Profit taking and bear selling shake stock close
New York March 6 stocks opened strong but grew irregular toward close amid weekend drift and bear selling after a sharp wheat price break. High grade industrials held, many up one to eight and a half points. United States Steel rose about 1% and several large steels saw gains.
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New Yorks
United States Steel Common
Baldwin
Studebaker
General Electric
California Petroleum
Garnsdall General Asphalt
Houston
Ailly Chalmers
American Brake Shoe
American Safety Razor
Brooklyn
Manhattan ‘Transit
Detroit
Dison
Federal “Light and Traction
Widelily
Phoenix Insurance
Kinney & Co
Macy
Maxwell Motor B
Manallan
Whetehul
National Road
Texas
United States
Beatty
Virginia
Railway and Power
Wil- 303 & Co
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Jersey Central
Wribash Common
Baltimore & Ohio
Bonds Market Flickers as Rail Bonds Rally Cools
New York observers note continued attention to St Paul Railway bonds amid financial uncertainty. Convertible issues show declines while four percent bonds maturing this year drift, with traders hedging bets on a near term refunding and broader market signals remaining unsettled.
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New York
Mar
G.bonde
Wirkwally
Brouns
St. Paul
Showa
Rally Road
Honda
Sugar market firmer in New York on March 6
The raw sugar market rose with spot bids at 4.77 for Cuban duty paid and futures at 4.81. Sales included 31,000 bales of Cuban and Porto Rican sugar for prompt and late March, and 20,000 for March-April. Higher spot and Europe’s buying pushed futures up four to twelve points amid strong coverage. A leading sugar house pegged 1924-25 world crops at 25,450,000 long tons.
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New York
Europe
Cuba
New York Stocks Close With Broad Market Drift
Financial page notes closing prices for major firms across diverse industries. Key names include American Tel and Amoco? Standard Oil and General Motors among others, with activity across transportation, steel, chemicals, and utilities. Market breadth shows mixed gains and losses as investors weighed corporate results and commodity trends.
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New York
Hemlent and
Lyn Cnty
Armerles
Sayvel Tite
Armerican Bugs
American Telwid
Amereity
Tobnecu
Acces
Amurdenn Water Ward
aAmericin
Woalin Aniconda Copper
Atchison Allantie Cas
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore
Ohio
Bethleham Steel
Vicece Cevenee
California
Petraeus
Prektic Et Haketral Leather
Vrew
Ghondiey Motor
Chicago
Northworterttoo
Chie
St. Dan
Colorado
Oeee du Pone de
Nemwuts
General Asphitt
General Wlesiie
General Motors
Firemt Northern Toiston of
Gur Blates
Hudson Broters
Umndy Centynt Anternithomlink
Mer
Mary Ivelly
Springfeld
Kendecott Copper
Lehigh Valley Tloulsyile and
Mack Track
Marland Ol
Maxwell
Matora
Seaton Oumissouri
Kansas
Edie Mianouc
Montgomery Ward
York
Riel Reynolde -Tobacca
Lowa
Sin Pranvties
Seaberra Adeline
Ote
Raghuele
Sinctuie
Sidse-Shieffield
Voces Southern Pacifio
Southern Trailway
Standard Oil of California
Standard On
New Jersey
Stewart Warner Nontetede
Atudebaker
Texas Company
Texas
Market reports show muted sugar and mixed livestock prices
Sugar prices stayed unchanged as refined futures fluctuated amid private crop estimates near 22.98 million tons. In livestock, fat cattle and veal moved unevenly. bulls and direct slaughter bids firm while packers bought selectively, with hogs steady to higher and lambs firm at bulk levels around 17.50 to 18.00 dollars.
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Cuicago
Patie
Apevenly
Dairy market report and textile prices from New York
Dairy prices show butter and creamery extras up to 92 score with firsts at 88 to 92. Fresh gathered and packing stock fees listed, with specific prices per pound and per hundredweight. Pacific coast whites extras at 39 to 40c. Separate note mentions kets and domestic wool prices softening and demand for dress goods, twill, sheer staple lines, silk goods activity, and large fall orders for ginghams.
