Stock Market Fluctuates Amid Mixed Gains And Losses
The main body of stocks moved irregularly within a narrow range while bullish activity appeared in public utilities motors and chemicals. Trading volume was light with over one million shares changing hands as several railroads and oil majors posted mixed results including Western Union at a forty year high and United Railways Investment inching up to a new 1926 high.
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New York
Standard Industriala
Steel Commmon
Baldwin
American Can
Studebaker
Aulandig Refining
Colorado
Royal Dutch
Associated OM
California
Peteroleum
Mibved
Tone Despris
Allande Refining
California Petrodium
Western Union
Mack
Ludlum Steel
National Dairy Products
Otte Wievator W
Virginia’ Chemical- Preferred
al Up Two Paints
Mare
Vamerican Sumatra
Tobacco Séuns
Fisher
United State
Dairy Market Report from New York on Apr 23
Butter market shows unsteady activity with receipts totaling 9,060. Fees and irregular receipts reach 44,754. Fresh eggs and nearby whites show varied prices with highs around 86 37 and averages around 52 34. Cheese unsettled with earnings at 131,204 pounds. State whole milk flats fetch 214722, with fancy runs at 20 20 and 26, 20 for averages. twins and roe in fancy at 21 with 20 average.
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New York
Wresh
Seed and seedling prices listed with bids and cash values
A fragmented seed market entry shows Toledo Apt 23 wheat No. 2 red at 1L80 1.87, Cloversend cash 10.40, Ot. 19.26, Dec. 13.15, Alaika cash 12.99, Timothy cash 3.00 bid May 3.08 and Sept 3.65, August 12.99.
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Toledo
Apt
Timothy Cash
Sugar market closes with widespread price listing
New York Apr 23 no changes in the yaw sugar market as closing prices reflect a broad array of listed industrial, chemical, and util ity stocks. The list includes American Can American Car and Foundry American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel Coca Cola General Electric General Motors and many others with varied price quotes.
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New York
Ameria
Baldwin
Baltimore and
Canadian Pacific
Central Leatier
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Motor
Chesapeake and
Ohl
Chicagoe
Northwestern Ghicaflo
Mil
St. Pa
Chicago
Reno
Vaeifinia
Chile
Coca Cola
Colorado
Sssssee Cangolem Vere
Consolidated CIA
Arnelbla Staal
Cubs
Gans Sugar
Davison Chemical Core
Ee Ar Pont da “Nomotch Enb
Aeversek
Fumowa-Playars Laskey
General, Asphalt
General Electric
General Motura
Great Northernpre
Gulf States
Sta
Houston
Flidenn
Motorg
Kelly Kennecott Lehigh Artie
Maxwell Morans
Jixieau Seaboard
Missouri
Kinsneard
Aontgome Nationaliscnt
New York Central
N.Y. N. OH
Vmart
Norfolk
North American
Northern Pacific Pacific
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Rietidig
Pmpe Petroleum
Eiesirs
Yiss
Republic Ion and “Studl
Logboard Aly Line
Seis
Beara Oebuck Venviarre
Shalfield Steel IE Kg
Sinelaiy Consolidated
Southern Paelfiewy
Southern Railway
Patee Te Standard OW
Yosinarnia
Vieteces Hds
Btandard OW
New Jersey
Stewart Warner Office
Studeb
Tre Old Home Town: Cuban and Porto Rican sugar futures slip
Cuban graded at 4.46 and Porto Rican at 4.37 as 23 000 bags of Cuban for April May shipment and 20 000 bags for Porto Rican May arrival enter the market. Renewed liquidation by Cuban connected houses sparked an early decline of two to six points in raw sugar futures with most active positions sliding to new lows before some rally. Prices settled two points lower on January and unchanged to three points higher on other positions with May at 264, July 281, Sept 2065 and Dec 2.00. Refined sugar remained unchanged around 6.76 to 6.85 for fine granulated.
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Porto Rico
Porto
Wait Inquiry Reverted Two Refined Futures Sale
Two lots of refined futures for May delivery were sold at 6.85. The inquiry noted a reversal of the previously purchased futures, reflecting market shifts and price adjustments for the May delivery window.
Bond market advances amid broad buying across high grade issues
New York bonds rallied as investors sought higher grounds under vigorous leadership of the market. Dormant issues moved up in a broad buying wave, with rail bonds leading gains and several petroleum and chemical issues also advancing. Norfolk and Western and Virginian Railway bonds lagged on lease opposition.
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New York
Hbond
Galtia
Vinion Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Missouri Pacific
International Great Northern Adjustment
Troh Mountain
Florida Western and Northsert
Missouri
Denver and Rio Grandé Consolidated
Norfolk and Western and
Virginian
Pan American
Fikeliy
Sixclair
Virginia
Carolina Chemical
United States
Tovl
Iyasee
Unilis
Pocahontas
Marahontas
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Broadway
New Bedfond
Mass
Pocahontag Wharf
Moot of Hinman Btreat
Atlantic
Tidewater Pleza
Lambert's Point
Sewell's Point
Norfolk
Newport
Npne
Great Lakes
Sanctuaky
Qohio
Toledo
Ohio
London
Agfa, Moxey, Savon & Go, Ltd
Lime Street Square
England
Agenta
Italy
Henry Cow & Cleric Plates
Matteo
Geneva
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Norfolk Snd Western
Great Northern
Norfolk and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Frisco Common
Union Pacific
International Railways
New Gha
NeWinfalke Wester
Sludard
East Radford
Statio
Hust Madford
Bristol
Wiem
Lynchburg
Sluaper
Hagerstown
Rosnoks
Stevan
Jocal
Tlaeper
Norton WJ
Willy
Dakar
Bluesald
We Va
B. Hancock
Bluefield
W. VA
First National Eagle Building
An American Coal Co
Cryate
Va Kroljidts
Little War Creek Coal Co
Consolidated
C. H. Mead. Good CO
Au Milam
Coal
Pocahontas Ean Land Cor
Pocgionlag Fuel Co
Pocahontan Tuel Co
Premier Red Ash Coal Co
Hitter Lumber Co
Virginia “Armature
Princeton
Commercial Bank
C. Slaven
Fayma
Freckles
J Blesser
Tre Old Home Town
Newt Shes
Nana Raomenios
Pete Porter
Art Beasleys
Stanley
Monks
THE
Bluefield National Bank
Carrean
Buvuskaup
Progressive Bank
First National Bank
West’ Virginia
Bete
Community Loan Company of
Bland Street
WC. Neikirk, Secy & Treas
Sane
T. Slann
James Fulwood Jones
Thomas F. Farrell
Jat
Oripaal
Pocahontas Fuel Co., Inc
Watkins, Scott
Lieber