Demand for Bails Causes Bonds to Remain Steady
New York April 7 Bond prices moved slowly higher in dull trading. Domestic and foreign issues showed little life as steady demand for rail road bills kept prices firm. Western rail stocks fell while Great Northern Fives and other western rails rose. Liberty issues held near year highs as high grade rail mortgages advanced. Dodge brothers recapitalization plan drew strong market interest with a expected finance surpassing $100 million to be issued late this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western
Chicago and Northwestern
Great Northern
Norfolk and Western
Seaboard
Florida
Dodge Brothers
Treasury Daily Balance Report
U S Treasury balance note from Washington dated April 7 reports the daily balance at 484,594,775 dollars. The short entry lists the figure for the United States Treasury as of that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
New York Stock and Market Report April 7
New York stock exchanges show strong opening with total sales at 1,228,700. Live poultry market remains firm with high grade fowls very firm and various poultry prices listed. Butter and cheese steady to higher, eggs weak, milk price set at $2.80 per 100 pounds. Potatoes, beans, dried fruits, and dressed poultry markets included with mixed movements and steady to firm tones. beef prices steady with family cuts at 21-23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wisconsin
Americas
Brown
Hennery
Pacific Coast
Bermudas
Floridas
Anerk
Rails and Oils Lead in General Upward Movement
New York April 7 stock prices opened strong as rails and oils led a general upward trend. Market turned mixed by noon with Northwestern rails dipping, then steadied as motor stock rebounds resumed. Major issues fell late. United States Steel slid despite March bookings rise and April outlook. Independent leaders included Brooklyn Union Gas, Coca Cola, Remington and Seaboard Oil. foreign rates showed slight easing with Paris and Oslo data cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northwestern
Chicago
Finley
Great Northern Preferred
Union Pacific
Lackawanna
Delaware
Hudson
Norfolk and Western
United States Steel Common
Gary
Baldwin
General Electric
Mack Truck
United States Cast Iron Pipe
Pan- Americian
United States Rubber
American Car and Foundry
Central Leather
Goodrich Lulium Steel
National Lead
Pullman and Woolworth
Maxwell
Maxwell Motors A
Nash Motors
Packard
United States’ Realty
Brooklyn Union Gas
Coca Cola
The
Liberty Bonds Prices Reported in New York Opening
U S government bonds closing figures list Liberty bonds with several issues including 3 1 25 at 101 42 and 4s around 101 to 102. Treasury notes show values such as 48 at 100 28 and 4 1 43 at 104 28. Grim detail on bid levels for First and Second 4s. Third and Fourth 4s also cited with precise fractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagar
38 Ag
Alaska
United Alloy
Od United C
United Drug
Allis Chalmers
United Fruit
U S
U S&s
Uva
8 Steel Co
Vel _Tel Beg S Steel p
Hide-L P
Joyce Bros
Utah
Stah Sec Corp
Ara Oco
Kelly Sp
Aol
Kelsey
Kennecott
Kinney
Ie Muwe
Kresge Co Erst
Lee Rub & T
West Union
Whel Et Erie
Lorillard
Lou Oil & Bef
White Eagle
Ain ‘Woolen
Lou & Nash
White Mot Co
Zinc Leal
Judlum St
Wick Span
Mack Trek
Ann Arbor
Macy
Willys
Magma
Wilson Co
Armour _& Ci
Blallinson
Mallinson
Marland
Youngs
Coat Line
Martin Parry
Gulf-W
Austin Nochola
Miami
Barnsdell Cor
Bethle Steel
Briges Mfg Conay Eye
Miss K Tex P- Thay
Dow
Bklyn Edison
Miss Pac
Bklyn-Manh Tv
Bklyn-Man T
Co Bay
Bkiyn Union
Mont Power P
Brown Stee
Central
Pasco
Ycht & L
Chese
North West
Otis Steel
Cuba
Otis Steel P
Owens
Packard Motor
Penn
Pitts Coal
BOI Aid Aity
Pitts
Col G &E
Sti C
Davison
Deere Co
Ara
Pullman Co
Ang
Delta-Itud
Detroit
Vatican
Radio Corp
Doug Pee
Rte
Itrla
R. Endi
John Phe
Reynolds Sper
Tx Buffet
Rossin Ins Co
Fifth Ave
Aly
Savage Air
Fish Body
Schulte
St Ay
Sea Air Line
Ben Air Line
Fletach Co
Tide
Sears Rock
Aga Founda Co
EHO
Shattuck
Shell Tr
Shell Union
Sir Williams
Simmong Co
Simn Pet
Gen Cleaa Ny
Sinclair Con Oil
South Ry
Pfasf
North Oply
Ctewart Warner Aly Baas
Studebaker
Superior Steel
Symington To
Hanna Co
Symington Co A
Hartman Corp
Telautograph Co
