Market swings as profits take bite on steel copper rally
Heavy profit taking and sporadic bear selling created market irregularities with rails and industrials closing lower. Oil shares led gains on strong earnings and merger rumors while copper stocks revived on firmer non ferrous prices. General Motors hit a new high before retreating. U S Steel eased after peaking.
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New York
Marland
Pan Handle
Lago and
Texas Company
General Motors
U. S. Steel Common
New York Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Butter Market Eases and Centralized Trade Quiet in Chicago
Chicago reports a softer butter market with better grades down about half a cent. Centralized car market remains easy with supplies wholesale and trading quiet as scores range around 92 to 86 with mixed bids and unclear bids on some lots.
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Chicago
New Internal Hemroid Treatment Promises Relief
Dr. Leonhardt presents HEM-ROID as an internal remedy targeting piles by addressing their cause. Goodykoontz Drug Co. and all druggists stock the product with a money back guarantee if it fails to deliver as stated.
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Dr. Leonhardt
Bond Prices Dip Irregularly Amid Market Calm
New York June 15 bond prices moved lower in a colorless session with heavy turnover in June 15 settlements. Investors showed little impetus to accumulate listings as French cabinet tensions caused some unease, though demand remained for strong issues like Pan Handle Sin clair Chile copper and Anaconda securities.
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New York
Paris
Pan Handles
Sinclair
Chile Copper
Anaconda
Government Bonds Report From New York Market
Liberty 1 2s quoted at 101.11 with first 4 1 4s at 102.22 and second 4 1 4s at 106.27 reflecting a firm trading session in government securities from New York on June 15.
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New York
Liberty
Wall Street closes mixed amid thin trading
New York stocks finish with uneven gains and losses as major rails and industrials show varied results. Key names include American Car and Foundry, General Electric, International Harvester, and Chrysler, with no clear market-wide trend.
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New York
Allied “Cheastent
Ite American Ca Agerican Car Ang Foundry
American Smelting
American da
American Tobacco
American Woolen Cove Anaconda
Armour of
Atchinson
Atlantic Coast
SOS
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Methichem Steete
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Oowess
Cerro de Pasco
Evesse Goh
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
R. J
Pacific
Chile
Copper
Chrysler Corporation Coca Cola
Soetase Fuel Crucible Sterl
Cuba
Deenaell Electric Power and Light
Erie Railroad
Ceseseacasse Bem Foundation
General Asphalt
General Electric
BION
General Motors
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel
Ae Hudson Motors
Fbus
Pao Covses
International Harvester
Marine
Naaivwilie
Rand OM -Con Petroleum
National Land
Phillips Petroleum
Esseeveeen
Seeeeepeges
United Biases Rubber
Ecceseee & ‘A
IAM
Fragmentary Bond Table Notation From Treasury Figures
A fragmentary OCR note lists bond or treasury figures with denominations and percentages, citing 191.12, 103.02, 104.7 and 108.9 alongside references to fourths, 2 3-4s, and 4 1-4s, indicating a ledger-like financial notation without full context.
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UU. S Treasury
Call Money Rates Shifted in New York Trading
Call money easier with highs near 4 and lows around 3 4, ruling rate 4, closing bid 3 3.4, offers at 4, last loan 4 3-4. Call loans against acceptances 3 1-2. Time loans steady. Mixed collateral 69-90 days around 4 4 1-8, 4-6 months at 4 1-844 1-4. Prime mercantile paper 3 3-4 4.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Foreign Exchange Rates Quoted With Wide Spread
New York foreign exchanges remain steady as of June 15 with quotations in cents and cables. Notable figures include Great Britain at 486 5-4 and 486 1-4, France at 2.81 1-2, and Germany at 23.80, with various other nations listed for demand and cables across Europe and beyond.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sercedéen
Deimarn
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Roumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Seed prices and grain quotes from Toledo market report
Seed and grain prices listed for Wheat No 2 red Corn yellow oats white and other seeds. Prices shown include cash and futures figures for Cloverseed Timothy and cloverseed with dates and asks.
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Toledo
Ohio
Timothy
Grain gains lift Chicago futures on large scale buying
Chicago June 15 grain markets closed higher as commission house buying spurred a broad advance. Wheat rose 1 2 to 1 1 2 cents, corn gained 3 5 to 1 1 8 cents, oats advanced 3 8 to 3 4 cents, and provisions finished 3 4 to 1 cent higher.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Cotton Goods Market Quiet in New York Trade
Dry goods report from New York on June 15 notes a quiet market with a further weakening tendency in print cloths sheetings drills and other Cotton goods prices ease as merchants reassess orders and demand remains subdued.
