Revival of speculative activity in railroad shares on Friday
New York May 1 Revival of speculative activity in railroad shares featured Friday's stock trading with wide volume gains. Dela ware and Hudson leased the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway boosting rail buys. Norfolk and Southern and Atlantic Coast Line posted new peak prices, while several rail issues slipped from earlier highs. Public utilities rose with Utah Securities and Electric certificates hitting peaks.
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New York
Delaware and Hideon
Buffalo, Rochester and
Pittsbore
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsboro
Detroit and Hudson
Higker
Norfolk and Southern
Marsden Perry
O Ernst Williams
Guilt
Mobile
Northern
New Urican
Texas
Mexico
Southern Railway
Atlantic Coast Line
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Northwestern
Ann Arbor
Chicago and Alton
Kansas City Southern
Katy
Norfolk and Western
Southern Pacific
Frisco Oommon
St. Louis
Southwestern
Texas and Pacific
Western Pacific
Mercantile Reviews
Uradstreet
Utah Securities
Federal Licht and Traction
Cuba Gas and Electric
Electric
Lac
Pittsburg Coal Common
Jones Brothers Tea
Butte
Superior
Miami Copper
Coal and Bank Listings Hidden in Stock Ledger Page
A fragment from a financial column shows various coal companies and banks with mixed figures such as 160 and 100.90 alongside names like First National Bank Keystone Kroll-Litz Coal Co and Virginia Armature Co. The text is partial and jumbled, listing entities and numbers without full context.
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First National Bank
Keystone
Kroll-Litz Coal Co
War Creek Coal Co
Low Volatile Consolidated Coal Co
Mead Coal Co
Milami Fork Coal
Mead Co Scasse
Mingo Lime and Lamber Sa
Rail bonds rise on merger hopes and dividend rumors
New York May 1 bonds led by rail issues surged as merger news and favorable dividend chatter spurred buying. Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh bonds climbed with a proposed lease to Delaware and Hudson, while Detroit and Hudson and Norfolk and Southern bonds also advanced. A large block of stock changed hands to a group linked to Duke Tobacco interests, boosting rail confidence overall.
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New York
Rails
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsboro
Delaware and Hudson
Pitts
Detroit and Hudson
Norfolk and Southern
Duke Tobacco
New York Stock Prices Reported for Allied and Other Rail and Steel Firms
The list shows daily price quotes for Allied Chemical and Dye, American Car and Foundry, American Locomotive, American Smelting, and many others. Shares from United States Steel, General Electric, General Motors, and Chicago lines are included with varied percentage figures reflecting market movement.
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New York
Allied Chemical and Dye Aene Uy
American Car
Mrmany
American Smelting
American Tobacco
American Water Works
Naconda
Copper Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Bethlehem Steel
Hatimore and
Ofte
California Petroleum
Otecb
Tres Oe
Corroe Paesikos
Reap
Eseses
Cerro de Pasco
Orn Chandler Motor
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Northwesern
Mil
el Pau
Pacific
Chile
Voevuess
Coen Cole Coe Couseenees
General Electric
General Motors
Northern
jolt States Steel now _o
Houston
Hudson Motors
OTR
Hlllnois Central
I International Harvester Sce Int. Merchant Mar
Kelly Springfield
Norfolk and Western
North American
Pan American Petroleum
Philadelphia
Reading
Phillipa Petrolewn
Republic Tron and Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
St. Louis
San Francisco
Seaboard Air Line
Roebuck & Tant
Sinclair Consolidated Free
United States
United States Steel
Rail and bond market update shows continued gains and shifts
Railroad stocks such as Santa Fe Frisco Missouri Pacific Norfolk and Western Seaboard and Katy advanced more than a point while heavy rail lien sales and early year gains dominated trading. Treasury issues rose to peak prices for the year and Liberty bonds edged higher. Sugar Company bonds drifted lower amid falling commodity prices.
