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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1925

Page

12

Bear traders fail to unsettle market as rails, industrials rise

Stock market closed buoyant with high priced Industrials led by gains in Pullman American Car and Foundry and Symington. Bear selling paused. Chrysler and other motors advanced while some rail and utility issues showed strength amid favorable dividend and merger rumors.

New York Sept U. S Pullman Allway American Car and Foundry Symington Common Baldwin American Lima Chrysler Willys-Overland Studebaker White Jordan Hupp Paige Moon Pennsylvania Detroit Edison Western Union Iket Street Railway Kansas City Power and Light Brooklyn Union Gas Federal Light and Traction Havana Electric and United Railways Investment Com

Bond Market Advances Amid Oversubscribed Offerings

New York brokers report rising bond prices and brisk activity after more than 75 million dollars of new issues drew strong demand. Bell Telephone Pennsylvania 50 million issue oversubscribed triggers gains in Stock Exchange bonds to 101 and German Rentenbank issues hold premiums. Florida land company shares lift Western and Northern 7 percent bonds to a record 182 as Argentine and Latin American debt underpins market.

New York Bell Telephon Company of Pennsylvania J. P. Morgan & Co Florida Land Company of Florida

New York Stocks Mixed Amid Broad List of Issues

A volatile trading session shows mixed results across numerous major equities including American Water Works Baldwin Locomotive California Petroleum Canadian Pacific Chrysler Northern Pacific Sears Roebuck United States Steel and Union Pacific. Trading action centers on varied demand across industrials railroads and consumer staples with no single sector dominating.

American American Water Works Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore and Ohio Caiba Écadesekassas California Petroleum Canadian Pacific Rm Ucts Consolidated Giapane Davison Chemical Great Northern Steedeon New York Asada Ri¢An Chrysler Northern Pacific Jerse Central Leather, Pacific sAvania Phila Readies Petroleum Radio Corporation le Reynolds Tobacco St. Louis and Sa Sears Roebuck Commetidates Southern Railway Tandard O1 Nermewart Warner Yeendebaker Wheessavenes Texas and Pacific Tobacco Products Union Pacific United States Cast

Insurance Clients Receive Counsel and Value Appraisals

The text describes the insurer treating individuals as clients, offering services in counsel, investigation, and appraisal of risks and values. It highlights potential savings for the client, enhanced protection, and an invitation to consult on insurance matters.

Rail bonds rise as Florida boom boosts market demand

Widespread interest in railroad obligations grows as Florida land boom strengthens the sector. Gains in other rails show mixed strength with Union Pacific at 4s, Kansas City Southern 5a, Illinois Central 6%, and Chicago and Alton 3%, while independent steel and oil issues also attract buyers.

Florida Union Pacific Kansas City Southern Illinois Central Chicago and Alton

Government bond closes in New York market

United States government bonds closed with Liberty 3s at 100.16 first 4s at 102.4 second 4s at 101.1 third 4s at 101.16 fourth 4s at 102.11 and Treasury 4s at 108 Treasury 4% at 106.20 as of Sept 17.

New York Sept United States Liberty Treasury

Call Money Rates and Market Notes in New York

Call money easier with 3% ruling and 3% closing bid. Last loan 3% with 3A offered. Call loans against acceptances at 3%. Time loans firm with mixed collateral. 60 90 days 4.4% and prime mercantile paper at 4%.

New York Prime Mercantile Paper

Sugar Market Steady With Minor Moves in New York

New York September 17 no change in raw sugar today. A sale of 19 600 bags of Porto Rican sold at 4 21 to a local refiner with no pro portions. Offerings continued at the same level. Futures opened two points higher on September and fell one to three points for other positions before closing one point higher.

New York Trade and Commission

Sugar market quotes ease with limited business activity

September closed at 2.37, December 2.44, March 243, May 3.52. Refined sugar shows a five point dip while quotations for fine granulated range from 5.60 to 6.70 with no improvement in business.

Poultry Prices Steady on Dressed Birds in New York

Live poultry irregular in New York today while dressed poultry remains steady with prices unchanged. Market watchers note uneven demand as traders eye upcoming seasonal shifts.

New York

Chicago Livestock Market Summary September 17

Cattle receipts 12,000 with better fed steers 25 to 50 cents lower and scarce heavies. Top cattle around 15.60 per 1,126 pounds. best yearlings about 15.25. Western grassers steady. cows weaker. Hogs receipts 19,000 with weights 200 pounds down, some declines. bulk 160 to 225 pounds 13.16 to 13.45. 240 to 250 pounds 12.85 to 13.25. lighter 140 to 150 pounds around 12.85 to 13.41.

Chicago

Livestock market summary shows mixed hog and lamb bids

Packing sows mostly 11.00 to 11.60 with strong weights at 12.50 to 12.75. Shippers moved 3,000 head with 7,000 holds expected. Sheep receipts 18,000 as fat lambs decline about 50 cents and natives weaken to 25 cents. feeding lambs and sheep off 25 cents. Best fat lambs brought 15.50 with natives around 15.76 to 16.00. deck loading cited at 15.25 noting line and bulk constraints.

Lamb market price report shows price spread by grade

Fat cattle valued up to 8 dollars above base, light feeding lambs priced at 16.25, heavies down to 14.50 or lower. The brief market update notes movements in fat cattle and lamb categories with specified price levels.

Wool market steady with spotty demand in Boston

In Boston on September 17, the wool market shows improved sentiment and higher selling volume though activity remains uneven. Prices are quoted at 50c for three-eighths fleece good staple in grease terms, $1.00 to $1.05 clean for fine territory stock, 48c to 49c for half blood combing, and 90c to 92c clean for territory wool of that grade, with prices largely unchanged from September 16.

Boston

Dairy prices and receipts at New York market

Butter firm receipts 10 580. Creamery extras 92 score 48c. Exes firm receipts 16 758. Fresh gathered extra firsts 38 41c, firsts 35 37c, storage packed 34% 33c, seconds and poorer 28 33c. Nearby hennery browns extras 46 55e. Cheese firm receipts 196 168 pounds. State whole milk flats fresh fancy to fancy specials 24 25c, average run 23c.

New York Hennery C. Do

Butter Market Mixed as Trade Slows in Chicago Close

In Chicago on September 17 the butter market showed early demand with a fractional advance on 92 scores, but late trading indicated a slowdown and the close remained a touch above steady. Fresh 92-score butter traded around 46 cents per pound and centralized 90-score at about 45 cents.

Chicago

Wheat market closes higher on London Turkey strain reports

Chicago grain market ends with a modest advance as tension between Great Britain and Turkey weighs on sentiment. Wheat futures rise with December at 1.515 to 1.515 and May around 1.54 while corn and oats show mixed moves on the session.

Chicago Great Britain Turkey Minneapolis

Unclear Phrase From Source About Papo and Provisions

The readable fragment discusses changes in provisions or terms described as varying from down to a rise, but the exact context and details are not clear from the OCR snippet.

Cotton cloth markets rise as finished goods demand grows

In New York on September 17 cotton cloths show improved demand and better finished goods lines including denims chambrays sheetings curtains mats and dress goods. Raw silk hits one and a half year high as buyers grow uneasy while Botany Worsted Mills introduce silk mixtures for lightest weight cloths and rival silks. American Woolen Company to open spring women's wear next Wednesday.

New York Botany Worsted Milks American Woolen Company

Market Notes Indicate Finished Goods Advance Needed

Burlapa prices remained steady with a heavy weight at the top end not seen in five years. The report suggests producers may push for advancing finished goods to align with market demand.

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