Dull Friday stock market shows mixed price moves
New York April 24 relief from market dullness with contrasting price moves. Steel common held near earlier highs while some rails fell on weak earnings. utilities led gains amid anticipation Britain's return to gold standard. Several major issues traded lower on profit taking and weak quarterly results.
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Northern Pacific
Great Northern
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Erle
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Atlanta
Birmingham
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Mack Trucks
American Sumatra Tobacco Preserred
Dupont
General Electric Radio Corporation
Utah -Seturitfas
Wilgon and Company
Sayera
Hat Uphiding National Distillera
United Railways and Investment Common
Virginia Railway and Power
Hudson and Manhattan
Manila
Bond Market Recovers After Initial Strength on Apr 24
After a burst of strength, the New York bond market gained most of its early advance in sympathy with stock volatility. Weak foreign and domestic corp issues emerged but were countered by strength in rail bonds. Erie and Norfolk and Western bonds retreated as investors awaited German election results.
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Western Rails
Union Pacific
Chicago
Terra Haute
Frisco
Southern Pacific
Chicago and Western
Old Home Town by Stanley Mixed Market Movements and Rail Strike Impact
The piece notes a fractional dip for Old Home Town by Stanley while foreign exchange firmed as sterling hit a ten year high. Prospective termination of receivership for a New York street railway eased local trading in transport issues. Gains in Standard Gas, Virginia Carolina Chemical and American Writing Paper were offset by declines in Wilson, Skelly Oil and General Electric. Belgian coal price cut by ten francs a ton to meet foreign competition.
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New York Street Railway
Virginia- Carolina Chemical
American
Wilson, Skelly* Oil
General L Electric
Lena
Livestock Prices Report From Chicago Apr 24
Cattle receipts 2000 with steady to strong trends, fats and feeders mixed. top fed steer price about 10.75 per 1,252 pounds. Hogs receipts 21000, largely steady to 10 cents lower, top about 12.30 for 160 to 220 pounds. Sheep receipts 16000, fat lambs mostly steady with bests around 15.00 and several price bands for lighter weights. California springers listed at 16.00 to 16.25.
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Chicago
Dairy Prices and Receipts Report From New York Apr 24
Dairy market bulletin shows Butler receipts 11 927 with creamery extras 92 cents per pound and firsts 88 to 95. Eggs firmer at 46 893. Irish gathered extras 80073044 and storage packed 30 31 percent. Nearby hen hery whites and western hen nery whites average extras 32 35. cheese receipts 108 636. State whole milk flats fresh fancy 204 214 and average run 20.
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New York
Oearbhy
Hennery
Grain market slips as rain aids wheat growth
Chicago Apr 24 grain prices fell with rain aiding wheat growth. Reports of more wheat shipments from Duluth to Chicago added pressure. Wheat closing quotes eased about 1 cent with May at 1.42 to 1.52 and July around 1.40. Provisions declined up to 30 cents.
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Chicago
Duluth
Sugar market steady as New York quotes hold firm
New York April 24 raw sugar prices were unchanged with spot caban at 4.40 and Porto Rican at 4.87. No sales were reported and futures showed little movement as the market steadied amid steady tones.
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New York
Steadler Tone
Final Pile Report on European Trade and Sugar Prices
Final figures show abott totals of fF points and reports to Europe for trate and outside accounts. Prices for refined sugar and kranulated sugar fluctuate with July September and December values noted. May delivery futures for seven ibta refined features were bids from 6.76 to 5.85 with unchanged base ranges.
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Europe
Dry goods market in New York shows mixed easing and demand
New York on April 24 reports cotton goods quiet in gray lines with further price easing in sheetings, twills, and drills. Demand remains strong for printed novelties in fine and medium counts, while burlaps steady and trading quiet. Dress flannels see better spot delivery demand as retail plated goods sales rise.
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Rawalik
Sitka
Seed market and curious animal notes in Toledo
Wheat No 2 red prices listed for Apr 24 with bids and asks. Alsika seed cash and May to Sep bids, with October and December figures. A strange aside mentions Austalian natives that can whistle and talk and attack men and dogs.
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Toledo
Perdade
Australia
Notice of Deposition In Equity Case In Mercer County
Take notice that on the day in May 1925 at the Law and Commerce Building Bluefield West Virginia deposition of Roland Bryant Nannie A Bryant Ernest Dillon and others will be taken for use in a suit in equity in the Circuit Court of Mercer County. If not completed the deposition may be adjourned from day to day at the same place and hours until finished. By Counsel RB Crockett and Daniel S Kahl Colingel for Plaintiffs.
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BM. J. Harman
Lulain Hamm
J. F. Anderson
George W. Gilpini
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Bluefield
Mercer County
West Virginia
Roland Bryant
Nannie A. Bryant
Ernest Dillon
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