New Record Highs for Rail and Industrial Stocks on Thursday
New York reports stock gains with both rail and industrial issues reaching fresh highs as trading broadens. Total volume nears 2.5 million shares amid bullish sentiment driven by earnings, lower call money, and rising metal prices.
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New York
Crokers
Marland
Associated Oil
Houston
OM and Gas
Pan-American
Phillips
Standard Oil
California
Baltimore and Ohio
New York Central
Southern
Pere Marquette
Western Pacific
Utah
Cerro de Pasco
Armour Packing Jssues
Armour A
U. S
American Tobacco
American Safety Razor
Columbia ,Gas and Electric
Continental Insurance
Cushman’s Bakery
International Business Machines
Pale Detroit
Texas
Union Bag and Paper
U.S
Bond market gains strength as demand broadens in October
The New York bond market shows strength with a broadening range of first grade rails utilities and industrials trading. Combined averages edge higher as investment demand improves and trading activity shifts away from stock price swings.
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New York
Coal Property Listings Highlight Local Firms in Bluefield
Auction fragment shows coal property related to C B Hancock of Bluefield and multiple local firms including First National Bank Building, Valley Lumber, Premier Red Ash Coal, Sunbeam Coal, and others with bid amounts like 125.00 100.00 180.00 215.00 illustrating a bidding scene.
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C. B. Hancock
Bluefield, W. VA
First National Bank
Call Money Rates In New York Financial Market
Call money in New York on October 21 shows steady rates with a ruling rate at 4 percent. Closing bids and offerings sit around 4 percent, with last loans at 4 percent. Time loans remain firm with mixed collateral for 60 to 90 days at 4 percent and 4 to 6 months around 4.5 percent. Prime mercantile paper also at 4 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Market list of stocks and bonds with company names and figures
A dense catalog of securities includes Allied Jj and Dye, American Can, American Car and Foundry, General Motors, General Electric, International Harvester, International Nickel, Seaboard, Pennsylvania, United States Steel, Studebaker, Transcontinental Oil, Union Pacific, Westinghouse Electric, Willys-Overland and other firms. It lists percentages and prices alongside numerous railroads, petroleum and chemical companies, and industrial names.
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New York KS
Jj and Dye
American Can American Car and Foundry
Amarcas Kmsting
Ietnery
Great Northern Serred
Hudson Motors
Eedeon
Illinois Central
Paceeste
International Harvester
Mer
Preferred
International Nickel
ennecott _ ane
Lehiah Val “Te An Loulaville
Nashville
Sop
Aene Nee Ok
Extean Seaboard
Ontinent Petroleum
Kansas
Texas
Oe Pacific
New York Central
Martford
Norfolk and Western
Vaca
American T
Pacific
American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia and
New Relief Petroleumn
Radio Crab Pomspie
Tobacco
St. Louie
San Francisco
Studebaker
Texas Company
Texas and Pacific
Transcontinental Oil
Union Pacific
United States
Westin Wwe Flectrie
Willys-Overland
Foreign exchange rates in New York market report
Foreign exchange quotations from New York show irregular conditions with cents values for major currencies. Notable figures include Great Britain at 4.84 and 4.85, France around 4.41, Germany at 23.80, Argentina at 41.25, Brazil at 15.00, Japan Tokyo at 41, and Shanghai at 79 with Montreal at 10.05 32.
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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
Liberty bonds market closing figures
New York October 21 Liberty bonds closed with notable levels: Liberty 34s at 99.26, second 4s at 100, first 4%8 at 101.26, second 4%s8 at 100.23, third 44s at 101.2, fourth 4%e at 1023. Treasury 4s at 102.31 and Treasury 44% at 106.16.
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New York
Liberty
Treasury
Livestock market report from Chicago runs mixed receipts
Cattle receipts 16000 with steady to slightly higher trends on choice weighty fed steers. Hogs receipts 14000 with mostly steady prices, some declines. Sheep receipts 18000 with fat lambs uneven but generally steady to 25 cents higher. best fat ewes around 8 dollars.
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Chicago
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Wheat declines after early advance in Chicago market
Chicago trading today saw selling pressure from northwest connected houses after an initial rise. Reports indicate threshing is general in Canada and demand softening, weighing on wheat prices.
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Chicago
Canada
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Wheat futures edge lower on exports and corn shifts
Notice of wheat prices in key export markets shows December at 1.44 and May at 1.42 with closing quotations down about a half to one and a half cents. Corn futures retreat slightly as oats slip and provisions move between declines and small gains.
