Irregularity on Stock Market Again Evident
New York markets show uncertainty over United States Steel dividend and earnings, with a late rally as investors digest the steel firm’s fourth quarter report. Steel common fluctuated, Pacific Oil led gains and Fourdation, Nash Motors, and Norfolk and Western also moved in a brisk session amid shifting prices and reports on the Wortham pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wew
York
Jan
Steek
Hear Tradete
United States Mee Corporation
Steel Corporation
United States Steel
Wortham
Pacific Oil
Pan Am Jone Lssues
Texas Company
Mataco
Houston
Odaré Oil
California
Simuia
Croleum
American Woolen
Nash Motors
An & Few
Fourdation Company
Lachie
Norfolk
Western
Market Summary Slips as Rail Stocks Lead Mixed Decline
Mixed trading with the Denver and Rio Grande Western stock rising 2 percent and a few rail shares leading gains while the broader group held steady and other issues showed modest declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver and
Rio Grande Wester
Bond Market Shows Mixed Trading As New Issues Loom
New York January 27 Bond trading closed irregular with modest price swings. Firms issued signals for over 60 million dollars in new offerings this week including Chicago and Western Indiana first and refunding issue, and Union Oil California deals. German and French issuers were expected to press ahead, while Canadian National railways prepared for a 35 million dollar sale.
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New York
Chicago
Indiana
Morgan and Company
Lubeec
Dillon
Read End
Union Gil Company
Ofta
Germany
General Electric Company
Sieinen Electrical Group
Vrench Industries
Live Stock Prices and Market Report Summary
Livestock markets across Crtigah Buffalo and Pittsburgh show mixed demand. Cattle receipts up to 8,000 with higher fed steers, strong calves and hogs prices, but certain steer and ewe categories ease. Call money firm in New York with steady bank clears. Burglar incident reported in Leeds with husband nonfatally knocked out as wife fires shot.
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Cricagh
Weil
East Buffalo
United States Steel Earnings Down for Year 1926 Report
United States Steel reports a lower year earnings figure for 1926, with total earnings around 179 million compared to 180 million the prior year. Fourth quarter earnings reached about 30.7 million, dividends totaling over 40 million declared, and a year end surplus of 4.25 million. An extra dividend of 1.25 per common share and 1.75 per preferred share was declared, with a 20 million allocation for property additions. The report notes price schedules limiting current gains, with expected improvement in early 1927 as production expands.
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Toy i
United States Steel Corporation
Anandal
Estridiies
Theater to study radio impact via new equity committee
New York officials report Actors Equity plans a conference to form a committee representative of the theater. The group will study radio effects, oppose censorship, seek tax relief on tickets, reduce transit charges, and combat propaganda against speaking events.
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New York
Actors’ Equity
New York Estates Bond Details Cover Numerous Deceased
A New York notice lists guardians executors and trustees for estates of multiple deceased individuals including Elon Mercer Bullard and Ruby Peart. Bonds were posted by Peterson and associates and by James and Carter as part of probate proceedings filed with the county clerk. Total assets cited reach 24 346 72 dollars with various heirs named.
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Guardian
Executioa
Por Tiruew J. Jarrett
George Widerholt
Ruby Peart
Dewey Chendler
Clarenty Chandler
Tiludys Ghandier
Ruch P. Edmunds
Pearl Thomas Browder
Agia Mary Vinter
Lo White
Robert JL. Metginnon
BM Tarrett
Or. Manik
H. James
W. D. Davis
Carter
Elon Mercer Uullard
Dairy and Produce Prices in Pittsburgh and New York
Pittsburgh and New York markets show butter, cheese, and egg prices varying by grade and location. Notable quotes include New York butter receipts at 17.15 and creamery products steady, with prices for potatoes and apples fluctuating alongside regional dairy values.
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Pittsburgh
Appies
New Yorks
Baldwins
Hubbardtons
Virginia
York
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Woolworth Financial Report Details 1924 Results
Woolworth company reports net income of 20,609,997 for 1924 after depreciation and federal taxes. Earnings per share listed at 7.95 on 2,500,000 shares. Capital figures show working capital at 34,275,289 with substantial increases and notes on surplus and sales.
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New York
W. Woolworth Company
Aged Messenger Is Bandit Victim in Collinsville
Collinsville January report says William Muthies a 64 year old messenger was held up by several armed men who carried cash payroll funds believed to total $10,000 en route from the depot to the Collinsville state bank. He was to cash payroll checks of the Lumeghi Coal Company operating local mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinsville
William Muthies
Measenger
Mies
Cosh
Collinsville State Bank
Chevky
Te Lumeghi Coal Company
Surviving Charter Member of Cotton Exchange Identified
New York reports William L. Black of Del Rio Texas as the sole living charter member of the New York Cotton Exchange, tied to its founding in 1870. Black, 33, wrote to exchange president J J Birelett to claim the distinction and said he may rejoin the cotton trade.