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Ern Railway
Frisco
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk and Western Seaboard
Katy
United States
Treasury
Liberty
Sugar Company
Livestock Market Report Chicago May 1
Cattle receipts 4 000. Trade slow and weak with narrow demand, better grades scarce. Steers avg 1117 lb. best around 1065. Cows 6.25 to 6.70. heifers 7.50 to 9.00. bulls weak. Veal calves uneven. packer bulk 5.00 to 7.90. Hogs receipts 16 000 opened steady, closed dull. Weights 160–225 lb up to 11.50. 240–325 lb around 11.40. Sows 10.00 to 10.25. pigs 10.75 to 11.00. Sheep 8 000 receipts. fat lambs 2.65 to 3.0 lower, wool lambs top 15.75. weightier types 13.60 to 15.76.
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Chicago
Raw sugar market steadies as shipments rise on futures dip
New York May 1. Raw sugar price level kept at 4.27 duty paid for spot. 5 000 bags Porto Rico prompt shipments sold at 4.27 and 21 000 bags Philippine June July at 4.52. Futures eased then rallied on covering and Wall Street buying. May 2.60 July 2.71 September 2.83 December 2.85. Refined sugar unchanged to 10 points lower with refiners at 5.60 and 6.70. demand weak and refined futures nominal.
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New York
Porto Rico
Philippine
Wall Street
New York Dry Goods Market Mixed as May Trade Opens
Raw cotton goods stay dull in primary markets as prices fall to new lows. Buyers gather for Monday auction of carpets and rugs with 92 000 bales and 6 500 rolls of carpeting to be sold. Burlap demand rises slightly for future shipments. linens also quiet while raw silk edges up.
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New York
Dairy price report from New York May 1
Butter steady on receipts of 10 395. Bees firmer with 33 450 received. Fresh gathered extras and storage packed ranges noted from 30 31 2 to 32 0. Fresh gathered seconds at 28 4 to 29 4. Nearby beanery whites and Pacific Coast whites show varied extras. Cheese irregular with 51 290 receipts and whole milk flats average run around 19 9 to 18 0 per pound.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Seed prices in Toledo market report May 1
Wheat cash No 2 red $1.88. Clover seed cash $16.50 asked. October $13.05 December $12.90. Alsike adequate $12.50 asked. Timothy seed cash and May $5.00 September $3.55.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Grain Market Jolts Chicago Trading Floor
Grain prices surged today in Chicago, with notable upturns in the market. Traders reported widespread buying as buyers pushed futures higher and local dealers noted brisk demand across stockyards and mills.
Crop Estimates Signal Lower Wheat Harvest This Year
Official crop estimates indicate the United States will harvest about 201 million bushels less wheat than last year. Wheat futures were volatile with gains of 6 to 8 cents in the nearby market, May at 1.59 to 1.60 and July at 1.50 to 1.50 percent. Corn rose 2 to 3 cents, and oats showed a fractional gain while provisions posted modest improvements.
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United States
Real estate transfers filed in county court clerk office
Real estate transfers list several deeds: Sophia A. McBride to Mamie Bell for $500 a near Coopers. P W Barry and wife to George D Kendrick for $400 lot 31 section 307 Blue field. Sara Webb and husband to W H Watt for $2,700 part lot 5 section 9 Stonewall addition Princeton. W B McNutt trustee to J C Crockett for lot 2 section 20 Bee addition.
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Sophia A. McBride
Mamie Bell
Coopers
P. W. Barry
George D. Kendrick
Bluefield
Sara Webb
W. H. Watt
Stonewall
Princeton
W. B. McNutt
J. C. Crockett
Bee Addi
Property Transfer Notices in Princeton and Area
Legal abstracts reveal transfers including W B McNutt trustee to Bailey for lot 3 section 14 Baltimore Land Company addition Princeton with consideration $1 200 and other conveyance valued at $2 600. Names W B McNutt Bailey Baltimore Land Company appear in the records.
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Tion
Princeton
W. B. McNutt
Bailey
Baltimore Land Company
Builders Construct Barn Around Cow in Mascaline Iowa
James Carson and his son erected a stable around their ailing cow in Mascaline. After the cow recovered they tore down part of the structure because the doorway proved too small for her to exit. Traveling to see new things isn’t always as interesting as watching old ones change.
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Mascaline
Iowa
James Carson
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Virginia Railway and Power
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Natthfork Finance Oestion
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