Real estate transfers filed in county clerk's office
Real estate transfers listed include L G Bowling to H A Shumate for lots 2 and 3 section 11 Park avenue Princeton at 12.01. J F Sutter and wife to R C and R L Holt for lots 7 and 8 section 866 Bluefield at 1900. Arthur F Kingdon and wife to J A Thomas for part lots 1 2 3 94 Bluefield. J B Marcum and wife to E M Brown for lots 50 61 and part lot 49 Harrison street Princeton at 7000. John Walter Thornton and wife to J A Thomas for part lot 9 section 848 Bluefield at 600.
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L. G. Bowling
H. A. Shumate
Park Avenue
Princeton
J. F. Sutter
R. C
R. L. Holt
Bluefield
Arthur F. Kingdon
J. A. Thomas
J. B. Marcum
E. M. Brown
Harrison Street
John Walter Thornton
Wheat market rattled by drought and rain swings
Drought in Australia and rain in Canada pushed Chicago wheat futures higher early, then a sharp late reversal left prices nervous. December closed at 1.44 and May at 1.43, with corn rising modestly as traders reassessed gains.
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Chicago
Australia
Canada
Frenzied buying in motor shares drives market rally
New York October 16 reports a frenzied surge in motor stock buying lifting General Motors, Hudson, Yellow Truck and Fisher Body as total trading neared 2.7 million shares. The session featured brisk early gains, profit taking, and later renewed strength before a broad market pullback.
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New York
General Motors
Hudson
Yellow Truck
Fisher Body
Studebaker
Dodge Brothers Common
Preferred
Continental Motors
United States Steel
Kinney Co
United Cigar Stores
American Agricultural Preferred
New York Canners
International
Cerre de Pasco
Dupont
Allis Chalmers
Howe Sound
Lowe's, Inc
Fox Film
Mathieson
Bond market shows foreign issues stronger than U S government debts
In New York trading, foreign bonds outpace U S government obligations while corporate issues hold near prior levels. Locarno treaty optimism supports loan security. French and German issues rise, Hungarian and Polish bonds advance. Industrial bonds mixed with demand for packing chemicals and copper liens. St Paul rail bonds face selling in ongoing reorganization conflict. Liberty bonds drop to yearly lows.
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New York
United States
Armour
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
American Smelting
Skelly-Humble
St. Paul
Liberty
Coal Property and Stock Listings Highlight 1920s Market
A fragmented list shows coal properties and coal company brands alongside a dense roll of stock names. Entities include Hancock Bluefield West Virginia coal interests, Red Ash Coal Co, Smokeless Coal, American Car and Foundry, California Petroleum, Canadian Pacific, Sears Roebuck, Texas Company, United States Steel, Westinghouse Electric, Willys-Overland, and Transcontinental. The passage blends mining assets with a broad securities catalog.
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Ieepube Wee Ees
Sigelyno
Louis
Francisco Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Comemnidates
Roy Pacifi Boupahoay Stan OM
California
Stewart Warner Rrndebaker
Texas Company
Texas and Pacific Tobacco Products
DD Senses Ee
United States Cast Iron Pipe
Unit States Industrial Alcohol & United States Rubber
Wabash Preferred
Westinghouse Eledric Willys-Overland
Seaboard
Coceens
Jersey
Transcontinental
United States Steel Willys-Overland
Poultry Markets Steady Despite Dull Live Demand
New York Oct 16 live poultry dull with chickens by freight at 18 28 cents and roosters by freight at 17 cents. Dressed poultry remains firm with prices unchanged.
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New York
Government bond closes in New York trading
United States government bonds closed with Liberty 3% at 99.27, first 4% at 101.25, second 4% at 100.68, third 4% at 101.40, fourth 4% at 102.30. Treasury 4s at 102.31 and Treasury 4 44s at 106.90.
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New York
United States
Liberty
Treasury
Call Money Rates and Time Loans Report
New York on October 16 reports call money easy with a ruling rate of 5 percent. closing bid 4 percent and offers at 4 percent. Time loans are firm with mixed collateral for 60 to 90 days at 4 percent and 4 to 6 months at 4 and 5 percent. prime mercantile paper quoted at 4 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Foreign exchange rates and demand figures list
A列 quot.Foreign ex. New York fourth paragraph presents currency figures and demand rates in cents for multiple nations including Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Yugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Japan and Canada Montreal with various cables and bills data.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Sugar Market Dips to Lowest Since January 1922
New York sugar prices slipped 1/32 cent to 3.83 duties paid, the lowest since January 1922. Trading was quiet with only 14,000 bags of Philippines due for an outport refiner, while futures fell early then recovered slightly. December closed 2.08, March 2.22, May 2.31, July 2.42. Refined demand stayed limited to nearby needs with granulated priced 5.05 to 5.20.
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New York
Philippines
Flour
New York item urges readers to start Christmas planning early to avoid last minute rushes and shortages in flour supplies.
Protect Your Earnings With Prospective Earnings Insurance
The notice explains business interruption losses from fire and offers prospective earnings insurance as a solution. It highlights that earnings loss can be more serious than physical property damage and invites readers to learn how to insure against this risk.
Livestock Prices Edge Down as Cattle and Sheep Markets Drift
Chicago livestock market report shows cattle receipts at 4 000 with fat steers unevenly lower and best mature steers around 13.00. Short fed cattle 9.00 to 10.50, western grassers 7.25 to 8.50, bulls and weaners steady. Hogs active at 18 000 head, top 100 to 325 pound hogs 11.60 to 11.90, sows 9.50 to 10.10. Sheep receipts 10 000 with best fat lambs steady, natives eam to 15.15, desirable feeders 15.00 to 15.75, fat natives 6.50 to 7.50. An old-timer notes the smart set merely acts smart.
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Chicago
Butter market steady as buyers show indifference
Chicago butter trading was quiet with little interest from buyers. The market zone remained steady to firm and the centralized market held steady with slow demand and movement. Prices listed include Fresh 92 score at 50 cents and 91 score at 49 cents, centralized 90 score at 47? cents, and 89 score at 46 cents.
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Chicago
Seed prices for Wheat Clover Timothy from Toledo market
In Toledo dated Oct 16 seed prices show Wheat cash at 1.64 to 1.65, Clover cash and October at 17.60 bid with November 16.00, December 15.50, February 15.50, March 15.25. Timothy cash and October 3.60, December 3.65.
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Toledo
Timothy
Dairy Prices Hold Steady Across Butter Cheese Markets
New York dairy report shows butter and eyes steady with receipts totaling 13 643. Pacific Coast whites extras 724. Cheese markets steady with 176 983 pounds received.
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New York
Wool Market Report from Boston on October Sales
Natural transactions on the wool market show fair demand for medium stock while fine combing wools remain limited. Real choice fine combing territory wools fetch up to $1.30 clean, French combing wools reach $1.25, and half blood lines to $1.20.
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Boston
Market Oats trend shows mixed shifts in prices
Reported price changes across commodities show oats advancing to a shade and provisions fluctuating from a 16 cent decline to a 25 cent rise reflecting a volatile market segment.
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U. R. Hawthorne
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Pocahontas Fuel Company
Board of Trade Bid
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