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New York
Mar
Pacific Coast
Poultry Prices Steady in New York Trade Mar 6
Live poultry remained steady with fowls by express at 36 34 cents each and dressed poultry prices unchanged. A poultry firm reported no change in current market levels as buyers and sellers maintained steady demand in New York.
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New York
Express
Dry Goods Markets in New York Quiet on Cotton Goods
New York cotton goods markets were quiet with yarns scarce and prices up. Domestic and foreign raw wool markets showed changes as buyers paused amid light volume, reflecting cautious trading patterns today.
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New York
Grain market plunges as world sales hit wheat prices
Chicago on March 6 saw wheat prices crash as large shipments from Argentina, Australia, and India sparked a broad decline. By closing, May wheat slid to about 1.814^ per bushel and July to roughly 1.6234^, with corn also down, while provisions rose modestly.
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Chicago
Argentina
Australia
India
Seed price notes from Toledo market report
SEED Toledo March 6 price table shows wideat and clover seed figures including cash old new asked and bid terms. Alsike seed listed with March and August values. Rusty wording indicates market bids and asks for seed commodities with dates and prices.
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Toledo
Mar
Real Estate Transfers Real Plate
Real estate transfers filed yesterday in the county court clerk office show new property interests recorded. Details mention transfers between private owners and filings in the docket, reflecting standard conveyance activity in the county records.
Bluefield and Bluefield area record transfers list
Property transfers of numerous Bluefield area parcels and adjacent towns are recorded with buyers and sellers including C G Blankenship W C Arnold and W C Arnold Bailey Wilson Company FF Burks H J Russell T O Wilson Jane McDermott Stott Dillon Shott Hale and others. Several properties in Bluefield Princeton Athens Ridgecrest Valley Ridge lines show sums from 5 to 12750 dollars and more. plus a jarring paragraph about Toly Ponce imagining New England mamas in knee top skirts and bankers in Mttaburg enjoying second childhood.
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C. G. Blankenship
W. C. Arnold
Willowton
T. O' Wilson
Aliee McReynolds
Bluefield
Bailey-Wilson Company
FF. Burks
Wayne Street
H.W. Karnea
H. J. Russell
Hines Avenue
Princeton
Ek, Bailey Et al
Chas. I. Hume
Ridgecrest
Binefield
M. K. Shott
T. O'F. Wilson
J. N. Seizure
L. Kaufman
T. O. Wilson
Jane McDermott Stott
T. O'J. Wilson
Dillon Shott Hale
Blankenship Et al
W. J. Fisk
Sally
Ridgeway
Abba Valley
J. D. Stennett
W. G. Wyant
Athens
L. Hume
Georgia Lumber Company
Valley Ridge
Toly Ponce
New England
Mttaburg
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Union Pacific
Norfolk & Weastern
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
New York Central
Wility
Oklahone Gaa and Wiectric Company
Tajo Wiectric Company
Japan
Lester Bluegeld
Eastradford
St Least Adford
Ristel
Norfolk
Penn
Lynchburs
Blessteeipnie
Roanoke
Ant Shienan
Ns von Cceeper
Harton
Iy A
Cieatunstt Raumbus
Hua Nest
Cincinnati
Sottmabus
Portamouth
Norton
J. Wiley
Treket A
Binenald
Southwest
R *P
Birbie Crowes Shop
Luis Uty
Doolittle
Eicss Av Nea Atavice Me
Stanley
American Finance Company
D. BE
Tyree
W. H. ST. Clair
J. W. Basser
American. Finance CO
West Virginia
N. Ll, Baildy
the Empire Investment Corp
Law & Commerce
Bluefield, West Virginin
Underwood
Cnay
Campbell Office Equipment Company
Ws Va
Harold Lloyd
The
First National Bank
Bluefield, West Virginia
Prats Ata National Ban Ctw
North Street
Jefferson Street
Mssex Strela
Shenandoah Avenue
Fairview School
AM Street
Workng Inn
Commercial Bank
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