Stocks Hit New Highs Amid Steady Upward Market
New York June 25 Stocks moved higher with more than a score lifting to fresh yearly highs despite a rate up to 5 percent. Declares noted strong rail and utility gains with Lehigh Valley and Northwestern leading, while Greek and Chinese tensions pressured bonds and some issues slipped.
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New York
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies
United Clear Stores
Tobacco Products
Simmons Company
Eral Motors
Yellow Cab Manufacturing
Hudson and Manhattan
Pittsburg Utilities
United Railways Investment
Federal Light and Traction
Mackay Companies
American Tyne Founders
Texas Gulf Rubbur
American
Baldwin
Steel Common
American Car and Foundry
American Ice
American Smelting
Fleischmann
National Biscuit
United States Cast Iron Pipe
Woolworth
Lehigh Valley
Northwestern
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Barnet Leather
Texas Gulf
Newmont Mining Corporation
Pierce Arrow
American Petroleum Institute
Burns Brothers
Davison Chemical
General Refractories
Interborough Rapid Transit
International Agricultural Chemical
Internationl Shoe
Seaboard Air Line Preferred
Bond Prices Slip as Call Money Rises in New York
Bond prices drifted downward while the call money rate climbed to 6 percent. Traders shifted speculative interest to stock trading, with district sentiment deeming the loan stiffening temporary due to month end settlements.
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New York
Financial District
Devel
Stock listings from Bluefield and surrounding firms
A compact listing shows various companies and amounts including Aracama Coal Co 125.00, Pocahontas Coal Land Co 122.50, Red Ash Coal Co 92.50, Princeton Hosiery Mills Co 95.00, Sterling Hardware Co 115.00, and total figures around 860.00 with smaller entries such as Bank of Wyoming Mullens 80.00 and Northfork Finance Corp 16.50 reflecting a catalog of stocks, bonds, and property values across Bluefield area.
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Aracama Coal Co
Bank of Wyoming
Mullens
Carland Development Co
Een Valley Grocery Llams Land Co
S.s.s . Northfork Finance Corp
Pocahontas Coal Land Cor
Ecahontas Fuel Co
Comer Red Ash Coal Co
Princeton Hosiery Mills Co
On Power Co
Ivy River Lumber Co
Buam Coal Co
Sterling Hardware Co
Paul Supply Gr
Tas Coal SD
Trustee's Sale Notice of Smith Pocahontas Coal Company Land
By deed of trust dated May 16 1924 Smith Pocahontas Coal Company conveyed property to J H Lilly trustee to secure 75000 in bonds. Default and 60 days passed prompt sale at Mercer County Court House Princeton WV on July 3 1925 at 10 am. Property in Wyoming County WV includes leaseholds for coal mining with all improvements and related rights. J H Lilly, Trustee.
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Smith
Oxwontas Coal Company
J. H. Lally
J. H. Killy
Mercer County Court House
Princeton
West Virginia
Sald
Smith-Pocahontas Coal Company
J. H. Lilly
Wyoming County
Bonds Hit By Market Moves Amid Global Loan Talks
Frisco Chicago and Alton St Paul Atchison Reading and Missouri Pacific liens appear in market notes as bonds falter after a strong start. A Chilean Mortgage Bank loan of 20 million arranged by Kuhn Loeb will be offered publicly at 97 percent with 6 percent interest and 32 year maturities. Cologne city negotiation reports estimate 10 to 15 million dollars under discussion.
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Frisco
Chicaco
Alton
St. Paul
Atchison
Reading
Missouri Pacific
Kuhn Loeb & Co
Cologne
Germany
Government bond closes with mixed Liberty and Treasury notes
United States government bonds in New York on June 25 show Liberty 3s at 100.31 and Liberty 4s across first to fourth issues trading between 101.16 and 102.28. Treasury notes follow similar steady levels as traders scan yields.
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Greece
United States
Liberty
Treasury
New York
Trea
Call Money Market in New York Shows Mixed Rates
Call money remains strong with a closing bid of 5 and an offer at 6 percent. Time loans hold steady with mixed collateral at 3 percent and prime commercial paper at 3 percent, while call loans against acceptances sit at 3 percent.
