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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
22
The market shows varied pig, lamb, and sheep pricing with bulk, top, and average figures. Sows and fat lambs command higher prices, while feeder lambs and yearling wethers move steadily. Pacific Coast white cheeses and steady butter receipts are noted amid the broader market report.
A broad list of stocks fell one to nearly five points with no decisive news to spark reaction. United States Steel posted strong quarterly earnings, while Motors and Chrysler led gains amid overall brisk trading and notable advances in Woolworth, United Cigar Stores, and International Business Machines.
New York bonds show waning interest as tighter money and stock appeal dampen demand. French cabinet turmoil triggers liquidation while foreign issues wobble. third German bond issue and a Czech Slovakia loan attract attention amid unsettled rates and added financing hopes.
The market shows scarce movement in corporate debt after funding with the United States. Camaguey-Warner, Cuban Dominican, Manati and Eastern Cuba Sugar issues sold freely while banking support appeared late. Skelly and Pan American oil bonds were heavy along with receivership bonds like Virginia-Carolina and Wilson Co. mortgages moved narrowly.
New York government bond market closed with Liberty 3s at 99 27 and 126 second 4s at 100.21. Third 4s stood at 101, fourth 4s at 102.2. Treasury 4s priced at 106.15 and other Treasuries around 102.31.
Call money firmer with high 5 and low 4 percent. ruling 4 percent. closing bid 5 offered at 6 percent. last loan 5 percent. Call loans against acceptances 4 percent. Time loans firmer, mixed collateral 60 90 days. 1 5 percent. 4 8 month 4 percent. prime mercantile paper 4 percent.
New York reports steady foreign exchanges with quotes for Great Britain 4849/16, France 4.19% and 4.20, Italy 2.975 and 2.97, Belgium 448%, and other nations including Norway 20.37, Sweden 26.75, Denmark 24.72, Switzerland 1927, Spain 143, Japan 413/16, Shanghai 79% and Montreal 1903/16.
Livestock prices mixed as cattle receipts reach 14 000 with steers mostly steady to higher and best 1 423 pounders at 16.00 while hogs at 25 000 receipts opened steady to 10 cents lower and finished near 0 to 26 cents higher for light and heavy weight slaughter pigs.
Inquiry on indemnity for smoke and water damage, loss of profits, and fire loss. Highlights the need to consider protection when buying insurance. Presentation by specialists in insurance matters offering advice for maximum protection at minimal cost.
Poultry market appears barely steady with mixed quotes. Chickens by freight show 26 cents for a 2% percent range, 20 2% for fowls, and roosters quoted by freight. Dressed poultry fluctuates with turkeys at 55 to 95 cents for fresh western and Virginian varieties.
New York dairy market notes mixed receipts with creamed products lifting to highs and fresh gathered extra firsts improving. Prices for storage and nearby hens, whites and extras show narrow movement while irregulars and weathered items reveal uneven quality across the region.
Butter trading stayed slow with dull demand and a weak unsettled market. Dealers pushed prices down to attract sales while the centralized market echoed the softer tone as supplies remained ample and buyers showed little interest. Fresh 92-score at 49¢, 91-score at 41¢, centralized 90-score at 46¢, 89-score at 44¢.
Toledo market report shows cash wheat at 1.69 with Clover and October 18.25 and December 16.16. December 15.76 appears for December futures. Timothy cash and October 3.50 with December 3.55 and March 3.66 listed.
New York sugar traders saw fresh 1921-low levels as raw sugar prices fell 1/32 cent to 3.71 a hundredweight for Cuban and duty paid.
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Slightly better inquiry developed on the decline. Raw sugar futures were quiet with early declines of one to three points due to commission house selling, later covering and trade buying lifted prices. Final values showed January one point lower and unchanged for other positions. December closed 1.96, March 2.14, May 2.24, July 2.36. No change in refined sugar with near by demand at 6.00 to 6.10 for fine granulated.
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