Strong buying tone noted on rails amid July income boost
The market showed a strong undercurrent for rail stocks driven by the favorable July income report for class one carriers including Baltimore and Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio. General Motors and Studebaker led gains among major names while public utilities in the metropolitan area rallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beartredera
General Motors
Studebaker
Chrysler
Gardner
Pierce Arrow
Mack Trucks
White
Dodge Brothers
Ralls
Baltimore
American Can
Dupont
Sears-Roabuck
General Railway
Metronau
Williamson Building For Sale In Trade Center Area
Williamson offers a two story 60 by 100 foot building suitable for wholesale nations dry goods building material bakery depot newspaper plant bottling works auto service flor showroom garage laundry ice cream factory produce chain store and wholesale furniture shoes. Price 20000 with 10000 cash and balance on two three or four year terms via Wall Street Office Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Autor Sile Flor
Tce
Armatura
Wall Street
Coal Stocks and Bonds in Pocahontas Region
Stocks and bonds data for American Coal, Pocahontas Coal, and related companies are listed with price figures. Virginia Mortgage discount and related corporations show notable values, including common and preferred shares, at multiple price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Coal
Allande Smidebay Coal
Prtegg
Flore Creek
Pocahontas
Mroyaier
Ted
del Pocahoniss
Sullivan Pocahontas Coal
Coal Co
Seed Nee
Virginia Mortgage Atu Imacount Corpora
Virgina Mortgage Discount Corporrtion
Bond Market Averages Endorse Renewed Demand
Foreign obligation buying revived interest in the bond market amid scarce business, with price advances across many issues. French municipal bonds topped the year’s prices, German bonds hit new highs, and Mexican debt payment plans boosted outlooks as railroad earnings near $100 million bolster confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
muniel+ pals
Hastiea
Reasonan
Calles
Mexico
Ahern Reports Improvement Signals in Trade and Banking
The report notes signs of improvement in carriers and freight, with fewer failures and favorable phases. It reassures that inflation signs are absent, no speculative excesses in trade, manufacturing capacity is extensive, and Greenland supplies are ample. Competitive bidding is nearly absent and there are no rapid price increases. Weekly bank clearings total $8,029,434.
Government Bond and Market Report from New York and Chicago
Closing for government bonds shows Liberty, Treasury, and first second third issues with varied bids. Shippers moved 6 500 head, holdovers near 6 000 as sheep receipts reach 19 000. In Chicago, corn prices slid after a brief rally, with September and December futures down and wheat and oats following, amid cooler weather expectations and shower prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty
Treasury
Chicago
Sugar market steadies in Cuba shipments delay from Australia
Sugar purchases in Cuba late in the season and a ship strike causing shipping delays from Australia kept the raw sugar market steady after early irregularity. September to May futures ended modestly mixed while refined sugar held at 6.50 to 6.60. The United Kingdom reportedly bought over fifty thousand tons for October and November at about 4.27 delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Australia
Wall Street
United Kingdom
New York
Foreign Exchange Rates Report From New York
Foreign exchange prices list international currencies with bids and cables across banks. Major pairs show Great Britain at 4.84, France 4.681, Germany 23.80, Argentina 40.37, Tokyo 405 percent, Shanghai 80, and Montreal 100 with varied demand and cable figures.
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New York
Iorden
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Romania
Argentina
Brasil
Tokylo
Shanghai
Montreal
Call Money Steady in New York Market
Pinal money remained steady as of Sept 4 with rates at 4% for high and low, 4% ruling, and closing bid at 4% and offered at 4%. Time loans firm with mixed collateral for 60 to 90 days at 4 4%, 4 to 6 months at 4 4%, and prime commercial paper at 4 4%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joan
Livestock market trends in Chicago cattle and hogs
Chicago cattle receipts reach 3,000 with a generally firm market. Prices show some weakness on low quality grazed steers while hinds and heifers command stronger bids. Hogs receipts at 17,000 with open steady to strong tendencies, some sows and selects higher, overall slower closing.
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Chicago
Cattla
Prican
Dairy price report from New York markets
New York dairy notes show butter receipts at 8 990 with creams higher than extras, 47 4 1 y 4c and related grades. Egg receipts 15 419 with Pacific Coast whites firsts to extras from 42 44 to 53 14c. Cheese stocks total 159 822 pounds with current matte and packing stock details.
