Strength and Activity of High Priced Industrials
New York May 15 Strength and activity of high priced industrials led market gains as several stocks jumped to year highs. Mack Trucks hit a new bid around 166 1 2 percent and 166 3 4 percent close, American Can touched a record high near 190 1 2, and General Electric U S Cast Iron Pipe Bush Terminal Continental Insurance Ward Baking A. posted 3 6 point gains. Rail stocks drew support from Frisco Wheeling and Lake Erie amid merger rumors and expectations of reorganizations.
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Mack Trucks
Wall Street
General Electric
U. S
Bush Terminal
Continental Insurance
Ward Raking A
Steel
Baldwin
American Locomotive
American Smelting
Allied Chemical
American Woolen
Frisco
Wheeline
Lake Erie
Wheeling
Cushman’s Bakery
General Baking
Kresge Department Stores
May Department Store
McCrory Stores
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck and Whalworth
Pierre Arrow
American Car and Foundry
American
Artloom Corporation
Baton Axle
Mathieson Alkali
Niagara Power
Pullman
Underwood Typewriter
New York May 15 Bond Prices Jump Higher
Bond prices in New York surged today as investors reacted to market signals and economic data. Traders reported broad advances across U S government and corporate issues, with several benchmarks pushing to fresh highs amid improving sentiment and demand.
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New York
Cheese firm receipts reach 122,401 pounds
Readable OCR fragment notes cheese firm receipts totaling 122,401 pounds. Mentions Old Home Town products, includes lines on fresh gathered firsts and seconds, storage packed, and extras. Lacks clear dates or entities beyond locations and product types.
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Hennery
Pacific Coast
Industrial and utility shares see mixed moves with upticks
The market showed mixed price movements in the industrial group but overall trend higher with average gains around one point. Notable performers included Magma Con per 7s, Pierce Arrow 8a, Consolidated Coal Sa, Illinois Steel 4%, Standard Gas 6%, and Brooklyn Edison 5a A. Reports indicate a $27,000,000 federal farm loan bonds offering being prepared for next week, expected to carry a 4 percent coupon.
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Northern
Chicago
Northwestern
Magma Conper
Pierce Arrow
Consolidated Coal Sa
Illinois Steel
Standard Gas
Broklyn Edidison
Livestock market notes from Chicago livestock sale
Livestock receipts show 20,000 cattle and 26,000 hogs with uneven demand and steady to lower prices. Cattle mix features steady to lower grade cattle and scarce heavy weights. hogs traded slower early then active, with good and choice weights in the 11.80 to 12.05 range. Sheep and lambs are uneven with old crop lambs down, California spring lambs around 12.50 to 14.50, and heavier native sheep weaker amid limited supply.
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Chicago
California
Wool Market Shows Slight Improvement in Boston
The Boston wool market on May 15 reports a modest uptick in tone with some branches forecasting higher prices ahead. Trade sources say demand remains steady and buyers anticipate a gradual price rise as the season progresses.
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Boston
Market brief on livestock and wool prices
The report notes limited improvement and some stabilization progress with modest headway. Stocks moved to the mill while prices remain nominal. London close shows Merinos up to five percent, fine cross-breeds around ten percent, and coarser grades slightly higher.
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London
Sugar Market Steady as June Shipments Mixed in NY
The raw sugar market in New York held even for spot at 4.33 while June shipments saw slight gains. Trade showed 34,000 bags of Cabana aftroat for early June at 4.33 and 20,000 bags for late June at 4.37, with rains in Cuba prompting covering and prices finishing near highs though not exceeding recent crop positions.
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New York
Cuba
Dairy Market Receipts Reported in New York
New York dairy market May 15 reports butter firm receipts at 11 431 and eyes firm at 19 978. Fresh gathered extra firsts bring 24 88 cents per pound plus storage packed.
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New York
C. Do
Trustee's Sale Of Bluefield Real Estate Listed
Default on two deeds of trust by D H Bird and A K R Bird triggers public auction of three lots in Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia. Property includes corner of Luther Street and Roy J Weber line, Cliff Street frontage, and Lot 3 Section 6 with Luther Street side. Cash terms. Front door of Goemerein Bank Building Bluefield. Sale June 3 1925 at 10 A M. Luther S Scott Trustee.
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George Richards
Garland Development Company
Mercer Senet
West Virginia
Carland Development Company
Beaver Pond
Mercer County
Devrelopment Company
JL. T. Cadle
Commercial Bank
Bluefield
W. Va
D HH Bird
A. KR. Bird
Luther . Scott
Economy House and Material Company
ER. P. Bird
Laither
RK. P. Bird
Roy J. Weber
Frederick Street
Wm. BE. Ross Et al
R. P. Bird
Cliff Street
Hati
Record County Clerk's Office
L. H. Bird
Luther Street
Goenmerein Bank
Luther
Scott
Seed prices in Toledo farmers market report May 15
Wheat cash No 2 red at 1.86 187 Cloverseed cash 15.60 asked October 15.35 December 13.25 Alsike August 12.50 Timothy seed cash 3.05 September 3.50 bid
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Toledo
Ohio
Alsike
Timothy
Chicago Wheat Edges Down After May Peak
Grain notes that despite contrary claims, a sizable wheat shipment appears to come from Minneapolis and Omaha into Chicago. The Chicago May wheat price eased after climbing to $1.71 a bushel, a high not seen in weeks.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Omaha
Chicago wheat futures close unsettled in modest ranges
Chicago closing quotations show wheat easing from 81.68% to 1.51% in May and 1.52% for July. Corn finished about 1e lower, oats down 0.ec, while provisions ranged from unchanged to 37c higher.
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Chicago
Real estate transfers filed in county court clerk’s office
Real estate transfers recorded in the county court clerk’s office include Albert White and wife selling an interest in a tract in Plymouth district for 1 dollar to Lessie Templeton. F Hutcheson et al sell near Princeton for 2400 dollars to R A Hall. Virginia Realty Loan Company sells lot 9 section 1108 Bluefield for 10 dollars to J B Compton. Wm G Ross and wife transfer one half undivided interest in lot 42 section 886 Bluefield for 1 dollar to H B Whigman. A J Labitner sells to BE T Oliver a lot.
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Albert White
Lessie Templeton
Plymouth District
F. Hutcheson
R. A. Hall
Princeton
Virginia Realty Loan Company
Real estate transfers listed in Bluefield area deeds
On Rogers Street Elizabeth B Mustard and husband convey to R E B Lazenby a plot 2 section 954 Bluefield for 5 dollars. Bank of Princeton transfers 36 acres formerly Princeton to W C Criner and wife for 3900 dollars. John W Fasley trustee conveys lot 4 plot 2 Maple Acres to R W Honaker for 500 dollars. Unrelated specimen sentence about chairs appears in office context.
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Bluefield
Elizabeth B. Mustard
R. E B. Lazenby
Bank of Princeton
W. Cc. Criner
Princeton
John W. Fasley
R. W. Honaker
Maple Acres
For Sale Fruit and Confectionery Store Opposite Station
An advertisement offers a fruit and confectionery store for sale opposite the passenger station in Williamson. It promises solid earnings of about 1000 dollars per month for the right man. Features include low rent and a long lease. Wall Street Office Edward and Jubling W F Toney handle the listing.
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Wall Street
Edward &. Jubling
W. F. Toney
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