Stock Prices Rally on Positive Developments and Merger Rumors
Stock prices advance further as favorable factors include the French debt accord ratification lower call money rates and bullish gas statistics. Rail and steel shares lead gains with Nickel Plate merger rumors boosting several majors while gasoline demand and freight traffic support the market.
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New York
Ralls
van Sweringens
Pete Marquette
Chesapeake and Ohio
Mack Trucks
Hudson
General Motors
Chrysler
Willys-Overland
Hupp
Strombere
Moon
United States Steel Common
Faldwin
American
Dupont, Foundation Company
International Harvester
Shubert Theatre
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Ward
Grain market rallies as wheat leads gains
In Chicago trading June wheat futures rose sharply amid forecasts of lower Southwest yields. Closing quotes showed wheat up 1 to 1 1/4 cents, corn up 1 to 1 1/4 cents, and oats advancing about 1/2 to 1 cent with revisions indicating modest gains.
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Chicago
Southwest
Bond market shifts focus in New York trading
Buying interest in today's bond market shifted among groups with most effective results in trading. The report references total bond sales of $10,731,000 and notes figures from New York dated June 3.
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New York
New York Stocks Closing Prices Summary
Closing prices show mixed activity across railroads, steel, oil, and electricals. Notable names include General Motors, New Jersey, Standard Oil affiliates, and Erie Railroad with varied quotes amid a broad market backdrop.
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New York
Tom Solhe
Mer
Seage
International Nickel
Necot Mid-Continent Petroleum
T de Nemours
Erie Railroad
Cee Eeveenss
Lasky Foundation
Ompany
General Asphalt
General Motors
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel
Hudson Motors
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Montgomery Ward National Lead
New Jersey
Geoiectric Power and Light
Ctfs
Minols Cent
Lssourt Pacific
York Central
Southern Railway
California
Sveces
Rail and commodity markets show mixed gains across sectors
Foreign and Van Sweringen rail groups buoy sentiment as easier money conditions return. French debt funding expectations lift French obligations while Nickel Plate merger chatter fuels railroad bond activity. Erie and Chesapeake sectors rise while copper and oil shares advance, led by Inland Steel and Granby Mining.
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Foreign
van Sweringen
Understone
France
Interstate Commerce Commission
Erie
Pete Marquette
Chesapeake and Ohio
Inland Steel
Granby Mining
Anaconda
Skelly
Bond Rates in New York Markets June 3
Government bonds trading in New York on June 3 show Liberty 3%4s8 at 100.24 and First 48 100.17. First 4% 192.20, Second 4% 100.28, Third 4s at 101.8, Fourth 4% at 1093.5. Treas 3% e 101.18 and Treasury 4% 108.5.
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New York
Liberty
Treasw
Treasury
Call Money in New York June Market
Call money in New York in June shows easy conditions with high 4 percent and low 3 percent. Ruling rate stands at 4 percent with closing bids at 3 percent and offers at 3 percent. Last loan reported at 3 percent, call loans against ac.
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New York
Stocks Bonds and Coal Property Listing
Readable excerpts show prices for stocks and coal companies centered on Hancock and Bluefield areas. Entries include American Coal Co Crystal Pikeal, Ly Block Mining Co Bluefield Telephone Co and First National Bank with varied values such as 73.00, 98.00, 325.00, 75.00, 99, 45.00, 90.00, and 115.00 across multiple firms and regions in West Virginia Virginia and nearby.
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Monarch Smoke
Atlantic Smokelaeger Light & Less Coal
Peerless Steam Power Co
Ay Howe de
ueDowell County National Bank
Spice Creek Land
Virginia Avenue
American Coal Co
Crystal Piockeal and ‘Oke Co
Ly Block Pmining Co
Bluefeld
Telephone Co
Comtatnion
First National “Bank
Prime Mercantile Paper Collateral Mentioned in Loan Record
A damaged OCR note references collateral tied to a loan and mentions prime mercantile paper with coded figures. The fragment implies a secured loan arrangement and associated asset wording without full details or parties.
