Stock rout as prices fall after Coolidge message
New York traders watched a broad sell off in heavy volume. Many active shares dropped two to ten points from their highs as stops were triggered and large firms urged selling at the market. Some issues rallied briefly then retreated, with several rail and steel stocks posting sizable declines while others held modest gains.
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New York
Mar
Coolidge
American Car and Foundry
Katy
North American
Independent, Oil and Gas
California Petroleum
Lu@ium Steel
Hudson Motors
Uited
Savage Arms
American Can
Baldwin
Kuponi
Sodium Steel
Miami Copper
Texas Gulf Sulphur
American Express
Associated Dry Goods
Atlantic Coast Line
Laclede Gas
Pullman
Sears Roebuck
American Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Goodrich Rubber
Remington Typewriter
Barnet Leather
Federal Light and Traction
Goodyear Tire
Martin Parry
Utah Securities and Wilson Company
Commission House
Albert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Fretzht
St. Paul
Henry Ford
Burlington General
Canadian Northern
Louisville & Nashville
New York Central
Kansas City Southern
Kansas City Terminal
Chicago & Aston
Oil Company
Skelly
Pan-American
Standard Gas
Montreal Tramway Company
City of Chicago
Finland
Bond Prices Drift Irregularly In New York Trading
Bond prices drifted irregularly lower in New York today with fitful trading. Dealers saw alternating rallies and declines as market activity remained uneven and cautious.
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New York
Grain Market Slumps on Liverpool Setback and US Demand Fade
Wheat tumbled sharply amid a Liverpool quotation surprise and a U S demand forecast for four months that signaled a heavy drop. May wheat closed at 1.92 and July at 1.68, corn fell 37 to 45 cents, oats slid ¼ to 1 cent, while provisions moved 7 cents down to 2 cents up.
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Chicago
Mar
Liverpool
United States
Chicago Livestock Market Report Cattle Prices Updated
Chicago cattle receipts reached 8000 with good weighty steers weak in spots while medium trades and finished light weight steers held firm. Top paid $12.00 for 1204 pound average. best heavy steers at $11.40, average weight 1500 pounds. Nebraskas 1608 pounds averaged $11.15. some 1635 pound cattle at $11.00. Best yearlings $11.75.
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Chicago
Mar
New York Stocks Close Amid Broad Market Shift
Wall Street ended mixed as Allied Chemical and American Can led declines while American Car and Foundry and General Motors posted gains. Major industrials including Bethlehem Steel, U S Steel, and Panama Canal Railway showed uneven moves amid thin trading and prevailing market caution.
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New York
Allied Chemical and
American Can
American Car and Foundry
Isamerican
American Tobacco
Poms de
Posccecaaroateus
mone-Kiagers
Lasky Va General Asphatt
Mleciie
Ious
General Motors
Great Northern
Gulf States
Houston Oil Hudson Motors
Iinole Central
Ontgomery Ward
Rational Biscuit
Stack Keces
Norfolk and Wes Pertvedsean
North American
Ooorthern Pacific
Theba Vies
Ptheeeke Oo
American Petroleum
BR DD Bane Ben Cde
Sn Oaendone Iphia
Reading
Rh Petroleum
Popebite
Lion ‘and Bich
Louis and Ban Francie Board
Ie Mae
Okant Sinclair
Consolidat
Sloss-Sheffield Steel
Southern Pacific Southern Railway Standard Oii
California
Standard Oi
New Jersey
Stewart Warner 7
Studebaker
Texas Company
Texas and Pacific Tobacco Products Transcontinental Oi
Union Pacific
United States
Westinghouse Plectrices
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Fat cattle and hogs move in active market demand
Cattle buyers showed strong demand for fat cows and yearling heifers with price ranges from $5.00 to $13.00 for various grades. Hogs were fairly active with top bids around $13.25 for 190 to 340 pound butchers, and sheep prices to $18.05 for heavy fat lambs while light weights and feeding lambs remained steady to firm. Sugar futures opened lower, rallied on Cuban-driven buying, then slid, with March at 2.94 and May at 3.02.
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Commission House
Sugar market steady as spot sugar holds at 4.71
New York spot raw sugar unchanged at 4.71 while shipment sales climbed. Buyers moved 6,000 bags of Cuban for prompt shipment at 4.71 to a local refiner, 15,000 bags of Cuban for late March at 4.74 to an operator, and about 50,000 bags of Philippines to refiners or operators.
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New York
Mar
Philippines
Seed prices and bids listed for Toledo market update
Seed quotations from Toledo on March 4 show cash wheat at 1.92 4 1.93. Clover seed old and new 18.75, March 18.45, October 14.00 asked. Alsike cash and March 13.25, August 10.50 bid. Timothy seed cash and March 3.10 asked, May 3.22, September 3.55.
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Toledo
Mar
Alsike
Timothy
Cotton goods hold steady amid firm tone in gray line
New York reports cotton goods steady with a firm under tone in gray goods. Glighan advances are broadly followed by smaller producers. Price increases for Paris cales have been raised another quarter cent on select numbers. Silks mention noted.
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New York
Mat
Glighan
Dairy prices and creamery grades reported in New York market
Butter firm prices rise with extras and high scores for creamery goods. Current make No 2 packing stock shows modest gains. Eggs steady for fresh gathered firsts. Cheese prices state whole milk flats vary with quality, with unquoted averages.
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New York
Ise
Real estate transfers filed in county court clerk office
Real estate transfers listed include H. B. Lee et al to Samuel Dabney for lot on West Bedford Street Bluefield with $1,000, K. E. Hale to H. R. Hale for part of lot 17 Bluefield $3,000, A. Thomas to E. Stone for multiple Bluefield/Ruefield lots totaling $5, A. Thomas to H. B. Whitman for Bluefield lots 9 and 11 $3,000, and Hale Land Company to H. B. Whitman.
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H. B. Lee
Riuefeld
A. Thomas
Whitman
Bluefield
Hale Land Company
Property transfers in Bluefield and Princeton listings
W E Ross et al sell lots 1 and 2 section 230 Blue field for 1 dollar to H S Whisman. Whisman buys lots 10 and 11 section 886 Bluefield for 5 dollars. Montvale Addition to H Whisman lot 6 section 965 Bluefield for 2500 dollars. H Day and wife sell lot 16 section 10 Webb street Princeton for an automobile. W E Ross and wife sell lots 40 and 43 section 886 Bluefield for 5 dollars. M C Ballard et al sell lot on Fifth street Princeton for 250 dollars to O O Spangler and wife.
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Bluefield
W. E. Ross
H. S. Whisman
Montvale
Whisman
H. Day
J. H. King
Webb
Princeton
H. S. Whitman
M. C. Ballard
O. O. Spangler
Fifth Street
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