Stock Prices Drift Lower on Half Holiday Session
Stocks fell in light volume as traders converted profits to cash for tax payments amid a half holiday session. Wilson & Co preferred surged then fell, while U S Steel, American Can, and others declined. Noteable gains appeared in Maxwell Motors and California Petroleum amid merger talks and traditional intermarket movements.
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Wilson & Co. Preferred
U. S. Steel
Baldwin
American Can
O}l and Motors
Maxwell Motors A and B
California Petroleum Common
Preferred
California Petroleum
General Petroleum Companies
American Chicle Common
Detroit Edison
Kreske
Laclede Gas
Loose Wiles Biscuit
Pacific Coast Common
Park and Tilford
Remington
State Transit Commission
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Manhattan Elevated
Interborough Rapid Transit
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit
Manhattan Transit
Manhattan
Grain and lard price quotes from Chicago market summary
The report lists Wheat No 3 red at 1.90, Wheat No 1 at 1.80, Corn No 2 mixed 1.23 to 1.27, Oats No 2 white 64 1-4, Barley 90 101, Clover seed 6.36 to 6.40, Lard 16.62, Ribs 18.87, Stine 21.08, with July and September bids and asks for other grains. Repeated notes show bid prices and unsettled quotes including corn and wheat futures and market spreads.
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Chicago
Mar
Potato market reports mixed receipts and bids
Chicago March 7 potatoes traded in an thin market as 83 carloads arrived. Wisconsin sacks and whites sold around 1.00 to 1.10 per unit with bulk Russets and fancy grades quoted but limited by market conditions.
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Chicago
Teady
Wisconsin
Markets at a Glance New York Stocks Rally and Commodities Mixed
New York stocks rose with Wilson preferred jumping 21 1 2 points while bonds showed mixed activity. The market noted steady foreign exchange, firm coffee, stronger hogs in Chicago, and corn and cattle holding steady amid favorable weather forecasts.
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New York
Wilson
Chicago
Sugar Market High Records in New York Trade
New York March 7 high records were set as raw sugar prices rose 1-16 cent to 4.84 for spot and futures. Sales totaled 25,000 Cuban bags for March delivery to refiners and 20,000 for the second half to an operator. Futures gained early on Cuban-linked buying but later eased. March closed 3.06, May 2.14, July 2.29, September 3.43. Refined sugar held 6.00 to 6.10 with light new business and some refiners accepting below list, May delivery firmer with five lots.
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New York
Eavy
Exchange Rates Steady in New York Markets
Foreign exchange quotations in New York on March 7 show steady rates across major currencies. Rates listed include Great Britain 6.18 percent demand, France 5.18 percent demand, Germany 23.60 percent demand, Argentina 39.70, Tokio 40 percent, with cables and 60 day bills cited for several nations.
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New York
Mar
Great Britain
Banke
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brasil
Tokio
Montreal
Bond Prices and Yields From New York Markets
New York bond quotes show varying yields with 4s trading near 101.25 and 4s at 100.17. Government securities include a 4s at 104.32 and a 4s bond at 101.19, reflecting general bond price movements.
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U. S
Lst
Market notice on silver and Mexican dollars
Bar silver 65 percent, Mexican dollars 52 percent. Prices noted as of New York market reports dated March 7.
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New York
Sugar futures steady with 30,000 tons traded
Sugar futures closed barely steady for 30,000 tons in the March 3.06 May 3.14 July 3.29 September 3.43 session.
Oil prices steady as refiners mix bids and asks
New York traders report mixed quotations with Prairie Pipe Line and Standard of Indiana closing firm at 66 and 47 8 for the bid asks. Standard of New York and Continental Bank also quoted while Salt Creek prices were consolidated at 1. The market shows cautious activity amid regional price signals.
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New York
Prairie Pipe
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
Continental Bisnk
Bradford
Salt Creek
Wheat market shows rally after early drop in Chicago
Chicago wheat surged despite a 6% slide, with May futures touching 1.77 and later rising to 1.85 before a drop. Export demand drove gains as Germany and France buyers participated, while corn and oats followed wheat movements and provisions markets eased on packers selling.
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Chicago
Ill
Europe
Germany
Holland
Belgium
France
Wool market offers limited clip from 1924 stock in Boston
Boston reports a restricted consignments sale of territory stock from the 1924 wool clip offered on Boston delivery terms. Prices align with current quotations. Early Adelaide sales indicate poor selection of lanes and crossbreds with limited U S demand.
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Boston
Adelaide
United States
Trading Nervous in Wheat Market
Nervous trading in the wheat market reports prices fluctuating from 7 to 8 cents lower to 25 to 30 cents above yesterday's close. May futures touched 190 1/2 but the buying surge was brief. trading volume remained light with little export business. Liverpool cables opened 3 to 3 1/2 pence lower and strengthened slightly by close.
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Winnipeg
Man
Liverpool
Stock listings with leading industrial names in Tribune Want ads
A dense OCR fragment shows multiple company names and stock line items in a Tribune Want ad. Firms include American Can, Am. Car, Am. Locomotive, American Sugar, Bethlehem Steel, Coca Cola, Colorado Fuel, New York Central, Canadian Pacific, and Ontario papers. The text reads as a market snapshot of equities and industrials.
