Record Highs Amid Heavy Trading on New York Stock Market
New York stock prices surged on exceptionally heavy turnover with over half a million shares traded. Pierce Arrow stock led the gains with common up to 43 1 4 and preferred to a new peak, International Harvester near five points higher, and rail and utility issues posting notable advances amid a broadly rising market. Foreign exchange also moved higher with sterling near 4.84 and francs around 4.69.
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Pierce Arrow Common
Edge Brothers A
Nash Motors
Inter National Telephone
Radio Corporation
Brooklyn Edison
Eectric Power and Light
Montane Power
Philadelphia Company
Third Avenue Railway
Andattan
International Harvester
Atlanta Gulf and West Indies
Coca Cola
Dupont
Pleischmann
General Baking
General Electric
Postum Cereal
Weastingheare Air Brake
St. Paul
Gulf
Mobile
Northern Common
Preferred
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Krouver
Evaporated Fruits Market Report
Evaporated fruits show mixed activity with New York business noting dullness in apples and prunes, while apricots and peaches remain firm and in demand. Prices steady as the market awaits clearer signals.
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New York
Wool prices advance on selective territory wool sales
Wool prices rise for fine combing and half blood types in Boston trading. Desis values range from 1.28 to 1.32 for fine combings and 1.25 for fine French combings, with 1.15 for half blood, 1.06 to 1.02 for percent blood, and 40 to 95 for percent blood combing wool in grease. Fleece wool shows limited demand and activity remains focused on finer grades.
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Boston
Curb Oil Closing Prices Reported
New York market closes with Continental 27 percent Prairie Pi Line 2144 Standard of Indiana 61 percent Standard of New York 40 percent New Bradford blank Salt Creek Consolidated 6 percent noted Sept. 5.
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Curb Oil
New York
Continental
Prairie Pi Line
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
New Bradford
Salt Creek Consolidated
Hew Card timetable update and train arrivals
The notice lists June 18 1935 as the effective date for the Hew Card timetable. It mentions trains arriving from the Mast Chicago Portland Express No 17 at 6 65 pm and other services including the Fast Mail and routes toward Salt Lake Butte and Yellowstone with various schedules and connections.
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Neecbares River
Lane
Markets At A Glance In New York Trade
Stocks rise to new highs for Pierce Arrow common and preferred shares. Bonds firm as German markets show strength. Foreign exchange irregular with Danish kroner reacting. Cotton sugar and coffee dull. Chicago wheat declines on foreign advice. Corn easy on favorable weather. Cattle steady and hogs lower.
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New York
Pierce Arrow
Germany
Anish Kroner
Chicago
Provisions and Grain Review
Crop markets moved with drought and heat cutting corn yield prospects. Corn rose 3% weekly amid scarce rain, while wheat fell as Chicago prices faced global pressure. Oats steadied, and hog lard stocks tightened, boosting provisions overall.
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Chicago
Clearing houses show weekly reserve deficit in New York
The week’s condition of clearing houses banks and trust companies in New York reveals a reserve deficit of 18 million 517 thousand 720 dollars. This marks a drop of 13 million 897 thousand 810 dollars from last week when an excess reserve of 380 thousand 540 dollars was reported.
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New York
Silver price report from London on Sep 6
Bar silver traded in London at 37 dollars 16 pence per ounce. The market shows current pricing data for precious metals with no additional context.
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London
Lower Prices Hit Wheat Market Amid Heavy Harvest Supplies
The wheat market fell as large receipts of spring wheat from Canada and the U S sparked selling. December futures dropped to 1.50% and May to 1.54% with cash grains mixed and oats slipping slightly. Analysts cited Winnipeg arrivals and rising U S visible supply as factors driving the downturn.
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Chicago
Canada
Winnipeg
United States
Montana
North Ota
Grain Price Summary Across Markets from St Louis to Chicago
Market notes show wheat and corn prices by grade in St Louis Omaha Kansas City and Chicago. Prices include No 2 red wheat 1 74 No 2 hard 1 57 and corn No 2 mixed 97 in St Louis with additional bid and asked figures for September and May contracts. In Omaha wheat No 2 hard around 1 68 and 1 59 with corn No 2 white 89 and No 2 yellow 95. Kansas City lists No 2 hard 1 54 to 1 66 and corn No 3 white 91 92 with various futures. Chicago reports No 1 hard 1 65 to 1 59 and corn No 2 yellow 98 99 with rye and barley prices shown.
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St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
Potato Market Report Faces Slow Trade in Chicago
Potatoes trading slowly in Chicago on Sept 5 as five carloads moved. Wisconsin bulk round whites sell around 1.90 to 2.00 per cwt with sacks at 19047.10, while Minnesota Red River Ohios fetch 2.00 to 2.16 per cwt.
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Chicago
U. B&b
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red River Ohios
Exchange Rates File irregular in New York market
Foreign exchange quotations for Sept 6 show irregular trading in New York. Cents figures cover Great Britain, France, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Austria, Romania, Canada, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Montreal with varied bid and cabies rates and multiple currencies listed.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Germany
Totland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Itzertan
Greece
Slovakia
Liberty bonds closing prices and government securities
New York reports closing values for liberty bonds with 3s at 100.24 and various 4s and 4s bonds in a mixed session. U.S. government 4s stand at 102.3 and 4% issues show scattered quotes across the board with blanks noted on several series.
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New York
Liberty
U. Government
Hog and cattle market report from Chicago and TorcaGa
OCR shows mixed hog receipts and prices with underweights down and bulk midrange. Cattle futures and steers show scarcity of heavy western grass cattle, varying weights, and limited top prices amid fluctuating regional demand.
