Stock Prices Rise Amid Rail Demand and Heavy Trading
New York stock market advanced as railway shares led gains with strong demand and loose money. Net advances appeared in Norfolk and Western, Northern Pacific, Union Pacific, Chicago Great Western, and several utilities while steel, oil, and consumer goods issues also posted notable climbs.
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New York
Northwestern
Soo
Chicago
Atlantic Coast
Great Northern
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Chicago Great Western
Western Pacific
American Telephone
Brooklyn
Manhattan Transit
Kansas City Power and Light First
Peoples Motors
Moon Motors
Pierce Arrow Common
Preferred
Mack Trucks
Lincoln County
Oklahoma
Robert Reis
Associated Dry Goods
Douglas Pectin
American Sugar
California Packing
Cudahy, Kinney and Company
Kressge Stores
Montgomery Ward
New York Canners
Sears Roebuck
Stee
Common
American Can
Baldwin
Dupont
General Electric
Burns Brothers A
Government Bonds Prices in New York Market
Government bond prices quoted in New York on June 16 show Liberty issue values with various series at 101 to 102 ranges. Treasury 4s trade around 108.6 and 107.2, reflecting a firm if mixed demand across issues.
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New York
United States
Liberty
Lberty
Treasury
Bond trading steadies on utility issues in New York
In New York on June 16, trading kept a firm tone with municipal and utility issues steady. Rail and foreign obligations moved irregularly higher as railroad freight traffic for the first week in June hit a new yearly high, sparking expectations of a favorable revision.
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New York
Lews
Untitled Industrial Names Listed in American Trade Ledger
A fragmented OCR passage lists numerous companies across industries including oil, railroad, steel, and tobacco. Entries mention Lehigh, Mack Truck, Montgomery Ward, National Lead, Norfolk and Western, Northern Pacific, Pure Oil, Phillips Petroleum, Pennsylvania, Central Pacific, Southern Pacific, and Union Pacific among others, suggesting a wide docket of corporate names and affiliations in a trade ledger. The text reads like an index of firms and brands rather than a cohesive narrative.
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Lehigh
Nashville
Sesewrenee Cooet Tee
Merwell Motore “Ry
Mexican Seaboard
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Grennees
Montgomery Ward
New York Centra
N. H
Artes
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pan
American Petroleumer
Petroleum Spree
Chicago
Mil
St. Paull
Pfd
R. J
Pacific
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Reading
Phillips Petroleum
Anaconda Copper
Atlantic Coast Line
Eaaae
Nadian Pacific Radio Oerenesero Locomotive Central Ee Preterrad
Apeevs
Republic Iron and Steel
Neynalds Tobacco
St. Laure
San Pransiens
Seaboard Air Line
Sale Ca Beare Rowbuck
Cecuwenwes
Sinclair Consolidated
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
Standard Ol
California
New Jersey
Stewart Warner
BtuSeBaker
Ncsvese
United States Industrial Reebel
United States Rubber
Bec Woolwort
Trustees Sale Notice for Smith Pocahontas Coal Co Property
Notice is given that J H Lilly trustee will sell at public auction at the Mercer County Court House Princeton WV on July 3 1925 at 10 AM the coal leasehold estates and all improvements and appurtenances conveyed by a deed of trust dated May 15 1924 to secure bonds of Smith Pocahontas Coal Co for 75000. The property is in Wyoming County and the sale is pursuant to the trust deed recorded in Trust Deed Book No 9 page 107.
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Smith-Pocahontas Coal Company
J. H. Lila.y
Ward Company
J. H. Lilly
Mercer County Court House
Princeton
West Virginia
Smith-Pocahontas Coal Company A Corporation
J. H
Market wrap of bonds and securities in western and foreign debt
The report notes resumed formation of some western rate structures and accumulation of bonds by Rock Island Denver and Rio Grande. It highlights moves in Great Northern St. Paul Mexican bonds and subway issues Interborough Third Avenue New York Railway amid political shifts. Liberty bonds hold steady while Kansas City sewer bonds mature with yields near 3.92 percent. Upper Austria seeks a 5 million dollar loan.
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Northwestern
Rock Island
Denver
Rio Grande
Great Northern
St. Paul
Wall Street
Interborough
Third Avenue
New York
Kansas City
Upper Austria
Call Money Rates Steady in New York Market
New York June 16 call money steady with high 5 percent and low 3 percent. Ruling rate 3 percent, closing bid 3 percent, offered at 4 percent. Last loan 2 percent. Call loans against acceptances 3.4 percent. Time loans steady with mixed collateral for 60 to 90 days at 3 percent and 4 to 6 months at 3.4 percent. Prime commercial paper 3.4 percent.
