High Priced Industrials Lead Stocks In Impressive Strength
The stock market surged as nearly two dozen industrial issues hit new high levels, led by Rich Men's shares such as S&S Kresge and Detroit Edison. Turnover topped two million shares while rails lagged, with buyers buoyed by favorable credit signals and expanding fall trade.
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New York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
S&s &S. Kresge
Detroit Edison
Chrysler
Bradstreet’s
Central West
Sidebaker
General Motors
Dodge Brothers A
Insurance Economy and Adequate Protection
A brief editorial urging readers to choose adequate insurance from reliable companies. It argues that one loss proves the need for proper protection and suggests tailoring coverage to individual risks to economize.
Stock Prices Rise as Major U S Firms Report Gains
New York stocks show varied gains with Allied Chemical and Dye at 107% and American Smelting and Refining at 112% as several blue chips like Chicago and North Western and United States Steel advance. Other names include California Petroleum, Consolidated Gas, Sears Roebuck, and Westinghouse Electric in a broad market lift.
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New York
Allied Chemical and Dye
American and Foundry
American Locomot
American Smelting
American
Tellow Dean
American Geneses
American Water Works
American Woolen
Ada
Baltimore and Ohio
Ehem Steel
Uy California Petroleum
Cerreo
Setes
Chicago
St. Paul
Pta
ongoleum-Nairn
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane R
Preferred
Ae Chemical
Ban Pire
Tan
American ‘Pelt Philadelphie and Restling, Co
Pennsylvania
Phillips Petroleum Pure of Radio Corporatits
Republic Iron and Reynolds Tobace St. Louies
San Seaboard Air
Eae
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair “Pacifica Southern Pome
Southern Rat Standard
California
Nashville
Francisco
Sandard Ol
New Jersey
Ewart Warner
Studebaker
Neon Pacific
United States
United States Steel Oo
Westinghouse Electric
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Bond market shows firm undertone with rail rally lift
New York October 9 bond market held steady with limited progress. Rail securities saw renewed buying boosted by strong August earnings and favorable carrier developments, including rallies of one to two and a half points in St Paul Railway issues amid reorganization news.
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U. 8
Rubber
Goodrich
Timken
Fisher Body
Gabriel Snubber
Gimbel Brothers
McCrory Stores B
Associated Dry Goods
United Clear Stores
Allied Chemical
American Brake Shoe
Case Threshing
Dupont
Federal Mining
Mathieson
Aeomberg
Touds
United Fruit
Baldwin
American Can
Ralls
Industriale
St. Paul
New York
Natives and feeders quoted in livestock market report
By Ahern absent prices for natives rise to 15.85, culk 14.25 to 15.65, culls largely 11.50, odd lot natives 7.00 to 7.75, best feeder lambs 15.75, heavy kind 15.00 downward. Market notes provide current bids and downward trends for various sheep categories.
Bond Market Sees Mixed Gains Across Rail and Industrial Issues
Trading activity centers on a mixed rally as receivership plans unfold for a carrier with broad bond support. Sizable moves occur in Seaboard Air Line related securities and several general mortgage issues, while Tokyo and Czcecho Slovakia debt talks spur anticipated loans of up to fifty million dollars.
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Chicago
Terre Haute
Seaboard Air Line
Florida
Illinois Central
Atchison General
Pennsylvania General
Chesapeake and Ohio
Tokio
Japan
Czzecho-Slovakia
Government bond close in New York with varied yields
United States government bonds closed in New York on October 9 with Liberty 3s at 100.2 and 4s at 103.3, first 4%5 at 101.27, second 100.27, third 4s at 101.6, fourth 4%5 at 102.8, and Treasury 4s at 103.3 and Treasury 4%5 at 106.19.
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New York
United States
Liberty
Treasury
Call Money Rates Drift in New York Market
Call money in New York on October 9 shows easy conditions with rates around 4 percent. Ruling rate remains 4 percent with closing bids at 4 percent and offerings near 4 and 4.5 percent. Time loans show firmness with 60 to 90 day terms at 4 percent and longer 4 to 6 months at 4 to 4.5 percent. prime mercantile paper also near 4 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York market
Foreign exchanges held steady with the latest quotations in cents for major currencies. Britain demand 4.8315/16, cables 4843/16, 60-day bills on banks 4.8013/16. France 4.60% demand, 4.61% cables. Italy 4.00% demand, 4.00% cables. Belgium 4.52. Germany 220. Norway 20.06%. Sweden 26.82. Denmark 4.21. Spain 14.40. Argentina 41.37. Tokio 40%. Shanghai 79%. Montreal 99 29/332.
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New York
Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreal
Livestock market report from Chicago a steady day
Cattle receipts 4000 with most classes steady. Heifers strong and best 149 pound bullocks at 13.25, yearlings up to 11.85, bulk 9.00 to 10.50, western grassers 7.00 to 9.00. Hogs receipts 20000, prices 11.70 to 12.05, top 12.15, sows 10.00 to 10.40, pigs 11.50 to 12.00. Sheep receipts 13000, all classes steady, lambs 15.75 for fat/feeder lambs.
