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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1925

Page

12

Impressive Stock Market Rally Widens Demand Across Issues

New York July 1 stock prices showed strong breadth with over two dozen shares hitting new year highs. Demand driven by July dividends and favorable trade news lifted many issues including rubber, autos, and high priced specialties. Notable gainers included U S Rubber, Goodyear, International Shoe, Woolworth, Kreage, Montgomery Ward and Newport News Gas.

Baldwin American Locomotive International Shoe Woolworth Kreage United Clear Cain Montgomery Ward Childs Company United Drug Robert Reis Tobacco Products Packard Motors Owens Bottle Twin City Rapid Transit Newport News Hampton Gas and Electric United States Famous Players Havana Electric Ladium Steel Pierce Arrow Yellow Cab

Stock list highlights major U S corporations

A long列 list of prominent New York and American companies appears in the report, naming firms such as American Can, Bethlehem Steel, Coca Cola, General Motors, United States Steel, American Telephone, Du Pont, International Harvester, and many others. The column reflects a broad stock ledger with numerous tickers and company names across industries.

New York W. Va Assoones Oom S.ccccee American Can Einewndnatane Aimerican Caroe Foundry Aaeerican Eciand Wand American Lager American Tel American Tobacco American Water Works American Woolen Anaconda Copper O.ccresrs Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore and Ohio Bethlehem Steel Congoleum-Nairn Consolidated Gas Orn Producta Cible Steel Cuba Cane Lager Rmeeves Davison Chemfreal Setes Deedee Bros du Pont de Nemours Electric Power Lahigh Ve Or Laoutaville Nashville Mack Truck c.Isseeess Continent Petroleum Kansas Texas Missouri Pacific Montgomery Ward National Biscuit Nations N. H Hartford Norfolk Can Western General Asphalt Ortheme Pacithe Ee Petroleum Paswee Whee Central Seether Cerro Ge Pasco Chandler Motor Baribestpedan Chesapeake Chicago Northwestern St. Paul KR L Pacific Coca Cola Colorado Great Northern Gulf States Cemees Baty H Mudson Motors Illinois Central Vhs Amd Go International Harvester Mer Marine International Niehket Kelly-Springfield Kennecott Copper General Mpiettrie General Motors American Petroleum Phi . Louls and Safeaboard ‘Air Line Fates States Industrial United States Rubber Nited States Steel

Bond market shows expansion after large dividend payout

The New York bond market surged on July 1 as reinvestment of $438 million dividends and interest boosted activity and prices. United States government issues led with new records on a brisk turnover, with Liberty and Treasury bonds rising above prior peaks.

New York United States Liberty Treasury

Loans Purchase of Real Estate Notes in Bluefield and Princeton

We will buy first or second mortgage notes on Bluefield or Princeton properties. Terms cover five year maximum for notes and monthly payment plans for second mortgages. First mortgages offered for five or ten year terms.

Bluefield Princeton Bluefield New Hope Road

Rail bonds favored for institutions with European support

Institutional buyers showed preference for hich-erade and several industrial issues with speculative potential. Reading general 44s Sea board 6s Frisco adjustment and income 6s led gains along with Baltimore and Ohio refunding 6s and Canadian Pacific 48. Oil sugar motor and chemical bonds also advanced while foreign exchange remained unsettled and France eyed debt funding talks aiding French obligations. Berlin loan attracts heavy early subscriptions as books open tomorrow.

Seaboard Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Pacific France City of Berlin

Government Bond Quotes In New York On July First

United States government bonds closed with Liberty 3s at 101.1 and various Liberty and Treasury issues showing values such as Liberty first 4% at 102.28 and Treasury 4s at 104.6. Market notes list Liberty second 4s 101.16 Liberty third 4s 101.28 Liberty fourth 4% 103.4 Treasury 4%s 108.4.

New York United States Liberty Treasury

Call Money Market Report from New York

Call money easier with high 5 and low 5 at 6 percent. Closing bid and offered at 6 percent, last loan 6 percent. Call loans against acceptances 4 percent. time loans firmer. Mixed collateral 60 90 days at 3 to 4 percent. 4 months at 3 4 percent.

