Strength and activity of motor shares lift irregular market
New York traders saw a higher stock market with motor shares leading gains as reports of record production and rising earnings supported advances. Maxwell issues surged toward record levels, Mack Trucks rose, and automobile stocks posted gains along with public utilities and rail shares.
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New York
Maxwell
Oon
Pierce Arrow
Studebaker
Undern
Paige- Detroit Am
Eaton Axle
Public
International Telephone
American Waterworks
Reading
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Delaware and Hudson
Lackawanna
Missouri Pacific
Ol and Gas
Bond Market Ends Quiet With Mixed Price Movements
In New York on May 27, a uneven bond market showed conflicting price moves. Despite undercurrents of strength, investment bonds led active trading while semi speculative issues sagged from realizing sales as investors focused on a spirited competition for a new issue.
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New York
Stock index listing with numerous American manufacturers
A dense list shows many American corporations and rail, chemical, steel, and oil firms. Entries include American Tobacco Apollo Petroleum General Electric General Motors Bethlehem Steel United States Rubber Northern Pacific and others, indicating a market price update or stock catalog.
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Wr and ‘Foundry
Éaene American
Hardwin Iocomotive
Onte
Ogee —Martimers
Ohle
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Ccccees
Canadian Vpacific
Aswel
Cerra de Paaco Ale
Chandler Motor
Chesapeake and Owle
Chicago
Northwestern
Chic
St. Paul
Rear Cove
Chile
Coca Co
Colorado
Aees
Cece Sneer
Cuba
Davison Chemical
Tm Pont de Henente
Famous Players
Great Northern
Gulf Btates Steel Co
Ccc
Ceeree
Houston
Hudson
Hliness Central
Internationel Harvester
Kelly- Springfield
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley Ste Sett
Lannaville
Nashville
Hap
Mack Truck
Weberedss
Soccapere
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Seaboard Oil
Missouri
Kknsas
Texae
Centra Ete Y
Marttora Cptsdos Nortel
Weetere
Sevceee
Northern Pacific
Cueceeenee Bo Wameee OO
Iaswess Cp Ceteyeeser
Mid-Continental Petroleum
American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
Reading
Cscsceeu
Heasaeas
Blair & Co Heads Take Government Financing Lead
A $33,000,000 Norwegian loan shifts government financing from J. P. Morgan & Co. and National City to Blair & Co. The 40-year bonds at 5% will be offered next week. Morgan group to offer a $15,000,000 Argentine issue after recent win in competition. Stock trading sees narrow changes while rail issues mostly fall on profit taking. Gasoline price rises boost oil liens and motor bonds. South American and Swiss bonds show activity and gains ahead of Argentine sale.
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J. P. Morgan & Co
National City Company
Blair & Co
Morgan Group
Blair
Stock Exchange
St. Pauls
Kansas City Southern
Denver
Rio Grande
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio Convertible Sa
Livestock market seen steady to mixed as receipts rise
Chicago livestock summary May 27 shows cattle receipts near 2000 with weighty steers weak to lower, best long yearlings around 11.50, canners and cutters weak, vealers strong and spots higher. Hogs receipts around 16,000, market active and opening steady at prior highs.
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Chicago
Market Report Shows Pigs and Lambs Mixed Gains
Prices closed 0 to 20 cents higher with slaughter pigs up 25 cents. Bulk good to choice weights 140 to 240 pounds average 12.00 to 12.25, top near 12.40, one load at 12.50. Butchers 250 to 240 pounds 11.80 to 12.10, sows 10.60 to 10.85. Shippers report 5,900. holdover estimated 16,000. Sheep receipts 9,000. fat lambs up 25 to 26 cents, most native springers 15.75 to 16.00, Calif. springers 16.25 to 16.50, heavies to 5.50.
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California
Sugar Market Slips After Cuban Shipments And Prices Dip
New York traders saw a softer raw sugar market with yesterday’s Cuban sales of 150000 bags at 4.45 for prompt and June, while today’s offerings pushed prices down to 4.37 for spots duty paid. Additional shipments included 11000 Porto Rican first half June, 10000 Cuban afloat at 4.40, and 6500 Porto Rican first half June clearance.
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New York
Commission House
Williamson Real Estate Boost as Big Coal Deals Form
In Williamson area three railroads within twenty five miles target coal shipments from Southern West Virginia and North Eastern Kentucky. Eyes on Williamson real estate as coal deals of tremendous size are lined up around town. Wall Street Office Edward R. Juhling and Wm. F. Toney cite the market.
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Williamson
West Virginia
Kentucky
Williamson Real Estate
Wall Street
Edward R. Juhling
Wm. F. Toney
Notice to Property Owners Over City Paving Assessment
City clerk H. Henderson notifies owners of lots or parts of lots in Warren Street Frontage area to appear before the Board of Directors within thirty days to show cause why the assessment should not become a lien. Paving costs are partially due. dates for publication May 28 and June 4, 1925.
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Theo. Fairchilds
Fr. M. Mavrieson
Cit
al. H. Ll. Henderson
Sugar futures ease on weak European demand and Javas selling
Spot market buyers pressed for sale as European markets remained soft. Prices fell five to eight points then rallied at close, with July at 2.70, September 2.84, December 2.88, March 2.92. Refined sugar rose ten points to 5.70 for fine granulated, with orders still around 5.60. Overall range 5.55 to 6.70, with only moderate inquiry and refined futures nominal.
Dairy Receipts Mixed Across New York Markets
In New York on May 27 dairy receipts show Julier easy at 12,448 pounds with creamery prices higher than extras and 42 percent de, 13c de and 92 score 42c de, firsts 88 to 91 score 40 percent 41c. Eyes easy receipts 48,513 with fresh gathered extras firsts storage packed at 35 percent 44 Me. Cheese firm posts receipts 92,150 pounds.
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New York
Silk and cotton printed fabrics in quiet New York markets
May 27 reports show cotton goods and yarn markets quiet while silk and cotton printed crepes and printed broadcloths saw active demand for immediate shipment in New York.
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New York
Silk and textile markets show modest gains and steady demand
In early reports scarce in first hands for spot delivery, raw silk firm with late months showing advances as reelers pay higher prices for cocoons. Local markets steady with light business. Worsted yarns firmer and silk goods active. Linens con-to show more gradual improvement.
Wool Market In Boston Shows Steady Prices With Demand Rise
On the Boston wool market May 27 the overall business remains unsatisfactory but steadier. Prices hold from recent days with some readjustment in progress. Domestic wools show slightly better demand while fine wools in fleeces and carpets attract buyers.
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Boston
Territory markets see rising inquiries and quick deliveries
Market chatter points to growing inquiries across regions and strong demand for real time delivery stocks. Traders note online channels driving faster turnover and price movement as buyers seek immediate settlement.
Poultry price report from New York market
Live poultry shows uneven prices with stags at 15 cents and broilers at 30 to 42 cents by freight. Fowls bring 20 to 32 cents by freight, roosters 12 cents, and assorted poultry steady overall with express shipments at 45 seconds.
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New York
Broilers
Express
Seed Prices at Toledo Market May Twenty Seven
Wheat cash trades at 1.92 to 1.93. Cloverseed cash 15.50. October 13.90. December 13.76. Alstke August 12.50. Timothy seed cash 3.30. September 3.76 bid.
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Toledo
Ohio
Timothy
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