Stock prices tumble under heavy profit taking on big volume
New York July 29 stock prices turned reactionary amid unusually large volume of profit taking. Despite early gains on overnight buying, many issues pared advances or fell back as the day closed. Steel and specialty shares rose on company news, while rubber and several industrials slipped on lower commodity prices.
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U. S. Steel Ooration
Commission House
Steel Common
Developments Foundation Company
International Combustion Engineering
Ward Baking B
General Motors
Fisher Body
Brown Shoe
Continental Can
International Nickel
International Telephone
Pacific Gas and Electric
United Drug
Benington Typewriter
Spicer Manufacturing
Orpheum Circuit
U. S
Stocks Bonds and Coal Property C B Hancock Bid
A brief stock and property notice outlines bids for C B Hancock assets including stocks bonds and coal property. The item notes bidding context and likely submission details for interested parties.
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Bonds Trade Reflect Mixed Railroad Price Movements
New York reports active trading in railroad bonds with profits taking tempering early gains. Analysts note expectations for June earnings by Class One railroads could be the second highest on record, while broader stock strength stalls bond gains amid cautious moves by investors.
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Carloadings Reach Million Mark Spur Bond Buying
The report notes carloadings surpassing the million mark boosting demand for a diversified bond lineup. The Danish loan at 30 million dollars drew rapid subscriptions and spurred bankers to prepare a 20.9 million Tokyo Electric issue. Public utility mortgages stayed firm amid traction issue sales and power and light bond activity.
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West Penn Power
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Foreign exchange rates update across major nations
New York reports irregular foreign exchanges with quotes for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany and more. Notable figures include Great Britain at 485 7 16 buying and 4 85 7 8 for cables, France 4 75 1 2, Germany 23 80, Switzerland 19 41 1 2, Argentina 40 37, Brazil 11 70, and Tokyo Shanghai 78 1 8.
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Germany
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Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo Pe
Shanghai
Montreal
Call Money Rates Steady in New York Market
New York July 29 call money quotes show all money steady with high 4 and low 4. Ruling rate 4. Closing bid 4. Offered at 4 1-4. Last loan 4. Call loans against acceptances 4 1-2. Time loans firm with mixed collateral 66-90 days 4, 4-6 months 4 1-4. Prime commercial papers 3-4 4.
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New York
Government Bonds Close Amid Mixed New York Trading
New York bond market reports closed with Liberty 3 1 8 at 100.24, first 4 1 4 5 at 101.29, second 4 1 4 8 at 100.27, third 4 1 4 8 at 101.15, fourth 4 1 4 58 at 102.4, Treasury 48 at 102.26, and do 4 1 4 8 at 106.9.
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Treasury
Manitoba Wheat May Fall by 40 Pence to September
Wheat values on the Chicago market show indications Manitoba grain may drop about 40 pence by September 1, aligning with Gulf of Mexico shipments by September 15, producing a bearish tilt except for June delivery concluding prices.
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Manitoba
Gulf of Mexico
Senda
Pric
Grain futures move irregular on mixed commodities
Wheat prices showed uneven trading with declines from 11 4 to 2 7 8 in September and 151 in December, while corn fell 1 8 to 2 1 8. Oats ranged 5 8 to 3 4 off to 3 4 up as provisions shifted between two and seven up.
Livestock Market Report Chicago July 29
Cattle receipts 8,000 with grain fed steers 11.50 to 14.50 and top 15.00. hogs 15,000 with steady to strong early, later gains 15 to 26 higher. sheep 12,000 fat lambs mostly steady with natives 15.00 to 16.25 and westerns around 15.25 to 15.40. Shippers hold 4,500 and estimated carryover 22,000.
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Merly
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Jersey City
Batters Steady Amid Quiet Chicago Market
In Chicago on July 29 the battery market shows steady top scores with limited activity in medium and under grades. Early trading occurred at slight premiums, but close sessions were quiet. Centralized market remained steady with 90 point cars scarce. fresh 92 score 42 1-4, centralized 90 score 43.
