Market Up Down. Net Losses Top Gains at Close
Market ends mixed with net losses exceeding gains as bearish sentiment appears in some sectors. Bullish plays lift several stocks to year highs amid strong freight, dividends resumed for International Nickel, and notable price advances in Pierce Arrow and Gulf Mobile and Northern preferred amid overall cautious trading.
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New York
Commission House
International Nickel Company
California
Chrysler Corporation
Pierce Arrow Securities
Foundation
Kresge
National Dairy
Reid
Phillip Morris
General Railway
Howe Sound
Midland Steel Products
Otis Steel Preferred
Trumbull Steel
Mercer
United Railways Investment Preferred
U. S. Steelcommon
Mack Trucks
General Electric
White Motors
American Waterworks
Hudson Motors
Martin Perry
New York Poultry Market Report
Live poultry prices are easy to move and steady while dressed poultry remains irregular in the New York market on August 31.
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New York
Coal Stock Quotes and Local Bank Ledger Items
Stock and bond listings from Bluefield area include coal company shares Pocahontas Coal West Virginia Mortgage and Discount Corp and First National Bank notes. Values shown range from 10.00 to 135.00 with several entries for coal producers and utility firms.
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American Coal
Aracama Coal
Afimokelens Coal Cone
Pocahonta
Uel
Comprem Panier Ret Ash Coal Co
Pocahontas Coal Col
Wesspeniae Coal Kertingee Co
Hontas Coal
West Virginia
Government bonds close steady in New York market
United States government bonds finished trading in New York with mixed results among major issues. Listed bonds included Allied Chemical and Dye, Bethlehem Steel, California Petroleum, Missouri Kansas and Texas, and Northern Pacific, among others, with various prices noted.
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New York
United States
Allied Chemical and Dye
Secenseee Ey Pee
Sas
Seveccecccosse
Bethlehem Steel
California’ Petroleum Ceeere Ceveee
Giothieawo Morand
Oh It
Thins Paul
Pacific Souls
San Francisco
Board Air Line
Sinclair Consolidated
Louteville
Nashville
Wack Truck Peusheres Hebiobend
Eases
Sereeeeeses
Mexican Seaboard
Continent
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
York Central
Hartford - Norfolk
North American
Northern Pacific
Sy CMI
San Fred
Cd Gane
American Petroleum
Pcs
Asacecaye
Peotias
Petroles Beens
Radio Deel
Vaneereseress
Eynold Iron and Steel
Studebakeraceo
Weatinghouse Electric
Willys-Overland Woolworth
Chrysler
Williamson Promoted as Coal Hub in Southern West Virginia
An industrial promotional piece touts Williamson as the central nexus between the Billion Dollar Coal Field and the United States. It notes the Norfolk and Western Railway’s aggressive expansion, the Virginian Pennsylvania and Norfolk and Western alliance, and urges local business and real estate connections while hinting at growth after the Jacksonville agreement.
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Williamson
West Virginia
Bluefield
Jacksonville
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Norfolk and Western
United States
Treasury Notes and Liberty Bonds Market Brief
The report lists Liberty 3s at 100.27 for the first 40 units and 100.16 for the first 4s, with 102.04 for the second s n and 100.30 for the third 4s. Liberty fourth 4s show 10117 and 102.13, while Treasury 4s are at 102.20 and Treasury 4s at 106.17.
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Liberty
Treasury
Call Money Markets in New York Amid Mixed Collateral
Call money firm with a ruling rate of 4 percent in New York. High and low at 4 percent, closing bid and last loan also 4 percent. Call loans against acceptances at 3 percent. Time loans firm for 60 to 90 days with 4 percent levels. Prime mercantile paper also around 4 percent amid mixed collateral conditions.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Raw sugar market firm as spot prices rise in New York
In New York on August 31, spot raw sugar gained 1/32 cent to 4.43 Cuban duty paid. Traders moved 25,000 bags of first half September from Cuba at 4.40 and 7,000 bags from store at 4.43. Futures eased except September, with closes near unchanged to three points higher. refiners steadier to up, prices 5.50 to 5.60 for translated.
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New York
Mexico
Great Britain
Frisco
Chesapeake and Ohio
International Great Northern Adjustment
International Paper
Consolidation Coal
Goodyear Tire
International Mercantile Marine
Blair & Co
Chase Securities Corporation
Market Report: Butter Eggs and Cheese Prices and Receipts
New York market notes give receipts and price ranges for butter eggs and cheese. Butter and creamery items show varied prices from 42 to 46 cents, eggs receipts at 7 707, with fresh gathered and firsts priced from 32 to 60 cents. Cheese prices show state whole milk fats at 23 to 24 cents and an average run around 22 cents.
