Stock Prices Open Firm Then Rally Amid Broad Market Moves
New York stock activity showed initial firmness as selling pressure hit the northwestern rails and other rail stocks, then rebounded with gains across many issues. United States Steel, Pan American Petroleum and various utilities posted notable moves while volume reached about 100 000 shares.
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New York
Northwestern Rails
Standard Indials
Chicago and
Northwestern
Chicago and Northwestern
Omaha
Canadian Pacific
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Chicago
Hattern Illinois
Gulf Mobile and Northern
Reading
Jersey Central
United States Steel
Baldwin
Pan-America GB
Pan American B
American Can
American Locomotive
General Electric
Cuwent Coca Cola
International Harvester
Maxwell Mtor
Possum Cereal
Savage Arms
Sears Roeouck
Stoss Sheffield Steel
Worthington Pimp
Laclede Gas
United States
Bond Prices Drift Lower in Dull Market in New York
Bond prices eased today as dull trading persisted in New York. Tight money conditions and persistent rumor of an imminent federal reserve rediscount rate increase weighed on sentiment. Standard securities stayed firm amid uncertainty while scattered selling pressed Liberty bonds and high grade railroad mortgage issues.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Bank
Standard Investment Securities
Grain prices slump as wheat drops in Chicago market
Chicago March 27 grain prices fell sharply with wheat down seven cents a bushel from yesterday amid government investigation worry and broad selling pressure across grain values. Prices weakened as traders anticipated effects of the inquiry and market volatility persisted.
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Chicago
Alphabet soup of 1920s corporate names creates chaotic ledger
Fragmented OCR listing dozens of major companies from American and global markets, including Allied Chemical American Smelting and Refining, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago and Northwestern, Reading, Norfolk and Western, and Southern Pacific. The text resembles a garbled roster of firms across industries with scattered abbreviations and misspellings, lacking narrative context or clear events.
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New York
Peargee
Allied Chemical
America Can
American Sp
American Sonomotive
American Tel
American Tobacco
American Waiter Works
Wooten American Anaconda Atchison Atlantic Coast Line
Beldwin
Atsttiore
Ohio Central
Oo Cerra de Pa Chandler Motor
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Northwestern
Air Consolidated
Sheffield Steel
Great Northern
Houston Ninels Central Conternational Harvester
Louisville
Ena Nashville
Marive Ech Menken Neceowa
Ox Missouri
Kanaas
Te Miesouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward National Hlaewit
Mt. Louis
San Francisco
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Southern Wa
Prices fall as grains close lower across board
Wheat closes heavy with May at 1.57 and July at 1.424, corn down 1% to 2%c, oats 1 to 1%e lower, and provisions posting losses of 10 to 4c. Market notes reflect a broad decrease in futures and commodity prices.
Livestock market records firm demand and higher cattle
Chicago cattle receipts 4 000 with firm demand and higher spot prices. Heavies around 1 480 pounds and medium handy weights from 10 50 to 11 50. Hogs receipts 15 000 uneven, tops at 13 60 with most hogs 13 15 to 13 50. Sheep receipts 13 000 slow with fat lambs 14 75 to 15 00 and six deck spring lambs at 17 00.
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Chicago
California
Sugar Market Steady as New York Reports Late April Bid
Spot raw sugar held at 4.68 duty paid while a late April shipment moved at 4.71. Trade reported 5,000 Cuban bags at 4.68 and 12,000 bags at 4.71 for late April. Futures steady on covering amid interest. May closed at 2.97 in duty terms.
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New York
Refined Sugar Futures Move Amid Stable Demand
Sugar futures show little change as refined sugar prices stay firm with quotes from 5.90 to 6.00 for fine granulated. Market notes indicate refined sugar was easier and unchanged to 20 points lower, with no improvement in demand.
Cotton goods market softens for sheetings and print cloths
In New York on March 27 the dry goods market saw softening in sheetings and print cloths while finished reeds orders moved forward steadily for the season. Raw silk held steady with local buying at new low levels and wool markets remained steady amid light trade and improving inquiries. Burlaps unchanged locally but firmer prices abroad. Retail buying stayed light with repeated orders for silks and wash fabrics.
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New York
Poultry Prices Steady in New York Markets
Live firm poultry prices listed for different transport modes with broilers at 55 to 62 cents and fowls at 32 to 35 cents per pound. dressed poultry prices also described as firm though specifics cut off.
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New York
Express
Seed Market Prices Reported in Toledo
Seed prices in Toledo on March 27 show No 2 red wheat at 1.70 to 1.71 per bushel. Clover seed cash at 16.50 with October 13.25. Alsike, May cash at 3.90. Timothy seed cash and May at 2.80, with May and September quotes at 2.90.
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Toledo
Alsike
Mareh
Timothy
Dairy Market Reports From New York Mar 27
Butter unsettled as creamery prices rise beyond extras. Creamery extras 92 score at 4514 pounds. Firsts 88 to 1 score at 4514 pounds. Bees firm with fresh scattered extras at 32 percent and 233c for storage.
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New York
Ibe
C. Bees Firm
Fresh Produce Auction Sparks Odd Lot Prices
Fragmentary OCR notes show packed sums like 334% and 351c with firsts and seconds, references to a cheese firm, a hennery browns line, and storage codes. The readable facts point to a local market listing or auction brief with prices and product notes.
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Hennery
Real Estate Transfers in County Court Clerk Office
Real estate transfers filed for record show Mercer Securities Company selling lot 6 section 102 Bee Reservation Princeton to Mabel G Grady for a stated consideration. W Houchins and wife also transferred property to another party in the same county records.
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Mercer Securities Company
Mabel G Grady
Bee Reservation
Princeton
W. Houchins
Trade opportunity for Bluefield area properties at auction
Person seeks exchange of a good house and lot in Bluefield West Virginia or Bluefield Virginia for part of a Brushfork Valley farm offered at auction on Saturday April 4. Interested parties must contact between March 30 and April 3 to arrange the trade before the sale date.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Brushfork Valley
Property Transfers in Bluefield and Princeton Areas
A string of real estate deeds lists Walter Moorman transferring a lot in Bluefield for 3500 dollars and various other transfers including M F Browns ing and wife to F N Stewart and Mercer Home Building Co to Stanley N Smith for multiple lots in Bluefield and Princeton with values ranging from 100 to 10000 dollars and multiple owners such as Albert M Crowder and Lavina Wright involved in tract sales across sections and lots in Bluefield Princeton and surrounding areas.
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Walter Moorman
Bluefield
M. F. Browning
F. N. Stewart Et al
Mercer Home Building Company
Stanley N. Smith
Act Princeton
Bluefield Development Company
Albert M. Crowder
Fred M. Sutherland
P. KE. Vass
J. R. Hatcher
J. H
M. D. Gadd
Park Avenue
Princeton
Thomas W. Johnston
Lavina J. Wright
Real estate transfer in Bluefield record shows limited details
In section 906 of Bluefield records Ida W. Colley and her husband transfer lot 1 block H to C. M. Rudder Jr for a consideration of $10. The document notes a consideration of $1,000 earlier in the line but provides the final transfer value as ten dollars.
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Bluefield
Ida W. Colley
C. M. Rudder, Jr
Golf drive breaks rib injures Chicago man
Arthur H. Merton, while attempting a golf drive, slipped and fell, breaking a rib. He was injured in Chicago while playing a round.
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Goly
Chicago
Arthur H. Merton
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