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Erie
American
Car & Fay
Locomotive
Tobacco
Anaconda
Atchison
Coast Line
Baldwin Loco
Balt. & Ohio
Bethlehem St
California
Canadian Fac
Cent
Leath
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chic & Waree
Chic
PT. & Pac
Chile Copper
Coca Cola
Colorado
Congoleum
Consolidated Gag
Cosden
Crucibile Steel
Cuba Cane
Sr¢pta
du Pont de Nem
Ouston
Niral
Mar
New York Central
Lipacliaeais
Livestock Prices and Receipts in Chicago Market Report
Chicago report shows hog receipts 6 000 with mixed gains across weights. Cattle receipts 500 with heavy steers steady to higher and calves up. Sheep receipts 7 000 with fat lambs and feeding lambs firm to higher, week totals around 27 000 direct and 144 cars of feed lots.
Kansas City Stockyard Reports Mixed March Cattle Hogs and Lambs
Cattle receipts 500 with varied gains across classes as top beef steers reach 11.50 and veals 10.00 to 11.00. Hogs receipts 300 with fully steady butcher prices around 14.00 and sows 12.90 to 18.00. Sheep receipts 350 with lambs 25 to 50 cents higher and top around 17.40 for fed lambs.
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Kansas City
Mar
Livestock Prices in Portland Market Report
Cattle prices show gains across beef steers and hogs rallying versus last week. Beef steers 6.50 to 8.25, cows and heifers 5.00 to 6.60, veal calves 11.00 to 12.00, hogs mostly 60 to 76 cents higher with butcher weights 18.00 to 13.35, sows 16.60 to 11.35, sheep mostly steady with top lambs around 16.00 and light ewes 6.50.
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Chicago
Portland
Ore
Hog market report from St. Joseph Missouri
St Joseph MO March hog receipts reach 2000 with sales slow to weak and tops at 14.00 while bulk sits around 13.50 to 14.00. Cattle receipts are nominal with week totals showing steers 8.60 to 11.00, cows and heifers 3.50 to 10.00, calves stockers and feeders around 6.00.
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Joseph St. Joseph, Mo
Hogs and cattle receipts and prices in market report
Market report from San Francisco dated March 7 shows weekly receipts of 9 600 hogs and 9 400 calves with steady to firm demand. Prices listed for hogs range 14 50 to 16 00 per cwt for various weight classes and calves around 10 00, while cattle and sheep markets note firm or steady pricing with several weight bands and prime head prices near 10 00 for wool and 11 00 for light head. Regional notes include Utah Oregon and California ranges with mixed movements and some weak heavy calves.
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San Francisco
Emooth
California
Nevada
Cara
Oregon
Arenti
Bulkee Ai
Utah
She Stecares
S. Whan
Firmor
Choice
Ford
Oregons
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Small as Markets Show Mixed Movements
In Los Angeles on March 1 cattle week receipts were small. steer prices rose up to 25 cents, stockers up to 60 cents, top steers at 8.10, cows to 6.65, heifers around 4.60, bulls up. Calves traded from 12.00 to 16.09 with some higher, hogs largely 12.00, sheep receipts small with steady to weak values. ewes around 9.56, Californias 9.56, light demand noted overall.
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Los Angeles
Minespolls Marathon Canoe Race Sees Close Finish
In a tense finish at the Minespolls regatta, canoe entries battled for top honors as teams pushed to the line. Record timing and close placings highlighted a competitive afternoon with strong performances from local clubs and visiting squads.
Week's Stock Market View Tops Historic Exchange Averages
New York stock prices reached record highs this week before President Coolidge's inauguration. Bear selling slammed many issues on Wednesday, later recovering as buyers supported the market. Bank of England rate rise aimed at preserving American balances touched off Sterling gains but failed to lift local securities. American Locomotive raised dividends to 8 dollars with a 10 dollar quarterly payout, and American Steel Foundries issued a 26 percent stock dividend. Public utilities, autos, rubber, and motor shares gained unevenly amid large carloadings and rising railroad earnings.
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New York
Mar
Coolidge
Bank of England
London
Great Britain
Wall Street
American Locomotive Company
American Steel Foundries
Alsa
American Locomotive
American Car and Foundry
Pacific Coast
Pan American
California Petroleum
U. S. Steel
Lidium Steel
Baltimore
Ohio
Dairy and egg price roundup across Chicago Kansas City New York
Chicago reports higher creamery butter and eggs with receipts 18 296 cases first 27 percent ordinary firsts 25 26 percent. Kansas City notes eggs 1 2 cent higher with first 25 1 2, selected 32 1 2. New York records very firm butter receipts 9 398 creamery higher than extras 49 49 1 2, firsts 8 to 9 1 1-2. Cheese firm with receipts 76 316 pounds and state whole milk flats fresh fancy 24 24 1 2.
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Chicago
Mar
Kansas City
New York
Hennery Browns
Pacific Coast
Poultry Prices in Chicago and New York Markets
Chicago on March 7 reports live poultry with levels for hens and roosters, springs, ducks, turkeys and geese. New York on March 17 notes live poultry steady and dressed poultry firm with no changes.
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Chicago
Mar
New York
Wheat Market Tumbles Then Rebounds Amid Drought and Demand
Chicago March 7. Wheat plunged from 2.02 to 1.80 May as US consumer demand shrank and European imports rose from the southern hemisphere. Corn and oats fell, while provisions rose with hog prices. drought, dry weather west and southwest and Indiana fueled prices, with world import needs and small farm stocks cited.
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Chicago
United States
Europe
Here
Indiana
Equator
Actual condition of clearing banks weekly deficit report
The weekly report shows a deficit in reserve of 35,624,770 for clearing house banks and trust companies. Reserve decreased by 84,329,020 from last week when the reserve excess was 48,704,250.
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New York
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