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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1925

Page

10

Bond and Wheat Markets Dominate Thursday Trading

New York May 14 The bond and wheat markets rose while stocks pulled back as investors took profits. Bullish activity appeared in copper and some food shares, with several high priced industrials advancing and insurance stocks surging on hopes of a Germany settlement. Liberty bonds neared prior peaks, while treasury issues eased.

New York Niicda Isader Martia Atlantic Seaboard American Petroleum Institute Pumore Germany United States Continental ‘Insurance Fidelity-Phoenix Alao Agok Biado Dupont Mack Trucks Motor Wheel Corporation Tea Company California Ward Bakery Cushman Bakery Austin Nichols Wheeline Lake Erie Didier Frinco Atchison Atlantic Canarine Rock Island Erie Katy Missouri Pacific Ekel Plate Farnex Treasury Jssues Bankera Banle Argentina Copenhagen

Bonds New York Market Steady On Investment Demand

New York May 14 steady investment buying kept the bond market steady with only moderate fading activity. Prices showed limited changes as index moves remained muted amid cautious trading and continued interest from holders.

New York

Stooke Bonds and Qual Property 100.00

Stooke bonds and qualified property valued at 100.00 appear in the record. The entry notes a single item with a monetary amount and references the parties involved. No additional context or dates are provided in the fragment.

Sugar futures and home market notes from May to December

The report tracks refined sugar futures with May closing at 2.57 and later months at 2.70 2.84. Prices slipped nine points on May and three to five on later positions while refined sugar held 5.60 to 5.70 for fine granulated. Demand was less active and futures remained nominal.

Financial market gains amid varied bond and stock activity

Bond issues boosted by Southern Railway and Seaboard refundings with Great Northern notes selling at 4.76 percent. Industrial bonds including Marina and Chile remained strong amid copper stock enthusiasm. Livestock prices show uneven demand with numerous loads unsold and scattered sales across hogs, lambs, and sheep at mixed quotes.

New York Baldwin Jyotamotive Baltimore Ohio Tintehant Steel Alifornia Patroleuia Canadian Pacific Content Leather Cerro de Pasco Chandler Motor Ahesapeake and Ohi Chicago Northywembern St. Paul Pacific Ghite Coppe Cosa Cola Olorada Ual Congoleans Secreree Consolidated Gaa Gorn Products Crngible Steel Nashville Mack Truck Marland Maxwell Motorg Mexican Saaboard Amissouri Kinase Texas Missouri Pacific Montgomery Ward National Biscuit Natio Loud York Contra Hartford Western American Northern Mthectemy Car and Foundry Ceiees Amartenn Loconmallyg Ameclean Seaboard Air Line Sears Rochivk Hlona-Sheffield Steel Sinclar “Consolidated Southern Pacifle Southern Railway American Tel Americhnh ToWacedise American Woolen Anaconda Copper Standard Oil of Naw Jerary Stewart Warner Studebaker Texas Company Texas and Pacific Union Sevens Taltad United States Coal Iron Pine United States Industrial Alcohol United States Rubber Yypyerey Way American Bunnies Eee Alchibot Peer Atlantic Coal Lede Standard California Southern Railway General Seaboard Great Northern Marina Chile

Livestock prices mixed as stockyards report declines and steady tones

Chicago livestock market results show cattle receipts around 13,000 with fed steers and yearlings mostly in the 10.75 to 11.25 range for heavy weights and top yearlings at 11.25. Hog prices eased about 65 cents from yesterday with most buyers reporting a quiet day and light to moderate demand. Sheep and lambs were generally lower with fat lambs and clipped types showing declines, while buyers remained cautious amid light offerings.

Chicago

Sugar Market Slips on New Offerings in New York

The raw sugar market weakened in New York as offerings rose. Spot Cuban sugar closed at 44.35 duty paid with sales totaling 35,000 bags Cuban and 16,200 Porto Rican for mid May at 4.33. Porto Rican May 23 at 4.30 and 5,690 Cuban for late June at 4.37. Futures dipped briefly by five to ten points amid continued hesitation.

New York

Fire and Insurance Versus Destruction

A paradox states that fire is both a man's best friend and worst enemy controlled it aids construction unleashed it destroys. The right insurance protects possessions when fire runs amok and the ad urges inquiry into proper protection.

Dry Goods Market Summary From New York May 14

The May 14 market report notes cotton fabrics firmer with wide denim prices up while rawilk holds steady after large Yokohama sales. Narrow print cloths cut a yard, bur lap markets rise on Calcutta declines. Weal goods business mainly filling fall orders as wool fabric price outlook weakens for the coming spring.

New York Yokohama Calcutta

Grain market turns higher on month delivery demand

Chicago May 14 grain prices rise as delivery contracts for the month jump up to seven percent. European buyers show brisk demand while U.S. shipments ease along with a fall in ship lines.

Chicago Oprieas Europe

Market closing prices amid mixed commodity moves

In Argentina the market showed firm tendencies with closing prices near the prior session. May corn and oats edged higher while July contracts rose cautiously. provisions moved within narrow ranges as slight gains and losses balanced the day.

Dairy Receipts Mixed as Butter and Cheese Totals Reported

New York May 14 reports show butter firm receipts at 10,167 with various fresh gathered seconds around 29 to 40 cents. Cheese firm receipts total 95,419 while state whole milk flats average around 1.40 with some quoted ranges.

New York

Poultry Market Report From New York May 14

Live poultry irregular, stage by present, some fowls by freight and express. Roosters and dressed poultry figures noted in market brief, reflecting varied delivery methods and quantities.

New York Freight and Express

War chickens and seed prices from Toledo market

Toledo market notice dated May 14 lists wheat cash No. 2 at 1.86 to 1.87, Cloverseed at 16.00 asked, October 13.35 asked, December 19.25 asked. Timothy seed cash 3.00 with September 3.50 bid. Other entries mention Aldike August 12.60 and a line about roosters and a frozen lot.

Toledo Ted Aldike Timothy

For Sale Fruit and Confectionery Store in Willian son

Classified notice offers sale of a fruit and confectionery store opposite the passenger station in Willian son. The business promises about 1,000 dollars monthly income with low rent. Contact Wall Street OfficeEdward BR Jobling and W F Toneye.

Willianson Jong Jesse

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