Unbounded rumors blamed for break in prices on market day
The market saw broad declines as rumors pushed many stocks to new lows. Baldwin led losses among industrials, Union Pacific held near session highs, and Wabash and Van Swearingen issues gained on merger hopes while general sentiment remained cautious after opening strength faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
General Electric
Jarug Vblocka
American Car and Foundry
Texas
United States
Nash Motors
Maxwell Motors
Associated Dry Guarry
Bush Terminal
Foundation Company
International Business Machine
International Harvester
International Paper
Pacific Gas
United Clear Stores
Ward Wal Ing
Worth Ponm Power
Wabash and
van Sweninger
Wabash
Virginia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Ayaiem
Union Pacific
Bond Market Narrow in Early Trading Amid Fed Hold Fears
New York May 26 traders feared a higher rediscount rate by the Federal Reserve Bank. Prices moved in a very narrow range as speculation cooled. Some buying appeared for railroad obligations and helped lift certain issues like Great Northern bonds, while overall market failed to trend clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Iimilte
Tion Meng
Asia
Market drift and court delay weigh on oil and steel bonds
The report notes mixed market moves as crude oil output drops and bond offerings appear, with Pan American and Bethlehem Steel among heavy industrials. A court decision blocks minority stakeholders from blocking a meeting on the Van Swaringens system, while new Pennsylvania and International Paper issues attract buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle Colvertible 44
Chesapeake
Ohio
van Swaringens
Petroleum Company
Iback
Plana
Bethlehem “Steel
State of Pennsylvania
International Paper
Sao Paulo
Seed price list shows varied seed names and months
A fragmented seed catalog entry lists Toletos and Clover seed with March and October prices, Timothy seed with March May and September figures, and multiple cash terms. Amounts range around 1.76 to 18.10 with several dated references. Names include Manalty and Al- Bika amid scattered punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toletos Mar
Whelt
Clover
al- Bika
Vagh
Aurgnat
Timothy
Unfinished cotton goods report mixed in New York market
The York market for dry goods shows unfinished cottons quiet with some softer prices and irregular yarns. Popular finished cloths especially wash fabrics bring premiums for prompt shipments while burlaps ease slightly. New clothing styles in bright colors promise strong sales.
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York
Mar
Textile demands rise at season opening
Early season demand spikes as manufacturers press for silk crapes printed goods tubalka and fairles with prices 10 to 26 per dent higher at the opening, signaling brisk activity in clothier markets.
Livestock market close with varied cattle and hog trends
Chicago on March 26 reports cattle prices mixed with declines for most lean steer and yearling lots though strictly choice heavy cows hold. Bulk fed steers and yearlings range 8.50 to 10.60, top cows around 6.00, with calves strong to packers at 9.50 to 10.60. Hogs slow, prices down 16 to 26 cents, ranges 12.60 to 18.80 for various weights. sheep and lambs slower but some improvements in light weight grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Catire
Dtéer
Trong
Lou
Sugar Market Dips as Raw Prices Decline in New York
New York March 2. A further drop in raw sugar futures amid selling pressure. Dubai and Puerto Rican refinery shipments moved at 4.68 to 4.88 duty paid and Apr shipment. May 2.965, July 3.10, September 3.41. Refined sugar steady 6.00 to 6.20, refiners accepting below list levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Dubai
Honges
Wes Nord
Wenfann
Grain markets drift after light export demand
Heavy buying pressure faded and sprinkles of rash rumors aside, the wheat market turned downward. Wheat closed weak with May at 1.04 and July down, corn off, oats down, and provisions showing a broad decline across grains and futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowe
Lee'down
Next Senate to Be One of Unruliest and Most Unruly
Washington March 26 President Coolidge faces a tough Senate return with a split Republican coalition and a defiant opposition. The expulsion of Progressive members and party realignment show White House advisers shifting to newer leaders as old-timers lose influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Stewart
Washington
Mar
Coolidge
Senate
House
Charles Warren
Repubican
Lem
Alx
Borah
Couzeng
Howell
Johnson
Norbeck
Norris
Cleveland
Warren
Vatarana
Curtis
Cumming
Watson
Smoot
Butler
Brigham
Gillett
Goff
Sénate
Poultry Prices Mixed in New York Market
New York March 26 live poultry prices showed changes as drodent and teaser poultry markets fluctuated with current rates at 55 to 60 cents for certain items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Drodent
jOxpreas
Real estate transfers filed in county clerk's office
A series of real estate transfers were recorded in the county clerk's office including Woody A Light and wife to Nannie S Broyles for lot 21 section D Bluefield $3,000 and Nannie S Broyles to Helen Broyles et al for lot 21 section 1 South Divefield $9,000. Mountain Park Land Company to Joseph Grant Natney for lot 16 section 1 Mountain Park Princeton $100. Virginia Realty Loan Company to E T Oliver for two parcels in Coopertown Bluefield $6,000 and another parcel lot 17 section 507 Bluefield $5,000. Belle Durham and husband to E T Oliver for lots 41 and 42 section 204 Bluefield $1,200. Frances W Rector and husband to EB T Oliver for part of lots 4 and 2 section 828 Bluefield $5. C Eugene Foster and wife to A George for lot 11 section 1016 Bluefield $1. Mary E Owen executrix to John L Philippee for lots 1 to 6 inclusive section 925 Bluefield $1,450. Orrie M Gilder to Joss H Haya for lot 26 and part of lot 25 section E Bluefield $10,000.
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Woody A. Light
Nannie
Broyles
South Binéfield
Helen Broyles
South Divefield
Mountain Park Land Company
Joseph Grant Matney
Mountain Park
Princeton
Virginia Realty Loan Company
E. T. Oliver
Coopertown
Biiefield
Bluefield
Belle Durham
Frances W. Rector
EB. T. Oliver
C. Eugene Foster
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Stincinnati, CO
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Sewell's Point
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Newport News
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