Wheat Market Weakens as Supplies Grow Worldwide
The week’s grain market review shows wheat under pressure from larger new crop supplies in Argentina and Australia, with prices 3 to 4 cents below United States quotes. Corn advances about 5 cents on stronger demand, oats and rye steady, and exports modest. Local buyers, feeders, and mills adjusted holdings amid ample receipts, while futures influenced by global surplus expectations.
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States Department of Agriture
United States
Argentina
Australia
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Wis
Alf
Chicago
Iowa
Illinois
Pacific Coast
Anneapolis
London Market Outlook Brighter at Week End
London dispatch reports the Egyptian crisis control and an expected Anglo German trade treaty boosting confidence. The British financing pulse remains strong with healthy prospects as English business steadies after turbulence.
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Ead
Stock market buoyancy eyed with caution in NYT recap
The New York Stock Exchange shows a record breaking surge with heavy volume in ten and twenty share steel trades. Analysts warn of overbought conditions and possible later declines while noting gains in rail and low priced industrials. Tax factors and year end profits influence decisions. Experts advise discriminating buys and a cautious stance until clearer evidence appears.
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Fontaine
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Jacques Cohen
Wall Street
Faith in New Conservative Parliament Spurs Economic Reform
The article notes a new conservative parliament ready to push commercial reconstruction and tax relief. It highlights a stock market boom ahead, with oil shares leading a rally as Anglo-American increases interim dividends lift the sector. Textiles rise on merger rumors while iron, steel, and rubber markets show mixed signals.
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Wall Street
Anglo-American Company
Courtaulds and
Bradford
Marsh Land Brings Owner Fancy Rental
Easton Maryland December 7 The most profitable farm property in Talbot county is marsh land along the Choptank river for muskrat mink and otter trapping. The Easton owner of 280 acres sold at public sale the trapping privilege for the coming season January 1 to March 15 1925. Davila Cohen of Boston bought it for 815 dollars.
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Wankhington Post
Easton
Talbot County
Davila Cohen
Boston
Metzger Promoted to Southwestern Agency Superintendent
Daniel Ross Metzger, manager of the Potomac district in Washington for Metropolitan Life, is promoted to superintendent of agencies for the Southwestern territory covering Tennessee, Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Iowa. He will reside in New York and be succeeded by William S. Barron, former manager of the Crescent City district in New Orleans.
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Daniel Ross Metzger
Potomac
Washington
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Tennessee
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Metzger
New York
William S. Barron
Crescent City
New
Local Revenue Men to Handle Tax Cases
Secretary Mellon’s decentralization plan advances with local agents taking over controversial tax cases in their districts. Six month test shows reductions at main office. Washington review remains for unresolved disputes and executive appeals.
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Bureau ‘of Internal Revenue
Washington
Optimism Lifts Markets Amid Gold Flows and Record Car Loadings
Financial and business sectors maintained a buoyant tone as the presidential message urged tax cuts. Bankers expect tighter money due to credit demand while gold exports hint at international movement. Rail car loadings hit a weekly high of 1,010,000 as October railroad earnings rose 5 percent. Cotton futures slipped on crop report expectations. grain markets stayed steady with winter wheat aided by West rains and snows.
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New York
D&c
A. P
Congress
Federal Reserve
Interstate Commerce Commission
Week's Broad Trading Lifts Corporate Bond Prices
New York, Dec. 7. Expansion of bond trading that week drove prices higher as the average of representative corporate issues advanced, signaling improved activity across markets.
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New York
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Rail and bond markets react to tax cuts and mergers
Bond trading rises as President Coolidge backs government economy and faster rail consolidations. Smaller carriers stand to gain from mergers while record rail earnings and high carloads support bonds. Treasury issues and foreign loans, including Argentina and Belgium, shape a busy funding week with about 91 million in new financing.
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Coolidge
Congress
St. Louis- San Francisco Railway
International Great Northern
Katy
United States Treasury
Liberty
Argentina
United States
Belgium
Bisher Body Corporation
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