Northwestern rails rise on forecast of large fall crop movement
Speculators boosted stock prices in New York trading as Northwestern rails gained on forecasts of a strong fall crop shipment. Volume exceeded 1.5 million shares with Delta and copper issues also rising, aided by Teapot Dome news and expected higher freight rates.
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Northwestern
New York
Sinclar
Pacific
Standard of California
Houston
Marland
Coolidge
Senator LaFollette
Wall Street
Chicago
Chicago Great Western
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Loree
Baltimore
Maxwell Motors
Pierce Arrow
American Safety Razor
Dupont
Famous Players
May Department Stores
Montana Power
Postum
United States
Nash Motors
Teapot Dome
Sinclair Consolidated Oil 68
Sinclair Jssues
Skelly
Pan-American Lions
Broucht Corre
Teapot Dome case lifts bonds after Sinclair victory
A late rally in New York securities followed news of Sinclair’s victory in the Teapot Dome oil reserve litigation, reviving a lagging market and bolstering investor optimism for near term bonds.
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New York
Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Trustee Sale Set On Smith Pocahontas Coal Property
J H Lilly trustee will offer at public auction the Smith Pocahontas Coal Company leasehold and improvements in Wyoming County West Virginia. The sale is set for July 8 1925 at 10:00 AM at the Mercer County Court House Princeton WV to satisfy a $75 000 debt secured by a May 11 1924 deed of trust. The property includes coal mining leasehold estates and related equipment and rights.
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Smith-Poahontas Coal Company
J. H. Lally
J. H. Cre
Mercer County Court House
Princeton
West Virginia
Smith-Pocahontas Coal Company
J. Im
Sugar Prices Edged Narrowly With Mixed Closings
The old home town union followed under liquidation amid a slump in the spot market. Final prices showed small gains and losses with July at 2.68 September 2.62 December 2.90 and March 2.94. Refined sugar stood at 5.55 to 6.70 for fine granulated as withdrawals remained liberal and new business light.
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Nion
Bonds Rise As Rail Stocks Lead Market Gains
Spending gains in the bonds for these companies and a firm tone in the industrial section. Wilson and Company liens rose two points on reports receivership may end early. Railroad issues improved with northwestern carriers upturn. St Paul Northwestern and Northern Pacific mortgages stood out. A $15,000,000 City of Berlin loan offering is expected next week.
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Wilson and Company
Northwestern
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
City of Berlin
Government Bonds Close Mixed In New York Trading
United States government bonds closed with Liberty first 4s at 102.23 and second 4s at 101.16. Liberty third 4s traded at 101.30, Liberty fourth 4s at 103.08, Treasury 4s at 103.19 and Treasury 444s at 107.17.
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New York
United States
lAberty
Liberty
Treasury
Call Money Rates Edge Higher in New York Report
New York June 19 call money steady with rates at 3 for ruling and closing bid 34. Last loan quoted at 4 with offerings at 4. Time loans show mixed collateral 60 to 90 days 3 and 4 to 6 months 34. Prime commercial paper listed at 3 and 4 for different terms.
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New York
Foreign exchange quotes across nations steady in New York market
The market shows steady exchange rates with Britain at 4859/16 and 4.86 on cables, France at 4.74, Italy around 3.75, and a range of other currencies including Germany 23.81, Holland 40.08, Norway 16.96, Spain 14.58, Greece 19, and Shanghai 77 with Montreal at 100 1/64, June 19.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Chicago Livestock Trade Mixed As Cattle Run Inches Higher
Livestock market reports show 2,000 cattle receipts with better fed steers firm for the week. Yearling prices gain about 12 to 26 cents with load lots peaking at 11.40 and selections around 11.26 to 11.00 for mixed offerings, while plain native cattle fall below 8.00.
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Chicago
Market report of cattle sheep and hog receipts and prices
Receipts listed for hogs cattle and sheep with steady to firm prices for grain fed cows and heifers. Vealers and bulls mostly steady with top hog prices near 13.25 to 12.75 and lambs weak to 25 cents lower. natives and nondescript lots noted with varied weights and buyer interest. Holdover estimated around 8 000 and shipper volume about 7 000.
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California
Butter Receipts and Hens Mixed as Market Faces Light Demand
New York reports irregular butter receipts with values ranging from 34 to 45 cents for hennery whites and browns. Chicago notes light demand for 92 score butter, premiums for lone June future lots, and stronger interest in 88 and 89 scores. Centralized car market remains firm with limited 90 score supply. Fresh 92 score butter steadies near 42 cents.
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New York
Bexs
Hennery
Western
Hennervy
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Sugar market slips amid rising offers in New York
In New York on June 19 the raw sugar market fell by 1/32 cent as offerings increased. Sellers reported prompt Cuban sugar bags at 440 with shipment ready while futures steadied on covering and minor trade profits after minor early gains.
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New York
Wheat futures rise on Rust damage forecast in North Dakota
Chicago market notes big speculative buying and higher prices for wheat after a crop expert warned of four to one odds of serious rust damage in North Dakota and the eastern Canadian spring belt. Wheat quotes firm with July at 1.56 and September at 1.55, corn steady, oats up, and provisions up 12 to 27 cents.
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Chicago
North Dakota
Dry Goods Markets Steady in Cotton Goods Trade
New York June 19 markets held steady in tray cloths with steady business in cotton goods as traders note general firmness in demand and prices across the dry goods sector.
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New York
Week in Print Cloths and Sheetings Market Update
Week in print cloths and sheetings has been the largest for a long time. Yarns show little change with spinners' prices higher than in trading centers. Raw silk is lower. Jokers do a large business in printed silks. Raw wool markets steady. Wool goods traders expect better conditions from larger retail and wholesale sales. Burlaps in moderate demand awaiting the Indian jute crop forecast due next month.
Wool Market Holds Firm Across Boston Trade
In Boston wool markets there is little change with domestic wool remaining active. Fleece wool sells at very firm prices as delaines hold at 54 to 55 cents in the crease for choice lines. Fine clothing trades at 45 46 cents, half blood combing at 51 52 cents, and three eighths and one quarter blood at similar firm levels.
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Boston
Jere
Wools From Texas Bring Strong Sale Results
A sizable stock of Texas eight and twelve month wools moved yesterday in state markets. Dealers report steady demand and brisk bidding pushing prices higher amid a robust regional sale.
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Sic
Texas
Poultry Market Report From New York June 19
Live poultry steady with freight fowls 28 to 30 cents and roosters 4 cents. Dressed poultry irregular. Fresh chickens high at 40 to 41 cents, frozen 26 to 42 cents.
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New York
Seed prices for grain and forage seed in Toledo market
Wheat No 2 red quoted at 1.82 to 1.84 dollars. Clover seed cash 17.00 with October 15.75 and December 15.20 bids. Alsike seed August at 14.25 bid. Timothy seed cash 3.70 with September 4.10 bid.
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Toledo
Ohio
Alsike
Timothy
Prisoner students study in Maidstone Jail
London reports that out of two hundred prisoners at Maidstone Jail forty are studying subjects such as French Spanish literature engineering and agriculture.
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London
Maidstone
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Texas and Pacific
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H. Mead Coal Co
Kontas Fuel Co
Red Ash Coal Co
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MSG
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J. H. Lilly
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Thad Peppercorn
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H. R. Hawthorne
C. L. Alexander
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E. C
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