Stock Prices Drift Lower As Volume Shrinks In New York
New York, Jan 20. Stock prices drifted to lower ground with markedly contracted trading volume. Declines were orderly with most active issues held near or at small losses amid selling pressures from commission house guidance. Despite the market tone, bank clearings topped one billion dollars for the fifteenth time this year and freight car loadings hit a seasonal record while wheat reached a fresh high.
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Commisssion House
U.S
American
Baldwin
Studebaker
Solvenia A
Burroughe
International Harvester
Laclede Gas
Mathieson Alkali
National Dairy Products
Willys Overland Preferred
Bear Traders
Manhattan
Mallinson
Lehigh Valley
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Reading
Chiccago
Olly
Wortham
Maracaibo
Atlantic Refining
Colorado Fuel
Mexican Seaboard
Tidewater
Livestock Prices Decline Amid Market Slump in Chicago
Chicago cattle receipts total 11 000 with beef steers showing slow demand and weighty lots most steady. Notes report strictly choice 1 614 pound bullocks at 10 75, heavy loads around 9 75 to 10 25, and varied prices for yearlings, heifers, cows, and bulls reflecting a general downturn from yesterday.
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Chicago
Essex Street Cozy six room home for $6,000
Real estate list notes several six room homes on Essex Street Penn Mar Ave View Avenue Union Street College Avenue Giles Street and Lee Street with prices from $6,000 to $14,000 plus terms. Also Bluefield Ave business property with store room two flats renting $100 per month priced at $8,000.
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Dionth
Penn-Mar Ave
Qood
View Avenue
Union Street
College Avenue
Jermy
Giles
Lee Street
Giles Street
Bluefield
Wheat futures rise on strong import needs then retreat
Chicago grain prices rose on European import demand for the next six months, but profit taking and weak export demand capped gains. Wheat closed unsettled up to 3-8 cent, with May at 1.90 1/2 to 1.91, July 1.67 1/8 to 1.67 1/4, oats down 1/3 to 1/2 cent, and soy provisions mixed.
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Chicago
United States
New York Cotton Goods Figures and Stock Prices
New York opening and closing stock prices list a wide range of industrials and commodities. Highlights include American Can, U S Steel, Southern Pacific, Standard Oil, and numerous copper, coal, chemical, and transportation firms, with varied bid and share figures reflected in the compact market roundup.
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BEM
American Car and Woundry
American
American Water Works
Atlantic Coast
Baldwin
Baltimore and Ohio
Rathlehen
California
Central
Cerro Tie Paso Vic
Iesesesenen Ees Chandler Motor
Uherapeake
Chicago
Northwestern
Ohio
Open Colu
Colorado
Congoleum
Cosden OH
Crucible Stel
Cuba
Duylaon Chemical
Cease du Pont du Nemours
Famons-Dlayarn
General Asphalt
General Electra
Motors
Sree
Great Northern
Cale State
Steel Houston O
Hideon Motors
Iminota
Centeal
Daryowenr
Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Goufsvids
Nashville Mack Yruck
Marland
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Seaboard
Missouri
Kansas
Tixa
Misouri Daestle
Montgomery Ward
Wiseuit National
York Central
N.Y
Norfolk and Western
North A
Agnerteiur
Nor Fern
Pueltic Fares
Suves Apie
American Petroleum Sbd
Mmmbyivam
Reading
Himps Petroleusy
Randin
Republic Tran
Reynolds Tobacon
Leonia
San Pranedse
Seaboard Air Line
Jenna Rowbuck Co
Dnelair Consolidated
dlass-Sheffield Steel Oo
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Standard Ol of
Standard Oil of
New Jereny
Stewart Warner Oo
Mudebsker Ove
Eee
Eae
Texax Company
Tex and Puelte Tobacco Producta
Cvana Continental OU
Yee & Infon Vain Peece Seems
Steen
Cast Iron Pipe Oo
Lied
Bintea
Wabush
Waatinghouse
Caesece
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Wool Prices Rise Hit 1925 Dress Goods Trade
The article notes wool price rises dampening dress goods demand as mills reject bids. Burlaps are quiet while wholesalers report moderate volume, focusing on early delivery lines. The 1925 offerings by the Ainnskeag company were priced lower than the previous year, yet one cent per yard less than goods priced then.
