Market Rally Follows Early Slump Amid Bank Note Woes
Stock prices opened firm but fell on selling pressure from rail and utility stocks. A sharp recovery followed as Pan American and Pan American Petroleum and other issues supported the market, with gains in United States Glueing and several industrials. Pan-American Petroleum led advances on Mexicali assets news, while banks and notes faced selling pressure amid Bank of France policy concerns.
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Bond Market Mulls Rates Amid Low Trading Volume
New York bonds weakened slightly as dull trading persisted. Reports of potential shifts in the Federal Reserve discount rate stirred speculation, while government securities showed uncertainty. Debates over mortgages and railroad issues also influenced moves.
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Grain prices tumble amid sweeping government changes
Chicaro March 27 grain market shows a heavy price drop with wheat down by a bushel as selling accelerates in response to recent government investigations and broad market shifts. Major stocks list includes Allied Chemical American Sugar and General Electric among others, reflecting wide market volatility.
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Old Home Town Price Report And Market Slates
Market summary shows wheat futures easing with September at 3.25 and December 3.59 while May 1.57 and July 1.4246 slip. Corn quotes drop 1 to 2 percent and refined futures move lower. Grain and provisions lists show minor gains and losses with scattered prices for granulated and fresh gathered goods in storage.
Livestock market changes with varied cattle and hog prices
Cattle receipts around 4000 with mixed demand and higher spot prices. Heifer and cow values fall for lower grades while fat cattle and yearlings rise to about 12 to 18.50. Hog receipts near 15000 show declines with bulk b 13.30 to 13.50 for midweights and sows around 12.80 to 12.86. Lambs slow with mixed weights and prices from 11 to 18.50, California spring lambs around 17.00, and clipping about 11 to 12.50. Holdover about 8000 head.
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Raw sugar prices ease as May bids steady in New York
Spot raw sugar moved at 4.68 with duty paid while late April shipment read 4.71. Sales included 6,000 bags at 4.68 and 12,000 bags at 4.72 for April second half. Futures showed steadiness on cover buying but closed slightly lower after realising. May near 2.97 and July positions frei.
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Dry Goods Markets Show Mixed Cotton Goods Prices
New York March 27 reports indicate demand for cotton goods softening while prints and shirtings ease. Finished muslins hold steady with normal shipments. raw silk remains steadier though local buying feeds at new low levels. Wool markets steady, burlaps firmer abroad, retail buying active with persistent silk and wash fabric orders.
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Poultry Prices Narrow Range in New York Markets
New York trader reports live poultry prices for freight and express shipments with small gaps in quotes. Live fowls and poultry by freight or express show slight variations around 58 cents for freight and about 55 to 62 cents for express. Dressed poultry prices remain unchanged.
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Seed prices and seed types listed for March to September
Market notes from Toledo show seed items with varying prices: Wheat No 2 red at 1.70 to 1.71, Clover seed around 18.50 in October and 13.25 in May, Adsike and clish at 3.00, Timothy seed cash and tea priced at 2.80 in May and 2.10 in September. Prices reflect seasonal entries across months March May September.
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Dairy Creamery Butter Prices and Quality Terms
New York March 27 butter markets show unsettled but firm tones with creamery and extras trading above extras. Prices noted include 46% grading at 46 cents, creamery extras at 52 score, and firsts at 88 point tally. Storage and frosh gathered extras are listed near 24 to 380 units.
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Real Estate Transfers In County Clerk Records
Real estate transfers filed yesterday in the county court clerk’s office show Mercer Securities Company transferring lot 6 in section 102 Bee Reservation Princeton to Mabel Gy Grady for a stated consideration. C. W. Houching and wife conveyance to an unnamed party appears in the record.
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Trade offer for Bluefield house and land in auction note
Notice invites interested parties to swap a good house and lot in Bluefield West Virginia or Bluefield Virginia for part of a Brush Fork Valley farm. The farm trade must be arranged between March 20 and April 3 ahead of an April 4 auction.
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Real estate transfers in Bluefield Princeton area reported
Waller Moorman and others transfer properties in Bluefield Princeton area with totals ranging from 900 to 9400 dollars. Names include M F Brown ing, F O Stewart, Mercer Tiame R Building Co, Stanley N Smith, Albert M Crowder, Fred M Sutherland, P J Vass, J R Natcher, J H Gadd, G Guvine J Wright, Hort $1 000, and C M Rottcher Jr. An unrelated note reports Arthur H Merton breaking a rib while driving a golf ball in Chicago.
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