Foreign exchange quotations from New York markets
Foreign exchanges in New York on June 3 show demand and cable rates for major currencies. Notable figures include Great Britain at 485 16-16 demand and 486 7-16 cables, and France at 3.21 percent demand and 3.22 percent cables.
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New York
Tregular
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Cotton goods markets wobble as price shifts noted
Dry goods report from New York on June 2 shows cotton duck eased to 35 cents a pound while print cloths and sheetings hold steady. Raw silk rises in Yokohama and firm here on low grades, burlap markets strengthen with Calcutta up, and sport woolens along with fancy dress goods show better demand for early cutting.
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New York
Yokohama
Calcutta
Wheat and grain prices in Toledo market report
Seed Toledo reports Wheat No 2 red at 1.53 1.54, Corn No 3 yellow 70% Ti% with oats No 2 white 4 44 and No 3 white 42 43. Barley 72 rye 87. Cloverseed cash domestic 22.99, imported 17.50, October 19.50 ask ed, December 16.50. Alsike cash to Timothy cash 3.45, September.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy Cash
Poultry Prices Steady as Market Notes Dressed Chickens
New York June 3 report shows live poultry irregular and fowls by freight around 28 31, reason by freight 17. Dressed poultry remains steady with prices unchanged.
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New York
Butter and car markets steady with modest price gains
Butter market remains steady with better grades up 4 cents. Fresh 92 score at 40, 91 at 39. Centralized car market steady with limited demand. Centralized 90 scores at 40, 89 at 38.
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Chicago
Raw sugar futures hold steady amid small range
New York raw sugar prices remained unchanged at 4.14 cents a pound. Futures for July traded near 2.43 cents, September 2.56, December 2.69, January 2.73, and March 2.72 as a narrow trading band persisted.
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New York
Cattle and Sheep Prices Show Mixed Midwest Trade
Livestock market report from Chicago on June 3 notes cattle receipts of 15 000 with fat steers and yearlings steady to weak and best matured steers around 10 60. Sheep receipts 16 000 with fat lambs and yearlings of better grade rising, but overall experience uneven demand and mixed prices across cattle, hogs, and sheep.
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Chicago
Howe
Falie
Idaho
League of Aviators Founded in Gay Paris
Paris June 3 The International League of Aviators received a formal luncheon at Clos Norman Bois de Boulogne hosted by Clifford Harmon and M Bathiat. The league aims to unite airmen across member countries and grant privileges while awarding trophies for notable feats. A special trophy and 16 000 francs prize will go to the airman with the year's most outstanding aerial achievement.
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Paris
International League of Aviators
Clos Norman
Bois de Boulogne
Clifford
Harmon
Les Vielles Tiges
M. Bathiat
Las Vielles Tiges
Colleges Viewed Wedlock Schools in Ann Arbor
Miss Jean Hamilton, dean of women at the University of Michigan, argues colleges offer valuable training for women. She says work outside the home is essential and that higher education equips women for modern, varied careers while preserving cultural appeal.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Jean Hamilton
University of Michigan
United States
Rain Beats Drought as West Virginia Farmers Rejoice
SAND LICK West Virginia farmers rejoice after rainfall on Sunday May 104. Rev M Quesenberry preached at 11 o clock last Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs John Nicholls welcomed a son with mother and baby doing well. Locals drove to Gratton for all day singing and coed singing. Mae Batley visited her aunt.
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M. Quesenberry
John Nicholls
Gratton
Mae Batley
Local Social Notes Highlight Nearby Visits and Gatherings
Mrs. G H Taylor of Oney and Mrs J D Rice of Princeton hosted visits this past week with companions such as Shelton and Jane Ingram Bailey of Titnets traveling to visit sisters. Paul Bailey served as a post clerk at Pocahontas during a weekend trip. Mr and Mrs Tom Shrader shared a Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs E J Bailey.
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G. H. Taylor
Oney
J. D. Rice
Princeton
Shelton
Alecide
Paul Bailey
Sharks Catching Firm Forms in London
A London company with capital near 250000 dollars is formed to catch sharks for commercial use. Sharks provide hides for boots and oil, meat, fertilizers, edible fins for Chinese glue, insulating substances, dye and polishing materials.
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London
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