Market gains lift stock prices on broad upturn
New York trading opens with constructive operations across all departments. Wall Street views President Coolidge's agricultural policy as favorable and fueling stock accumulation. Easy credits revive pool activity in key industrials and specialties as rail legislation expectations boost buys. Major gains seen in Atchison and other rails, American Telephone reaches year high, motor shares rise, and Fleischmann among active specialties.
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New York
Coolidge
Wall Street
Congress
Atchison
Onnayivania
New Haven
Oacifie
Kansas City Southern
Walters Roads
American Telesone
Ciurysior
Los
Fleischmann
Potatoes Trading Fair Sees Market Steady Total Receipts
Receipts total 109 cars with shipments Saturday 4 460 nine Canadian cars Sunday 7 Wisconsin 2 Minnesota round sacked white 2 3.00 Idaho sacked venem 0 3 50. New fancy 6046 36. Trade data from Hiengo December.
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Hiengo
Dec. T
Lotatoes
Wisconsin
Minnesota
White
Idaho
Venem
Unclear Silver and Oil Quotations Report
Market notes list silver at 69 percent and Mexican dollars, curb oil quotations with closes for Electric Investors 70 percent Continental 25 percent Prairie Pipe Line 126 percent Standard of New York 6 percent Salt Creek Consultancy values, reflecting prices as of December 7 in New York.
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Curb Oil
New York
Curb
Electric Investora
Continental
Prairie Pipe Line
Standard of Aesem
Standard of New York
New Re
Salt Creek
Sugar Market Shows Mixed Early Trade For December Deliveries
New York December 7 advances in fifteen December notices pressured raw sugar but later covered positions steadied. Midday prices for December held near unchanged, later deliveries up a bit. Refined sugar ranged 6.00 to 5.60 a pound, demand light. Grain supply report lists rises in wheat 1 977 000, corn 8 191 000, oats down 2 292 000, rye up 334 000, barley up 60 000 bushels.
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New York
Porto Rico
Wheat Market Advances Amid Mixed Grains Trades
Wheat surged to new seasonal highs in Chicago on strong Liverpool and Buenos Aires quotations, then retreated as profit taking pulled prices below Saturday close. May and December futures moved from gains to modest declines before a late rebound with corn and oats following the grain upturn. Provisions firmed on grain and hog value gains.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Exchange rates irregular quotes across major currencies
Foreign exchange quotations show irregular figures in cents with a wide spread among nations. Notable rates include Great Britain at 4.84 percent and 485 percent cables, France at 3.84, Germany at 23.80, Belgium 4.53, Argentina 41.50, Brazil 14.06, Tokyo 48, Shanghai 77, and Montreal 100 13-32.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Treeve
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Grain market closes with mixed futures and wide ranges
Chicago grain prices show No 1 hard wheat at about 1.81 to 1.824, No 2 hard 1.79 to 1.81, corn No 3 around 76, No 2 yellow 82 to 83, oats No 2 white 43 to 43? and No 3 white 42 to 43, rye No 2 about 1.07 to 1.08, barley 75 to 79, timothy seed 6.50 to 7.25, clover seed 21 to 30.50, with lard at 13.90 and ribs and bellies at 15.25.
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Chicago
Dee
Whenat
Ibn Eves
Jan Orteenre
Hog and cattle market report from Chicago
Hog receipts 42 000 moderate activity with most hogs 10 to 20 cents higher. Light and heavy weights varied with quotations from 10.75 to 12.00 for various hog categories. sows and slaughter pigs also listed. Cattle receipts 29 000 with fat steer run, prices generally lower. quality ranges noted and packers and dealers active. Sheep receipts 13 000 with high fat lamb prices around 17.00 to 17.60 and yearlings around 13.75.
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Chicago
Stock and Lamb Prices Steady amid Mixed Market Action
Stocks and fatted sheep held steady while feeding lambs traded around 16.25 to 16.50 per unit. Anabel stale kind slipped to about 15.50 and lower with limited sales for fatted animals around 8.75.