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Fresh
Wool market steady with selective trading in Boston
In Boston July 29 prices held firm as some activity persisted on the wool market. Fine domestic wools remain in demand while staple lengths moved around 55 in grass and clinging grades 48 to 49. French combing stock sold at 1.25 to 1.30 dollars for better lots.
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Shows demand keen with France as lead buyer in Sydney market
Sydney reports strong buyer interest led by France with Germany moving into activity as demand rises. Traders note France as top purchaser while German buyers increase involvement, signaling a robust market trend.
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Germany
Sugar market edges higher on active buying and cov ersing
New York sugar prices firmed with a 4.27 duty paid spot for raw sugar. Traders covered positions and bought heavy trade interest lifting futures by four to seven points. August arrivals included 2,500 Philippines bags at 4.24 and 43,000 Porto Rican plus 26,000 Cuban bags at 4.27.
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Dairy Prices Rise as Creamery Butter Firms in New York
New York dairy reports show butter unsettled with receipts of 16 436. Creamery butter ranges from 44 1 2 to 45 cents for extras and 92 score 44 to 41 1 2 cents. Peas? firm. Receipts of 19 949. Nearby hen nery whites closely selected extras 0 62, western whites averaging 40 49, Pacific Coast whites 41 45 1 2. Firm overall with high volumes in creamery butter and eggs.
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Pacific Coast
Seed prices report from Toledo market
Wheat cash 160 161. Cloverseed cash 16.70 October 15.25 December 14.75 March 15.00. Alsike December 13.10 bid. Timothy seed cash 5.95 Rep 4.20 Oct 4.10.
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Dry Goods Trade Updates In New York Market
Cotton holds steady as injuries rise for sheetings and convertible fabrics. Raw silk climbs on Yokohama sales while U S buyers pull back after early week activity. Fall silk lines see larger volumes as wool goods trade widens.
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New York
Yokohama
Calcutta parity boosts purchases as fall demand grows
The report notes conservatism among clothing firms while Burlaps in Calcutta are firmer. Buyers in Calcutta parity markets can purchase more easily. Carpet and rug agencies see improved inquiry and anticipate stronger business with the onset of fall.
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Calcutta
Quotations Virginia Bureau of Markets Quoted Prices
The Virginia Division of Markets lists live poultry and egg quotes for Richmond Lancaster Jersey City and Baltimore with details on weights grades and prices for chickens feathers beef cattle sheep hogs and a report of a suicide by Shu Yabe after a burglary in Tokyo.
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Norfolk to Princeton Fare Notice 1925
Train must leave Norfolk by 10 00 p m Friday August 7 1925. Children half fare. Low fares from stations east of Princeton. Holders of these tickets cannot get sleeper accommodations or baggage checks. R C Sutherland Princeton ticket agent and L W Woody A G P A Norfolk Virginia.
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Real estate transfers filed in county clerk’s office
Real estate transfers recorded include Beatrice Hatcher to Belvateh er for a Jumping Branch tract at 600 dollars. L M Carden and wife to B J Kell for Lot 4 Section 876 at 5 200 dollars. W Farley and wife to M Parties for 43 acres Jumping Branch at 500 dollars. James E Mann to E S Baker for Lot 7 Section 950 Bluefield at 3 000 dollars. Domanake Pete to D R Vaughn at Crane Creek with unspecified value.
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Minister outlines U S ills and calls for Christ aid
In San Francisco the Rev H C Nitz missionary to the Apache Indians tells a Walther convention audience that the nation suffers corruption graft injustice financial recklessness social decay and degeneracy in religion family worship and Bible study. He urges only Jesus Christ and the gospel as remedy.
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America
Old Story of Jesus and His Love Prompts Reform Message
A preacher declares that Spootin’s actions sparked broad reform, but the true driver is the enduring tale of Jesus and His love. He asserts this “old, old story” can win America to Christ and bless the nation.
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Trout Die Off In Lake Tacoma Health Official Links Parasite
Tacoma July 29 reports say trout in American Lake south of here are dying by the thousands this summer. County health officer Dr. Hinton D. Jonez says a parasite or scale attacks the gills, with no other species affected. About 1,000 dead trout were seen floating in a small area.
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