New York Crime Commerce

Foreign exchange rates in New York spot and cables

Foreign exchanges irregular with quotations in cents. Great Britain 4.86 9/16 demand, 4.86 1/16 cables. France 446%. Italy 3.37. Belgium 4.42, Germany 23.80. Sweden 26.79. Tokyo 40%. Shanghai 79%. Montreal 100.

New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho - Slovakia Jugo-Slavia Austria Rumania Argentina Brazil Tokio Shanghai Montreal

Livestock market report Chicago July 1 1922 cattle hogs and sheep

Cattle receipts 11 000 with feed steers strong to 25c higher and top weighty steers at 13 25. Long yearlings 13 00 and over 600 bullocks at 12 76 up. Hogs receipts 13 000 active at 13 50 to 14 00 top 14 00. Sheep receipts 16 000 fat lambs active with 72 lb range lambs around 16 00 and natives 15 50 to 15 75. Cull natives 10 50 to 11 00, fat ewes 6 50 to 7 50.

Chicago Moatie the

Wheat market tumbles on selling pressure and crop outlook

Wheat fell over five cents a bushel, led by eastern trading houses, while forecasts project 1925 domestic wheat output well above government June 1 figures. The market closed unsettled with wheat at 1.42% to 1.43% and 1.39% to 1.40 for September. Corn and oats edged lower, and provisions rose slightly.

Chicago

Seed prices report from Toledo seed market

Seed quotes for wheat, clover, alltke, and timothy list cash prices in July with August September and October futures. Wheat cash at 1641.66 dollars. clover seed October 14.50 and December 14.00. alltke August 14.50 and December 14.00. Timothy seed cash 3.70, September 4.00.

Toledo Ohio Clover Alltke Timothy

Poultry Prices Mixed in New York Markets

Live poultry unsettled amid July 1 trade. Broilers by freight 25 to 35 cents, by express 25 to 39 cents. Fowls by freight 26 to 30 cents, fowls steady to 34 to 35 cents.

New York

Butter markets steady amid mixed demand across regions

New York reports July 1 butter steady as receipts reach 18,873 with creamery higher than extras and 92 score at 40c. Chicago notes steady top grades with fresh 92-score at 40c and centralized 90-score at 40c, buyers cautious on quality. Cheese receipts reach 312,116 pounds with markets quiet.

New York C. Do Chicago

Steady Raw Sugar Market With Porto Rican and St. Croix Shipments

In New York on July 1 the raw sugar market steadied with spot prices at 4.40 duty paid. Trade houses led selling as 28,000 bags Porto Rican due next week and 7,000 bags St. Croix in port traded at the quoted price while futures eased.

New York St. Croix Trade and Commission Houses Selers

Safe Attractive 5% Certificates Offer

The advertisement promotes 5 percent certificates described as safe liquid investments. They are tax free and redeemable in cash on 30 days notice, with installment purchases starting at one dollar per week.

Prices hold steady as futures close mixed

Prices remained largely unchanged with July at 2.57, September 2.70, December 2.82, and March 2.88. Refined sugar stayed at 5.50 to 5.60 for fine granulated amid flat business, described as hand to mouth.

American Woolen Co Opens Tropical Worsteds for 1926 Line

The Ameri can Woolen Company today opened its lines of tropical worsteds and summer fabrics for spring 1926. Prices compared with a year ago were 2% cents higher to 15 cents a yard lower on lines under 2.25 a yard. Prospects for large business look good due to active retail trade early this season after last month’s heat. Cotton goods were stronger with advances on sheetings drills and print cloths. Yarns firmer. Raw silk showed little change.

New York American Woolen Company

Wool market in Boston steady with firm prices

In Boston on July 1 the wool market shows strong prices across lines with brisk but evenly spread business. Fine staple wool stands at 1.35 clean, other staples around 1.25 to 1.28 and quarter blood firm 95 cents to 1.00 clean, with listed prices unchanged. In Dublin a man who sang at a Catholic church recorded his solos. at his funeral his records were played.

Boston OWN Dublin

Real estate transfers filed with county clerk yesterday

Karnes and others transfer two lots in Hines addition Princeton to Harry A. Barger and others for 4000 dollars. Reid Land and Improvement Company transfers a lot in Round House Genoa Princeton to W. C. Kane for 5 dollars.

Karnes Et Als Harry A

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