Idaho Falls Meat and Produce Market Report December Weather and Prices
Weather cloudy with limited demand. Idaho Falls sees steady potato market with No 1 Russets at 2.00 to 2.68 per cwt and US No 1 russets at 2.00 to 2.25. Cattle and hog markets mixed with steady to higher prices. Portland and Ogden notes show steady beef and hog values, with lambs and sheep inching higher in some markets.
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Idaho Falls
U. S
Idaho
United States
Hog Prices and Demand in Omaha Trade Report
Hog receipts reached 11 000 with slow early trade limited to shippers and big packers inactive. Desired 130 to 180 pound hogs sold 8 50 to 11 00 with top 11 00, 180 to 250 pound averages 10 80 to 10 90, mediumweight butchers to 109 000 pounds, packing sows 9 25 to 9 60. Bulk of sales reflected standard market activity.
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Portland
Ogden
San Fransico
California
Utah
Denver
Omaha
Fred Meisy Jewelry Closing Out All Items
Store at 203 North Main advertises half off regular prices on jewelry silverware and watches in a closing out sale run by Fred Meisy Jewel er.
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Fred Meisy
N. Main
Navy testimony nears end in Mitchel court martial
Washington reports the navy nears the close of its testimony in the court martial of Colonel William Mitchel on charges of incompetence in aviation management. Lieutenant Commander H. H. Frost warned that a hypothetical Asiatic air invasion would need Russian and Canadian help and a superior fleet, making a successful U S air assault unlikely.
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Washington
Navy
William Mitchel
H. H. Frost
United States
Pacific
Liberty bonds close with mixed results on Dec 7
New York financial notes report Liberty bonds closing with varied levels on December 7. 3 percent bonds settled at 99.28 while other issues showed mixed prices such as 1st 4s at 101.26 and 4s around 102.3, with several blanks in the record.
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New York
Liberty
Ord
U. S. Government
Commodity quotes in New York market report
Copper dull but steady. electrolytic spot 14.14 percent. Tin firm with spot near 63.50 and futures 62.75. Iron steady with Northern No 1 at 22.00 23.00, Northern No 2 at 21.00 22.00, Southern No 2 at 21.00 22.00. Lead steady at 8.56 spot. Zinc firm with Fast St. Louis spot 8.89, futures 8.66 8.76. Antimony spot 20.25.
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Ae York
Esteer
Am Car & Fry
Sm & Ref
American Water Works
Atchison
All & Ohio
Lethlehem Steel
California
Pet
Canadian Pacapeeeestone
Leath
Pfaerrose Vasco
Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chie & Northywestern
Chie MU & St
Chie RT && Me
Coca Cola
Colorado
Ongeleum Nairn
Consolidated Gaa
Crucible Steel
P. d
Davison Chem
Alge Dros Pild ‘Heysier
Duvont de New
Electric Pow & Ietts
Erie
Famous Players
Gieneral Asphalt
General Electric
Noa
General Motors
Gt Northern Pfd
Gulf States Steel
Trudson Motors
Wee Speece
Illinois Central
Independent
Int Harvester
Mer Mar Pol
Ckel
Kelly Springfield
Kennecott Cop
Whigh Valley
Louisville & Meat
Mack ‘Leuck
Marland Oj
Seaboard OK
Mid Ontinens Pet
Kan & Tex
Missouri Pac
Montgomery Ward &l
Nat Biscuit
Nat Lead
New York Central
NYNH
Union Pacific
Wabash Pld
Westinghouse Erec Willys Overland
Woolworthn Seneenens Ato Sen
New York
Des
St. Louis
Money market notes from New York trading session
Call money firm at 6 percent high and 5 percent low with ruling rate at 5 percent. Closing bid 0 percent, offerings 5 percent. last loan 0? percent. Call loans against acceptances 4 percent. time loans steady. Mixed collateral 0 to 90 days 4 percent. 4 to 6 months 4 1/2 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Musterole for Flu and Cold Remedies Ad
Influenza grippe and pneumonia warning labels promote Musterole as a cold onset remedy. The ad claims mustard plaster benefits without blisters and urges use for emergencies. A milder Children's Musterole variant targets mothers and infants.
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