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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1925

Page

13

Stock market surge pushes to new high amid heavy profit taking

A broad rally lifts stocks in New York with steel and rail shares leading gains despite sizable profit taking. Strong demand follows forecasts of higher pig iron output and a favorable US Steel quarterly report showing second quarter earnings at 624 221,000 compared with prior periods.

New York United States Steel Corporation Steel Common Independent Steels Midland Steel Products Otis Steel Atlantic Coast Line Frisco Norfolk and Southern Katy Seaboard Common Western Pacific White Motors Ameri

Hancock Stocks Bonds and Coal Property Listing

An itemized record shows C. B. Hancock stocks and coal properties including Pocahontas Coal West Virginia Mortgage and Development Co. and Weet Virginia Mortgage and Company. Prices listed include 125.00 and 175.00 with a 115.00 entry for preferred shares.

C. B. Hancock Racoma Coal Co Development Co Hardware Co Pocahontas Coal West Virginia Mortgage and Ae Corpora- Weet Virginia Mort Nae Aaadae and T Corporation

Bond Prices Edge Lower After Mixed Market Signals

New York July 28 Bond prices slipped to lower ground as speculation shifted away from long term credit. Despite rallies in several issues and a brisk stock turnover around two million shares, demand rose for Katy adjustment bonds amid improved earnings and news of a higher fall dividend for the Preferred. Bonds gained modestly in some segments and held most of their early gains by close.

New York

Fragmentary OCR list of company names and places

A garbled OCR fragment lists various American companies and locations such as Allied Chemical Anaconda Copper Coca Cola Pacific Coast lines and several state abbreviations. The text appears as a jumbled catalog without coherent events or narrative. Key entities include American Tobacco Water Works Woolen Foundry Union Pacific Coca Cola and Atlantic Coast Line.

Allied Chemical and American and Foundry Seabees American American Tobacco American Water Works American Woolen Atc Nison Atlantic Coast Line Jowin Baltimor Union U Northwestern Mil St. Paul Chicago R. I Pacific KR. I Ohio California New Jersey Bertereeees St Industrial Alcohol

Market Notes on Ewes and Breeders Prices

Steady, bulk fat ewes range six to seven fifty with breeders at nine to ten. Bulk feeders remain unsold as buyers watch prices and supply in the livestock market.

Poultry Prices Move Quietly in New York Markets

Live r broilers by freight 22 28 and 23 30. Fowls by freight 22 26 and by express 21 25. Roosters by freight 16. Fresh chickens 28 35 and 21 32 for fowls. Frozen chickens 23 38. Overall poultry activity described as quiet and easy.

New York Freight Express

Market mood shifts as bonds rise and banks trim holdings

A mixed bond market shows a rise in twists between rail and high grade issues. Tokyo appears as a prospective foreign borrower while Denmark plans a public sale of 330 million 50 year external gold bonds led by Guaranty Trust NY with Dillon Read and Union Trust Pittsburgh.

Canadian Pacific Southern Way Southern Pacific Seaboard Norfolk and Western Great Northern Chesapeake and Ohio Tokyo Kingdom of Denmark Guaranty ‘Trust Company of New York Dillon Read and Company Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh

Foreign exchanges steady in New York markets

Foreign exchange rates in New York show steady demand with cents quotations for major currencies. British pound near 4.85 to 4.86, francs around 4.72 to 4.73, marks and lire listed with cables. Other currencies include Belgium, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Spain and more with varying figures.

New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Swede Denmark Switzerland

Call Money Rates in New York on July 28

Call money steady with ruling rate 4 and closing bid 4. Offered at 4 1-4 with last loan 4. Call loans again acceptances 3 1-2. Time loans firm with mixed collateral 60-90 days 4 and 4-6 months 4 1-4. Prime commercial paper 3 3-4.

New York

Government Bonds Close Mixed in New York Markets

United States government bonds closed with Liberty 2 1-28 at 100.24 and various issues trading around par to premium. Second and first fours moved between 100.8 and 101.29, with Treasury 4s quoted near 102.28 and other issues around 106.20.

