Market News Summary of Bond Trading and Livestock Prices
Bond trading drifted lower while surplus funds moved to new offerings led by the 20 million Hershey Chocolate issue. Australian loan terms loom, long term bonds estimated at 100 million and offered below par. Copper and oil bonds softened, Pan American and Anaconda cited, and rail liens offerings taken up only with price concessions. Livestock markets showed steady to higher lambs and hogs with various price ranges. poultry offerings weak.
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Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Anaconda
Chile
Atchison General 46
Delaware and Hudson Se
Stock Market Mixed With Scattered Losses At Close
Market closed with widespread small declines though some issues showed strength. Steel shares held up despite a lower tonnage report while Dodge Brothers rose on expectations of a favorable earnings release and North American rose to near highs after recapitalization.
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York
Steel Corporation
Wall Street
Steel Common
Bethlehem Steel
United Cast Iron Pipe
Dodge Brothers Common
General Motors
Arrow Sesves
Mack Trucks
Fisher Body
North American
Metropolitan Edison
Underwood Typewriter
Weston Electric
Phoenix Hosiery
Internatoni Agricultural
Mercantile Reviews
Dun's
Community Loan Co. Offers Tax Free Certificates
Attractive certificates offered for safe liquid investment. Redeemable in cash after 30 days notice. Installment purchases available from $1.00 per week. Address 218 Bland Street, W. Netkirk. Sec Treas.
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Community Loan CO
Bland Street
Netkirk, Sec-Treas
Market closes steady amid weekend profit taking
Stiffer money rates and weekend profit taking weighed on trading. Closing prices show Allied Dye, American Tobacco, California Petroleum and several rail and utility stocks edging higher or holding firm as investors reassessed values.
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Allied
American Or
Rene Tote
American Tobacco
tfornia Petroleum _ entra
Mer
I International kellelly-Sprice
Ennecott
Eesces Bligh Valle Eeses
FOU
Isville Ona
Nashville
Éeune Éothontes Cat
Axwell Motors
Cccceessexican Seaboard OW
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Missouri, Kansas
Texas
Misesouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward
Fawnaeee
Hartford
Republic Iron and ‘Steet
Financial figures listed for unspecified items
A series of monetary amounts appears, including 100000, 161250, 2746688.45, and several other balances. The data resembles accounting lines or ledger entries with multiple totals and smaller figures such as 291 etc. No clear entities or events are identified in the fragment.
Government Bond Prices in New York Market
United States government bonds closed with Liberty 3s at 100.20 and various Liberty and Treasury issues quoted. Liberty first 4% at 102.22, Liberty second 4s at 101.6, Liberty third 4s at 103.21, Liberty fourth 4s at 102.28, Treasury 4s at 103.30, and Treasury 4% at 107.22.
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New York
United State
Liberty
Diberty
Treasury
Call Money Market Report New York July 10
Call money firmer with a high of 4 percent and a low of 3 percent. Ruling rate sits at 3 percent, closing bid 4 percent, offered at 4 percent, and last loan 4 percent. Call loans against acceptances 3 percent. Time loans firmer with mixed collateral 60 90 days at 3 or 4 percent and 4 4 months at 4 percent. Prime commercial paper quoted 3 or 4 percent.
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New York
Livestock Receipts and Prices at Chicago Market
Cattle receipts reached 4000 with steady killing classes. Top matured steers sold around 12.90 with Texans in bulk. best yearlings around 11.65 and most grain-fed steers 10.50 to 12.00. Hogs receipts 18000 with activity mainly to yard traders and small killers, prices rising 25 to 40 cents.
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Chicago
Averane
Stocks Bonds and Coal Company Disclosures
The notice lists various stocks and bonds including Aracama Coal Co. with a $125.00 item from Wyoming and 75.00 from Garland Development Co. Other entries reference coal firms and mortgage corporations such as Pocahontas Coal Virginia Mortgage and Discount Corporation and West Virginia Mortgage and Discount Corporation in common and preferred forms.
