Revival in oil shares lifts market after mid day dip
New York stocks rose as oil shares led a midday rebound after government data showed record gasoline consumption. Pan American Petroleum and other majors gained while rail shares stayed weak, with Lehigh Valley posting a new peak price. European bonds fell amid Paris financial fears and a German disarmament dispute.
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Lehigh Valley
New York
Barnsdall A
General Petroleum
Atlantic Refining
Middle States Common
Preferred
Phillips, Sinclair
Standard of New Jersey
Tidewater
White Eagle
Standard
Baldwin
American Can
Cushman
Purity Bakeries Company
American Ice
Coca Cola
Remington Typewriter
Moon Motors
American Type Founders
Tobacco Products A
Mack Trucks
Bethlehem Steel
Pressed Steel
Carrow
France
Paris
Germany
Pan-Americat
Skelly
Sinclair
St. Paul
Frisco
Delaware and Hudson
Chicago
Bond Market Averages Report From New York
Friday figures show first grade rails at 91.96, second rails 91.05, utilities 92.67, industrials 97.70 with a combined average of 93.20. The month-ago figure stands at 92.54 as bond trading slows due to many investment bankers and dealers absent in New York.
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Wee Orb
Secoe
New York
Heavy demand boosts Norfolk Southern price to yearly high
The market saw a surge in Norfolk Southern Ga lifting the price by three points for the year high. In other news, Schulte Real Estate Company Inc formed by Schulte Tobacco Interests plans a next week offering of 10 million dollars in 6 percent notes.
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Norfolk Southern Ga
Schulte Real Estate Company, Inc
Schulte Tobacco Interests
Government bond closes in New York on June 6
United States government bonds closed with Liberty 3s at 101 and 102.13 for first 44s. Liberty second 44s at 101.10, third 4s at 102.30, fourth 4s at 102.16. Treasury 44 at 102.21 and Treasury 4s at 06.30.
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New York
United States
Liberty
Treasury
Call money rates firm as New York closes mixed
Call money in New York was firmer with highs at 4 percent and lows around 2 and 4 tenths percent. Ruling rate held at 3 percent and the closing bid stood at 4 percent with 4 percent offered. last loan recorded at 444. call loans against acceptances 3-4 percent. time loans steady with mixed collateral terms 90 days and 4-4 months at 3-4 percent. Prime commercial paper quoted at 3-4 percent.
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New York
Foreign exchange quotations in cents for major currencies
The report lists demand and cable rates for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Montreal with varied percentages and 60 day bank bills.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Geermany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Chicago Livestock Market Steady to Weak Demand
Chicago cattle receipts total 3,000 with a catch-as-catch-can trade. Best yearlings bring about 11.40 dollars while mixed steers show weaker demand.
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Chicago
Trustee's Sale Promised On Coal Company Property
Notice of sale by trustee J H Lilly to satisfy a 75000 dollar bond debt held by Smith Pocahontas Coal Co. The property in Wyoming County West Virginia includes leased coal estates with improvements and appurtenances as described in Deed of Trust dated May 15 1924. Sale set for July 3 1925 at 10 AM at Mercer County Court House Princeton WV.
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Mith-Pocahontas Coal Company
J. H. Lilly
Mercer County Court House
Princeton
West Virginia
Smith-Pocahontas Coal Company
Wyoming County
Market Report Shows Mixed Feeder and Hog Prices Across Commodities
Hog receipts 22 000 mostly steady to strong underweights slow with 240 to 325 pound butchers 12 15 to 12 35 top 12 40 most 180 to 210 pounds 12 16 47 12 30 and 140 to 160 pound 11 50 to 12 10 bulk packing sows 10 90 to 11 30. Sheep receipts 9 000 fat and cull lambs steady desir able fat ewes steady heavies slow and unevenly lower feeding lambs weak Idaho lambs 15 50 to city butchers five decks 15 40 Californias largely 15 00 natives up to 15 40 bulk 15 00 to 15 25 best yearling wethers 13 25 and other fat ewes 6 00 to 6 50. Refined sugar prices unchanged final prices three to four points not higher July 2 74 September 2 86 December 2 91 March.
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Idaho
Sugar market firm tone as demand grows in New York
Raw sugar held steady in New York trading with a firmer undertone and stronger demand. Reports show 13 000 bags Porto Rican for prompt at 4.43, 80 000 Cuban second half June at 4.46, 60 000 Cuban July at 4.46, and 21 000 Cuban end of July at 4.49, with futures rising on covering and support.
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New York
Bankrupt J A Honaker seeks discharge in West Virginia
In the Southern District of West Virginia the bankruptcy petition of J A Honaker of Princeton Mercer County seeks a full discharge from all debts provable against his estate. A hearing is set for July 3 1925 in Bluefield with notice to creditors by mail.
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District Court of the United States
West Virginia
J. A. Honaker
George W. McClintie
J. A. Hoenaker
Princeton
Mercer
Acts of Congress
Pee Sp
A. D
Bluefield
Ira H. Mottesheard
Cotton goods markets show quiet trade in most divisions
New York June 5 markets were quiet for cotton goods across divisions except wash fabrics where printed lines in fine combed stock and silk and cottons saw activity. Spinners sought higher yarn prices while merchants listed irregular prices. Raw silk held steady and silk prints moved for quick delivery. Raw wool sales improved with firmer prices. Worsted dress remains noted.
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New York
Sale of Staple Goods Under Pressure to Move Lots
Goods in staple and semi-staple lines were sold under pressure to move lots at low prices. The paragraph notes aggressive pricing, quick turnover, and buyer interest across multiple departments. No names or places are provided in the readable text.
Wool Market Sees Steady Trade In Boston
In Boston on June 5 the wool market shows fair activity with cautious sales, mostly on hand-to-mouth basis. Buyers favor firm pricing and avoid pushing volume, as finer grades strengthen and some lower domestic stock remains firm. Real good one-quarter blood wool remains 46 to 47 cents per pound greasy.
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Boston
Butter Prices Steady In New York Market
New York dairy report shows butter steady as receipts total 21,069. Creamery extras quoted at 92 score 43 cents, firsts 88 to 91 score.
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New York
Creamery
Butter market steady as demand for under 90 scores grows
Chicago June 5. Trading in butter was quiet with prices unchanged. Buyers showed little interest in 90 to 92 scores, though demand was fairly active for scores below 90 as supply of high grades remained liberal. Fresh butter 92 score 42 to 42 cents central 90 score 42 cents.
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Chicago
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Bluefield, W. Va
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Bland Street
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Secy & Treas
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Great Lakes
Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated
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Pocahontas Fuel Company, Incorporated
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Henry Com & Clerici
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Watkins, Scott
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