Stock Market Faces Selling Pressure in Narrow Rebound
New York trading opened firm as fresh buying followed a persistently high rediscount rate. Most issues showed orderly reactions with rail and industrials recovering slightly after short covers, while St Paul, Louisville Nashville, and Omaha common fell on earnings concerns and broader stock weakness.
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New York
Federal Reserve
St. Paul
Freshont Byram
Omaha Common
der Soy Central
Lousville
Nashville
Nickel Plate
Pete Marqueite
United States Steelcoramoen
Baldwin
Dan
Nash Motors
Ludlum Steel
American Society For Steel Treating
Allin Chalmers
Coca Cola
Dupont
General Kilectric
International Nickel
Pittsburg Terminal Coal
U. S. Cast Iron Pipe
U. S. Realty
Wilson
Sixea
Skelly
Federal
Standard Gassises
Bond market moves show Mexican rally and St Paul slump
In New York on January 16, bond activity featured a rally in Mexican obligations while St Paul railroad issues slumped. The report highlights contrasting price movements with shifts in demand across debt categories.
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New York
St. Paul
Essex Street five room home on easy terms
Own your home in Essex Street area with a new ale room home priced at 5,000 dollars on terms of 1,009 cash and 340 per month. Also listed are Penn-Mar Ave good five room home at 6,250 dollars on easy terms and more properties on View Avenue Union Street College Avenue Lea Street and Giles Street with multiple rooms hot water heat hardwood floors and various price points and financing options. Bluefield Ave offers a valuable business property including store room and loading space at 8,000 dollars with 100 dollars per month rent potential.
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ESSEX
Penn-Mar Avi
View Avenue
Union Street
College Avenue
Qiles Street
Lea Street
Giles Street
Bluefield Ave
Livestock Cattle Receipts and Markets at Chicago
Cattle receipts totaled 6900 with steers and yearlings 18 to Zoe Smver showing very slow decline. Better grades fairly numerous with marired steers at 10.10 to 10.00, best yearlings around 10.40, full fed alders and yearlings 7.70 to 9.00. Weighty cows and heifers lower, bulk calves 2.76 to 3.00, few heavy belogna bullys 4.70, mostly 4.65 downward on slow demand.
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Chicago
Zoe
New York Stocks Close With Broad Uproar in Names
The list of closing prices features firms across chemicals, dyes, cans, locomotives, tobacco, water works, textiles, oil, copper, and steel. Major names include American Can, American Locomotive, General Electric, General Motors, U S Steel, Gulf Oil, American Sugar, Bethlehem Steel, Illinois Central, Pennsy, Norfolk and Western, Western Union, and Woolworth, reflecting a broad market tilt amid mixed gains and losses with several preferred issues noted.
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New York
Cansisrese
American Locomotive
American Tel
American Water
American Woolen Anaconda Atchison Atlante
Bridwin
Baltimore
Ohie Bethlehan Abeedoo
Calfornia Petrolean
Canadian Pacific
Ceresee
Mhandler Molareee
du Pont de Nensours
Tanous
Lansley
General Asphalt
General Electric
Cevere Sree
General Motors
Great Northern
CY Henaoaris
Gulf Blalea Steel Eeereeer Evee Houston OW
Hudson Motors Nels Central d International
New
York
Harford
Norfolk and Western
NorthsAmerican Northern
Amerlery Pornnaylvania Eves Phin
Reading
Phops Petroteuny
Diuynolda
Skr
Louis
Seaboard Ayr Eelnesi
Senra Roebuck
Sinclatr Consolidated
Llons-Sheffield
Brevl - Southern Pvcle
Southern Railway
Californhy
Standard Qi
New Jersey
Stewart Warner Prec
Eeeceeveres
Bludabaker Sieve
Torus Company
Ceee
Union Baeifie Sess
United Drug
United States
Ste Utih
Wubnal
Wille-Overland
Woolworth
Cere Crease
Live Hog Market Report With Mixed Changes Across Weights
Hog prices slipped with late trade 25 to 50 lower. Receipts 68 000. top bid 10.70. Most 180 to 240 pound hogs 9.80 to 10.20. 140 to 160 pound averages 8.75 to 9.00. Slaughter pigs 7.00 to 8.00. Sows scarce, bulk 9.80 to 10.00. Sheep receipts 12 000. choice lambs steady to firm, bulk 18.00 to 18.50, top 18.78. fall lambs 15.85. fat sheep steady, fat ewes 9.90 to 10.80. Feeder lambs up 0.25, bulk 16.50 to 17.00, top 17.50.
Seed prices and notes from Toledo market page
Seed listings from Toledo reveal cash wheat No 2 red at 1.99 per bushel with various 1-2 price quotes and futures shown as 2.00. Cloverseed cash ranges reflect old and new prices near 19.75, with February and March around 19.85 and October at 16.00 asked. Aly sike and Timothy gin items show cash quotes and dwindling figures, indicating mixed seed market activity and odd spellings in the record.