Hayes Whel
Tenn Con-Chemie
Hayes
Texas
Tex-P
Thuston
Hudson Man Ban
Bob
Seeeer
New York
Liberty
Treasury
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York markets
In New York on April 7, foreign exchanges remained steady with varied demand. Reports show British pounds at 478 1-3 for spot and 478 1-2 on cables, and several European currencies listed with mixed bids and ask levels, including France, Belgium, Germany, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Britain
Branve
Belgium
Germany
Holand
Norway
Swede
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Caecho
Slovakia
Money New York April 7 Call Money Rates
Call money reported in New York on April 7 shows Heafer at high 4 and low 4 with a ruling rate of 4. Closing bid 4 and offered at 41 4. Last loan 4. Call loans against acceptances 31 2. Time loans steady with mixed collateral. 60 90 days 4, 4 6 months 4, prime commercial paper 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Heaafer
Securities Ownership Up Among Leading Industries
Widely owned securities show a doubling of stockholders since 1918 across the countrys leading industries. Robert Binkard reports increases in railroads, gas and electric, telephone, packers and iron and steel, noting a total rise of stockholders from 1918 to 1925 and a growing public stake in public utility firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert 8. Binkard
Eastern Haltroads
Stuiken Railroads
Mr. Hinkerd
Flue Iron and Steel
General Industries
Powarca
Ten Oil Co
Ateel Co
Green Vegetables Prices Drop Amid Sluggish Wholesale Market
Market report shows increased supplies of southern greens and Iceberg lettuce from the West lowering prices. Tomoatoes and strawberries hold firm while new crop onions and cabbage shift as old stocks fade. Prices for potatoes, spinach, asparagus, and other produce vary with new crops arriving. fruit and dairy items also listed with warehouse-style price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hennery
Feed Market Quotation Highlights from April 3 1925
Quotations furnished by L S S bureau of Agricultural Economics with the State Board of Agriculture show a sharp fall in grain values and softer feed prices. Spring wheat feeding starts in Canada while country corn offerings decline and demand for feedstuffs remains light. Oats drop to new lows as gluten feed falls a dollar per ton and linseed meal weakens. Prices per ton and per bushel are listed for oats corn bran middlings flour and meals with freight adjustments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Ss. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
State Board of Agriculture
Canada
Connecticut
Cotton New York Quiet Market With Mixed Futures
In New York on April 7 the cotton market was quiet with middling prices at 24.40. Futures closed barely steady to slightly lower, slipping 2 to 6 points, with May at 24.36 to 24.37 and July at 24.65 to 24.83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Futurea
Eazdy
Rah AA MR TD IG Los 3 TEU
Rah AA MR TD IG Los 3 TEU appears to be garbled text from OCR. The readable fragments do not form a coherent event, person, or organization for a proper headline and summary.
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S. Treasury
New York Stock Exchange
Wise
State Bank
Mutual Finance Investment CO
Main Street
City Savings Bank
Noble
Fidelity Loan Corp
Connecticut Industrial Leader's Association
Middle St
Corner
John Between
John
Wall Streets
Barnum
Mexican Seaboard
Remington Typewriter
Simmons Company
Wily Overland
Httle
France
J. P. Morgan and Company
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company 820
Frank C. Brotherton
Wade
Hawley Ave
I-X
Jugoslavia
Austria
Roumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreal
ST Rvs
Ted Tel
Issacgim
Besar
Packers
Wons Fleon-Sn
Lomas & Nettleton Co
Orange St
New Haven
Conn
HIVE
Rio
Morris Plan
Morris Plan Bank
Bank Street
V. Ge
Am Y. Stock Exchange
Y. Cotton Exchange
N ¢ Coffea & Sugar
Chicago Board of Trade
Broadway
New York City
State St
Bridgeport Institutions
McEldowney
Tel. Noble
Maine
Maine Woods
Mt. Katahdin
Vacation Bureau
Bangor
Aroostook
R.R. Bangor
Geo. M. Houghton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!