Norfolk and Western Shows Independent Strength in Stable Close
Stock market opens strong with gains led by motors and oil shares. Norfolk and Western shows independent strength, closing 2 1/2 points higher at 130 after fluctuating near that level. trading largely professional, with about 1.25 million shares changing hands and wide swings in various rail and industrial issues.
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Chicago and New York Stock Listings Note Major Corporations
A dense OCR excerpt lists numerous firms and railroad lines, including Pacific, American Water Works, Anaconda Copper, Bethlehem Steel, Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago and Northwestern, and Southern Pacific. It references preferred stocks and market activity, with names like Maxwell Motors, Seaboard, Missouri Pacific, and United States Steel, suggesting a broad stock market roundup and company mentions without a single clear event.
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Grain prices rise on Italy wheat purchase bid
Chicago grain markets moved higher after reports Italy sought to buy 20 million bushels of wheat. Wheat climbed to about 1.50 to 1.51 a bushel with May and July contracts up, corn gaining 3 to 4 cents, oats up slightly, and provisions little changed.
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Livestock Prices Report From Chicago Market Window
Cattle receipts about 10,000 with fat steers and yearlings closing higher. Top steer price around 11.40 per hundredweight with heavy weights up to 11.76 for yearlings. meat cows and feeders show varied gains and some declines. Hogs receipts about 24,000 with top at 15.45, most weights 140 to 260 pounds around 12.85 to 15.20, sow prices 11.80 to 12.10. Sheep receipts 11,000 with fat lambs steady to firm and desirable weights near 16.00 per hundredweight.
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Fragmentary Seed and Cash Figures in OCR Snippet
Readable items show monetary amounts and month labels with names including Timothy seed. The text lists sums such as 14.75 13.00 3.15 5.25 3.10 and labels May August September, without a clear narrative or full context for a complete notice.
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Market Prices for Livestock and Wool Report
The bulletin lists bids and asking prices for livestock and wool including springers at 14.75 to 18.00, California springers averaging 77 pounds at 14.75, native springers 14.75, wooled ewes 9.25 to 9.50, desirable shearing lambs 15.00, and various weighty or heavy lots ranging from 13.50 to 16.75 with several midpoints around 15.00.
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Sugar Market Dips in New York Trading
A decline of 1 16 to 1 60 in the raw sugar market occurred with 5 000 bags of Porto Rican for prompt shipment at 452 and 2 000 bags of Cubana for May clearance at 4 62. May closed at 2 87, July 3 04, September 3 18, December 3 26. Refined sugar eased five points, quotations from 5 75 to 6 00, while new record low inside prices emerged.
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New York
Bond Prices Edged Up in Slow New York Trading
Bond prices moved slowly higher in dull activity as investors digest the government’s new financial bill. Domestic bonds showed tepid demand while railroad liens remained steady and western carriers posted modest gains of one to two points on renewed buying.
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Financing Moves Lift Liberty and Rail Mortgage Issues
Bond markets show a rebound with Liberty issues near yearly highs and gains in high grade rail mortgages such as Atchison 44 Malli more and Chiotus and Delaware and Hudson Sa. Dillon Read & Co prepares a large securities block under the Dodge Bros recapitalization increasing expectations to exceed 100000.00 and likely market placement later this week.
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Seed listings from Toledo market report
Seed note shows Toledo transactions on April 7 for No. 2 red wheat SI 71 1.72 and October cash terms. Clover seed listed as close clover with price $16.80 and a cash amount $1106. Alaike referenced with cash terms.
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Butter and cheese receipts noted in New York dairy market
New York dairy reporting April 7 shows butter steady with 10,365 receipts and creamery pricing higher for extras. Firsts and storage packed butter range around 30 to 44 cents. Cheese receipts tallied at 167,052 pounds with irregular market movements across varieties.
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Dry goods markets ease on light New York sales
New York April 7 report notes sheetings and yarns cheaper on light trading. Print cloths mostly steady. Fine convertibles in all cotton and silk and cotton show some easing.
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Textile Trade and Shipments Reported in March Bulk Data
Outside of fine novelty dress fabrics, worsteda were quiet and woolens inactive. Quickened retail clothing trade was expected to help fall clothing demand. Burlap shipments from Calcutta to the United States in March reached 92 million yards, with a yearly average of 87 million yards. Raw silk was slightly easier here and abroad. Sik fabrics and fine yarn printed novelties and fancies in cottons were active in wash goods lines.
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Real estate transfers filed in county clerk office
Real estate transfers listed include Hufford to Tabor for two Bluefield lots 1 and 2 in section 866 for 4760 dollars Bailey couple to Paul Bailey for Bluefield lot 2 and part of 3 in section 944 for 1 dollar Harvey et al to Lilly 26 acres in Camp Creek for 75 dollars Sutherland and
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Property transfers detailed for Bluefield and Princeton deeds
Wife to Gaynell Williams transfers lot 6 and part of lot 7 in section 886 Bluefield for 1400 dollars. K W McClaugherty and wife to Mercer Motor Company convey lot 18 on South Walker Street Princeton for 10 dollars. Chester C Montgomery and wife to Robert I Brooks transfer lots 9 and 10 in section 877 Bluefield for 1 dollar.
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London Girl Wears Tiny Crystal Radio on Shoe
A London girl has a novel radio set mounted on her shoe, a small crystal receiver resembling a large buckle, expected to prove very popular with listeners.
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