Market Notes From The Bond And Commodity Markets
The report outlines bond market firmness as U S government bonds rise with treasury yields reaching a yearly high while money conditions shift little. It notes a St Paul upturn on expectations of engineering reports aiding rehabilitation and mentions carriers in the northwest seeing strength on potential freight-rate increases. Rubber, sugar, and refined product markets move, with Florida East Coast financing oversubscribed and refined tires prices firm.
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United States
Treasury
St. Paula
Northwestern
Commerce Commission
Katy
Seaboard
Chicago
Terre Hotte
Southern Railway
U.S
Florida East Coast
Upward stock movement stalls after two score new year highs
Speculative interest in the rail group split between heavy accumulation of St Paul stocks and further rise in Frisco. May 12 notes a rise in rail shares with renewed buying and a push to new year peaks in several issues. Volume stayed high as traders anticipated price gains amid mixed sector action.
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Rail
St. Paul
New York
Fisk Common
Ajax
Standard Os
New Jersey
California
Pacific
Marland
Houston
Pilling
Atlante
American Can
Steel
Baldwin
Kelsey Wheel Consolidated Cisar
Dowdlachin
Advance Rumiley
Brown
Coca-Cola
Americus Waterworks
Virginia Ralls
Way and Power
U.S
Druc
Wall Street
St. Pauls
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwestern
Ireland
Union Pacific
Ann Arbor
Bonds Trade Mixed as Stocks Rally Amid Profit Taking
New York May 12 bond trading shows renewed demand across all investment classes, with strong support from utilities and industrials despite high call money rates. A broad list of prominent names including American Sugar, General Motors, U S Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Du Pont, and Texaco shift attention to earnings and prospective withdrawals, while market breadth remains uneven as investors weigh near term profits against longer term value.
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New York
Vastardly
Tall Keng
New Yorke
Alfred Chomlent
Aml Moundry
Ccceess
American Water Works
American
Auchhson
Renere
Baltimore
Olt
Colloring Petroleum Canadian Paes
Certo de Vasa Oi
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake and Ohl Chlengo
Northay Chleage
Chile
Capper
Coltrane Congoleum Consolidated
Davison Chemleng
du Pont de Neuouve
Lusky
General Asphalt
General Plectics
General Motors
Great Northern Pre
Gulf States Steel Houston OH
Ludsen Motors
Wings Central International Harvester Personal Moceluant Marine
Pfit
Kelb-Springiald
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Csssbeeaee
TY Kendroott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Loutsyie
Mack ‘Truck
Merland
Maxwell Matera
Sean Seaboard
Mangas Wind Texan
Shaspurt Pace
Montgoliers
Silawaese
York Centat
N.Y
Wand
Harttarad
Norfolk
North American
Northern
Pacifig
Md-Continental Petrolera Dodge Bros
Philadelphia
Philips Petroleum
Wities
Wsee
Reese Mdg
Spamsary Aly
Ee Reese Neading v
TAN Repubte Iron and
Stedao Reynolds Tobacco
St. Louis
Sandran Bony Seaboard
Sears Roehuck
Agni Sinclair Consolidated
WME Sa
Sheffield
Southern Pacific
Ming Southern Railway
Standard OW
Californ
Standard OM
New Jersey
Stewart Warner Studebaker
Texas Company
Texas and Pacific
Tobacco Products
Transcontinental Oil
Conve Mion Pacific
Ae Artes
United States
United States Steel
Wabash
Weatinghowsa
Leetric Eeetae
Willys- Overland
Woolworth Teteen
Ners
BMG
Grain prices and seed bids listed for Doledon Ohio
In Doledon Ohio dated May 12, cash wheat ranged at 1.84 to 1.85 dollars with cloverseed at 16.00. Timothy seed bids were 3.00 for September and 3.50 pending. August Alsike offered at 12.50, with October and December futures cited at 13.69 and 13.85 respectively.
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Oledo
Ohio
Alsike
Tim_othy
Sugar Market in New York Sees Uptick and Prices Shift
In New York on May 12 the raw sugar market showed firmer demand and a small advance of eight points above base quotes to 4.40 duty paid. Sales included 15,000 bags of Porto Rican sugar at 4.43 and about 120,000 bags of Porto Rican sugar as part of the activity.
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May
Dune Shivnent
New York
Real Estate Transfers Filed in County Clerk's Office
Real estate transfers filed yesterday for recordation include Arthur V. Gibson and wife to A, GC. The snippet notes transfers recorded in the county court clerk's office, reflecting property movement among local entities.
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County Court Clerk’s Office
Arthur V. Gibson
Real estate transfers and a moonlight quip in Bluefield
Listings show multiple deeds in Bluefield with buyers and sellers such as John Heathston, Carrie Wilkerson, Creed T. Johnston, Virginia Realty Loan Co., and Gerald P. Cohen. Totals include parcels on Bluefield streets and Bluestone, with sums from $1 to $8,000. The item closes with a folksy remark: Some men haven't sense enough to come in out of the moonlight.
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John Heathston
George Melvin
A. J. Cole
Bluefield
Carrie Wilkerson
C. Cunningham
Day Street
W. Compion
Creed T. Johnston
Bluestone
Creed Ty, Johnston
W. Compton
Helen B. Ryan
A. Nixon
Virginia Realty Loan Co
B. H. Crockett
South Part
E. E
Crockett North
Bltgfield
Gerald P. Coen
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L. Lloyd Wiley
R. W. Honaker
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Stanley
Oldman Hoadley
Missouri Pacific
Texas and
Co B. Hancock
W. VA
First National Bank
American Coal Co
Bank of Wyoming
Makhor TL
Blusfield
Haat Radford
Wait Hadford
Bristol
Mir Lynchbund Mlaepert
Vorochbury
Painastry
Hagera Jown
Roanoke
Shevan
Aem
Wilkinson
Kendra
Cincinnati
Mespeur Cincinawl
Columbus
Charleston
Portamouth
Bor Weteh
Gary
Virginia
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Bacue Service
Bluefield Trust Co
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Bluefield National Bank
Blivebrievo
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Progressive
Monte Hista Park Cemetery
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Commercial Bank
Bluefield, W. Ve
District Court of the United States
West Virginia
F. A. Jaffee
H. M. Tanner
Princeton Avenue
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Bluefeet
Federal Street
M. B. Postlethwaite