Stock Market Drops Sharply After Coolidge Message
New York stock prices fell sharply as selling surged in late trading after President Coolidge's message. Many active shares declined up to ten points from prior highs, with prominent losses in Rite States Cast Iron Pipe, Savage Arms, American Can, and others. Some rebounds occurred as traders sought to rally the market despite profit taking and mixed railroad and oil group results.
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Coollege
American Car and Foundry
Savage Arms
American Can
Baldwin, Dupont
Ludlum Steel
Miami Copper
Texas Gulf Sulphur
American Express
Associated Dry Goods
Atlantic Coast Line
Laclede Gas
Pullman
Sears Roebuck
Baltimore & Ohio
Godrich Rubber
Remington ‘Typewriter
Barnet Leather
Federal Light and Traction
Goodyear Tire
Martin Parry
Utah Securities and Wilson Company
Coolidge
Klbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
St. Paul
Henry Ford
Burlington Generals
Canadian Northern
Louisville & Nashville
New York Central
Kansas City Southern
Kansas City Terminal
Chicago & Alton
Oil Company
Skelly
Pan-American
Standard Gas
Montreal Tramsway Company
City of Chicago
Finland
Bond market sees drift and irregular declines
New York bonds traded unevenly with prices drifting lower amid fits of rallies and declines. Market participants noted mixed demand as investors weighed near term rate expectations and yields.
Grain Market Downturn Hits Wheat Prices In Chicago
Chicago wheat fell sharply as buyers reacted to Liverpool rotations and a British trade estimate signaling a steep drop in US consumption over the next four months. May closed at 1.92 to 2.04 and July at 1.69 to 1.68, with corn down about 3/4 to 4 1/3 cents and oats mixed, provisions varied 7 cents down to 2 cents up.
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Chicago
Mar
Liverpool
United States
Livestock Market Report From Chicago Cattle Sale
Chicago cattle receipts reach 3000 with weights varying. Good heavy steers steady to higher and light weights showing strength. Prices show 1,204 lb best heavy at 12.00 per cwt and average weights around 1500 lb at 10.50 to 11.26. Nebraska cattle average 1008 lb at 11.15 with some 1634 lb averages at 11.00. best yearlings around 11.76.
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Chicago
Mar
Nebraskay
Historic US Industrial Names Fragment Amidst Dense Company List
An OCR filled with hundreds of corporate names lists American and international firms across sectors. The fragmentary text mentions General Motors, United States Steel, Pennsylvania Railroad, Coca Cola, Union Carbide, Wells Fargo, Standard Oil, and many more with scattered city and line references, reflecting a dense archival ledger of mid-century industry.
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American Sugar
Atchison
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Bethlehem "Steel
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Cerro de Kasen Chandler
Mater Eisan Peaks
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Maul
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Pacific Chile
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Mons
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Isece Studebaker
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Market roundup of livestock and sugar futures
Fat cows and heifers show 10 to 15 cent gains with prices for yearlings and bulls mixed. hog receipts around 19 000 with higher bids but sparse big packers. sheep receipts 11 000 steady to strong for fat lambs and feeding lambs active. Sugar futures drifted, March at 2.94, May 3.02, July 3.19, refined sugar steady at 6.00 to 6.10 with demand weak.
Sugar Prices Hold Steady. Cuban and Philippine Sales Reported
New York spot sugar remained at 4.71 while refined and Cuban shipments rose. Trade included 6,000 bags of Cuban for prompt delivery at 4.72 to a refiners, 15,000 Cuban for late March at 4.74 to an operator, and about 60,000 Philippine bags to refiners or operators.
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New York
Philippines
Seed Tolddo Market Prices Toasted By Mixed Quotes
Wheat cash 1.9246 1.98 percent. Clover cash old and new 18.75 March 18.45 October 14.00 asked. Alsike cash and March 13.25 August 10.50 bid. Timothy. March 0 asked May 3.22 September 3.
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Alsike
Timothy Neiledly
Dry goods market steady with firm undertone noted
New York cotton goods held steady with a firmer tone in gray fabrics. Gingham prices rose modestly as larger firms lead the advance, while smaller producers follow with further small gains. Silks show continued price movement amid cautious demand.
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New York
Dairy Prices Report From New York Market
New York dairy market notes show butter firm with creamery rates higher than extras at about 47 47.5 cents, creamery and extras around 42 44 cents, packing stock steady. Cheese prices hold steady for whole milk products with state and fancy grades varying, fresh gathered firsts around 27 cents.
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New York
Aglee
Real estate transfers filed in county clerk's office
Real estate transfers recorded yesterday include H R Lee trustees to Samuel Dibney for lot West Bedford Street Bluefield price 1000. J B Hale and wife to S R Hate part of lot 17 section 208 Bluefield price 3000. J A Thomas and wife to EOC Stone lots 4 and 9 section 503 and lot B2 and part of lot 21 section 951 Bluefield price 5. J A Thomas and wife to Hy Whitman lots 9 and 11 section 683 Bluefield price 3000. Hale Land Company to H B Whis-
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J.-A. Thomas
Ta Hy
Whitman
Bluefield
Hale Land Company Io H
Property Transfers and Bluefield Real Estate Notes
The record lists several real estate transfers and consideration amounts across Bluefield and nearby areas. W. K. Ross and others sell lots in sections 230 and 965 with nominal sums. Whisman and partners convey lots 10 and 11 in a Webb Princeton area with $86 values. H Day transfers to J H King, plus automobile exchange noted. W E Ross and wife to H S Whiterman convey lots 40 and 43 with $1. M C Ballard and others to O Spangler and wife bring a lot on Fifth Street in Princeton for $250. Details include Montvale Addition and Webb akgest sections with various lots and prices around $1 to $2,500.
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Bluefield
W. K. Ross
Whisman
Montvale
Whisjman
H. Day
J. HW. King Inne
Webb
Akgest
Princeton
Consideration
Ae Automobile
W. E. Ross
HS. Witteman
Binafield
M. C. Ballard
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