Trading Slows as Stocks Turn Reactionary on Money Rates
New York June 1. Stock prices drift lower after a strong opening as high call money rates and cautious trading dampen enthusiasm. Total sales reach 894 200 shares with declines in Mack Trucks Atchison Baldwin jumps on large orders from the Atchison Railroad.
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Southern Railroad
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Southern Railway
Bond Market Averages Show Mixed Foreign Obligation Strength
New York June 1 reports strength in foreign obligations with gains across major bonds. Industrials and utilities near mid 90s while rails drift. total value about 12,054,000 with notable issues from General Electric General Motors Ford and American Can among others.
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Bond Market Shifts Amid Mixed Government Debt Movements
While domestic bonds lagged with irregular downward moves, money rate hardening pulled them down. French obligations gained from Bland government confidence. German, General Electric 7s, Rima Steel 7s, and Rotterdam 6s saw strength as Mexican issues rallied. High grade issues like American Telephone 4s, Detroit Edison, Standard Milling 5s, and Southern Railway 6s rose modestly.
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Government Bonds Market Rates Summary
New York June 1 Liberty 3s at 100.22 First 4s 100.26 First 4 8s 102.20 Second 4 8s 100.27 Third 4s 101.6 Fourth 4s 103.4 Treasury 9 6 101.14 Treasury 4s 104.8 Treasury 44s 108.6.
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Call Money Rates and Terms Report
New York on June 1 reports call money strong with high 5 and low 4, ruling and closing at 4 percent. Last loan 5, call loans against acceptances 3 percent, time loans steady. Mixed collateral 60-90 days 4, 4 to 6 months 4, prime mercantile paper 4.
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Prime Mercantile
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York
Foreign exchanges in New York on June 1 remained steady with quotations in cents for major currencies. The report lists British pounds at 4.96 demand and 4.86 cables, Italy at 3.80 cables, Belgium at 7.16, Germany at 23.80, Holland 40.16, Norway 21.91, Sweden 26.75, Denmark 26.97, Switzerland 19.36, Spain 16.07, Greece 1.27, Poland 2.00, Czecho Slovakia 2.96, and Yugoslavia quoted among others.
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International Markets Snapshot Amid Mixed Results
Data shows Austria at 14.125 and Romania 48 with Argentina at 40.125 and Brazil 15.10. Tokyo stands at 47.06 percent while Shanghai reaches 72.00 and Montreal 100.09, reflecting varied regional performance across sectors.
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Dry goods prices and demand in New York market
Dry goods trade shows denim at 15 of 2 20s with June July orders strong at 15 for delivery. Cotton inquiries up but bids too low for sales. Silk stocks at Yokohama 20 percent lower than a month ago. Dress goods and men s wear for immediate shipping rise as cutting trades expand. Burlaps steady.
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Yokohama
Sugar Market Quiet as Prices Hold Steady
New York sugar market shows no change as raw sugar stays at 4.21 duties paid for spots. Futures dip 2 to 4 points on active positions while date trading rallies slightly with a 2.43 close for September and 2.73 for January. Refined prices unchanged from 5.55 to 5.70 for fine granulated.
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Poultry Price Report From New York Markets
Live poultry by freight and express rates shown for broilers fowls roosters and ducks with dressed poultry prices steady including chickens fresh and frozen and turkeys fresh and frozen. Prices listed per unit vary by weight and method of shipment.
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Wheat Turns Upward Amid Mixed North American Upswing
Chicago June 1 Wheat prices rose today despite an unexpected Liverpool setback and favorable rains north and south of the Canadian line. Market nerves center on potential crop issues in Kansas and Nebraska.
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Wheat Prices Move Irregular in Chicago Close
Chicago wheat prices finished irregular with fractional to fractional cent declines and nearby corn and oats varying. Provisions rose from seventeen to thirty five cents as markets reflected shifting values.
