On the Stock Exchange today traders turned cautious. However, there was no rush to sell. Steels and aviations touched new highs. The advance met with occasional resistance, but selling was insufü- cient to start a downward movement. There was little in the news to sway the list in either direction. The rail income during September was above that of August, but below the level for the corresponding period of last year. Further gains in automobile production and steel output are hoped for. Some traders are showing caution, pending the earnings report of the United States Steel Corporation. A better demand for copper metal has been noted.
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