Wool market activity steady with firmer prices in Boston
Wool trade shows broader variety of goods. Domestic fleece wools sold well with several houses. territory wools sold in most worsted grades. Demand steady, not large in volume, but prices remain firm. Domestic M o batis show slightly higher prices amid modest activity.
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Boston
Raw sugar market steady with modest near term demand
New York reports no change in the local raw sugar market with some near term buying showing 9000 bags of Cuban for prompt shipment at 3.77 duty paid. Later shipments offered at the same level could not be placed as the market stayed at season's lows and futures offered little support.
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Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Berlin
Poland
Caecho- Slovakia
State Department
New York
Butter Market Sags on Cautious Demand in Chicago
Chicago butter buyers held back as supply remained ample on October 21 with dealers mostly offering at listed prices. Fresh butter showed slow demand with 92 score at 49 cents 91 score at 48 cents and centralized 90 score at 46 cents while storage butter stayed quiet.
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Chicago
Poultry Markets Report From New York Feature
Live poultry steady to firm with express chickens 19 to 25 cents and fowls 18 to 43 and dressed poultry firm with prices unchanged.
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New York
Express
Dairy market notes from New York listings
Butter unsettled with receipts 16 145. creamery higher than extras at 62 52 3 4 c. dc extras 92 score 51 4 c. Exes firm receipts 18 421. Fresh gathered extras firsts storage 364 Sve. fresh gathered seconds and poorer 324 40 c. Pacific Coast whites extras 72 75 c do firsts to extra firsts 66 72 c. Cheese firm receipts 209 123 pounds.
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New York
C. dc
Pacific Coast
Cotton goods buyers show little activity in New York
Dry goods report from New York notes that cotton goods buyers today showed little activity with traders awaiting clearer market cues. Prices and orders remained subdued as speculation cooled and merchants advised patience.
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New York
Textile markets show steadier tones across fibers and garments
Interest in future deliveries remains, with filling-in lots bought for this year and prices easing on grey cloths for next year. Finished goods hold steady as distribution channels expand, raw silk unchanged, spring silks bought more freely, burlap markets steadier after a Tuesday rush of about ten thousand bales on rising values, wool markets firm, and men’s wear worsted mills running more machinery than in four years.
Rayon Merchandise Gains Ground in Spring Trade Reports
Local trade reports indicate growing demand for rayon products as new spring merchandise enters stores. The shift reflects consumer preference for lighter fabrics and affordable options this season.
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Indus
Railroad and Oil Company
Skelly Ste
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Erie, Seaboard
Great Northern
Coal Property
Steam Laundry Valley Lumber
Premier Red Ash Coal Co
Terling Hardware Co
Sunbeam Oal Co
Ggeezer Drug Co
Ermo Coal Co
Verantas and Tion
Moses Hyman
Welch, Wa
Bluefield
East Stanford
East Radford
Bristol
Norfolk
Cincinnati
Columus
Portsmouth
Mor
Welch
Gary
Nor
J. Wiley
New Jersey
Ers
Oba
Ist Iron Pipe
Idkdustrial Alcohol
Te Ubhoer
the Commercial Bank of
Bernard MecClaugherty
W. C. Given
Ry Akern
OWL Club
Citizens Underwriters Agency
Ray Evans
Peery Building
Rluprfifld
W. VA
Telegraph Commercial Printing Co
Williamson
Wall Street
BR. Jubting
Wm. F. Toney
Mortgage Service & Real
Commercial Bank Bldg
C. F. Lyda
J. G. Ridinger
Community Loan CO
Bland Street
W. C. Neikirk
Treas
Lsase
T. Mann
James Tlwood Jones
Thomas F. Farren
A. J. Melsride
H. RK. Hawthorne
Ll. Alexander
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Incorporated
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Coal Field
Tidewater
Great Lakes
Tas Fuel Company .Incorporated
Feueleu
Pocahontas Coalfie
Pocahontas Fuel Company, Incorporated
Virginia
Pocahotas
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Board of Trade
Souetre Point
Newporters
Sandusky
Ohio
Toledo
London
Moxey, Savon & Co., Ltd
Lime Street Square
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England
Henry Coe & Clerci
Piazza
S. Matteo
Genova
Pocahontas Fuel Co., Inc
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