New York United States Uberty Treasury

Cotton Goods Steady Throughout Market in New York

New York market notes report cotton goods remaining steady across the trade today with buyers and sellers showing cautious interest. Analysts say stable prices and steady demand characterize the session amid mixed yardage shifts and ongoing supply considerations.

Textile Trade Buys Extend Into Spring Fabrics

Day shows continued buying by bag manufacturers for deliveries two to three months ahead. Five six fifteen and four yard goods balanced by heavier consolidations and finished goods slow due to high cotton. Raw silk activity rises as prices firm slightly while fall silk dress goods improve. Spring worsted dress goods open cheaper than fall with moderate demand. Men’s wear buyers more active on Monday.

Sugar market steady with late decline on Cuban duty paid

New York July 28. Raw sugar shows no intraday change though late yesterday a 132 point drop to 4.24 on Porto Rican cargo due early next month. Today 3700 bags Cuban to an outport refiner at 4.27. Futures eased on liquidation and inactive spot demand, closing mixed with small net moves.

New York

Livestock Prices Rally as Cattle Hit New Highs in Chicago

Chicago July 28 cattle market shows 8 000 head with two way trade on most kill ing classes grain fed holdings up while others slip. Best long yearlings and matured steers reach 14.70 a new high for the season. Hogs 26 000 head mostly 25 lower with varieties and weights listed. sheep 11 000 fat lambs up 25 with Oregon lambs around 15.25 and seven doubles 78 pound average 15.50. sheep scarce.

Chicago Oregon Richmond Lancaster Jersey City

Wool market in Boston steady with limited delaine sales

In Boston on July 28 buying by manufacturers on the local wool market slowed slightly due to industry adjustments. Prices largely held, with only a small amount of delaine wools moving to recent quotations. Sydney reports also note a steady market with improved blood straight combings.

Boston Sydney

Wheat Prices Rally On Mixed Western Crop News

Chicago grain prices rose as winter wheat marketing waned and crop reports from Canada and Western Europe, notably France, were unfavorable. Soybean and corn prices moved with oats falling modestly and provisions showing mixed changes.

Chicago Europe France

Dairy market report from New York July sale totals

Butter purchases listed at 16 094 receipts with firm eggs at 33 852. Fresh gathered extras and whites priced up to 51 with nearby and western hennery whites up to 49. Pacific coast whites up to 48. Cheese receipts total 425 971 pounds.

New York Pacific Coast

Seed prices listed for Toledo grain and forage seeds

Seed price table from Toledo dated July 28 shows wheat cash at 1.60 to 1.61, clover seed cash 16.70 with October at 15.25 and December at 14.75 and March 15.00, alsike December 13.10, timothy seed cash 3.95 with September 4.10 bid and October 4.05.

Toledo Ohio Alsike Timothy

Quotations Virginia Bureau of Markets Report July 27

Virginia division market report from Richmond covers live poultry butter eggs cattle and sheep prices. Includes figures for Ultra Live Richmond milk and egg prices, butter and creamery quotes, beef cattle and calves at Richmond Lancaster Jersey City and Richmond lamb markets with top and bulk prices and changing demand.

Richmond Virginia Division of Markets Ultra Live

Steel magnate willing to take miners risks in mine tour

Nathan Eck stein of Seattle recounted James A. Farrell story at the National Foreign Trade Council meeting. Farrell, president of United States Steel, told of a mine shaft where gas was bad yet workers were inside and he asked if it was safe. He answered, If it's safe enough for the men, it's safe enough for me, spurring improvements. Experience is a great teacher.

Seattle Nathan Eckstein National Foreign Trade Council James A. Farrell Farrell New Haven Pittsburg United States Steel Corporation Mr. Farrell

Ancient volume on prince education found in Los Angeles

A 1698 French treatise on raising a prince was discovered amid welfare industry items in Los Angeles. The rare book, translated into English later, describes courtly arts from flirting to horsemanship and proper dress. Its origin and donor remain undetermined.

Los Angeles Messieur du Port Royal Los Ageles

Butter market steady on top scores with fair trade

Chicago July 28 butter market shows the zone about steady on top scores with only fair trade reported. Buying interest active on 87 to 90 scores. Centralized steady with slow trade. Fresh 92 score 43 and centralized 90 score 43 1-1.

Chicago

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