Mixed Stock Exchange Close Shows Gains and Losses
New York stocks ended with a curious mix of upticks and declines as early advances faded under late profit taking and bear selling. Utilities and tobacco issues led a rally aided by a court ruling on a tax law, while oils and rubber shares slipped and rail stocks showed mixed strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fces
Consolidated Gas
Brooklyn Union Gas
Columbia Gas & Electric
American Water Works Common
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit Common
Sain
Ssewes
Kresge
Woolworth New Stock
Geome
Schulte and
Tobacco Products
Kelly- Springfield
Kelly Springfield
Goodrich
Fisk
Goodyear
van Swerineen
Chesapeake & Ohio
Southern Pacific
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cosden
Marland
Phillips
Sinclair
Pan American
Cotton goods market stays quiet in New York trade
The cotton goods market was quiet with demand for gray cloths limited. Broad cloths for shirtings and dress wear saw some activity while yarns were irregular and quiet. Raw silk markets were firmer with several sales in primary markets. Wool goods openings may be postponed to August unless demand improves. Jobbers report a quiet, filling in business.
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New York
Sugar futures ease as spot prices fall on New York market
Raw sugar prices declined in New York with spot prices at 5.15 duty paid as 10 000 Cuban and 56 000 Porto Rican bags sold at 5.28 and 15 000 Cuban 10 000 Porto Rican at 5.15 for June July shipments. Refined sugar remained firm with little change and bids from 6.65 to 6.90.
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New York
New Orleans
Chicago Live Stock Market Report June 17
Cattle receipts 6,000 with generally narrow demand and dull trade across killing classes. Grass cows and heifers weak to unevenly lower. top matured steers 10.50 and best yearlings around 10.00 to 10.15. beef steer price spread narrow, many under 8.50 at 1,000 pounds plus. Hogs receipts 39,000 with active trade. good to choice hogs 7.35 to 7.45 per cwt, lighter 140 to 150 pound hogs largely steady at around 7.30.
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Chicago
The Gumps Financials Roundup From Bluefield Area
Bank and coal company figures listed for Bluefield West Virginia and nearby towns show multiple institutions and companies with varied amounts. Notable entries include First National BankNorthfork and Matoaka, Appalachian Power Co, Coe Pocahontas Coal Co, Elkhorn Gas Coal Co, and Bar l ston Coal Co with credits or debits ranging around 40 to 3855 dollars.
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Bluefield
W. VA
American Coal Co
Appalachian Power Co
Bank of Wyomt
Citizens Bank of Ar
Coe Pocahontas C. Co
Barlston Coal Co
Elkhorn Gas Coal Co
Elkhornseam Colliery Co
First National Bank
Northfork
Matoaka
dAtte Wer Creek
Wheat Prices Jump on Demand in Chicago Trade
Wheat traded higher after opening lower as renewed speculative demand and a spreading southwest heat wave boosted buying. July closed at 1.15 1-2 to 1.15 2-4, September at 1.16 7-8 to 1.17. Corn held steady to 1 cent higher, oats little changed, and provisions showed mixed moves.
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Chicago
Dairy Prices and Receipts Report From New York
New York dairy market report shows butter firm receipts 17 322, creamery firsts 42, extras 32, irregular Eres 51 024, fresh gathered extra firsts 27 1 4, storage packed 28 428 1 2, regular packed 26 3 4 27 1 2, docterage packed 27 1 2, and poorer reconds 269 726 1 2. Cheese firm receipts 235 942 Ths.
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New York
Bond market slips as many issues retreat in steady session
New York bond prices ease after a week of advance as issues unload on the upswing. Belgian bonds hit fresh 1924 highs while U S government issues retreat amid shrinking surplus funds. Mechelen Colombia bonds to be offered plus New Jersey 11 million bonds bid with premium. Rubber stocks slide as Kelly-Springfield and peers dip on dividend effects. Gas bonds rise on favorable court ruling and Pierce Arrow advances four points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Treasury
Kelly-Springfield
Pierce Arrow
Seed prices listed for wheat clover and timothy
Seed prices from Toledo dated June 17 show cash wheat at 118 1/2-119 1/2 with futures for clover at 11.25, 12.30 in October and 12.05 in December. Aleike at 10.15 cash and 11.00 October. Timothy seed at 3.65 cash with 4.00 in September and 3.95 in October.
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Toledo
Wheat Cash
Clover
Aleike Cash
Timothy Seed Cash
Real Estate Transfers Filed in County Clerk Office
Real estate transfers filed yesterday for recordation include entries recorded in the county court clerk's office. Details list properties, grantees, grantors, and parcel descriptions as part of the official record.
Real estate transfers include several Princeton and Bluefield deeds
J H Lilly Realty transfers Lot 1 and 2 Section 79 Roundhouse Princeton for 553.25. Carland Development sells Lots 29 30 and 63 Block 6 Carland for 642. Pennington et al sell 53 acres Plymoth for 1000. Cook to Bertie Saunders Lot 6 Section 517 Bluefield for 4100. Hale to Hubbard Lot 1 Hale Addition Princeton for 241.45. Walker to Burnett Laxton 5.5 acres Rich Creek for 187.50. Birchfield to Cynthia Amy Mullen Lot Princeton Avenue Princeton for 1200.
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J. H. Lilly Realty Company
Maude M. Worley
Roundhouse
Princeton
Carland Development Company
W. L. Wright
Carland
G. A. Pennington
Bertie Saunders
Bluefield
E. W. Hale
T. C. Hubbard
M. M. Walker
Burnett Laxton
Rich Creek
M. C. Birchfield
Cynthia Amy Mullen
Princeton Avenue
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Babe
Quantown
Jack
Luke Bare
Bette
Worfolka Westen
Teaves Blufield
Bassford
Hadford
Bristol
Peiss
Lynchburg
Kenova
Cincinnati
Columbus
Bluefield Residences
Business Properties
Bluefield Trust Company
J. R. Laird
C. L. Counts
Bluefield, West Va
Homes For Sale
Union Street
College Avenue
Jefferson Street
Washington Street
Albemarle Street
Hanover Street
Tazewell Street
Russell Terrace
Rogers Street
Walnut Street
Highland Avenue
Hill Street
Bedford Street
New Midway
Bramwell Road
Carolina Avenue
Virginia Realtly Loan CO
Realtors
L. H. Layne
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