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New York
Foreign exchange rates and international quotes
New York reports irregular foreign exchanges with currency bids in cents. Britain at 4.85% and 60 day bills near 4.81%. France 4.75% and 4.76% on cables. Italy 3.81% and 38.24% on cables. Belgium 4.70%. Germany 23.81% and 40.13% in Holland. Norway 16.86% Sweden 26.73% Denmark 18.93% Switzerland 19.41% Spain 14.55% Poland 19% and Czecho Slovakia 2.96% with no further details.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
LGT
Poland
Data fragment on percent values across nations and cities
A garbled dataset lists percentages beside country names and cities. It shows Austria 14 percent, Rumania 46 percent, Argentina 40 percent, Brazil 11 percent, Tokyo 40 percent, Shanghai 77 percent, and Montreal 100 percent in an unclear order.
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Austria
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Wheat Prices Drop on Canada Yield Forecast
Glowing reports from the spring wheat belt especially Canada push expectations of 1925 Canadian prairie yields near 500 million bushels, more than double 1924. Chicago wheat closes heavy, July at 1.49 and September 1.47, corn down a bit, oats mixed, with provisions fluctuating.
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Chicago
Canada
Cotton goods trade boosts activity in New York markets
Cotton goods showed broader demand today with moderate business and some deliveries booked into September. Printed and novelty wash fabrics sold well in wholesale and retail, while silk centers reported steady mill activity and a fall demand. Labor tensions in garment circles may push cutting trades to rise after the holiday.
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New York
Market report cattle hogs and sheep prices steady to higher
Cattle prices mostly steady with bulls weak to lower and spots up. Hogs receipts 22 000 opened strong to 110 higher and closed active with desirable grades 10 to 15 cents higher. Sheep fat lambs active and steady with natives and Idaho lambs commanding top quotes around 15.85 and 16.00, heavier sheep and yearlings varied by weight.
Wool Market Shows Mixed Domestic and Foreign Trade
Activity on the Boston wool market remains centered on domestic wools with some foreign stock trading. Trading has increased but favors sellers, while the goods market shows slight improvement. Fleece wools firm with higher prices, fine delaines steady at 62 and 53 cents in crease, and staple classifications hold firm with movement at the 60 cent level.
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Boston
Fragmentary Textile Pricing Note Cites Combing Terms
A clipped OCR fragment lists price terms for hair combing styles: fine straight combing 52 530, quarter blood straight combing 500, low quarter straight combing 430. No clear date or source organization present.
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Clude
Seed prices and bids from Toledo market report
Seed market notes from Toledo dated June 16 list Wheat No. 2 red at 1.76 to 1.78, Clover seed cash 17.00 with October at 15.60 asked and December 15.20, Alsike August 12.40 bid, Timothy cash 3.75 with September 4.10 asked.
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Toledo
Ohio
Alsike
Timothy
Poultry Prices Steady in New York Market
Live poultry firm reports broilers by freight 32 40 cents, by express 25 45 cents. Fowls by express 28 32 cents. Dressed poultry steady with prices unchanged.
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New York
Express
Livestock prices ease as buyers show indifference in Chicago cattle
Chicago June 16 cattle receipts about 5,000 with steer trade uneven. Better grades up 10 to 15 cents, lights and mediums higher. heavies up but buyers remain indifferent to fat steer run. Average weights around 1,530 pounds with market values near 10.90 to 11.50 for top items. Nebraskas and yearlings cited with various price ranges. heavy plains and southern cattle noted at lower levels.
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Chicago
Fed
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B. Hancock
Bluefield
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Asktu Bank of Wyoming
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Korn Valley Grocery
Tile War Creek Coal Co
My H. Mead Coal Co
Milami Fork Coal and Land
Pocahontas Coal Land
Pocmnentee Fuel Co
Red —— ‘Coal Co
Corerling Hardware Co
Paul Suest
Virginia Armature Co
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Moses Hyman
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Bland Street
W. C. Neikirk
Secy & Treas
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BE. K. Bailey
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Bluefield, W. Va
Isaac T. Slann
James Elwoo
A. J. McBride
Mgr
C. N. Alexander
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Coal Field
Tidewater
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Poeshontas Puel Company Incorporated
Pocahontas Coalfield
Pocahontas Fuel Company, Incorporated
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Traction Building Land
Maine
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