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Butter market steady with quiet trading in Chicago
Butter market in Chicago on June 1 shows steady prices amid quiet trading. Centralized car market supplies remain liberal with scores ranging from 92 to 86 and percentages noted for each grade.
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Seed market prices reported from Toledo exchange
Wheat No 2 red quoted around 1.524 to 1.58, corn No 3 yellow near 69 to 70, oats No 2 white about 45 to 44. Cloverseed cash domestic 21.50, imported 17.60 with October 19.50 and December 16.50. Assuke cash 17.00, Timothy cash 3.40, September 3.70. Age 88.
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Livestock Market Report from Chicago June First
Cattle re pen totals about 11 000 with most killing classes active. Fed steers and yearlings show strength while better grade heavies rise 10 or more. Choice yearlings also show an upturn in some cases amid shipping activity.
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Live cattle and hog market report with varied price moves
Bulk cattle mostly steady to higher with steers around 10.65 and bulls near 13.60 to 14.30 for heavy weights. Hogs and pork cuts show 14.00 to 14.35 for slaughter pigs, with shipments of 5,500 and a 9,000 holdover. Sheep and lambs firm in fat lambs and yearlings, Idaho lambs up to 18.65, California lambs 16.60 to 17.25, ewes up to 7.50 for fat types.
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Real estate transfers filed in county court clerk office
Real estate transfers recorded include James H McPherson to C C McPherson for 25 acres in Black Lick for 2000 dollars Bluefield Baking Company to Cole Baking Company lots 5 6 and 7 section 53 for 10 dollars John C Davidson and wife to R M Wade for lot 12 section 927 in Bluefield for 4000 dollars C J Warren and wife to Magsie Howell et al with transfers noted
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Sale of Real Estate in Bluefield West Virginia
Public auction to pay unpaid notes under trust deed. THOS. H. SCOTT trustee will sell the described 3.74 acre parcel at 2 o clock on June 16, 1926 at the front door of the Coal & Coke Building Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia for cash to the highest bidder. The sale is conducted under the terms of the trust deed and the deed’s description of the property. The map and bounds locate the parcel in Grove Street and Longview Avenue area in the Kore Forms, South Risenaela region, with the legal description detailing a series of boundary lines and rooms.
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Property Transfers Amid Patchwork of Land Deals
The notice summarizes multiple land transfers including 112 acres in Black Oak to L. W. Lawson and wife, Princeton parcels Lot 10 Section 13 for 9000, H. L. Lazenby and others transferring to Sue A. Tickle, and other deeds such as Lot 15 Section 501 at Biienns for 5. CM. Stafford to J. A. Cassiday, and Lot 18 near Centro for 220, with FE H. Tisdale and wife to H. L. Lazenby among the items.
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Luck Anan County to Receive Bids for Brick High School
The Luck Anan County School Board will receive bids at noon on a specified date in 1926 for a twelve room brick high school building. Plans and specifications are on file in Grundy Virginia with Division Superintendent Percy V. Vision. The board may reject any or all bids and requires a satisfactory bid to complete the contract within about 150 days after award.
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Property transfers and musical history fragments
Fragmentary notes show a lot on Albermaine with a $5 consideration involving a wife to J A Dooley. Stony Ridge lists Ruth McClanagherty transferring to Mary M in section 190. A tie to Berlin field and a $10 consideration appears. A Spohr violinist conductor is noted as the first to use a certain orchestra in England.
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Ruth McClanagherty
Mary M
Binefield, Tion
Notice of Trust Property Auction in Bluefield West Virginia
Trustee's notice states a trust deed to secure a debt recorded in the West Virginia Clerk's office. The property in Bluefield City County is offered at public auction on June 26, 1926 at 3 o'clock in the Beatt building 410 Rae Street for cash to satisfy the note balance. The sale is conducted by T. Lally Trustee and the property lies east of Allen street and south on Lawson street.
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Bluefield
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West Virginia
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