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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1925

Page

22

Sterling Advances Three Cents Near Parity in Gold Standard Move

New York April 28 The British decision to restore the gold standard sent sterling up about three tenths to roughly $4.84 the highest in ten years. Market volume was light as trading centered on the news with pivotal shares mostly higher. Steel common rose to 115% and several rail and industrial names posted gains while some high priced specialties fluctuated. US industrials and utilities also saw notable shifts as investors reacted to the policy shift.

New York Great Britain Wall Street Baldwin Federal Light and Traction United States Kelsey Races Nash Motors Utah Securities West Penn Power Western Pacific Norfolk and Southern Seaboard Air Line Common Preferred International Railways Central America Atlantic Coast Line Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago Great Wesen Eres Gut Mobile and Northern Northern Pacific Katy American Water Works Virgin Railway and Power Coca Cola National Dairy and Loews Inc Hoover Cuba Laclede Gas National Distillers Preferred Rosaia Insurance Ward Baking A

New York Bonds Rally as London Gold Market Reopens

Bond trading rises amid London gold market reestablishment and a rally in United Kirzion bonds to year highs. Market mood improves on Britain’s return to the gold standard, offsetting concerns from German election results and boosting foreign group sentiment.

New York London Sforting United Kirzion Riews Great Britain

Market Movements See Mixed Bonds and Rail Issues

Moderate gains appeared in rail liens with strong demand for high grade and semi speculative issues. Seaboard Air Line bonds rallied on favorable earnings, while Union Pacific and Atchison issues showed modest gains. Sugar bonds weakened as sugar prices fell to yearly lows, and government bonds held firm with Treasury 4s at a yearly high. New financings included Baltimore and Ohio equipment trust notes and Manitoba bonds.

Seaboard Air Line Union Pacific Atchison General Burlington General Denver Rio Grande Warner Wilson and Company Tissues Magma Copper Kelly Springfield Tire Ss United States Treasury Baltimore and Ohio Equipment Trust Manitoba

German Elections and Policy Shifts Reported in Washington

Washington discussion centers on the German election and its implications. Naval officials note planned maneuvers and lessons, the prohibition unit reorganized under Assistant Secretary Andrews, and Culbertson becomes minister to Kamanta. England halts return to gold basis as a key reconstruction step. The Academy of Sciences debates relativity, while German chemists perfect a new alcohol potentially threatening the US wood alcohol industry.

Washington Naval Andrews William S. Culbertson Kansas Tariff Commission Kamanta England Treasury Academy of Sciences

Livestock Prices Mixed as Chicago Markets End Mixed

Chicago markets report uneven cattle trade with declines of 25 to 35 cents and numerous loads unsold at noon. Hogs open steady then ease 10 to 15 cents with good and choice 160 to 220 pound hogs around 11.70 to 11.90, sows at 10.30 to 10.75, and pigs 11.00 to 11.25. Sheep and lambs rise 25 to 40 cents with fat lambs 15.75 to 15.90 and clippers 13.35 for 83 pounds. California sprinters listed at 17.00 to 17.25.

Chicago Catle Fed California

Grain prices rise on British credit in U S

Chicago April 28 grain market rallies on news of a British government credit of 300 million dollars to the United States. Wheat closes at top figures with May at 1.49 and July at 1.40. corn and oats higher. provisions mixed.

Chicago United States

Dry Goods Trade Quiet as Cotton Prices Ease

New York on April 28 reports cotton goods quiet with prices eased on some sheetings and drills. Print cloths steady with light demand. Yarns easier, though slightly firmer in spots.

New York

Textile market report shows varied activity across fibers

Inquiry from wire insulators noted. raw silk steady with moderate buying. Print silks active amid fall lines of new velvets brocades and heavy corded fabrics. Wool focuses on high colored or sport weaves. Men's wear fancies selling better than staples while dress linens remained weak.

Dairy Prices and Receipts Report for New York

Butter receipts total 14 704 with creamery extras at 46 46 1 2 cents and 92 score 4 544 cents. Firsts 43 45 cents. Cheese receipts 109 085 pounds state whole milk flats fresh fancy 20 21 cents. Average runs 19 19 percent. Irregular bags receipts 61 209.

New York

Seed prices rise for Toledo wheat and clover cash sales

Seed market report shows Toledo on April 28 with Wheat No 2 at 1821.85 dollars and Clover seed cash price at 16.40 dollars per unit. Multiple entities include Toledo market, commodity types Wheat and Clover, and price figures.

Toledo

October and December Prices From Market Report

Market notes show October price at 13.05 and December at 13.00. Alsike records August price 12.65. Timothy cash at 3.00 with May 3.05 and September 3.55 noted.

Alsike Timothy

Poultry Prices Steady on New York Market

Live poultry remains steady with rollers at 415 55e for express delivery and fowls by freight at 30 32c. Dressed poultry holds firm with no price changes.

New York Express

Record Heat Reaches 138 Degrees In Mesopotamia

T F Hayes reports a 138 degree shade reading at Samarra railway station during the 1917 Mesopotamia summer. He notes the temperature stayed near 138 for a fair night.

Allahabad India T. F. Hayes Samarra Mesoppotamia

Veitch Leaves Estate After Plant Nursery Start

London report says Sir Henry Veitch who began a horticulture business with two plants died leaving an estate valued at 385000 dollars.

London Henry Veitch

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