Brisk market rally leads by high priced industrials
A brisk stock market rally led by high priced industrials and rail shares pushed General Railway Signal up 23 points to 360. Frisco dividend news and lower money rates spurred activity with notable gains in American Can, Du Pont, General Electric, Mack Trucks and Sears Roebuck. Bond market showed firmer tone as credits firmed and Frisco income hopes supported prices.
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General Railway
American Can
Dupont
General Electric
Mack Trucks
Sears- Roebuck
Pittsburg
Frisco Common
New York Central
Erie Common
First Preferred
Western Pacific
Western Maryland
New Haven
Rock Island
Bureau of Railway Economics
Jurgen
Amsterdam
Northern Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Katy
Denver
Rio Grande
Seaboard
Skelly Oil
Coal Stocks and Property Listings at Bluefield Bank
Stock prices and coal property entries from the First National Bank Building listing companies such as Atlantic Smokeless Coal, Pocahontas Fuel, Red Ash Coal and Premier Coal. The table shows bids and current values including Pocahontas and Red Ash coal shares with figures like 92.50 110.00 135.00 and 18.00 50.00 along with bid 70.00 120.00.
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American Coal Co
Atlantic Smokeless Coal Company
Sas Jaeger Water Works
Pocahontas Fuel Pany
Premier Red Ash Coal Co
Pocahontas
Unclear historic railroad and corporate listing
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple companies and railroads including Baltimore and Ohio Bethlehem Steel California Petroleum Canadian Pacific Chicago and Northwestern General Motors New York Central West Standard Oil Studebaker and Woolworth among others in a scattered industrial ledger. No coherent event or narrative present.
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American Senolting
Nea
Americana
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Cerro de
Pasco
Chandler Motor
Ohio
Chicago
Northwestern
Boons One
Mil
St Paul
R. I
Pacific
General Motors
Great Northern
Missouri
Beens
Montgomery Walse National
New York Central
N. H
Hartford
West Ee Standard
California
Standard
New Screey
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Transcontinental
Clinton Pacific
Cast Iron
Vestinghouse Electric
Wilys-Overland
Ove Woolworth
Foreign exchange rates in cents and currencies
New York reports irregular foreign exchanges with quotes in cents. Rates listed include Great Britain 4.8476, France 4.68, Italy 3.97, Germany 23.80, Holland 40.20, Norway 21.00, Sweden 26.83, Spain 14.48, Switzerland 19.32, Poland 18, Czecho-Slovakia 2.96, Yugoslavia 178, Austria 14, Romania 49, Argentina 10, Brazil 12.50, Tokyo 409.16, Shanghai 80, Montreal 100.
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Ee New York
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Spain
Switzerland
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-B
Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokylo
Shanghai
Montreal
Government bond closing values in New York
United States government bonds closed with quotes for various issues. Att 100.23 first 4% 102.4 third 4% 101.15 fourth 4% 1028 Treasury 4a 102.25 Treasury 4%a 106.16.
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New York
United States
Treasury
Livestock Markets Show Mixed Cattle Gains in Chicago
Chicago September 3 cattle receipts 7 000. Better grades fed steers up 26 cents with spot prices falling for heavies. No choice bullocks offered. Best matured steers around 14 75, lone yearlings 14 50. Buyers scramble for weight as grassy and short fed offerings attract feeder buyers.
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Chicago
Market Report Shows Mixed Demand for Live Stock
Receipts reach heavy levels with hogs and sheep at sizable volumes. Prices move irregularly across weight classes, with bidders active and some gains in specific cuts while others drift lower. Cotton goods trade remains steady amid moderate activity and buyers present.
Carpet Auction Brings In Over Two Million Dollars In New York
Bidding remained active at the carpet and rug sale in New York with more than $2,500,000 of goods sold and prices holding steady. The dry goods market notes continued strength in floor coverings as the sale proceeds.
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New York
Trade report shows steady demand for textiles abroad and locally
Raw silks advance from 5 to 10 cents a pound after large Yokohama sales. Silk and bordered dress goods remain in active call. Burlaps steady as jobbers push active business in silk, drapery, linen and dress goods.
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Yokohama
Sugar Market Declines Amid Raw and Futures Selloff
In New York on September 3 the raw sugar market eased with no sales. store sugar offered at 4.33 Cuban duty paid. Futures slid 3 to 5 points on liquidation from 150 September notices and European selling, then partly recovered. Sept 2.49, Dec 2.57, Mar 2.57, May 2.64. Refined sugar held at 5.55 to 5.60 with weak demand in unsettled spot market.
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New York
Wheat and hay bid prices from Seed Tol Ohio market report
Wheat cash 2 red 1.68 69. Clover October 15.00 bid December and March 14.65 bid. Alsike December 14.25 bid March 14.40 bid. Timothy cash and September 3.50 October 3.40 December 3.65 March 3.85.
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Tol
Ohio
Alsike
Timothy
Grain prices rise on drought and heat across regions
Severe heat and drought stretch from Rockies to Alleghenies boosting grain values. Corn dominates gains with Sep futures 2 1/2 to 6 1/2 cents higher as reports of extensive corn crop damage come in. Wheat also closes strong near session highs.
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Chicago
Rockies
Alleghenies
Clearwater realty firm invites readers to Florida lure
An advertisement by W. L. Mustard and partners announces SUN REALTY CO in Clearwater Florida. The note explains their Clearwater offices serve Pinellas County and Tampa Bay area, inviting visitors to stop by for fishing grounds gulf beaches and local hunts, promising friendly reception and local information.
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Tampa
Hillsboro County
Clearwater
Pinellas County
Bluefield
Telegraph
Tampa Bay
Hillsboro
W. L. Mustard
The
SUN Realty CO
Clearwater Bay
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Gulf Coast
J. Tracy Walker
Market Grain and Provisions Ticker Sneaks Lower
Wheat futures trimmed gains with December 99 to 87 percent and 87 percent. December price near 1.54 to 1.54 dollars and May at 1.58 dollars. Oats edged up 1 percent, while provisions slid 10 to 65 cents, amid mixed trading.
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