New York Markets Open With Mixed Rice Movements and Inaugural Message
Opening trading featured mixed rice movements and profit taking while President Coolidge's inaugural message spurred a rally. Pan American rose while oil shares and Dow leaders like General Electric and DuPont posted gains. Pullman, Ludlum Steel weak. Volume remained about 1,660,000 shares with uneven late trading and selective rebounds.
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Wheat futures fall on Winnipeg grain exchange
Wheat prices slid over 5 cents with May quotes near 2.02 and futures for July and October also dropping. Sharp declines were blamed on weaker Liverpool cables affecting market sentiment.
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Mar
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Oil quota standings cited in New York market report
New York market report notes closing quotas at 2 15 p m with Prairie Pipe Line 121 Standard of Indiana 67 Standard of New York 46 Continental blank New Bradford 4 Salt Creek 7 by 2 15 p m closing time.
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Mar
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Liberty bonds close values and government securities
Liberty bonds closed with 3e at 101.17 and 1st 4s at 101.14. 2nd 4s at 100.2 cents, 3rd 4s at 101.7, 4th 4s at 101.24. U S government 4s at 104.22 and 100.20.
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New York
Mar
U. S
Call money rates and terms in New York market
The money market in New York reports call money at high 4 percent, low 3 percent with ruling rate at closing bid 8 percent and offered 3 percent. Last loan 3 percent, call loans against acceptance 3 percent, time loans steady. Mixed collateral 60-90 days 3 percent, 4-6 months 4 percent, prime commercial paper 3-4 percent.
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New York
Mar
Call Money Tower
Silver London Market Report Harbors Slight Gain
Silver prices in London on March 4 traded at 32 3 16d per ounce, showing a modest movement in the bullion market as investors watch global demand and currency trends.
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London
Market Report Says Russet Prices Dip After Monday Trade
The bureau branch reports a softer market for russets on Monday March 2 with sacked russets around 1.40 a cwt and sacked rurals near 1.00 as bulk russets held at 1.10 to 1.15. Demand favored rural varieties with tight freight and slow buyer interest. Growers hold for higher prices as 66 carloads moved from Idaho Falls to out of state points led by Denver with 30 cars and Ogden with 15.
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Grain and livestock price table from Chicago market report
Chicago March 4 market update shows cash wheat No 2 hard at 1.94 of a cent, corn prices for several mixed and yellow varieties ranging from 1.11 to 1.31 per unit, oats No 2 white at 66 1 57, timothy and clover seed values, and lard rib and bellies quoted at 16.35 17.37 and 20.00 respectively.
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Chicago
Mar
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Potatoes Market Report Chicago March 4
Early morning trade slow with a steady market. Receipts 31 cars and total U S shipments 677. Wisconsin sacked round whites 1.00 to 1.10, fancy shade higher. North Dakota sacked round whites 1.10. Michigan bulk russets rurals 1.15, awed sacked russets mostly 2.25 to 2.40.
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Sugar Market Steady as New York Opens with Light Refinery Demand
The raw sugar market in New York opened unchanged with prices at 4.17c duty paid and no sales reported. Trading firmed slightly on covering and Cuban buying. midday quotes were 1 to 3 points higher, while refined sugar markets remained light with flat or nominal refined futures.
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New York
Spor
Exchange Rates On Foreign Currencies In New York Markets
Foreign exchange quotations in New York on March 4 show demand and cabling rates for major currencies. Notable figures include Great Britain at 4.76 percent, France 6.09 percent, and Argentina 39.62 with various 60 day bill and cable rates across European and South American nations.
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Mar
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Wheat in Chicago Dips After Sharp Liver Tees Decline
Wheat prices edged lower in early Chicago trading as a surprise drop at Liver Tees triggered a market retreat. May contracts slipped to around 1.97 to 1.98 dollars, July near 1.72, with corn and oats following wheat downward before slight recoveries. Hog prices supported firmer provisions.
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Livestock Prices Report From Kansas City Market
Cattle receipts reach 7,000 with calves 1,500 and active demand for lightweight steers and yearlings. Hogs 6,000 head, market up 25 to 35 cents with top at 13.20. Sheep receipts 7,300, lambs up 15 cents, top 17.26, general slaughter prices higher across the board.
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Kansas City
Mar
Belogna
Chicago Hog Cattle Prices Edge Higher in Mixed Trade
Chicago receipts show hogs active with gains near 26 35 cents. top hogs 13.25 with good to choice weights 190 to 349 pounds. Cattle trade steady to higher with top weighty steers around 11.40 to 11.60, fat cows to 6.75, calves shipping 14.00 to 14.60. Portland market steady with slaughter pigs 12.25 to 12.50 and light veal calves at 12.00.
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Chicago
Mar
Portland
Beaming Smiles Fraud Warning Against Fake Securities
A public notice warns readers about fake securities sold with smiles and slick talk. Do not trust smiling salespeople. demand facts and consult a banker before investing. Stay skeptical to avoid losses and regrets.
Metals Market News From New York Briefing
Copper steady around 14%5 futures 14%14. Iron and lead hold steady at set prices. Zinc trades at East St. Louis spot 7.40 to 7.45 with antimony at 17.50.
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New York
Mar
East St. Louis
Inaugural Day Events Narrowly Staffed at White House
Spectator facilities were limited with few stands along flag-draped avenues. President Coolidge pressed for frugality lowering planning costs for the affair from 100000 to under 50000. Induction of the vice president and the senate’s call to order preceded the oath for General Dawes at the capitol.
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Wanted Man for Service Department Expansion
Classified notice seeks a reliable person with neat appearance for the service department. Emphasizes fair education and strong references to apply through Mr. Fa at 808 Kane Building. Spring expansion creates this special opportunity.
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Inauguration Details From President Coolidge's Day
The article outlines the inaugural sequence with Taft administering the oath to Coolidge, the noon convening of the new Senate, and the parade details. It notes Colonel John Q. Coolidge’s prior oath by oil lamp and the presence of Mrs Coolidge, Dawes, cabinet members, and governors. Grand Marshal John L. Hines leads the parade with escorts from the army units.
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Coolidge Signs Interior and Rivers and Harbors Funds
Washington President Coolidge signed the interior department and independent offices appropriation bills and a $41 000 000 rivers and harbors authorization measure. Ottawa The Canadian house of commons approved two treaties with the United States on border smuggling and drug traffic and expanding extraditable crimes.
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French President Extends Message to Coolidge
Paris reports President Don mergue cabled congratulations to Calvin Coolidge on the start of a new four year term. The note expressed France’s hope that his presidency will strengthen Franco American friendship, prosperity, and shared ideals of peace and liberty.
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