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Aracama Coal Co
Wyoming
Garland Development Co
Oaera Valley Grocery
Pecahenne Fuel Co
C'm Vemiee
Bee Ash Coal Co
Oonewera
Bunbeam Coal Terling Lanes
Therese Pocahontas Coal — Virginia
Foreign exchanges steady in New York quotations
Foreign exchanges were steady in New York with cents quotations across several nations. Britain 4.85% demand and 486% cables, France 4.68% demand, Belgium 4.62%, Germany 23.80, Sweden 2681, Norway 17.50, Spain 14.50, Argentina 40.37, Tok 41%, Shanghai 79, Montreal 100 1/64.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Cegecho
Slovakia
Juso-Slavia
Austria
Romania
Argentina
Brazil
Tok
Shanghai
Montrea
Wheat prices retreat as profits sell off grips Chicago market
Wheat futures fell sharply as early buyers locked in gains. The market absorbed a shift to new winter wheat and forecasts of a northwest heat wave, with September at 1.42 and December at 1.45 to 1.48 per bushel. Corn and oats showed small changes and provisions varied around yesterday's finish.
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Chicago
Northwest
New York Poultry Market Report July 10
Live poultry irregular. Broilers by freight priced at 25 to 33 cents per pound and by express at 28 cents, with variations noted in the New York market report for July 10.
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New York
Express
Rail schedule notes for Bluefield and connections
The timetable lists N. W. R. trains from Bluefield departing 7:45 a.m. to East Radford and local stops, with connections to Bristol at East Radford. A 9:30 a.m. sleeper and dining car goes to Lynchburg, then to Philadelphia via Hagerstown with dining car Roanoke. An additional 4:55 p.m. local serves Roanoke, and a 9:10 p.m. sleeper to Norfolk. Morning local to Williamson at 6:10 a.m., and services toward Renova Cincinnati Columbus with sleepers to Cincinnati, Columbus and Chicago. Other departures include 8:40 a.m. for Cincinnati Columbus with sleeper and dining. 1:05 p.m. for Portsmouth, and 7:30 p.m. for Welch Gary, plus 1:50 p.m. toward Nor.
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Bluefield
East Radford
Bristol
Lynchburg
New York
Hagerstown
Roanoke
Norfolk
Williamson
Renova
Cincinnati
Columbus
Chicago
Charleston
Cinpienati
Sleeper
Portsmouth
Welch
Gary
Nor
Dairy Prices and Receipts for New York July 10
Dairy prices and receipts report shows butter firm with 14 304 receipts and 19 288 receipts for Keees irregular. Nearby hennery whites and extras, 45 48c, with firsts to average extras. Pacific Coast whites 37 44c to 39 43c. Cheese steady at 284 417 pounds. State whole milk flats fresh fancy to fancy specials 23 24e.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Butter Market Steady With High Grade Demand
Chicago July 10 report shows market for scores above 89 steady as dealers operate freely with strong demand for 87 and 88 scores. Centralized market firm with limited 90-score cars, good demand for 88 scores but few units available. Fresh 92-score cent centralized at 42 cents and 90-score at 42 cents.
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Chicago
Sugar Market Slips as New York Prices Waver
Raw sugar remained weak in New York trading on July 10 as prices stayed soft and market activity showed little vigor amid subdued demand and recent oversupply concerns.
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New York
Notice of Trustee's Sale of Real Estate in Bluefield WV
Notice of trustee sale under a 1921 deed of trust for Clarence Calfee's $3,600 debt. T. Johnson defaulted, M. Tanner as substituted trustee will auction the Bluefield property July 28 1925 at 2 PM at the Commercial Bank Building front door. Property on Cree Creek in Mercer County bounds described, includes two and one half acres more or less.
