Stock Market Ends Active Week With Gains Amid Sluggish Opening
New York December 7 stock prices showed moderate strength after an irregular start as the market absorbed a large volume of realiz ing sales. Industrial and specialty issues rose led by General Electric up 8 1 2 points to a year high, with other steel and automotive shares advancing on strong November production and expected winter show sales.
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Spring Company
Fisher Body
Kelsey Wheel
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Mexico
Mountain Park Land Co Transfers Lot in Princeton
Real estate transfers filed in the county court clerk’s office show Mountain Park Land Company selling lot 2 in section 10 Mountain Park Princeton to H. K. Cundiff and wife for 200 dollars.
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Bonds strengthen on New York Exchange with railroad gains
Buying activity said to originate from savings banks lifted most bonds on the New York stock exchange. Western railroads moved up as much as a point, industrials also firm, and government issues were modestly stronger. Public offerings include a short term Pure Oil Company issue of about 5 million dollars.
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American Telephone and Telegraph
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Pure Oil Company
Livestock market summary Chicago Dec 7
Cattle receipts 5 000 active strong bulk short fed steers 7 25 10 mixed yearlings 12 undertone healthy vealers to packers 9 9 50 selected kind 104 1050 and above to outsiders bulk stockers feeders 5 00 6 75 Hogs receipts 55 000 mostly steady bulk good and choice 220 to rah pound butchers 747 10 top Sheep receipts 12 000 fat lambs uneven better grades strong to 12 75 13 25 fat sheep and feeding lambs steady choice handy weight fat ewes upward to 7
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Brad Street's review hints at holiday trade momentum
Brad Street's notes that mild weather and holiday buying have supported distributive trade despite crops retarding activity in parts of the south and northwest and downturns in petroleum and soft coal. Wholesale and jobbing trades quieted, inventories remained small, and overall trends show a fair to good end-year outlook with weekly bank clearings around 8.101 million dollars.
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Brad Street
Butter armor and dairy prices mixed in early New York market
New York reports mixed dairy pricing with butter armor and creamery figures showing gains over prior levels. Eggs remain firm as New Jersey hennery whites and extras show tighter selection while cheese appears irregular in early trading.
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Hennery
Wheat prices falter as demand slackens in Chicago trade
Chicago reports a material price setback for wheat with close ranges from 5 8 to 11 8 in December and 1.03 3 4 to 1.09 56 8 for May futures. Corn and oats finish near steady, raw silk eases slightly, and wool markets abroad soften on tie and carpet grades. Toledo notes steady cash wheat and seed prices amid general market activity. New York raw sugar trading remains dull and unchanged.
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Coal Company List Records and Payments in 1900s
A partial OCR of business names and payments shows numerous coal companies and assorted local firms including Appalachian Power, American Coal, Bank of Wyoming, Charleston Grocery, Elkhorn Coal, Harlan-Cumberland, Matoaka Grocery, Premier Red Ash, Princeton Power, Raleigh Fire, Vera Poca Coal, Wascott Corporation, and Buick Central. Amounts listed include 100.00, 75.50, 75.00, 160.00, 90.00.
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Appalachian Power Co
Pid American Coal Co
Bank of Wyoming
Charleston Grocery Co
Barlaton Coal Co
Eikhorn Gas Coal Co
Elkhorn Hazard Coal Co
Elkhornseam
Hardin Candy Co
Harlan-Cumberld C. Co
Home Construction Co
By. Black Coal Co
Seto Een Coal Co
Kroll-Litz Coal Co
Leckie Fire Crk C. Co
Little War C
H. Mead Coal Co
Matoa
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