Market shows mixed gains as bond flow strengthens on Wall Street
In New York on February 3 the stock market rose modestly amid a previously steady run, with traders delaying purchases and volume thinning on declines. Bonds remained firm with stronger demand, while treasuries and time money tightened and a broad commodity slide in London, including rubber and cotton, softened prices.
Wall Street Gossips and Trade Notes From New York
The market rose for seven days before a moderate selling wave. Some profit takers and buyers who had profited earlier reentered stocks while London and New York saw mixed action. Diamonds and precious stones imports to New York rose in January, with total port merchandise value $79.5 million. The Shelbyville county court acquitted Southern Pacific of Kentucky antitrust violations. Cuban bond issue oversubscribed as Speyer houses sold $5.5 million in 4 1/2 per cent notes. Rumor of William Loeb Jr. possibly becoming president of American Sugar Refining circulated without substantiation. A bond house offered script in 100-dollar lots to aid small investors, collateral to high-grade bonds.
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Boston and Corb Stocks in Focus on Feb Closure
Washington stock column lists closing quotations for copper and silver mining firms. It highlights Butte Coalition Centennial, Copper Range Consolidated, East Butte Copper Mine, Frank Giroux Consolidated, Granby Consolidated, Greene Cananea Mohawk, Nevada Consolidating Mines, North Butte Shannon, Superior and Boston Mining, Superior and Pittsburg Copper, Tamarack, Utah Consolidated, Utah Copper Co. plus Gil City and Ohio markets. Trade figures show credit balances at 1.30 with February runs at 162,280 shipments 172,816 and average 199,774.
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Washington Stock Exchange activity and mortgage record note
Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange was active with a mix of gains and declines as Washington Gas led advances. Mortgage records show a 40 million dollar first and refunding mortgage admitted to record, covering coal lands across Maryland West Virginia Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
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Sharp drop in cotton market as May slips to 14.85 in New York
In New York cotton trading, a sharp break reflected renewed seller confidence amid weak foreign trade signals. May futures fell to 14.85, down nearly $6 per bale from the season high, with the market closing easy on a 11.29-point decline as reports from Europe and Lancashire painted a mixed demand picture.
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Washington Produce Market wholesale quotes and prices
Wholesale market in Washington lists fresh fruits and vegetables with strong prices for nearby Virginia and Tennessee eggs and butter. Poultry, cheese and meats priced by pound or crate, with Florida and California fruit items, vegetables such as potatoes onions cabbage and tomatoes, and assorted greens and berries shown in varied quotes.
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Trade Revival and Wide Exports Amid Upturn in Metal Goods
R G Dun reports improving iron and steel prospects and rising dry goods interest as exports to Mexico grow. Boots and shoes show demand though pricing pressure from leather discounts causes protests. cloth goods see active competition and steady jobber gains in domestics. Shipments and credit balance abroad improve while overall transactions lag normal output.
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New York Produce Prices Across Dairy Poultry and Grains
New York market report dated Feb 3 shows butter, cheese, eggs, poultry, beef and other commodities with receipts and steady to barely steady prices. Grain and oil prices trace refineries and futures with mixed movements while potatoes cabbages and peanuts hold unchanged.
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Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Beef and calf markets show steady to firm prices with limited gains. Receipts include 3,321 cattle in New York and 6,923 sheep and lambs, while Chicago shows dull cattle demand and steady hog and sheep offerings with mixed price shifts.
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New York Money Market Report Dated February Eighth
New York money on call steady at 2% and 2% percent with tinting rates shown. Time loans quoted 3% for 60 days, 3% for 90 days, six months at 3%. Prime commercial paper at 4%. Sterling exchange steady with bankers' bills at 4.8940 for 60-day bills and 4.5330 for demand, commercial bills 4.829 to 4.82. Bar silver at 52.8, Mexican dollars at 45. Government bonds heavy while railroad bonds hold firm.
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