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New York
New Terk Cotton
Black
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Kanawha County
Multiple properties changed hands in Kanawha and surrounding districts. Minnie M Miller bought three tracts in Holgewood and Kanawha City for 3500 along with other transfers including lots in Dunbar, Daverton and Spring Hill. sums range from 2500 to 6000 with various buyers and sellers such as Lively, Mullen, Harris, and the Chesapeake Realty company managing numerous parcels.
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Minnie MM. Miller
Holgewood
Kanawha City
Debkt
Kanawha County
Ederwood
Or. Martin
Minnie M. Milter
Kinele
Kanawha River
Kapowha Avenue
G. Martin
Ainnie BM. Miller
Ikanawha City
William T. Lively
Kendwho Savings and Lanr Association
Dunbar
Union District
Quigley Hollow
Magestine Branch
Lee Mullen
William H. Withrow
Wo Mile Creek
Elk District
Daverton Land Company
Iwarris
Daverton
Charleston
Joe
B. Beck
Wi J
Holstein
Morrih Fork
Slack Branch
Blue Creek
Elk Gistriet
I Rucker
Aren Striexland
O'Dell
Clyde
Pnnsspeake Realty Company
W. W. Mays
Chesapeake
Loudon Diatrics
George N. Kowery
Kanner
Lhs
Washington Street
Buzkheth
Thompson Streets
A. M. Strurghin
Mae Belle Thompson
Alva Morrison
Bridge Avenue
L. H. Rucker
G. D. Rucker
H. A. Boring
Figgatt
Union
Tyler Creeks
J. W. Junnie
Sarepta Gunnos
George H. Green
Spring Hill
Walter Knight
Srea Knight
RK. P. Withrow
Madigan Javerue
Russell Stenet
Ruberteen Realty Company
A.D. J. Rucker
Sample
State Road Commission
Clendenin
Hing Shoals
Chesapeake Land and Development
Chesapeake Realty Company
Wheat and Feed Prices Date Confused Listing
OCR text lists various grain and feed items with mixed numbers for wheat corn barley timothy seed clover and lard. Several dates appear like January February March with unclear values and stray prices, suggesting a damaged historical price sheet or catalog entry.
Court records show marriage license issued in Kanawha County
A marriage license was issued yesterday in Kanawha County at the office of the clerk. The parties named are Coy Thompson and Days Ranting, both residents of Kanawha County.
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Kanawha County
Coy Thompson
Kanawha
FOREIGN EXCHANGES REPORTS PRICE QUOTES AND CABLE RATES
New York foreign exchange firm lists currency demands and cable rates for major nations including Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Austria Argentina Brazil and other markets.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Onbirg
Belgium
Germany
Helland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Slovakia
Juxe Slavia
Austria
Raumania
Argentina
Brasil
Tekio
Blontreal
Dry Goods Market Notes from New York January 27
Dry goods channels show steady activity in fabrics with erase light on sheetings and convertible fabrics. Demand for ginghams improves. raw silk unchanged. crepes and knit goods selling well. American Woolen wings pricing for fall on Feb 9. Rayon naming debate unsettled by Lyana hamlet commerce.
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New York
Sulle Souls
American Woolen Company
Lyana
France
Hamlet, of Commerce
Sugar Market Slips as Liquidity Sours Contracts Liquidate
New York sugar market edged unchanged at 4.52 for raw sugar and 4.8 for refined. Trading of 23,000 sacks Cubin to export buyer for February and March. prices later weakened on liquidation and renewed selling amid rising offers. February through September futures ranged with February at 2.40, May 2.93, July 3.08, September 1.18. refined also steady around 8.25.
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Chicage Dairy
Hicago
ousInesd
Hutter
New York
Fiat
Jeter Poultions
Mare
Standard Oil Stocks Pursuipa Thirty Inches Long
A fragment notes a European context with oils and stocks. An English setting mentions a season and a grower described as a local figure. The readable text is limited and does not provide a complete news event or clear entities beyond these hints.
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G. J. Fiera
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U. S
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New York Stock Sechance
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Chao
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Hear
Roy Edwards
Hawirde
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Dave Doron
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H.W. Flurvey
Ceentral
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Tan York Central
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Westinghning
U. &. Liberty Bonds
Jimés
Kape & Co
Mempere
Krommy
Datry & Produce
New York Dairy
Jen
Hennery
Woolworth
Chain Store Company
Cotton Exchange
William L. Black
Erardy
Dina & Co
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Diver
Be Clone
Columbia Gay
Kelly Sprinsferd
Almiee Caan
Steel Incomrefort
Jonas and Laugh To Steel Corporation
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Moore
Capitol Street
C. M. Jiiden
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Fitane
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Charleston Merchaant Police and Protective Association
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Emith
Standard Oil
England
Oy Hardy
Dane @ co
Meanie
Yorke Bleak
Onimberland
South Sea
H. C. Dunfee
Walker Drymoods Co
M. Holarskey
Soltmisky, Dunbar
W. Va
Hunt Ave
FHONK
DR. H. H. Smallridge
Quarviey Bireet
HA Ea
Boll Arter Paint & Glass CO
Hale Street
American Wireless Corporation
West Twenty-third Street
New York City
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Souhern West Virginia
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