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New York
Silk and Wool Trades Signal Summer Dullness Ends
Unfinished lines show hot weather boosting retail distribution of styled fabrics. Raw silk firms remain steady in Yokohama and locally. Silk ties for fall report fair volume while wool goods stay quiet though fall dress fabrics and tropicals show growing interest for next spring. Burlaps and linens remain unchanged or uneven in primary channels with rising distribution.
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Yokohama
Poultry Prices Mixed in New York Trade
Live poultry steady with broilers by express 28445 and fowls by freight 30 41. Dressed poultry irregular. Turkeys frozen 44 64 across New York markets dated June 15.
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New York
Express
Freight
Sugar prices rise on strong futures and prompt sales
In New York raw sugar rose 132 points with 47 000 bags of Porto Rican and 15 000 bags of Cuban sold for prompt shipment at 4 18. Futures closed higher by 4 to 5 points with July 2 45 September 2 58 December 2 72 January 2 76 and March 2 73. Refined sugar held steady to 10 cents lower from 540 to 670 for fine granulated.
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New York
Done
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 15
Cattle receipts 10,000 with steady to active trade for fat steers yearlings and stockers. Best heavy steers around 10.65 midweights 10.55 yearlings 10.40 light heifers 10.35. fat cows scarce steady. bulls weak to 10 lower. Hog receipts 20,000 steady to 10 lower with 240 to 325 lb butchers about 14.20 15.80. sheep receipts 10,000 lambs and yearlings about 50 lower with native fat lambs 15.75 16.00 and tops around 16.25.
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Chicago
Livestock pricing report lists diverse quotes
The market shows weight 16.50, cull natives 11.90 to 12.00, yearlings rising to 14.50, some California feeding lambs 14.00 to 14.25, Idahos around 14.50, California yearlings feeders 11.50, and desirable fat ewes to killers 6.00 to 6.50.
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California
Real Estate Transfers Filed in County Court Clerk Office
Real estate transfers filed yesterday include J Elmus Bailey trustee to James A Thom for lot 4 Matoaka with 100 dollars, Virginia Realty Loan Co to Sue Payne Stewart for lot 1 section 42 Bluefield with 10 dollars, Stewart to Virginia Realty Loan Co for lot 6 and part of 7 section in Bluefield with 10 dollars, Alex M Mahood trustee to Nannie B Nelson for half acre Princeton with 90 dollars, and T C Phillips to Fannie Belton et al for lot 1 section 7 Grahamfield Bluefield.
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J. Elmus Bailey
James A. Thom
Matoaka
Virginia Realty Loan Co
Payne Stewart
Bluefield
Alex M. Mahood
Nannie B. Nelson
Half Acre
Princeton
T. C. Phillips
Fannie Belton
Grahamfield
Transfer of property interest noted in contract exchange
Ed ward Mc Culloch and others convey to Fiat Top Insurance Agency part jot 11 section 3 Bine field for a stated consideration of 3 850 dollars. The document also mentions a separate consideration of 6 dollars.
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Consideration
Ward McCulloch Et al
Fiat Top Insurance Agency
Binefield
Hunchback of Notre Dame at Bluefield Colored Institute
A screening of The Hunchback of Notre Dame featuring Quasimodo unfolds at Bluefield Colored Institute this evening with a large cast. The story traces Quasimodo’s life in Paris Cathedral amid Jehan’s schemes, Phoebus rescues Bemeralda, and a cathedral siege with molten lead. Lon Chaney’s performance is highlighted as a standout.
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Notre Dame
Victor Hugo
Bluefield
Paris
Quasimodo
Jehan
Bemeralda
Chopin
Pemeralda
Phoebus
Quasidodo
Clopin
Eemeralda Oebus
Lon Chaney
Prison mixups and new confession spark release plan
Carl Cammerhyenk of Los Angeles was imprisoned in October 1924 after detectives tied him to a Los Angeles home robbery by fingerprints. A new arrestee has confessed, Cammerhyenk faces release after being wrongfully jailed. The report also notes university training roles and local civic updates.
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Carl Cammerhyenk
Los Angeles
Ban Uentin
Calif
Cammerhyenk
Trustees select Bishop Greeg as president of the institution
The trustees chose Bishop Greeg of the African Methodist Episcopal church as president in a unanimous vote. He succeeds Dr Durkee who resigned to accept a Brooklyn pastorate. This marks the first time a colored man heads the institution in its history.
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Greeg
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Durkee
Brooklyn
Blind Justice Sees Berlin Prisoners Target Judge
In Berlin prisoners attacked a judge recently after the jurist jailed a suspect. Several inmates who faced sentences from the judge recognised him during the incident.
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Berlin
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