Wool and Livestock Market Summary Slips and Rises Noted
Prices show vealers up 50c and slaughter lambs 85 to 50c higher, fat range lambs at 15.00 to 16.06, natives 14.75 to 15.25, and yearling wethers 10.50 to 11.50. Sheep receipts total 500 for the week plus 11 006 direct and 256 from feeding stations amid steady sheep demand for feeders and breeding ewes.
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Pomiye
Aes
Kansas City cattle and hogs market dull with mixed moves
Cattle receipts about 200 with calves 50 and hogs around 2 000. Prices show broad declines for many classes from steers to stock cows while hogs trend mostly steady to slightly higher. Top steer price near 12.96 and packer tops around 12.60 with several weight classes noted.
Omaha hog and cattle market report of Sept 6
Hog receipts 6000 and cattle 150 with mixed, generally steady to lower prices. Hogs top around 12.50 to 13.50 for light weights, by weights. cattle show fed steers steady to slightly lower, grass cattle softer, veals and calves uneven, sheep and lambs mixed with fat lambs 15.50 to 16.00 and yearlings near 19.50 to 21.00.
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Omaha
Bologna
Wyomings
Hog and cattle market report from St Joseph
St Joseph market notes show hog receipts at 2060 with steady to strong prices and tops around 12.86. Cattle receipts total 100 with varied bids. steers weekly bulk 6.25 to 8.16, top 11.66. cows and heifers 3.50 to 11.50. calves 5.90 to 11.00. stockers and feeders 6.50 to 8.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 11,000 with lambs 14.00 to 16.00 and ewes 6.75 to 7.75.
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ST Joseph
St. Joseph
Ogden Livestock Receipts Report Heavy Hog and Sheep Trade
Hog receipts reach 337 with 103 direct and 234 for Sacramento packers. Cattle receipts total 36 for week. better stock and feeder steers in demand with varied prices. Sheep receipts 8,931 including 2,295 for market and major shipments to Kansas City Omaha Denver Los Angeles and Utah breeders, no sales recorded.
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OGDEN
Sacramento Packers
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
Los Angeles Packers
Utah
Portland Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Mixed
Week over week cattle steady to up to 25 cents with beef steers 6.75 to 8.00 and top 8.35. cows and heifers 3.50 to 5.26, feeders 5.35 to 5.75. calves steady. milk veal 10.00 to 12.00. heavies 5.00 to 6.60. Hogs 25 cents lower, best light butchers 14.00 to 14.25. heavies 14.60, pigs 12.60 to 13.60. Sheep steady, farm lambs 12.66 to 13.7, heavies around 13.48, feeders 14.99. Yearlings 9.50 to 9.00.
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Kansas City
Keanees City
Kansas
Portland
San Francisco Hog and Cattle Market Prices Sept
San Francisco weekly livestock receipts show hogs at 15.00 to 15.26 from Nebraska and California markets with active medium cattle and scarce light weights. Cattle totals reach 8,606 with mixed regional inputs from Nevada Oregon Idaho and Texas. calves and sheep also reported with varied prices and steady bulls.
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San Francisco
Nebraskas
California
Nevadas
Oregons
Idaho
Acarce
Porker
New Worlco
Texas
Jrotter Acarce
Examine Your Child for Square Dezi Vision Aid
Fragmentary notice mentions examining a child’s eyes and starting school with guidance from Dr B 0 Young Optometrist.
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Dr. B. 0. Young
Weekly Stock Review Signals Mixed Week With Declines
U S stocks showed sharp selling on weak execution by top traders. Despite optimism over steel mill expansion and a higher Frisco dividend, declines in American Can Geneva Electric and Sears Roebuck softened the market while some losses were recovered later.
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New York
Am Tel & Tel
Tbacco
Am Water Works
Atchison, Bid
Ad Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Bait & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California
Canadian Pac
Cerro de Asco Cent
Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chic & Northwestern
Chic Mil & It P
Chic RI Pac
Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel
Congoleum Nail
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Neon
Davison Chem
Rodeo Bros Pfd
Evaceerevenevertses An
Eeseseseeess Sreree
Arfs
Roebuck
Nannelair Con
Warner
Tems & Pacific
Mapeers
American Can
Geneva Electric
Mack Trucks
Sears Roewi
Standard Industrials and Rails
Misao
Olla
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Steels
Trumbull
Otts
Midland Steel Products Company
Motora
Idaho Women Poised for Higher Marriage Rates Says Census
An Idaho study by Mr. Ewing reports rural areas show more single men for every single woman and higher marriage rates than cities. Rural marriage reaches 63.1 percent versus 6.1 in urban areas, with economic security of farming cited as a key factor.
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Idaho
Sentice
Ewing
United States
al- Sk Chet
First Round at U P Athletic Meet Tennis
The opening tennis rounds feature Salt Lake Athletic Club players against Pocatello club rivals. Anderson defeated A D Lawrence in three sets 3-6 6-4 7-5. Anderson and McDonald beat Lawrence and K H B 6-2 6-3 in doubles.
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Union Pacific
Gyrdson
Salt Lake Athletic Club
Poesteilo Athletic Club
Anderson
A. D. Lawrence
Pocatello
McDonald
Saltia
Lawrence
Cevelaghtove
Yest
Argeville
Kens
Omaha
Neb
Efimiea
Pacific
Big Game Populations in 1924 Across National Forests
A 1924 forest service report shows 687 000 head of big game across 159 national forests, with deer leading the tally at 550 500. Bears number 38 700, moose 5 100, and elk about 5 000. The survey notes drought driven concentration near water and classifies animals by habitat, urging stricter game protection and planned refuges to avert extermination while stressing responsible hunting practices.
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Jackson Hole-Yellowstone
Uncle Sam
Duc Alceia
California
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Arizona
Alaska
Lowstone National
Nevada
Geathers
National Forest
Lange
Forest Service
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