Revival of railroad shares marks Friday stock market
Revival of speculative activity in railroad shares led Friday trading with higher prices and expanded volume. Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh jumped 37 points mid-session, slipping back to 86% at close. Norfolk and Western and several others posted gains. Bond market activity also picked up as rail issues rallied amid dividend rumors and new ownership moves.
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Duttalo
Rochester
Pittaburg
Raila
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Detroi and
Hiden
Norfolk Ati
Southern
Marsden Perry
Ernst Willams
Queceed Btn
Gulf, Mobile and Northern
New Orleans
Texas
Moxico
Souther
Atlantic Coast
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Northwvemern
Ann Arbor
Raeferred
Chicago and Alton
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Lane Cy Sothern
Katy
Norfolk and Western
Hyadstreet
Utah Securities
Federal Light
Aml ‘Traction
Cube Gas
Electric
Laclede
General Electric
Montana Power
American
Baldwin, Studebaker
Steel
United States
Maxwell
Glidden
American Woolen
Noving
Pittsburg Coal Common
Jones Brothers ‘Tea
Butte
Superiar
Miami Copper
New York
Carrera
Wilffalo
Wittsboro
Delaware and Hudson
Nuffato
Pittshure
Dastroit
Rhidson
Norfolk and ‘Southern
Duke Tobaccd
Mila
BTOOKS BONDS AND COAL PROPERTY STORY
Fragmented OCR lists figures and company terms for coal properties and bonds. Names and amounts appear garbled, but reference to American Coal Co Bank of Wrong Vet Fe and Little War creek suggest a page note on coal holdings, finance and related asset entries.
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Fast American Coal Co
Fikhorn
Atone
Muse
Wall Street Mixed as Stocks Hit Diverse Listings
New York stocks closed with mixed prices amid broad activity across industry names. Large caps such as American Water, Bethlehem Steel, Canadian Pacific and Union Pacific showed varied movement while smaller names and rail tenders reflected cautious trading patterns.
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New York
Coamt
Jane” Baldwin
Boathlehem Steel
Baltimore
Ohio
California
Petroleup
Canadian Pacific Central’ Leather
Pasco Onde Motor Thesipeake
Chicago
Mil and
St. Saul
Ghiengs
Chite Copper
Colorado
Ius
Gongulatin Consolidated Corn Products
Crawly Steel
Cuba Cane Sit
Dayiaon Chemical
Duy Pont
Nemourd Uric
Ates
General Aaphalt Genabal Thentite
General Motora
Teas
Great Northern Preferred
Ciuss Statex Steel
Houston
Hartford
Norfolk ‘Aid Weatern
Bat American Peanaylvania
Phillipa Peceoleyn
Stepalite Tron
Si Raynold
Pobacen
St. Laaitlis Tot San
Union Pacific
Bintex Induatriak Atents
United States
Weallngname Electric
Witlya-Overland Scene
Woolworth
Rail bond activity drives sharp market gains this year
Rail lien issues including Frisco and Missouri Pacific led a surge in trading with one of the year’s strongest gains as government securities remained a principal driver. Treasury issues hit new peak prices while Liberty bonds rose only marginally and sugar company bonds drifted lower amid weakening prices.
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Ern
Frisco
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Seabeant
Katy
United States
Treasury
Liberty
Livestock market report from Chicago May 1
Cattle receipts 4,000. Feed steer trade closing slow and weak. demand narrow, especially for better grades. Best steers around 10.06 per 100 pounds, bulk 9.25 to 10.00, heavy bulls scarce. Fat cattle steady. cows 5.25 to 6.50, bulls 4.85 to 5.15, veal calves steady. Hogs receipts 16,000. opened steady, near day’s high, closing weak. good weights 160–256 pounds 11.30 to 11.50, 240–326 pounds 10.60 to 11.40, packing hogs 10.00 to 10.25. Sheep receipts 5,000. fat lambs 26 to 60 pounds down 6 to 8, wool lambs 16.60 to 18.75, heavier types to 13.60.
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Chicago
Fed
Sugar Market Movements In New York May 1
The raw sugar market steadied with unchanged prices at 4.27 duty paid for shipments, while 5,000 bags Porto Rico prompt orders and 21,000 bags Philippine June July shipments were quoted at 4.62. Raw futures fell but recovered slightly on Wall Street buying. May, July, September and December futures closed lower around 2.60 to 2.83. Refined sugar held at 5.60 to 5.70 with no renewed demand or active futures.
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New York
Ateady
Porto Rico
Philippine
Wall Street
New York Dry Goods Market Quiet With Shifts In Wool and Silk
In New York on May 1, cotton goods remained dull in primary markets while raw wool values fell sharply, marking the largest drop in years. The market saw heavy arrivals as buyers prepared for Monday’s auction sale of 92,000 bales of rugs and 8,500 rolls of carpeting, with burlap shipments expanding at slightly lower prices. linens stayed dull and raw silk showed a minor advance.
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New York
Iagt
Dairy market report from New York May first
New York dairy market reports Buker steady with receipts 30 395. Belas firmer, prices for extra firsts 31 to 31 ½ cents. Storage packed 30 4 to 31 ½ cents. Fresh gathered firsts 29 ½ to 30 ½ cents. Nearby hennery whites vary with extras around 38 to 39 cents. Pacific Coast whites extras 39 to 40 cents. Cheese receipts 51,290 state whole fats, fresh functions average 18 cents.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Seed prices and bids for wheat and alfalfa in Toledo market
May 1 seed checks list Wheat No 2 red at 1 881 89 cash bids Otlover and Glover quotes 16 30 to 18 00 for December 12 90 for Alsike August 12 60 asked Minothy seed listed cash May and September 3 00 to 3 55.
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Toledo
Uasti
Glover
Otlover
Alsike
Grain market report shows price changes in Chicago
Chicago May 1 reports mixed price moves in grain trading with minor gains noted in certain futures. Traders await USDA data as export interest and weather outlook influence nearby contracts.
United States Wheat Harvest Outlook Shrinks Output
Official crowd estimates suggest the United States will harvest about 201 million bushels less wheat this year than last. Wheat futures closed higher with May and July advancing from 1.59 to 1.60 and 1.50 to 1.50 respectively. Corn edged up while meal and provisions showed gains from 26 to 52 cents.
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United States
Real Estate Transfers Filed in County Clerk Office
Real estate transfers listed include Sophia A McRude to Mamie Ball for 500, and Barlyard wife to George D Kendrick for 400 on lot 31 section 307 Hiue field. Clara Webb and husband to W H Witt for 2700 on part lot 2 section 9 Stonewall addition Princeton. WB McNutt trustees to J C Crockett on lot 2 section 20 Ba addt.
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Sophia
McRude
Mamie” Ball
Neat
Coopers
Barlyard
George D.cendrick
Hiuefield
Clara Webb
W. H. ‘Witt
Stonewall
Princeton
Cot
McNutt
J. C. Crockett
Princeton land transfer and barn building noted
Fragmentary notice records a $1,200 transfer to W. B. McNutt as trustee for La Batley in Baltithata Land Company addition Princeton and a $2,609 deal. A visit describes a farmer James Carson and son building a wooden barn around a cow to aid a sick animal, with a door problem hindering escape, while observations turn to travel.
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Mascaline
Iowa
James Carson
Eke
Park
Oda
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