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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
7
New York June 3 Motor shares whirled upward as the market opened with broad activity in professional-led trading. Maxwell issues sparked gains while A stock hit new peaks alongside rallying hudson and pierce arrow issues. Industrials and rail bonds showed mixed movement amid renewed institutional buying and profit taking.
A broad upsurge in the bond market lifted prices to multi-year highs as foreign, U S government, railroad and corporate bonds gained. The St Paul reorganization plan spurred speculative activity while signs of ending money rates drew investment buying. Bankers moved quickly to draft a financial overhaul for the road with an exchange valued near half a billion.
Cattle receipts at Chicago reach 10 000 with fed steers and yearlings closing 26e higher, heavies showing full advance. Prices cited include extreme weighty steers around 11.50 with some 1 367 to 1 451 pounds averaging 11.40. A broad list of equities and industrials follows in the market pages.
Livestock prices list varied results with steers and heifers mostly 8 to 16 dollars higher for some lots, others mixed or steady. Pigs and sheep also moved unevenly, with fat lambs down and hogs steady to higher on demand. refined sugar futures edged lower on strong spot offerings while July to March futures closed modestly higher. Trading volume included thousands of bags of various sugars and meats with notable price ranges and weights.
Chicago grain markets rose as reports that New Orleans wheat was badly hurt by the freeze spurred a broad advance. Wheat for July rose to about 1.64 and September to 1.60, with corn and oats edging higher and provisions up across the board in light trading.
New York June 3 prices show a steadier tone in the raw sugar market as buyers and sellers react to a broader range of offers. The market moved on light trading with dealers noting improved supply signals and pockets of price stability.
New York butter receipts 17,076 with prices for creamery and storage stock. Creamery prices for extras and firsts range around 41 to 44 cents, with various grades noted. Cheese firm with a total recount 236,814 pounds. Chicago butter prices fell about half a cent across most grades, while top grades stayed firm. market for middle and lower grades weakened.
Inquiry for 92 score cars was light while demand remained good for 89 and 90 scores. Centralized market steady with solid interest in 89 and 90 scores. Fresh butter noted with 92 rare. 50 score and 42 44, 89 score also referenced.
New York June 3 report shows broader bidding for cotton goods though sales remain light as low offers are declined. Staple tickings from southern mills are priced at 23 percent.
The Williamson market shows dramatic price shifts from $300 lots to $30,000, provoking concerns over consistency in value. The Wall Street Office run by Edward R. Jubling and Willem F. Toney urges vigilance in Williamson real estate trends.
Notice that paving work on Orange Street from Harey Street to Warren Street and Warren Street from Orange Street to pavement end has been accepted. Assessments apportion part of the cost against abutting properties listed with frontage amounts. Property owners may appear within 30 days before the City Board of Directors to protest finalization.
Printed goods such as silks and fabrics show active wholesale and retail trade with prices per yard for eight ounce silk, broadcloth, crapes, and burlap. Linen shipments from Moginol and Ireland are noted as the smallest since August, while various call money rates in New York and global currency figures across France Italy Belgium Germany Norway and other markets accompany the report.
New York June 3. Foreign exchange rates show firm sentiment in cant terms with British cables quoted at 4.55 percent alongside stable bids. Market observers note limited activity as traders await clearer cues from European markets.
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