Substantial Stock Market Recovery After Pressure Eases
New York stocks closed higher after selling pressure eased with notable gains in Standard Oil, American Can, Baldwin Locomotive, United States Steel, and key rail and petroleum issues. The market saw broad strength in high priced specialties and a rebound from earlier lows amid easing money rates and strong freight loading data.
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Allied Chemie American aAmerican
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American Suciting and Refinery
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Merican Tel and
Tricesses
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American Water, Works
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Vargas
Ryer
Allantie Coast Line
Baldwin
Bubllare
Ohio
Hetleheam Steel
Cess
Vetrolechm
Canadian Pacific
Lanther
Vasco
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Northwestern
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Chloe Copper
Corn Cola Colerain
Congoleum Consolidated Cas
Chamiens
Jamous Pliversa General Asfilindk
Perenne
Moon Yssuseae
Great Northern
Ploustom
Gus States Steel
Hudson Motort Cccers
Tingle Central Veces Cereeee International
Ater
Mar
Wally Spelngfleld
Mack Truck
Martind
Maxwell Mators
A . Musican
Seaboard
Ansaid Maidn
Beaboard
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Kansas
Missouri
Tom Montgomery
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Pan-American Petroleum
California Petroleum
General Petroleum
Pacific Oil
Steel Common
American Can
Americath Smelting
Anaconda
Wederal Mining and Smelting
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American Gar and Fowdry
Associated
Goodyear Preferred
International Business Machines
Postum Cereal
Remington Typewrites
Universal Pipe
Virginia Railway and Power
Wet Pain
Bond Market Rallies on Easier Money Rates in New York
The bond market rose as easier money rates spurred buying, led by St Paul railway issues. Prices climbed one to four points with notable gains in St Paul bonds and several semi speculative rails. Pan American Petroleum and other sector names surged on anticipated sector expansion and corporate transactions.
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Missouri Pacific
Chesapeake
Old Homa Town goods movement curbed amid cautious mills
Merchants report slow movement and curtailed operations in mill centers. Demand for new wash fabrics is scattered and prompt shipment doubtful as mills curb stock of fashion items. Staples remain quiet and inactive in trade.
Vacuum Oil Company offers 1922 redemption for cent bonus
In 1921 the company indicated a cent bonus issue of gold by Vacuum Oil Company may be called for redemption in 1922 as part of its annual report.
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Vacuum Oil Company
Cattle and hogs mix in Chicago market with broad gains
In Chicago on March 20 cattle receipts reach 3,000 with active trade and advances across most killing classes. Best steer prices about 11.10, heifers 7.00 to 9.00, cows 5.50 to 7.00, bulls 4.25 to 4.76. hogs 33,000 receipts opened slow and finish 26 cents lower, with 140 to 150 pound stockers around 13.00 to 13.60. Sheep receipts 8,000, fat lambs uneven but generally higher, weights 84 to 96 pounds selling up to 16.00. Overall, market shows strength in cattle and mixed results in hogs and sheep.
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Chicago
Mar
Lamb market report with varied clip weights and prices
Market notes show 82 pound clipped lambs at 11.25 per head with other classes unchanged. Good owes 9.50, shearing lambs 15.36 to 16.50, with miscellaneous entries and unclear lines. Further details unavailable from the fragment.
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Wheat market surges as demand outpaces Canadian shortage
Wheat rushed higher on Mar 20 with Canadian export scarcity cited and European financial troubles noted. May futures rose to 1.673 to 1.68, July to 1.46 to 1.494. Corn and oats held steady or modestly moved while provisions varied from a one-sixth to seventeen cents.
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Chicago
Mar
Europa
Ita
Dry Goods Market Quiet as Cotton Ginnings Rise
New York readers report steadier cotton goods for spot delivery while news of large yearly ginnings prompts buyers to bid lower for late cloth shipments. Trade remained quiet in cloths and yaros with wool as a marginal note.
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New York
Dairy Prices Hold Steady Amid Mixed Butter By Markets
New York dairy reports show butter steady with creamery butter and extra grade quotes rising. Excerpts list various butter grades, scores, and packaging terms, alongside cheese and storage butter figures, reflecting a cautious market with ongoing price adjustments.
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Tennery
Raw Sugar Market Steady as May Shipment Hits 4.87
In New York on March 20 the raw sugar market stayed steady with prices unchanged at 4.74 and later advancing to 4.87 for May shipment. The sole reported sale was 17,500 bags of Philippine origin. Futures trading remained light with prices moving within a narrow range.
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Philippines
A .Com
New 7 Room House on Tazewall Avenue, Bluefield VA
Seven room residence on Tazewall Avenue Bluefield Virginia featuring hot water heat and a full concrete basement offered at 12400 dollars. Call number not provided for more details.
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Unclear market shifts in crop futures and refined sugar notes
Prices for March to September futures ranged with March at 2.98 and September at 3.34 amid varied demand. Refiners kept quotes steady 6.00 to 6.20 with some accepting orders at 5.90 while old crop months weakened under selling by commission houses.
Poultry Price List From Express Shipments
New York March 20 Chickens by express 40c per pound broilers by express 62c fowls by express 30c per pound Dressed poultry firm prices unchanged for today with steady market signals from major suppliers.
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