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Ainnskeag Company
Dairy Market Report From New York January Prices
New York dairy prices show butter steady with receipts totaling 11 895 and creamery firsts scoring 88 to 91. Eggs firm on 16 082 receipts with fresh gathered extras at 64 cents and firsts at 62 to 63 cents. Nearby and western henery whites sold around 69 cents with averages for extras near 3 68 cents. Pacific coast whites and refrigerator firsts range 53 to 64 cents.
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Ieceipts
Hennery
Pacific Coast
Sugar market rises in New York on Cuban futures
In New York on January 20 a firmer tone in the raw sugar market led to a 1-16 advance to 4.65 a hundredweight for duty paid Cuban sugar. Estimated sales reached about 145,000 bags.
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New York
For Sale Homes and Lots in Bluefield and Princeton VA
For sale listings include five room cottages on Roning Street Bluefield price 2000 cash 25 monthly and eight room house on Wilson Street 9500 with 300 cash and 50 monthly. Two lots on Tuegle Place 4000 500 cash 40 monthly. Six room brick on College Avenue 14500 terms. Several tracts on Princeton Road and city of Princeton. New electric room house on Colley Avenue 28000 good terms.
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Virginia
Tuegle Place
Wilson St
Clark Street
Cilyart Street
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Bramwell Road
Colley Avenue
Jefferson Street
Rockbridge Street
Princeton Road
Princeton
R. R. Street
Bluefeld
College Avenue
Sugar and financial notes move through early markets
Markets showed little change in raw sugar futures after January declines from 100 notices linked to liquidation. Wheat and seeds traded in Toledo with varied January and March prices. Poultry prices in New York remained active with expressed and freight rates, while bonds and cane sugar shares edged up slightly. Bankers reported a 5 million city of Bremen discount notes placement and HungaryFinancing talks, with an Los Angeles bond offer awaiting allocation.
Bond Prices Fall Amid Dull Trading In New York
Bond trading in New York showed irregular declines with reactionary tendencies. Mexican obligations and several industrial issues showed independent strength as Mexico’s financial discussions spurred buying, lifting Mexican five percent bonds to a new high around 45 1 2.
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New York
Jan
Mexico
Rima Steel in Hungary Seeks US Loan in Wall Street
The Rima Steel Corporation, a leading Hungarian industrial group, is reportedly negotiating a large loan with New York bankers. If finalized, it would be the first Hungarian industrial loan in the United States and the third major European steel loan in recent months. Anticipated official announcements are expected later this week as big oil firms project record earnings from low-price accumulations during recent over-production.
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New York
Rima Steel Corporation
Hungary
Wall Street
United States
Europe
Oil firms hold vast assets with Standard Oil leading
The latest figures show oil holdings exceeding 600 million dollars with Standard Oil Co of New Jersey owning about 250 million. Other major holdings are within the Standard Oil group along with Gulf Oil Texas Co and Sinclair. Independent steel firms in Minnesota expand mining, Duluth reports say. Minnesota Steel Co speeds up operations adding 500 open hearth and blast furnace workers. Shenango Furnace Co will resume Webb mine. Mahoning mine to restart soon. Dissenting stockholders of five railroads slated to join Van Sweringen Nickel Plate system may object before interstate commerce and appeal to courts for appraisal of holdings under the leases. Nickel Plate bears appraisal costs. Erie and Pere Marquette directors expected to approve leases shortly.
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Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Standard Oil Group
Gulf Oil
the Texas Co
Sinclair
Duluth
Minnesota Ranges
Minnesota Steel Co
Shenango, Furnace Co
van Swerl
Pens Greater
Interstate Commerce
Inter
Erie
Pere Marquette
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