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Chicago
Poultry Prices Steady in New York Market
Live poultry firm with chickens at 24 to 26 cents by freight or express and fowls at 18 to 29 cents, roosters at 16 cents by freight. Dressed poultry prices unchanged.
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New York
Express
Dairy prices hold steady in New York market
Butter steady to firm with receipts of 11 770 pounds and creamery extras at 60 to 62 cents. Firsts quoted at 86 to 90 cents, with 57 to 71 cents for nearby and western hennery whites. Cheese steady with 165 519 pounds received.
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New York
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Seed prices slip and rise in Toledo market notes
The Toledo wheat cash price for No. 2 red stands at 1.58 to 1.59. Clover seed shows cash and October at 18.00, December and February at 16.00, March at 15.85. Alsike seed lists December at 15.25 and March at 15.50. Timothy seed cash and October offers ao, December at 3.80, March at 3.80.
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Toledo
Timothy
Butter Market Steady with Unsettled Undertone
Butter market today ruled steady with an unsettled undertone as trading remained quiet and buyers operated close to current prices in Chicago on October 9.
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Chicago
Market Report Notes Quiet Demand and Steady Tone
The market showed little interest in fresh or storage butter as buyers balked at higher prices. Centralized remained quiet with a steady tone and liberal offerings. asks exceeded buyers values, with 92 score at 48 cents and centralized 90 score at 47 cents.
Wheat prices rise on harvest expectations despite U.S. grain report
Chicago grain notes a price uptick as traders brace for surprises in the government crop report and a holiday. The 1925 spring wheat yield is seen lower than expected while the corn estimate exceeds private forecasts by about 48 million bushels.
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Chicago
Sugar market quiet with mixed futures movement
The New York raw sugar market showed no sales, with one Philippine lot offered at 3.93 and Cuban asks at 3.96. Futures opened unchanged to two points lower, then rallied on covering after a three day adjournment. Final prices ranged Dec 2.19, Mar 2.23, May 2.52, July 2.42. Refined demand remained unchanged at 5.05 to 5.20 for fine granulated.
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New York
Philippines
Evening Radio Picks Highlight Weekend Programs
WOS will air the Missouri Nebraska football game this afternoon. Tonight features high quality musical programs across several stations including organ solos, band concerts, soprano solos and a late night dance program with stars.
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Missouri-Nebraska
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Johanna Grasse
WGY
KDKA
WREO
WRNY
WWJ
Missouri
Nebraska
KSD
Diamond Cave
Jasper
Weco
KGO
KFI
KNX
Cotton goods market stalls as bidders hold prices
New York buyers offered one eighth of a cent a yard below top for print cloths and sheetings while sellers wait for cotton market to settle. Sport fabrics see active demand for immediate garment cutting. Burlaps quiet at peak year levels as spot and afloat goods hold firm. Raw silk unchanged. Silk hosiery lines rise fifty cents a dozen with larger lines to set higher next week. Wholesale markets observe a holiday Monday.
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New York
Wool Market Holds Steady With Speculation In Wool Trade
Wool market at Foston on Oct 9 shows a good tone with notable speculation among traders. Purchases focus on worsted goods though some wools go to woolen branches. High quality fleeces like Ohio stock sell freely at prior prices, with grease sales at 62 cents.
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Foston
Ohio
Flour exports ease in New York market
New York reports flour prices easing on Oct 9 amid steadier demand and improved logistics as mills adjust to market signals. Traders monitor supply lines and future grain outlook.
Property transfers in Princeton and Bluefield dis closed
The notice records conveyances of a half interest in lot 11 in Bluefield for 28 dollars to Ertrude O. Hale and husband from Kelly Reed and others, plus tracts 11 and 12 in E. W. Hale addition of Princeton for 1049.50 dollars. A torpedo takes four minutes to reach a target 6500 yards away.
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Bluefield
Ertrude O. Hale
Kelly Reed
Real estate transfers filed in county clerk office
Real estate transfers filed yesterday in the county court clerk's office include Sidney H Wimmer and wife to William L Shelton for 82 acres Black Lick at 1000 dollars. F M Sutherland and wife to R H Hayes lot 36 section 886 Blue field for 5 dollars. George F Richardson and wife to Anna J Saunders and husband lot 11 section 361 Bluefield for 4500 dollars. Kelly Collins and wife to Blair Turnes tee watt twin Bluefield for 550 dollars. F M Sutherland and wife to Win.
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William L. Shelton
Black Lick
F. M. Sutherland
R. H. Hayes
Bluefield
George F. Richardson
Anna J. Saunders
Kelly Collns
Blair Turnes
Tee Watt
Wue
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