Stock Prices Rally Under Motor and Oil Shares Boom
New York April 6 stock prices extended a broad upward move led by motor and oil group gains. Trading volume near 1.25 million shares with notable advances in Nash Motors and other autos, General Asphalt, Masonry and paper stock leaders. Strong gasoline demand supported petroleum issues while many industrials posted modest gains and meat and grain related prices influenced the session.
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New York
Anlus
Nash Mobora
Associated Dry Goods
B.S. Kresge
Lidele Gas
Mack Tracks
United Isuit
United States Cast Iron Pipe
Waleed! States Realty
Deige Brothers Securities
Motors
At- Jundle
Ann Oal
California Petroleum Conmen
Colorado
Uel
Ouston
OH and Gas
Lancisiami Mayineutbo
Mid-Continental Pacific
Pan American B
PA Ips
Sinus
Skelly
Slnutatr
Standard Olof
Airorait
Texas
Pavilla Gaal
Tidewater
American Can
Baldwin
Studebaker
Wat
United States Steel Common
Delaware and
Hudson
Jersey
Central
Lackawanninn
Dedlth Valley
Reading
Atolsan
Maadiun Pacifie
Union Pagithe
Chesapeake and Ohio
Atlantic Coast Joine
Seaboard Air Line
Prince
Wits
Suiffening
Bod Terkat
Velachaite
Dudsel
Wellout
Atock
Banda Tire
Wilares
Jarsett
Keilprugdolt
United Falda Uabelane
Goodyear
Stieralyany Howis
Wilion
Skelly Gb
China
Bonds Rally Amid Mixed New York Market Action
A turbulent New York trading session saw uneven bond activity with several railoutlets and industrial issues moving cautiously. Convertible bonds gained among some producers while others held near flat as investors weighed policy shifts and corporate prospects.
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Chicago Slaughter
Chicago livestock market notes April receipts with no cattle, mixed demand for beef cattle and hogs. Prices quoted for various weights and grades show steady to higher trends, buyers active on lighter calves and heavier cattle, with packers seeking supply as producers adjust to market signals.
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Chicago
Thang Ngos
Godar
Dairy Trade Notes From New York Market
New York dairy items include creamers higher than extras with varied receipts and packed storage. Listings show fresh weathered extras, seconds, and nearby hens, with irregular cheese receipts and state milk notes.
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New York
Buller
Henshery
Whlies
Grain Market Highlights From April Six Trade
Grain prices show corn rising near nine dollars a bushel versus Saturday with highs around 98 to 100 dollars, deliveries near 71 dollars per bushel. Oats and other grains under pressure, while top prices for futures quoted.
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Qhitwes
Sacurntay
Pirotig
Ants
Wall Street Closes Mixed Amid Choppy Trading
New York stocks end the session with uneven results as investors weigh mixed corporate news and economic data. Major indices show small gains and losses with notable swings in technology and energy shares.
Sugar prices slip as new York markets ease
Sugar markets show weak demand for raw and refined grades. In New York, April Me Gl and spot supplies rise with liberal offerings, 9,000 and 15,000 tons cited for prompt shipment. May futures settle around 2.88, with other months near 8.20 to 8.60. refined prices remain largely unchanged around 5.80 to 6.00.
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Montanas
California
New York
Lomital
Lee
Poultry Market Ledger Item From New York File
A garbled April poultry market fragment lists chicken and fowl prices and items. It notes a poultry firm and mentions fodder, turkeys, and regional references potentially indicating Western and Southern markets.
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New York
Southayestarn
Dry Goods Market in New York Sees Quiet Opening
A fragmentary New York market note reports coltan goods and drying sales with limited activity and subdued demand. Despite a few small transactions, overall business remains quiet as merchants assess prices and conditions.
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New York
Coltan
Prink
Fragmented OCR sports card item from Pocahontas event
Readable text shows names like Pocahontas and Virginia with scattered figures and team references. The fragmentary OCR lacks coherent context or outcomes, preventing a clear match to a single event or result.
A Yard Brief Signals June Delivery Delays
A fragment notes yard activity on June deliveries with silk and goods movement. It mentions Yokohama demand, distribution channels, quiet wholesale trade, and rising dress material costs. Primary marks show flow issues and mills beginning to run out, complicating orders.
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Uowa
Yokohama
Sik Gods
Woel Goody
Accumizations Pat Restore a Profit
Note hints at profit recovery and price actions for staple cloths. Margin concerns and production curtailment are mentioned as potential selling signals. Readers should seek clearer context and exact figures.
Real estate transfers filed in county court clerk office
Real estate transfers recorded yesterday include Town of Matoaka to C W King and wife part of Patterson street Matoaka for 1, Camille Leone and husband to J W Hopkins lot section 824 Bluefield for 200, Arthur McKinney and wife to R F Nicholson and wife five acres Widemouth for 265, J M Hicks and wife to J R Gilbert and wife lots 23 to 27 inclusive Montcalm for 1200, P E B Vans and wife to Fred M Sutherland et al lots and G section 196 Binefield for 34, George Richardson Jr trustee to B K C G Curtis lot 1 section 292 Binefield for 1000, Hayes S Brown to Stella C Turner lot 3 section 993.
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C. W. King and Wift
Patterson Street
Matnoaka
Camille Leone
J. W. Hopkins
Bluefield
Arthur McKinney
R. F. Nicholson
Widemouth
J. M. Hicks
J. R. Gilbert
Montcalm
P. EB. Vans
Fred M. Sutherland
Binefield
George Richardson, Jr
Bk.cg. Curtis
Hayes S. Brown
Stella C. Turner
Bluefield Deed Transfer for Lot 6 and Part of 7
Gosnell Williams transfers to J A Thomas the property in Bluefield described as lot 6 and part of lot 7 in section 886 for a consideration of 1600 dollars, with the deal recorded in the Bluefield land records.
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Bluefield
Gosnell Williams
J. A. Thomas
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