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New York
Foreign exchange steady in New York quotes
Foreign markets show steady rates with Britain at 485 and 486 cents on cables. France and other nations list various demand and cable figures including Germany at 23.80 pounds and Italy at 3.70 percent.
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New York
Great Britain
Banka
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Livestock market trends at Chicago in June report
Chicago cattle receipts reach 9,000 with weighty fed steers up to 25 cents higher. Prices show uneven movement across grades, with top mature steers around 12.60 and 12.50 for heavy averages, best yearlings scarce, and moderate thin-fleshed cattle weaker. Higher grades of fat cows and heifers advance up to 26 cents.
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Chicago
Hog and lamb market report with varied prices and receipts
Hog receipts 26 000 on sale with hogs opening active on qualified grade mostly to shippers and yard traders steady with yesterday's average. Slaughter weights and packer demand steady to lower for plain and mixed droves. Sheep receipts 6 666 with natives higher in spots and Idaho lambs around 16.90 for 75 pounders and desirable natives 16.00 to 16.50. cull lambs 12.00 to 12.50, 25 to 50 cent higher for some lots.
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Idaho
Idaho Sheep Market Report Hits Higher Prices
Report shows fat sheep at 25c higher with 112 pound Idaho ewes at 8.00, 143 pound range wethers at 9.50, bulk desirable native ewes 6.50 to 7.50, heavies 5.00 to 5.50.
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Idaho
Butter markets ease with steady cheese amid light demand
New York dairy report shows butter receipts at 17 719 with creamery and extras trading around 42 to 44 cents. Pacific Coast whites extras 44 46 cents. Chicago trading notes butter demand modest, 92 score 42 cents and 90 score 42 cents, with ample stocks for light demand.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Seed prices listed in Toledo market report
In Toledo on June 25 the cash prices for grains and seeds are Wheat No 2 red $1.77 to $1.79 per bushel, Clover seed $16.50 cash with October $14.75 asked and December $14.30 asked, Al sike August $14.50, Timothy seed $3.70 cash with September $4.15.
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Toledo
Ohio
Alsike
Timothy
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American Can
le Sone
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Payeen
Bros
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General Motors
Reat Northern
Hudson Motors
Roebuck Sinclair Consolidated
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
Reynolds Tobacco
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Rae
Texas Co
Eevee Texas and Pacific
Union Weis Kacd
Uni
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Ug Wabash
Stinghouse Electric
Weekes Corrand
Mie Ann
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B. Hancock
Bluefield VA
First National Bank “Building
Nico Whorfolka Westen
Padford
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Lynchburg
Gary SP
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Bewer
Kenoven
Cincinnati
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Yessir
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Stanle
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Austria
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Tokto
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Moses Hyman
Welch, W. Va
Sublette Feed & Supply CO
Bluefield, W. VA
Bluefield National Bank
Bluefield
The
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Bluefield W.va
Security Service
Federal Reserve System of Banks
First National Bank
Consultus
Community Loan Company
Bland Street
W. C. Neikirk
Secy & Treas
Isaac T. Mann
James Elwoo
A. J. McBride
Mgr
Sales C. L. Alexander
D Jones
Thomas F. Farrell
H. R. Hawthorne
Bales
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Pocahontas
Tidewater
Great Lakes
Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated
Ta Ea
R. F.C
Wampton
Virginm
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Mentee
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Maine
Pocahontas Wharf
Moulton
Pocahontas Uilding
New Bedford
Mass
Hillman Street
Atlantic
Sewell’s
Newport News
Sandusky
Ohl
London
Moxny, Savon & Co, Ltd
Lime Street Square
E. C
England
Henry Cor & Clerici
Piazza
Matteo
Geneva
Pocahontas Fuel Co., Inc
Watkine
Notte
Western Union
Lieber
A. B.S
Sini
Freckles
Yesteenney
SSEA
Jay
Abraham
Uncola
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