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New York
Hennery
Wheat supply drop fuels rally in Chicago market
Chicago reports a sudden 557 000 bushel drop in the United States visible wheat supply against expectations of a rise. Prices rebounded after an early fall with December at $1.53 and May at $1.57, close unchanged from Saturday.
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Chicago
United States
Market Ticker Notes Mixed Price Movements
The report shows commodity prices fluctuating with corn drifting between declines and gains, oats slipping and pro visions dipping then rising. Investors watch small shifts as market activity remains cautious and uneven.
Foreign exchange rates in irregular market
The New York market shows irregular foreign exchange quotes with demand and cable rates for major currencies. Notable figures include Great Britain at 4.85 percent, France at 4.69, Germany around 23.80, Argentina 39.87, Brazil 12.87, and Japan 40 percent.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Eec
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Seed Prices and Grain Quotes From Toledo Market
SEED Toledo Ohio August 31 Wheat cash 1.67 1.68 Clover cash 16. ei 5 October 14.75 December 1.81 Alarke December 1826 March 4 Timothy cash 3.50 September 3.50 October 3.60 asked December 3.65 asked.
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Toledo
Timothy
Dry Goods Demand Shifts Across Markets Impacts Prices
New York August 31 The mail orders for bleached cottons wide sheetings and percales rose with southern and western interest. Gray cloths were quiet due to cotton declines while print cloths and sheetings saw lower price bids declined. Raw silk stayed steady as buying remained light but silk goods remained in active demand. Burlaps stayed steady with little new business and wool goods showed no major change though fall dress fabrics gained demand among wholesalers.
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New York
Livestock Market Report Chicago August 31
Cattle receipts 34 000 with better grades steady to 25c lower for weighty fed steers and mixed changes across classes. Hogs 30 000 with most prices unchanged and late trades steady to easy. overall Saturday averages ease. Top cattle 16.10 with feeder and veal prices noted. stockers mixed.
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Chicago
Market Report Openings in Livestock Trade
The report shows prices for cattle and pigs with 210 to 300-pound ranges, top bids around $13.50 to $13.60, and bulk pack hogs between $12.50 and $13.25. Shippers moved 6,500 head with holdovers around 7,000 and sheep receipts totaling 25,000. Fat cattle active with a 25¢ rise. best lambs fetch about $16.25, natives to city butchers up to $15.35, most culls $11.00–$12.00. feeder lambs $14.75–$15.60. heavies generally $5.00.
Butter Market Steady to Firm With Small Supplies
Butter prices edged up about half to one cent with light dealer stocks on hand today. 92 score butter scarce as buyers seek premiums, while 89 90 score cars held for premiums amid a fairly active centralized car market and fair overall demand.
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Chicago
Wool Demand Drives Boston Wool Market
Boston territory wool commands strong demand for worsted purposes across all grades from fine to quarter blood. Prices and buyers show healthy activity as mills seek suitable fibers through late August.
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Boston
Boston Territory
Market Prices For Blood Grades Show Slight Movers
Price notes indicate firm values amid limited supplies with attention on half blood grade trading around 1.15 dollars on a clean basis. Slightly higher than one dollar has been paid for three eighths blood, reflecting modest demand levels.
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Tive
Fifth District Trade Eases Slightly in July August Outlook Mixed
Richmonds Federal Reserve Bank reports Fifth District trade held its July level and rose modestly into August with general agricultural strength. Cotton yields expected higher, Virginia fruit prospects poor, Virginia tobacco weak, and South Carolina tobacco strong. Debits slipped 6.9 percent over five weeks, while insolvencies rose in July amid seasonal dividend payments and continued unemployment uptick.
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Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
South Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Bank review notes mixed signs of recession and housing demand
A bank analysis shows seasonal labor shifts and weaker building activity in many cities. Bituminous coal output in West Virginia rises while demand for textiles remains steady only in secondary markets. July 1925 permits favor residential work as rents ease and Richmond sees available apartments while buyers seek single homes.
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West Virginia
Richmond
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Bluefield Development Co
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Bluefield, W. VA
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Community Loan Company OF
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W. C. Neikirk
Secy-Treas
Isaac T. Mann
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Thomas F. Farren
A. J. McBride
H. R. Hawthorne
C. L. Alexander
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Pocahontas
Tidewater
Great Lakes
Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated
Toreorate
Pocahontas Coalfiel
Pocahontas Fuel Company, Incorporated
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Geneva
Pocahontas Fuel Co., Inc
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