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Toledo
Aly Sike
Timothy Gin
For Sale: Virginia Homes and Lots in Bluefield Area
Numerous houses and lots listed with prices and payment terms across Bluefield Virginia and nearby towns. Includes five and six room houses on Rolling Street Clark Street and Bramwell Road, prices from 3000 to 24000, with cash down payments and monthly terms, plus multiple lots on Jefferson,Tngele Rockbridge Princeton Road and College Avenue. Also references trades and flexible terms for real estate holdings.
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Rolling St
Bluefield
Virginia
Tngele Place
Wilson St
Clark Street
Calvert Street
New Midway
Bramwell Road
Colley Avenue
Jefferson Street
Rockbridge Street
Princeton Road
Princeton
Whiefield
College Avenue
Washington daily notes and policy shifts in 1922 events
The piece surveys U S policy and political signals in late 1922 with references to Prohibition, naval policy and postal rate debates, the federal debt, civil aeronautics, antitrust measures, and uncertain sugar futures amid trade activity and market sentiment. It notes Coolidge administration moves and Congressional investigations into enforcement and personnel, with mentions of Hoover and prohibition enforcement.
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White House
Haynes
Senate
United States
Census Bureau
House Commerce Commission
Bureau of Civil Aeronautics
Commerce Departments
Federal Trade Commission
House
Cool- Tine
Coolidge
Hoover
Tment of Agriculture
Couzens
Mlesehhintaan Yeast Company
Sugar market advance in New York on January 16
Advance of 142 cents lifted raw sugar to 4.55 per 100 pounds for Cuban duty pail as 29,000 bags from late January shipments moved to local refiners amid stronger raw sugar figures.
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New York
Dry goods trade in New York markets steady for fabrics
Cotton foods trading remained quiet after the late day break in raw cotton. New cloths and wash fabrics were purchased steadily in small lots by retailers. converters moved faster on new lines. Knit goods led activity in underwear and hosiery, silks drew better demand with new prints. Wool goods openings slated late month with anticipated price advances of ten to twenty percent.
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New York
Wheat firm after early setback as European buyers lift prices
Chicago trading sent wheat higher with strong demand from European buyers. July delivery rose to new seasonal high while the market recovered from an early sharp decline, closing firm at 7-8 cents higher in modest trading.
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Chicago
Isa
Grain Prices Edge Up in Mixed Market Report
A brief market note shows corn futures fluctuating with a rise from $1.59 to $1.85 per unit and 1-4 to 5-8 shifts, while Lincoln line items and outs 1-8 to 1-4 weaken, and provisions hold at a 22 cent lower level. The report reflects a cautious session with uneven moves across grains and feeds.
Dairy News and Real Estate Transfers Chronology
Butter market shows little move as frost and eyes firm while cheese remains steady. Real estate transfers filed in county clerk's office include Ww F Rose et al to FB M Goodson for lot 1 section 506 Bluefield at 2590. I J White and wife to H S Worley lot 10 Cahill addition Princeton at 10. Jairus Collins to Emma C Thomas lot 7% Wasena addition Bramwell at 5000. Amanda Davis to Vilda Davis one acre Aluestone river at 35.
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F. Rose
Als
FB. M. Goodson
Bluefield
White
H. S. Worley
Cahill
Princeton
Jairus Collins
Emma C
Amanda Davis
Vilda Davis
Aluestone River
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Virginia Realty Loan Co
Federal St
Qulesmen
J. He Dayne
Bow
Dilton
Bluebeid
East Radford
Starons
Isart Radford
Bristol
Norfolk
Lynchburg
Philadelphia
Hayavatown
Rownoke
Bhenan
Roanoke
Nortfotl
WiNawer
Medor Kenova
Cinginnall
Columbus
Slespen
Columbua
Charleston
Cinchinnall
Norton
J. Wily
Dreket
C, B. Hancock
W. Va
Iret National Bank
The
Ochlan Power Co
PTB
G. Cow
Pineal
Cas Co
Otey
Bruno
Stanley
WEA Semace
Pete Cobb
M. K. Harman
First National Bank
American Finance Company
Lamb
Bradmann Building
Prient
Blosser
Washington
Tino
Thrift
Bev
Hennery
Bluefield Trust Company
Federal Street
Iyano ‘I
Alanm
James Elwood
Prea
G A
Thomas F. Farrell
BR. Hawthorne
Navigation Sel Company
Pocahontas
Idewater
Great Lakes
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Pocahontas Fuel Company, Incorporated
Parahontas
Wee Broadway
APOLE
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Eton
MABE
Board of
Tande Bid C ‘Ain
Bowi Ng Wee Wenginnate O10
Maine
Pocahoitan Wharf
Malton
Portland
Mt Field
West Virginia
New Bedford
MAS
Pocahontas Wharf
Milliman Street
Onal Alow
Atlantic Coast
Tidewater Phera
Lambert's
Sewall's Paint
Newport Faws
City Pleza
Ciient Lakes
Sundunks
Ohio
Olja Landon
Moxy, Bavon & Co, Ltd
Lime Street Square
London
B.C
Ragland
Italy
Henry Cor & Clhrici
Piazza S
Pocahontas Fuel Co., Inc
Broadway
Cabla Addison.Terahontas
Watkins
Scott
Western Union
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