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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1925

Page

8

Sharp advance in prices halts before close on profit taking

New York stock market shows a broad rally with many gains as prices rise after a 4 to 4.5 percent cash rate increase. Late session selling, prompted by weekend profit taking, trims gains though closes remain higher on strong activity in United States Steel, American Can, Havana Electric and other leaders.

New York mous-Players Lasky General Motors Ccceee Quif States Steel Great Northern Iliinela Central Ay Hudson Nédent Southern Pacific Mailway Ecclesss Sone Awb California New Jersey Warter Cccecsee Tees Winon Hentiea Edge Bros du Pont de Nemoura Eiectric Power and Light Etfa Exas and Pacific Seeers Pacific Sone Erred “A Federal Reserve Bank Bradstreet Dun United States Steel Common Baldwin Havana International Telephone Power Company California Packing Postum Cereal Fleischmann Reid American Smelting Eaton Axle Chicago Pneumatic Tool International Tuskegg Machines General Electric Sears-Roebuck Otle« Elevator Howe Sound Company Kansas City Southern Waa Chesapeake and Ohio Frisco Seaboard Air Line St. Louis

Stocks Bonds and Coal Property Listings

Local ledger lists multiple coal firms and related properties including Pocahontas Coal, Mead Coal, Contas Fuel, and Princeton Power with assorted shares and monetary values. Institutions noted include First National Bank Building Bluefield WV and West Virginia Mortgage Corp.

Chocery Mithe War Creek Coal Co ie _ Mead Coal Co Ontas Fuel Co C'm Kontas Coal Land Corporation Sevens Red Ash Coal Co Princeton Power Co Comm Coal Co Terling Hardware Co Pocahontas Coal West Virgia Mortgagent Corpora Boveseees Virginia Morteage Discount Corpora Pocahontas Pocahontas Coalfield Pocahontas Fuel Company, Incorporated Virginia United States Broadway New York Norfo Va Main St Boston Mass Board of Trade Cincinnati Ohio Traction Portland Maine Pocahontas Wharf Foot Moulton

Bond market averages show steady buying across classes

New York Aug 21 bond market reports continued buying across all bond classes. First grade rails at 89.40 Fri 893 Thurs. Ten public utilities 91.92 91.88. Total sales reach 15.455 million dollars as investors respond to reassuring signals.

New York

Immigrant narratives backdrop Astor cottage sale

A Cleveland political rally quote laments privilege and equality. The Astor residence in New York sold for 3 million dollars. A Polish immigrant who arrived twenty four years ago bought the Astor cottage, marking a contrast to earlier times.

Astor New York City Germany Astor Cottage Poland

Munich to issue bonds for 8.7 million loan to pay yearly

Harris Forbes & Co. arranged an 8.7 million loan to the city of Munich Germany with bonds due one to twenty years at 7 percent. The deal marks a first for a European city using the American installment payment form. Bond activity showed strong demand for high-grade railroad liens and industrials with corn and wheat futures also moving higher.

United States Harris, Forbes & Co Munich Germany Berblan Chesapeake and Ohio Southern Pacific International Great Northern Oregon-Washington Delaware and Hudson Baltimore Onio United States Steels Chile Copper Otis Steel Brooklyn Edison

Government bond closing prices New York Aug 21

United States government bonds closed with Liberty 3 percent at 100.25 and various Liberty and Treasury issues trading near 100 to 107.21. Specifics include Liberty second 4s at 1008, first 4 percent at 102.8, and Treasury 4 percent at 107.21.

New York United States Liberty U. S&s Treasury Treasury

Call Money Update From New York Ane Date

Call money reports in New York show silver rates at 4 percent high and low with closing and last loans at 4 percent. Time loans remain steady with mixed collateral across 60 to 90 days and 4 to 6 months at 4 percent, while prime commercial paper sits around 1 to 4 percent.

New York Ane

Foreign exchange rates steady in New York mailing day

Foreign exchanges held firm in New York as of August 21 with British quotations at 485% for demand and 4.25% on cables, 60 day bills on banks at 4821/16, and French demand at 4.69.

New York Great Britain France

Livestock market reports from Chicago

Chicago livestock prices and receipts for cattle hogs and sheep show steady to mixed demand. Cattle and grassers mostly steady with best steers around 12.50, hog prices irregular with top around 13.75, sheep generally steady with fat lambs 14.50 to 14.75 and some as high as 15.00.

Chicago

Live poultry and dairy market report for New York

New York market report for August 21 notes irregular live poultry trading. Butter steady with receipts 12,813. Creamery extras 92 score at 434 43 1 3 cents. Bees firmer with 16,784 receipts. Fresh gathered extra firsts 24 35 cents. Cheese barely steady with 123,269 pounds received.

New York

Dry Goods Market Buzz in New York Trade

Cotton goods trading stayed steady with higher volume. About 100000 pieces of wide print cloths sold this week, plus broad cloths, pongees and ings for future delivery. Raw silk firm with Yokohama transactions. silk in demand. wool markets steady. foreign wools sentiment improves after English dispute resolution. burlaps in moderate demand with uneven local prices.

