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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
8
New York on September 10 reported a steady but dull session with irregular trading. Shipping cancellations from yesterday and profit taking in other sectors characterized the day as investors moved through about 275000 shares traded. Outlook showed gaps in quotes with several bonds and commodities listed among the day’s activity.
The report covers bond activity with French issue at a premium, call money at 7 per cent, and mixed stock moves. It lists Toledo wheat and corn prices, Paris influenced grain declines, and Chicago markets for cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs with notable price ranges. Also notes hay and steel market chatter and early trading in New York stocks with weak sentiment at opening.
Market reports from Cleveland show cattle steady to strong for good stock, slower for other categories. Calves meet higher demand with prices around 2096, sheep and lambs steady with mixed quality, hogs up 19 to 15 cents with typical weights and prices ranging from 9.00 to 17.50.
Frances Trego Montgomery recounts Billy the goat’s first days in a big city basement room. Locked away with visits from Frank Brown and a porter, Billy frets and explores, nibbling syrups, flour, lace, and electric dynamo cables as darkness falls and danger lingers.
The text records advances and writ actions related to substances and investments, noting possible dividends and economic impacts. It mentions American International and various commodities such as oils and rails, with references to executive actions and prospective financial outcomes.
A fragile London market reaction followed forelen declines and a Ton shift, sending bills lower amid investors reassessing risk. Officials report limited liquidity as traders weigh new policy signals and currency pressures.
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