Strength of motor shares drives irregular market surge
New York May 17 1925 The strength and activity of motor shares featured today’s irregularly higher stock market. Daily volume reached about one and a half million shares with record earnings and notable gains in Maxwell and automobile issues like Studebaker Hudson and Detroit. Utilities and rail and oil stocks followed with mixed advances as investors piled into high performers and dividend news.
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New York
Maxwell
Maxwell, BR
Maxwell A
Thott
Studebaker
Hudson
Paige- Detroit
Eaton Axle
Wlga
Coulers
Reading
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Delaware
Lackawanna
Miscouri Pacific
Olly
Bond market shows mixed price moves with new issue strength
New York bonds drifted with conflicting price changes yet an underlying current of strength appeared. Vigorous activity in high rate investment bonds supported the general price level while a wave of sales kept certain issues under pressure.
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New York
Financial Markets and Livestock Prices Report
A $33,000,000 Norwegian loan shifts government financing to Blair & Co. and syndicate, with next week’s issue of 40-year bonds at 6 1/4 per cent. Morgan-led groups expect a $45,000,000 Argentine issue. Stocks show narrow moves. rail issues dip on profit taking as gasoline prices push demand. South American bonds rise ahead of Argentina sale. livestock prices firm in a higher tone with slaughter hogs and sheep showing gains and some declines in lean futures. refined sugar prices move up, dairy prices mixed with higher creamery but cheese firm.
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J. P. Morgan & Co
National City Company
Blair & Co
Morgan Group
St. Pauls
Kansas City
Argentina
Livestock Prices and Receipts Report from Chicago Trade
May 27 Chicago cattle receipts reach 12,000 with yearlings generally steady and various classes showing mixed demand. Best long yearlings around 11.50, few loads 10.75 to 11.25, heavy weights 10.40 to 10.86, vealers strong and spots higher, stockers weak, horses 16,000 receipts opened steady at yesterday’s best.
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California
Chicago
Sugar Market Edges Lower In New York Trade
The raw sugar market eased in New York as late May sales of at least 160,000 bags Cuban for prompt and June shipment traded around 4.45, then declined to 4.37 for spot duty paid. Today's business included 11,000 bags Porto Rican first half June, 10,000 Cuban afloat at 4.40, 6,500 Porto Rican first half June clearance, and 5,000 Cuban afloat at 4.37 amid broader price weakness.
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Porta
Ricar
Commission House
Williamson Railroads Rally Real Estate and Coal Booms
Williamson area sees three railroads within twenty five miles fueling coal deals of tremendous size near Williamson. Wall Street Office Edward R Juhling and Wm F Toney report on growing activity in regional real estate tied to coal output and rail access.
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Bluefield
Weat Va
Princeton and
Welch
W. Va
Williamson
West Virginia
Kentucky
Williamson Real Estate
Wall Street
Edward R. Juhling
Wm. F. Toney
Paving Assessment Notice for Warren Street Revaluation
Notice to property owners along Warren Street from Orange Street to block limits that paving assessments have been levied. The City Clerk H L Henderson invites owners to appear before the Board of Directors within thirty days to show cause why the assessment should not become final. Published May 38 and June 4, 1925.
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Fairchilis & P
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H. L. Henderson
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Cotton goods markets quiet in New York trade
New York May 27 cotton goods and yarn markets were quiet today with an active call for silk, cotton printed crepes, and prints broadcloths for immediate shipment.
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New York
Textile Market Closes With Mixed Gains in Silk and Linen
Raw silk remained firm as months showed advances due to higher prices paid for cocoon lots by silk reelers. Local markets were steady with light business. Worsted yarns gained, silk goods stayed active, and linens continued a moderate improvement.
Wool market holds steady with modest demand in Boston
In Boston on May 2, 19 27, the wool market shows general business unsatisfactory but prices stay near recent levels. Demand improves slightly for domestic wools with better interest in fine wools for fleeces and manufactured goods as tentative price adjustments begin.
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Boston
Live poultry markets report for New York May 27
New York May 27 live poultry irregular. Stags 160, broilers by freight 30 42c, by express 30 4nc. Roosters by freight 12c. Dress ed poultry steady. Fowls 20 32c.
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New York
Seed prices for wheat and clover seed from Toledo market
In Toledo on May 2 percent, cash wheat at 1.92 to 1.93 dollars. Cloverseed cash 15.50, October 13.90, December 13.76, Alarke August 12.60. Timothy seed cash 3.90, September 2.75.
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Ohio
Timothy
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