New York Yokohama

Sugar market quiet as futures steady amid week end cover

Raw sugar prices held at 4.37 a ton for Cuban duty paid with minimal new business. Futures showed steadiness as traders covered for week end and trades with Cuban links. September 2.50, December 2.64, March 2.70, May 2.79. Refined sugar kept at 6.49 to 5.60 for fine granulated with light new business and liberal withdrawals on old contracts.

New York

Wool market steady with fleeces offered around 50 cents

Wool market in Boston shows little change as fine combing length fleeces stay near 50 cents grease. Large lots of three-eighths blood combing similarly priced, with Texas selections bringing $1.25 clean, $1.20 eight months. Brisbane sale to open Tuesday the 25th with 34,000 bales listed.

Boston Texas Brisbane

Wheat gains in Chicago on Winnipeg strength

Wheat moved higher in Chicago trading today amid Winnipeg price strength. A floated rumor of a Canadian wheat withholdment plan sparked little belief, with activity briefly dipping during a short period in the session.

Chicago Winnipeg

September sale figures announced for Sydney and Brisbane

The report states that 120,000 bales will be offered during September at Sydney and 45,000 at Brisbane.

Sydney Brisbane

Butter Market Steady Amid Quiet Chicago Trade

The Chicago butter market shows no material change from yesterday with a steady tone. Demand focuses on medium and lower grades while higher grades remain lightly supplied and firmly held. centralized car market steady and quiet with 90 score items in light supply and 88 89 scores plentiful but slow demand.

Chicago

Wheat and forage prices in Toledo market report

Wheat No. 2 red quoted at 1.71 to 1.72 in Toledo. Clover-Cash 16.00 for October. Eres December and Alsike December bids listed at 14.80 and 13.75 respectively for March and December. Timothy-Cash 3.75 for September. Bes October and December at 3.70 and 3.70.

Toledo Ohio Alsike Timothy Bes

Real estate transfers filed in county court clerk office

Real estate transfers recorded include Fagie to Dillon lot near Ada for 200 dollars. Bowling to Campbell multiple Bluefield lots for 100 dollars. Wirgman to Houchins lot 3 section 42 Bluefield for 300 dollars. Howerton to Blankenship two tracts Beartown Creek for 450 dollars. Morosco to Batley two lots Beartown Creek for 310 dollars. Crews to Weadows acres Indian Branch for 265 dollars. Fletcher to Morosco lot Beartown Creek for 1 dollar. Lilly to Fasley lot at Athens for 800 dollars. Sutherland to Stanley lot 24 section 821 Bluefield for 9000 dollars.

J. H. Fagie Clifford Blankenship Beartown Creek Verdie Mr. Marosco Joe Batley Thomas K. Crews A. M. Weadows Indian Branch A. J. Fletcher Verdie M. Morosco Donzie Lilly J. P. Fasley Athens FY. M. Sutherland Ruth V. Stanley Bluefield

Virginia Market Report August 20 Virginia Division of Markets

Richmond reports live poultry prices with demand flow strong and steady. chickens and hens quoted by weight, leghorns, roosters also listed. Butter prices include country, packing stock and creamery prints. Jersey City cattle receipts total 1360 with 1190 direct. calves 1930 including directs. no trading reported.

Richmond Virginia Sfapekata Jersey City

Stops Indigestion With Ferraline

Feraline promises digestion relief with a ten days treatment for one dollar. If the first bottle fails to prove its benefit the druggist refunds your money. Nature's great concentrated mineral water treatment for stomach disorders.

Ady

Cattle Market Dull Amid Light Demand on Calves and Beef Steers

Receipts 500 cattle. Market dull with little early trading in beef steers and killing classes. Medium grade beef steers and heifers predominate. stockers steady with some action on light weights. Calves steady. bulk sales mostly 5.50 to 6.50. Regional reports from Lancaster and Richmond noting steady to about steady conditions and light demand.

Lancaster

Jersey City Receipts Show Lambs Steady Amid Slower Demand

Jersey City market results note 2900 receipts with 1390 directed, lambs scarce and slow yet about steady. Fat lambs top at 73 lb. West Virginia price listed at 15.50 with other regions mentioned.

Jersey City West

Livestock Market Prices Briefed for Sheep and Lambs

The report lists 62-68 lb lambs averaging 15.25 cents, plainer 62-68 lb at 12.59 to 14.50, sorts 10 to 10.50, and sheep steady with 2.00 to 7.50 per head.

Doctors puzzled by rare disease shortening women's tongues

In Tokyo doctors at Kyushu Imperial University investigate a disease shortening the tongue in women. For two years 18 year old Miss Aicha Torii has suffered, with an operation on the tongue briefly halting the shrinking at the university clinic.

Tokyo Japan Kyushu Imperial University Aicha Torii

Fish Found in Sargasso Sea Clings to Weeds

A fish discovered in the Sargasso Sea spends its life clinging to sea weeds by its fore-fins. It builds a nest like a bird to surround seaweed with careful strands, creating a compact shelter for its offspring.

London Sargasso Sea

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