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New York
Pacific
Butter market rises on strong demand in Chicago grind
Chicago September 4. A good demand for 2‑acre butter pushed another half‑cent up the price. Market zones show firm demand and premiums on most grades. Supplies remain limited while central markets stay firm with liberal offerings, especially the 88 89 scores and fresh 92 scores.
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Chicago
Carpet and rug actions keep brisk New York market
Buying remained active on the fourth day of carpet and rug actions with sales around 1,000,000 dollars daily. Prices held steady versus opening day as print cloth orders for Q4 rose to 150,000 pieces and markets showed firmer tone. Raw silk advanced to 78 dollars per pound aided by active Yokohama sales and continued large local consumption.
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New York
Yokohama
Textile market activity after holiday upswing noted
Houe stocks sik fabrics sold freely and rayon mixtures in sick cotton and worsted types were active. Bur laps showed steadier demand and more buying. Many large wholesale houses will close tonight after the holiday.
Wheat and forage prices from Toledo market report
Seed Toledo reports cash wheat No 2 red at 1.670 1.68 with oats and clover futures. Clover contracts show October 15.25 bid December 15.00 March 15.00 asked. Alsike December 14.25 bid March 14.40 bid. Timothy cash September October 3.60 with December 3.65 and March 3.86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Alsike
Timothy
Virginia market report shows mixed prices in livestock
Virginia division of markets Richmond report September 4 notes live poultry supplies moderate demand steady with varied prices for chickens and leghorns. eggs and butter steady to firm. cattle receipts in Jersey City and Lancaster with generally slow trading. sheep and lambs scarce in Richmond with light local demand. widespread regional price ranges provided for beef, calves, and hogs.
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Richmond
Virginia Division of Markets
New York
Fireld
Jersey City
Lancaster
Lamb Prices and Stock Auction Notes
The report lists lag choice in on uneven weights with state figures. Lambs in the Southern market bring about 18 dollars per pound, with other grades at 16 and 14 dollars, while ewes fetch 7 dollars. Ohio lots at 71 pounds are priced around 1400 dollars, with a few down payments noted.
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Indus
Ee Rails
Friftgy O
Law
Fox
Brooklyn Union
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit
Consolidated Gas
Manhattan
Goodtloh
Liggett & Myers Bor
Hancock
Moses Hyman
Welch, W. Va
Nana
Jwave Bluefield
Williamaon
Kenove
Cincianati
Columbus
Cinciunath Chifan
Charivaton
Tokta
Gi D
Nore Fe
Allied Chenkai and
Bocece
American Smelting
Tabace Amerigan Tel
American Water Works
American Woolen
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Hoethisham Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Afotor
Leetshesapeake
Northwestern
Mil
Davison Chemical Hodge Bros
Eas du Pont de Nemour
Hower Wat Tague
Erle
Tasik
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Moters
Northern
Stas
Hudson Motors
International Harvester Eed
Marr
Nael Kelly
North American
Northern Pacific
Packie
Kerrea Pan
American Petroleum i
Penmsylvania
Sere Athy Bain
Neading
Pipa Petrolen
Radio Corporation
Vereer
Reading
Reynolds ‘Tobacco
Sears
Stewart Werner Vice
Eeceene Studebaker A E.cssies Eeertentsere Texan Company
Secceresces Srecee
Pacific S.ses
Yoburco Produrta
Cisesssa
Union Pacific
United States Cast Iron
Vipa
United States Industrial Alochoh
ATG
United States Ruboeroo
BRM
United States Stael Wabash
Wastinghoma Electric
Wilt Verland Wookworth
Bland Street
Hear Daily Telegraph
South Bland Street
Virginia
High School
Union Street
College Avenue
Raleigh Terrace
Scott Building
Easley-Wilson Co
Commercial Bank
Vessir
Sam Usas
Sam
By Ahern
Bob
Gov’t Bonds
Pulaski
Pulaski Foundry and Manufacturing Corp
Pulaski, Virginia
Mortgage Service & Real
Commercial Bank Bldg
C. F. Lyda
J. G. Ridinger
Freckles
By Blosser
AIS
Annay
R.lemmings
Stone House
Bluefield Welding Company Commerce Street
Bluefield
Princeton
Community Loan Company OF
W. C. Neikirk, Secy-Treas
First National Bank
Bluefield, W. VA
Austin C. Wilson
Nat Reiss
America
King’s I. X. L. Ranch
Mercer
McDowell, Tazewell
Giles Counties
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