Capt. Markl watches dental corps. Capt. John Winslow relieved at Constantinople. McBride to Warsaw as military attache. Fifteenth Field Artillery changes noted.
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Dental Corps
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Genoa Politicians Riot Causes Deaths in Sarzana Clash
Rome reports 25 to 87 killed in Sarzana Genoa province riots between extreme Nationalists and Carabinieri and Communists after a Nationalist raid. Bodies reportedly dumped in a ditch, women firing rifles, machine guns used by Communists amid ambushes and reprisals.
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Southern Selling Causes Decline in Cotton Prices
New York July 28 reports show improved weather triggering Southern selling at market open, with first sales down 6 to 13 points and net losses around 15. Wall Street and trade buying later rallied prices. The belt remains unsettled. a dry spell could curb boll weevil spread and help farmers. Outsider traders hesitate near 10 cent level for October amid crop-figure expectations next week.
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Carmen's Wage Cut at Brooklyn Transit Company
Brooklyn Rapid Transit announces a 19 percent wage reduction to take effect August 5. Workers agree to the cut as rises in rents continue to strain finances. Lindley M. Garrison, the receivers for the company, notes the cut aims to be minimal amid high living costs.
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Probes Sheriff Revel Inquiry at Amarillo Barbecue
Webb, head of Texas Anti-Saloon League, investigating alleged drunken revel at a Texas Sheriff's association barbecue in Amarillo. He will recommend formal inquiry if warranted. Reports say many sheriffs attended the event.
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Steel price advances lowest level as week touched by wheat
New York July 23 reports huge $60,000,000 claim against United States Steel for back taxes. Stock opened down then rose to 73 as short sellers covered. Rubber stocks gain on cr ude rubber market shift with inventories up about 50 percent. Chicago wheat prices hit week's low on heavy arrivals. corn and oats weaken with little support for provisions. Kansas City cash wheat and grain bids listed for No. 2 hard and white corn and oats.
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Woman May Recover After Husband Shoots Wife
Mrs Anna McClintock of 422 Cottonwood avenue was shot in the head at home Friday afternoon and physicians at Robert Green Memorial hospital called her condition favorable Saturday. Her husband George McClintock died from a self-inflicted wound after arriving at the hospital. Police found a pistol with two bullets fired near him as neighbors alerted authorities.
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Stinnes Injured In Automobile Accident Near Wiesbaden
Berlin July 23 The German industrialist Hugo Stinnes suffered a brain concussion and a severe forehead cut when an automobile in which he was riding overturned near Wiesbaden. He, his daughter and granddaughter were injured and he is resting easily after treatment in Wiesbaden. Stinnes, a major newspaper and shipping magnate, controls vast capital and has been linked to concessions in Soviet Russia.
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Talman elected vice president of banking institute
Carter K. Talman of Richmond Virginia was elected vice president of the American Institute of Banking at the closing session of its annual convention in Minneapolis Minnesota Friday. Robert B. Locke of Detroit Michigan automatically became president for the ensuing year as he had served as vice president last year. Portland Oregon was chosen unanimously as the meeting place of the 1922 convention.
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Carter K. Talman
Richmond
American Institute of Banking
Robert PB. Locke
Detroit
Mich
Portland
Oregon
Texas Appeal on Cotton Rates Refused by ICC
Washington DC July 23 The Interstate Commerce Commission refused the Texas Railroad Commission's request to cut cotton lint rates to 75 percent of intrastate freight, ruling the move would discriminate against interstate and foreign commerce. Dallas July 23 An indictment for arson was returned against W M Ray proprietor of the Regal hotel, fire July 6 injuring nine.
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PLAN DISARMING MEET DISCUSSION AT TOKIO AND WASHINGTON
Washington plans to move quickly toward a disarmament and Pacific conference with major powers. Japan’s stance on topics from the Orient remains under review, with possible reservations before formal invitations are sent. Dominion premiers meet in London to consider Washington’s reply delaying the conference until after November 11.
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