General stock rally led by railroads and oils gains
New York market moves rally on higher call money rates temporary and strong carload data for week ending August 29. Rail and motor shares push higher with Atlantic Coast Line and Southern Railway among leaders. Studebaker, Chrysler, Pan American and others post gains as investors anticipate continued traffic strength and potential dividend increases.
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New York
Sept
Ofl
Motor
Atlantic Coast Line
Ok Cox
Delaware and Hudson
Louisville and Nashville
Dent Ver
Rio Grande Western
Southern Railway
Studebaker
Chrysler
Pan-American
Houston Oil
General Petroleum
Atlantic Refining
Independent Oil and Gas
New York Shipbuilding
American Can
American Safety Razor
Dupont
General Electric
Islues
Mack Trucks
Railway Steel Spring
West Penn Company
Bond market activity in New York Sept nine
Bond trading showed increased activity with selective buying. Foreign obligations and select domestic issues such as railroads oil and motor bonds demonstrated independent strength while most prices moved cautiously.
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New York
Livestock receipts mix with steady and lower cattle quotes
Livestock market notes show cattle receipts around 13 000 with fed steers steady to firm and lower quality offerings dragged. top matured fed steers around 16 25 with bulk 10 14. western grassers 7 00 8 00. hog receipts 21 000 opening 10 25 cents lower, late trade active. butchers little changed. New York stock listings list many industrial and railroad issues with mixed shifts, prominent names include International Harvester, United States Steel, and Southern Pacific.
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New York
Central Leather
Cerro de Pasco
Chicago
Teege
St. Paul
Aise
Ferred International Nickel
Kelly Springfield
Lehigh Vanekae Louteville
Hasnette
Issourt
Aig
Oboe
New York Central
Norfolk and Astern
Northern Pacific
Pacific OU
Pan
Inion Pacific
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Wabash
Weatinghouse Electric Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Coal Companies and Local Investments Listed in Bluefield
A local financial snippet lists several coal and related firms in Bluefield West Virginia including American Coal Co, Pocahontas Fuel Company, Premier Red Ash Coal Co, and West Virginia Mortgage and Discount Corp. Amounts shown include 20.00 110.00 10.00 50.00 115.00 60.00 and 100.0, indicating potential stock or bond figures or deposits.
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Mead Soal Co
Pocahontas Fuel, Company
Premier Red Ash Coal Co
Ayers
Pocahontas Coal
West Virginia
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Coalfield
Pocahontas Fuel Company, Incorporated
Virginia
United States
Broadway
New York
Orfolk
Main St
Boston
Mass
Board of Trade
Cincinnati
Traction
TLAND
Maine
Pocahontas Wharf
Foot Moulton Stao
Sewell’s Point
Norfolk
Newport News
City Piers
Great Lakes
Sandusky
Ohio
Toledo
London
Moxey, Savon & Co., Ltd
Lime Street Square
RE. C
England
Italy
Henry Coe & Clerci
Piazza
S. Matteo
Geneva
Pocahontas Fuel Co., Inc
N. Y
Market quotes show varied rates for loans and paper
New York financial notes list bid and offered prices for call money at 4 3-4, last loan 4 1-2, time loans 4 1-2 to 4 3-4, 60-90 days 4 1-2 to 4 3-4, 4-6 months 4 1-2 to 4 4 1-4, prime commercial paper at 4 4 1-4, with a mixed collateral demand and 5 percent ruling rate.
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New York
Cattle Market Reports and Prices Across Regions
Market notes show Richmond and Lancaster receipts with cattle, calves, and beef prices. Beef steers mostly $7.00 to $9.00, cows $3.00 to $6.00, veal $11 to $12, bulls $4.00 to $5.50, and calves around $5 to $14 with regional variations and direct sales listed. Jersey City reports slower steers and higher calves with top bids around $15.50 and bulk $9.25 to $11.00.
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Richmond
Lancaster
Jersey City
Market Report on Pigs Lambs and Sheep Prices
The treasury of livestock prices shows 140 to 160 pound pig selections around 13.00 to 13.10 with packing sows at 10.36 to 10.80 and strong bulk weight killing pigs at 11.75 to 12.26. Sheep receipts reach 22 000 with fat lambs active and generally firm while spots rise up to 25 cents. Best fat lambs fetch 16.90 and natives rise to 15.76 with most culls at 11.50 to 12.00 and desirable fat natives around 6.00 to 7.60. 84‑pound lambs command about 15.85 to 16.65.
Dry Goods Markets in New York Firm on Sept 9
Cotton goods sold steadily with odd lots for conversion moving at small advances for delivery. Yarns stronger with better demand. silk goods rising for fall and spring on higher raw material costs. Raw wool softer but trading active. wool goods demand broadening and outlook improved. Indian monsoon forecasts hint at higher prices for jute and burlap due to expected lower outturn.
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New York
Wheat surges on expectations before crop report release
Chicago Grain reports a sharp rise in wheat prices as buying grows ahead of the government crop report. The government now estimates spring wheat reduction at 21,000 bushels more than last forecast. December at 1.53 1/2 to 1.53 5/8, May 1.57 1/2 to 1.57 5/8. Corn and oats mixed, provisions down.
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Chicago
Raw sugar market firm with Cuban import activity
The raw sugar market was firmer with no local sales, out port refiners buying 16,000 bags of Cuban at 4.40 duty paid, an advance of 1. The futures market was moderately active and helped by renewed covering for European accounts and Cuban-linked buyers, with closing prices near the best levels, up 1 to 4 points.