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Circuit Court
Mercer County
West Virginia
A. Scott
T. Johnson
JL. G. Scott
County Court of
Mercer
Virginia
Clarence Calfee
Commercial Bank of
Minefeld
Ran ‘Tanner
Commercial Bank Building
Federal Street
Bluefield
Princeton
Y ‘Thompson
D. A. Thompson
Sugar market steady after heavy week despite weakness
Cuban remaining at 4.24 and a heavy business week pushed raw sugar futures lower at one point four to twelve points. July led the decline due to thirty nine notices issued. Local and foreign houses sold freely on spot weakness but covering orders at close kept prices steady. Refiners accepted business at 5.35 for fine granulated while the refined market stayed heavy with no demand improvement.
Cotton goods markets show active trade in New York
Cotton goods trading was brisk with print cloths selling over 60 000 pieces as prices rose. Deliveries extend to September and October. Wool markets gained on resumed foreign auctions with mill sales, and silk mill centers reported revival of activity in fall lines.
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New York
Wool Market Shows Fine Wools Steady After London Sales
Boston July 10 The wool market remains focused on fine and quarter blood wools with prices holding steady after the London sales. Fleece wools sell at recent quotations with some short wools advancing slightly. Quarter blood stock and cross breds show modest gains while Merinos strengthen and prices remain mostly unchanged except for Fine clothing at 47 cents and half blood combing at 46 47 cents.
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Boston
London
Quotations of Virginia Bureau of Markets
Virginia Bureau of Markets Richmond reports July 9 live poultry prices with heavier receipts and unsettled market. Chickens colored 11-2 lbs 35-48c, under 11-2 lbs 30-35c. hens 22-23c. leghorns 20-21c. roosters 15-16c. Cattle in Jersey City receipts 1920 including 1900 directs with no trading. veals scarce. Lancaster receipts 400 dull market. yards closed for commission outing with few early sales.
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Richmond
Jersey City
Lancaster
Market Report Shows Steady Steer Prices and Mixed Stock
Steers priced steady with value around 10.90 for selected lots and bulk common to medium grassers trading 8.50 to 9.25. Other classes maintain near steady quotes as Richmond notes firm butter stock and eggs around 29 cents. Jersey City reports scarce lambs with firmer spots up to 25 cents, Virginia ewes and early trims show spring movement with steady prices.
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Jersey City
Real estate transfers filed in county court clerk's office
Real estate transfers recorded include Will Kirby et al to D M Miller for lot 16 section 55 Houser avenue for 650 dollars. Robert Baker and wife to John W Smith for part lot 8 section 850 Bluefield for 7500 dollars. James D Taylor to Julia Taylor for part lot 3 section 830 Bluefield for 1000 dollars. C V Moye and wife to J A Arrington for lots 21 and 22 block C hear Glenwood for 500 dollars.
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Will Kirby
Als
D. M. Miller
Houser Avenue
Robert Baker
John W. Smith
Bluefield
James D. Taylor
Julia Taylor
C. V. Moye
J. A. Arrington
Glenwood
Japanese delegate Motoda named for peace conference
Tokyo July 11 reports Dr Sakun oshin Motoda former St Paul University president designated as the Japanese delegate to the World Christian Peace Conference to be held in Stockholm next autumn. He will be accompanied by a party to attend the event and discuss pacifist aims.
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Tokyo
Sakunoshin Motoda
St. Paul University
Stockholm
Motoda
Japanese Delegate Aims At Immigration Law Revision
A Japanese delegate will travel via Siberia to a conference and submit a proposal to modify United States anti Japanese immigration laws by appealing to international sympathy.
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Tenga
Siberia
United States
Notice of Dissolution of Stadtholders Creamery Co
Notice that Stadtholders of tu Husband's Creamery Company of Bluefield West Virginia adopt resolutions to dissolve the corporation and wind up its affairs. The board will convert assets to cash, discharge liabilities pro rata to stockholders after publication of the notice in a newspaper near the principal offices for four consecutive weeks. The secretary must certify publication to the Secretary of State of West Virginia. Dated April 30 1925.
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Tu Husband's Creamery Company
West Virginia
Bluefield
Princpal
W. Virginia
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