Motor shares surge on upbeat market amid mixed notes
New York June 3 motor shares led a broad market rise with the Maxwell group staging the session. Hudson Motors and Pierce Arrow firms climbed as call money rates eased and a 1926 freight record emerged. Public utilities and high-grade bonds also advanced while some oil issues sold off.
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Hudson Motors
Pierce Arrow
Moon Motors
Nash, Packard
Fisher Body
St. Paul
International Telephone
Virginia Railway and Power
Pacific Power and Electric
Consolidated Gas
International Combustion Engineering
Coca-Cola
Great Western Sugar
Dupont
International Cement
American Express
Abitibi Power
Cuba
Interborough Rapid Transit
International Paper
Montana Power
St. Louis
Broad bond market rally lifts prices to multiyear highs
A widespread advance in bonds across forelaw government railroad and many corporations pushed prices to their loftiest levels in years. St Paul reorganization plans and signals of easier money rates spurred speculative buying with bankers drafting rapid overhauls of the rail line finances and large scale stock exchanges noted among major issuers like Allied Chemical and Dye and Standard Oil affiliates.
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New York
United States
St. Paul
Allied Chemical and Dye
Caias Gusamesge Sraaneressescoenel
Baldwin Locomotive
Bethlehem St
Petroleum Monte Esse
Hiinois Central
International Harvester
International Mercer
Kelly-Springfield
St. Louis
Sanrene
Inca Seaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Testis Eens Texas Company
Texas and Pacific
Tobacco
New Jersey
Union Pacific
United BU Sasans
de Nemours
Eeceses
GreatsNorthern
General Olors
Fulf States Steel Sionesen Ee Kennecott Copper
Lavalsville
Nashville
Marland
Maxwell Motors
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Kansas
Texas
Missouri Tactic
Ward
Sisoee
National Doe
York Central
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Hartford
Norful
Northern Pacific Pacific OU
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Nontal Petroleum Dodge
Epaee van Qqeertian Petroleum
Pennsylvania
Vale Phila
Reading
T Ccee
Phillips Petroleum
Becca Cobesesses Estecis
Jeruteapecua
Repub Iron and Steel
vUteves
Reynolds Tobacco
Sloss
Sheffield Steel
Stewart Warner
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 3 Prices Climb
Cattle receipts reach 10,000 with fed steers and yearlings grading medium and better closing 26 cents higher. Heavies showing full advance. extreme top weighty steers fetch 11.60 dollars, loads scale around 1.37 to 1.45 pounds at that price, some 1.656-pound averages 11.40 dollars.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Prices Mixed as Receipts Hit Key Totals
Cattle receipts approximately 1,695 head with feeder and steer groups trading around $10.50 to $11.50 while bulls and mixed lots showed modest strength or weakness. Hogs numbered about 16,000 with midweight and heavy hogs 10 to 20 cents higher. packing pigs steady to 26 cents up. sows around $11.00 to $11.40. top hogs near $12.45. Sheep receipts about 15,000 with fat lambs $15.50 to $15.60 top. yearlings $13.00 to $13.60. culls around $11.00 to $11.50. no western lambs offered.
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Ous
Grain prices surge on freeze damage to Illinois wheat
Chicago reports that the recent freeze damaged Illinois wheat more than expected, sending prices higher. July wheat gains to 1.64 and September to 1.605, while corn and oats vary and protein prices rise modestly.
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Chicago
Inols
Sugar Market Edges Lower on Increased Offers
In New York on June 3, a softer undertone emerged in the raw sugar market as quotes eased amid a rise in selling interest. Trade activity showed broad participation from exporters and refiners, with price pressures hinting at additional declines ahead.
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New York
Sugar futures slip as refined demand remains uncertain
Trading in refined sugar futures softened amid active selling and liquidity in the spot market. Prices for July to March contracts closed lower by one to six points, with July at 2.70, September 2.84, December 2.88, and March 2.91, while refined sugar prices showed no change. Large cargoes moved: 125000 bags Porto Rican and Cuban, 8750 Philippines for June at 4.46, 7000 Philippines for July 10 arrival, and 10000 Cuban prompt at 4.43.
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Philippines
Dairy market notes from New York and Chicago decline
Dairy reports show butter unsettled in New York with 17 076 receipts and creamery prices for extras and firsts ranging from 41% to 44 cents. Exess steady with 43 181 receipts. presh firsts storage packed at 33 cents. Cheese firm with 235 814 pounds received. Chicago butter prices declined about one half cent with top grades steady and medium to lower grades firm.
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New York
Chicago
Williamson Real Estate Sees Lot Prices Jump From 300 to 30000
Local observers note the sudden spike in Williamson land prices from 300 dollars per lot to 30000 dollars, with critics calling the rise inconsistent and worrying about affordability. Wall Street Office broker Edward R. Jubling and William F. Toney are cited as references in the market chatter.
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Williamson
Williamson Real Estate
Paying Assn Notice of Property Address Readers
Notice relates to a property and names individuals such as Fromhan, Crotty, Effron, Ferguson, Clark, Patten, Brown and Paht Awace. It lists streets and attestations about ages and assessments, indicating a public notice of claims and interests. The readable fragments suggest a legal/public notice context with named persons and address references.
Notice to owners to appear before board within thirty days
Notice to Theo. Fairchilds and P. M. Robinson owners of lots or parts of lots to appear before the regular board meeting within thirty days to complain why the above concerned deed should not be published. Published May 28 and June 4, 1925.
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Theo. Fairchilds
Market Report Reveals Demand for 89 and 90 Score Goods
The report notes light inquiry for 92 score items and dull training but steady centralized market. Demand remains good for centralized 89 and 90 scores with fresh butter at 92 score. A 42 percent bonge 90 score and 42 percent 89 score are quoted in the overview.
Cotton goods bid up but sales light in New York markets
Dry Goods New York reports bidding for cotton goods was more general on June 3 but sales remained light as low offers were refused. Staple tickings from southern mills were priced at 23 percent.
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New York
Textile markets show mixed activity across fabrics
The report notes steady wholesale and retail activity for printed volles broadcloths and crepes, with raw silk firm and silk woods active in many summer fabrics. Burlaps were quiet due to Calcutta holidays while linen shipments from England and Ireland in April were the smallest since last August.
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Calcutta
England
Ireland
Call Money Market Briefs From New York
Call money easier with a higher 4 percent top and a 3 percent bottom as of June 8. Closing bids sit at 3 percent and offers at 4 percent with last loans at 3 percent. Time loans steady with mixed collateral for 60 to 90 days at 32 percent and 4 to 6 months at cane prime commercial paper 34.
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New York
Foreign exchange firm quotes demand on Great Britain
New York June 3 foreign exchange firm reports demand at 4.85 percent on Great Britain with cables showing quotations in cents.
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New York
Great Britain
Diverse 60 Day Rates and Demands Across Nations
A fragmented list shows varying rate demands and figures across countries. Notable entries include France at 4.81 percent demand and 4.97 against cables, Italy 4.04 and 404 percent, Germany 23.80, Belgium 483, and Japan/Tokyo 41 percent.
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Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Slovakia
Juro
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