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New York
Sugar Prices and Market Overview From Report
The report shows September at 2.52 and December at 2.62 with March 2.65 and May 2.67, indicating higher prices. Refined sugar business remained moderate and fine granulated prices stayed steady at 5.56 to 5.60 per unit.
Foreign exchange rates around the world in New York market
Irregular foreign exchanges quoted in cents for major currencies with bids on Great Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Spain, Greece, Poland, Czecho Slovakia, Yugoslavia, Austria, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, Tokyo, Shanghai and Montreal.
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New York
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho
Wool Market Notes in Boston Wool Trade
Transactions in the wool market are light with interest focused on territory one-quarter and one-half blood wools. Prices range from 1.15 to 1.17 for combing wools, 1.20 for top lots, and 1.28 to 1.32 for fine strictly combing territory wools. Fine Ohio delaines hold at around 1.90, while home grown wools remain restricted with limited activity.
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Boston
Ohio
Government bond closing prices in New York market
Government bonds closed with Liberty 3 1 25 at 100.20 and 4s across issues trading near 101.27 to 102.24. Treasury 4s and related issues showed varying yields with first and second fours around 101. and 100.20.
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New York
Liberty
Treasoaks
Treasury
Seed prices: wheat and timothy quoted at Toledo market
Market notes from Toledo on September 9 show wheat cash bids at 1.70 to 1.71. Clover seed values listed for October and December with 15.06 and 14.75 inquires, March at 14.40. Timothy seed priced at 3.60 for September through December.
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Toledo
Timothy
Virginia Side Lights Poultry Markets Report
Richmond report shows very light supplies and strong activity for September poultry. Prices list mixed weights and varieties with chickens over 1 1 2 pounds at 33 35 cents, under 1 1 2 pounds 82 cents, hens colored heavy 23, light 22, leghorns 18 cents, roosters 15 16 cents. Butter category notes country butter in Richmond as best.
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Richmond
Virginia Division of Markets
AVE Poultry
Poultry Prices Steady in New York Trade
Live poultry is easy to move in New York on September 9 while dressed poultry holds steady, signaling stable market conditions for both live and processed birds.
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New York
Calcutta Moves to All Steel Railway Cars in India
Calcutta rail authorities have begun using all steel railway cars on Indian Railways. The shift was driven by efficiency rather than safety, replacing wooden cars to speed up rail operations.
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Calcutta
India
News of Colored Folk Citizenship Recognition
Community column urges colored citizens to vote while promoting calm, respectful expression. Highlights three needs: public library accommodations, an assistant health officer or nurse, and a colored truant officer to protect children and safeguard the city. Includes local notices and personal items.
Standard bags plans sighted for weights by standards bureau
Washington reports a special of the Grocery Bag Manufacturers Association will submit for approval by the United States Bureau of Standards plans for standard grocery bags. The aim is to help customers know when they are being short weighted.
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Standard
Washington
Grocery Bag Manufacturers’ Association
United States Bureau of Standards
Williamson gateway buys and sells first class properties
An office advertises first class properties with claims of big profits and immediate sale to beat future price rises. It urges buyers to use their judgment and offers cash and paper terms through Wall Street Office agents Edw. R. Jubling and Wm. F. Toney.
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French Republic
Denver and
Seaboard
Erie
International Great Northern
Dodge Brothers
Pan-American Petroleum
Chile Copper
U & Steel Se Goodrich Tire
Ligget and Myers
Indus
Coal Property
C. B. Hancock
Bluefield, W. VA
First National Bank
Asket
Erican Coal Co
Tlantic
Clinch Vastey Lumber Cotton
Am Coal
Faster Water W
Greek Coal
Moses Hyman
Welch, W. Va
Ns Lnsted
Ocal
Radford
Bristol
Ty Chicure
Sleadelphia Mor
Roanoke
Agerstowp
Williamson
Cincinna
Columb
Sleeper
Citcinnatchi
Columbus
W. J. Wiley
W.va
Pulaski
Pulaski Foundry and Manufacturing Corp
Pulaski, Virginia
Roscoe
By Ahern
Gome
Frostia
Nou
Cakeg
Pater
Gov’t Bonds
Mortgage Service & Real
Commercial Bank Bldg. C. F. Lyda
J. G. Ridinger
Red Star Flour Free — School
Mt. Zion Baptist
J. W. Crockett
Verna Woods
Pulaski Street
Surrell
W. C. Mitchell
G. W. Austin
Wyco
Charleston
Woman's Home Missionary Society
John Stewart Memorial Methodist Church
Georgia O. Watkins
Blanch Jones
Ladies Ursher Board
Mamie Bigger
H. L. Williams
Williams
Freeman Hospital
Nannie Easley
Bluefield Woman's Improvement Club
Bettie Dabney
North Mercer Street
Cismont Lodge No. 31
Reese Street
Elmer Brown
the Commercial Bank of
Bluefield
Bernard McClaugherty
W. C. Given
Moses
Seabernsburg
Princeton
Community Loan Company OF
Bland Street
W. C. Neikirk, Secy-Treas
Isaac T. Mann
Thomas F. Farrer
A. J. McBride
Sales H.hawthorne
C. L. Alexander
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Pocahontas Coal Field
Tidewater
Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated
Peg . Hampton
Freckles
Ais
By Blosser
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