Steel Common Stock Rises After Mixed Market News
New York trading ends with United States Steel up two points to 1224-4 driven by expected higher steel demand and a large May increase in unfilled orders. Call money drops to two percent and sterling hits multi decade highs aiding a broader stock rally. Nash Motors and other industrials rise amid strong rail and oil sector activity.
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New York
Arket
United States Steel Commoan
Ratty
United States Steel Corporation
Sterling Exchange
American Petroleum Institute
New
Wortham
Nash Motors
American Bosth Magiety
Mack Trucks
Gardner Iforo
Baldwin
American Republic
Associated Dry Gonda
Burstroughs
California
Vutroleum
Famous Players
Houston Oil
Invincible Ol
Louisiana OH
Th. Macy
National
Republic Steal
Sinclair
Sava, Roebuck
Utah Securities
Wilson
Wall
Slyreet
Ghilet
Denver
Rio
Crande
Lehigh Valley
Chicago
North-western
Ontario
Western Pacific
Oversubscribed AT&T bond issue lifts market
New York January 8 prompt oversubscription of the 125 million dollar AT&T bond issue featured today in an active market. The large offering sold quickly and traded at a premium of up to a half point. Trading showed notable irregularities with brisk activity in rails and industrial issues as prices rose on reorganization progress and receivership refinancings.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Stock Exchange
Denver
Rio Grande
Burlington
Wisconsin Central Tours
Yreorgantens Titn
Wilson
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Sugar Market Stays Flat Amid Cuban and Porto Rican Offerings
New York raw sugar prices hold at 4.69 duty paid with Cuban and Porto Rican offerings at quote. Only sale noted is 16,000 bags Cuban to an outport refiner, prompt shipment. Futures drift within a narrow band. undertone steady as commission houses trade in listed stocks.
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New York
Trade links and sugar futures noted in market report
The report cites houses with trade and Cuban connections closed in January and March at 2.77, May at 2.90, and July at 3.02. Refined sugar refiners now accept business at 6.25 for fine granulated, with fall inquiries limited to nearby requirements. Refined futures.
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Maren
Livestock market notes from Chicago cattle hogs and sheep
Cattle receipts 17 000 steady for best grades while others fell 10 to 25 cents. Hogs 64 000 receipts closing fully steady with top 10 85 and demand broad. heavy weights strong late. Sheep receipts 18 000 fat lambs steady to weak with bulk 17 76 to 18 50 and top 18 75. Fall shorn lambs 15 50 16 00. Continuous remarks on weights and packer activity throughout.
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Chicago
Grain Prices Slide on Wheat Weakness at Liverpool
Chicago wheat prices fell on January 8 as Liverpool values declined and export demand slowed. Argentine competition rose while May futures slipped to 1.776-8, July to 1.621-4, down about 1 4-4 to 2 1-8 cents. Corn finished 3-8 to 3-4 lower and oats were unchanged.
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Chicago
Liverpool
United States
Provisions Swing as Rates Shrink and Rise
A brief market note records mixed price movements with half cent down and provisions varying from ten cents decline to seven cents advance, signaling cautious trading amid fluctuating costs.
Dairy prices steady and mixed across categories
Dairy market notes butter steady eggs easier with fresh gathered and firsts and extras quoted at 69 61 and 56 58 with various prices for seconds, whites, browns and Pacific coast selections. Refrigerator firsts listed at 45 1-4 and 46 1-2. cheese remains firm.
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New York
Jan
Hennery
Western
Pacific Coast
Cotton goods markets show steady tone amid dull cotton trade
In New York January markets for dry goods and cotton goods were quiet yet steady as cotton prices slid 20 to 80 cents over three days due to large stockpiles and buyer apathy. Officials expect higher prices on fall 1925 woolens while cotton blankets will be opened Monday by idealug factors and knit goods remain flat.
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New York
Ray Asllk
Poultry Price Report From New York Market
New York January 84 live poultry prices show broilers by freight 40 to 45 cents per pound while express adds 5 cents. Colored fowls sell 39 to 47 cents, leg horns 30 to 32, ducks 40 cents by express. Dressed poultry firm for old roosters at 15 to 22 cents per pound.
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New York
Freight
Express
Seed Prices Reported in Toledo Grain Markets
Seed price report from Toledo notes Clover seed with cash bids and futures dates. Ald values listed as 19.35 with new cash at 18.35 and futures for January 19.86 February 19.45 and March 19.45. Allthe seed shows ald 13.105 now 13.25 with January and March bids.
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Toledo
Ohio
Close
Allthe
Cash
Grain and real estate notes from county court transfers
Grain prices shown include Wheat No 2 red at 1.91 and Corn No 2 yellow old at 1.84 with oats No 2 white 64. Real estate transfers were filed yesterday in the county court clerk's office.
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Renal
Six room homes listed for Essex Street and nearby avenues
Real estate classified item details several six and seven room homes on Essex Street Penn Mar Avenue View Avenue College Avenue Giles Street Lee Street and other avenues. Prices range from 5000 to 14000 on terms with hot water heat hardwood floors brick bungalow and sleeping porch. A Bluefield Avenue business property with store room and two flats rents for 100 per month, priced at 3000.
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Essex Street
PENN-MAR_ AVE
View Avenue
Union Street
College Avenue
Giles Street
Lee Street
Bluefield Ave
Real estate deeds list multiple Bluefield transfers
A sequence of 19th and early 20th century deeds records transfers in Bluefield and nearby towns. L. J. Holland to Walker, etc. involve lots 9 and 10, section SO in Bluefield for 3000 dollars. Additional entries show lot 20 in section 208, 6000 dollars from Bluefield Development Co. to Cruse et al, and more transfers including Lot 3 in section 1005 for 2300 dollars, half interest in 6.68 acres for 1200, and other parcels in Bluefield and Princeton with values ranging from 50 to 12500 dollars.
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L. J. Holland
J. Ttacy Walker
Bluefield
Bluefield Development Company
C. R. Cruse
J. S. Hall
Virginia Realty Loan Co
John 8. Shelton
Bluefeld
Joseph M. Sanders
HW. G. Slocum
Guy T. Kensinger
J. A. Kensinger
Allen Street
L. Belcher
Mabel
Tabor
O. M. Bailey
W. E
Rachel Howling
Ham Street
Matoaka
Margaret Austin
Mary
Steel Foundries See Higher Run Rates in January
New York January reports show American steel foundries operating at about seventy five percent capacity, up from seventy percent weeks earlier. December output exceeded October and November, with a bright outlook for 1924 and potential return to 1923 levels. Nash Motor declares extra 2.60 dividend on common stock, plus 3.60 regular and 1.76 preferred quarterly dividends, all payable February 1 to holders of record January 20. New handbag designs feature plain feather with black stripes and matching cigarette cases.
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Jan
American Steel
R. P. Lamont
New York
Nash Motor Company
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