Pressure of Profit Taking and Bear Selling Effects
New York stock market shows uneven absorption of profit taking with losses ranging from fractions to four points on many active issues. United States Steel touched 124 1 2, then settled near 125. American Can down near two points. General Electric slid to 410. Rail and industrial stocks fluctuated, with Nash Motors gaining sharply and several named issues closing higher amid mixed news and debt negotiation prospects.
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New York
United States Steel Common
American Can
Janeral
Caldwin
Studebaker
General Electric
Mexican
Nash Motors
American Bu
International Harvester
American Express
Pressed Steel Car
Wickware Spencer Steel
General American Tank
St. Paul
New York Central
Jersey Central
Delaware and Hudson
Lackawanna
Denver
Rio Grande
Gulf Mobile
Northern
Lehigh Valley
Mexican Seaboard
Houston
Colornado Fuel
Phillips Petroleum
Tidewater
Dupont
Sears Roebuck
Associated Dry Good
Deednut Packing
Federal Light and Traction
Kelsey Wheel
Worthington
Bond Market Faces Firm Tone in Open Trade
New York bonds opened with a firmer undertone as several foreign government and domestic corporate issues attracted steady demand. Traders noted cautious optimism amid mild rate guidance, with modest gains seen across several maturities and areas of issue activity remaining diverse.
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New York
Essex Street Cozy six room home for sale
Essex Street listing offers a six room home with hot water heat and terms at four thousand dollars with one thousand cash and monthly payments of forty dollars. Other six to seven room homes on Penn-Mar Avenue View Avenue College Avenue Giles Street Lee Street and Bluefield Avenue are described with prices and terms. A business property on Bluefield Avenue includes store room two flats renting for one thousand one hundred dollars monthly, price eight thousand dollars.
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Essex Street
Penn-Mar Ave
View Avenue
Union Street
College Avienue
Giles Street
Lee Street
Bluefield Ave
New York Stocks Close Mixed Amid Broad List
A long list of active issues shows gains and losses across sectors led by industrials and metals. Prominent names include American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, U S Steel, and United States Steel, with activity spread through utilities, transportation, oil, and consumer goods.
For Sale Real estate listings on Rabins and nearby streets
A series of house and lot listings in Bluefield and nearby towns including five room cottages on Rabins Street and Culvert Street New Midway, eight room house on Wilson Street, Flx and Frye rooms, and several lots. Prices range from $3,000 to $15,000 with cash and monthly terms, some on easy terms or trade options. Listings mention addresses in Whitehill Princeton Princeton Street and College Avenue and note terms like $50 per month and $350 cash.
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Rabins St
Bluefield
Virginia
Tugg
Wilson St
Frye
Clack Street
Bond Market News Shows Strong Demand and High Yields
Traders noted bonds crossing new highs as preferred stocks linked to convertible bonds rose. Wickwire Spencer Steel seven per cent certificates climbed to 84 1/2 on light turnover. New issues exceeding 60 million were well absorbed, with Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Co notes and Munson Steamship Line notes oversubscribed.
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Wickwire Spencer Steel
Sinclair
Munson Steamship Line
Livestock Market Report Jan 19 Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices
Livestock sale notes slow demand with cattle mostly dull. Top fat steers around 12.60 per cwt, bullocks 4.25 to 4.75, hogs 10.70 to 10.90 with large weights strongest, sheep and lambs mostly steady to higher with fat lambs rising to about 19.10 and feeder lambs around 16.50 to 17.50 per cwt. Estimated holdover 30,000.
Grain Prices Jump on Speculative Buying Rush
Chicago January reports show grain futures buoyed by speculative trading as wheat and corn prices rise amid brisk activity. Traders note strong volume fueling gains while market uncertainty lingers over future demand and weather impacts.
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Chicago
Wheat futures rise amid European bread demand
In value today to reword record heights for all deliveries, May futures climbed to 190 1-2 as front month wheat bids firm. Cash prices for 2 red wheat stood at 2.03 1-2 per bushel, with Chicago closes up 1 5-8 to 3 7-8 cents. Corn and oats posted gains, while provisions varied from 10 to 7 cents.
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Europe
Chicago
Dry Goods Market Report from New York Jan 19
Cotton cloth markets were moderately active with prices near Saturday levels. Small sales and rising inactivity contrasted with higher burlap prices. some spot and afloat prices decreased. Buyers showed bid willingness, demand for spring fabrics edged up, woolens barely improved, and ready to wear makers refreshed suit assortments with more top coats bought.
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New York
Dairy Market Report From New York
New York dairy notes show butter prices steady at the creameries with high grade extras at 95. Prices lean to the high side amid a declining creamery spread as buyers seek steady supply.
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New York
Egg and cheese market price report notes varied scores
The document lists egg quality grades from extras to firsts and seconds with scores across multiple categories and locations. It also tracks cheese prices and milk flats with fluctuating values, noting state and regional terms, averages, and specials amid fluctuating markets.
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Hennery
Hheunery
Pacific Coast
Real Estate Transfers In Bluefield and Matoaka Areas
Real estate transfers recorded yesterday in the county court clerk’s office include Bluefield Development Company to Sallie H. Odell for lots 25 and 26 section 216 Bluefield at 9300 dollars and J A Thompson and wife to T F Nicholson and wife for allotments at Matoaka at 1900 dollars.
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Bluefield Development Company
Sallie H. Odell
Bluefield
Charles W. Painter
Grace I. Painter
Gratamfield
J. A. Thompson
T. G. Nicholson
Matoaka
Arthur I
Kingdon
M. C. Gills
Coospertown
Ollie I. Long
C. A. Hylton
Lilly Land Company
Cook
Matonka
Thomas P. Hubbard
C. R
Unclear fragment with price and location
Fragment mentions 19 and 20 seconds, $867, Bluefield, and consideration of $2,000. Unable to determine full event, parties, or context from the snippet.
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Ioodson
Part
Ion
Bluefield
Consideration
Sugar Market Stagnation amid Cuban-Linked Liquidation
In New York on January 19, no change in the raw sugar market with duty at 4.59. Sales of 15,000 bags Porto Rican were made to a local refiner for late January or early February clearance. Raw sugar futures softened under commission house liquidation and selling by Cuban-connected houses. Prices finished a point above the lowest level, but remained depressed.
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New York
Wheat and seed prices mixed in Toledo market notes
In Toledo on January 19 the market reported mixed grain and seed prices. Wheat cash ranged around 2.05 to 2.06, cloverseed cash showed 19.45 to 19.48 with February at 19.48, Alsike seed 13.20 to 13.35 with March at 13.60, and timothy seed cash 3.30 with March at 3.35. Refined sugar prices held 6.10 to 6.26 with no notable changes. Moderate inquiry described overall demand as steady and refined futures nominal.
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Raidia Ana
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
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