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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1925

Page

10

Market News Reflects Rail Shares Strength In Harsh Times

The New York stock market showed renewed activity with railroad shares hitting a wartime high, and high priced utilities buoyant. Call money opened at 3 to 3.5 percent as banks increased loans, while Baldwin and other rails led the gains in late trading. Trade volume exceeded half a million shares. reports from Bradstreet and Dan indicate improved business and rising activity, with rail earnings expected to rise after August reports.

New York Banka coKan Reily Baldwin Seymour Cromwell Exchange Mercantile Reviews Bradstreet's Dan Salspatches Wes

Market roundup Dairy and finance from New York Sept eighteenth

Dairy receipts show variety including fresh gathered and storage variants with mixed grades. Butter and cheese markets are steady to firm with demand focused on medium scores. call money remains strong while foreign exchange quotes vary, and poultry is barely steady in New York trading.

New York Hennery Jicago Nopter Chicago

Oil stocks and utilities show mixed moves on Sept 18

Standard Oil stocks report credit balances and varied trading with Credit Balance Oil, Detroit Edison leading utilities by surging over 13 points to a record, while others like Brunswick-Eankla Collender and Famous Players eased. Hudson Motors rose to 70 as the motor group led gains alongside Kelsey Wheel and Cast Iron Pipe.

Detroit Edison Ing Brooklyn Edison Montana Power Market Street Railway Western Union and West Fenn Company Jf International Harvester Hudson Motors Motor Group Kelsey Wheel Ubpont Frank Shattuck Pulats Brunawick-Eaika Collender Famous Players White Rock

Grain and Provision Prices Delineated for Toledo Market

Toledo grain and provisioning notes list bids and prices for oats and wheat varieties. Entries include No 2 red oats at 5.50 for December and February, Timothy seed around 16 per unit, and flax or similar seeds with December through March figures.

Toledo Maren Albike Timothy

Central Trust Is Realty Receiver for Weshington Land Co

Judge Arthur P Hudson appointed Central Trust Co as receiver for the Washington Land Co. the trust will oversee about 400 acres of hillside property east of Charleston overlooking the Kanawha valley. the company aimed to develop a large residential area with roads and modern improvements and plans to connect transport to the city. authorities hope the difficulties leading to the receiver appointment can be resolved and the property marketed.

Arthur P. Hudson Elrault Court Central Trust Company Weshington Land Company Irem Samuel Meyers Malden Rand Charleston Kanawha Valley Willie

Live Stock Prices and Receipts from Chicago and Buffalo Market Report

Cattle receipts about 4 000 with fed steers strong and higher on offered, best at 13.00 per 1,429 pounds while 1 020 pound cattle near that level. Hogs 14 000 with active demand and prices up to 18 cents higher for lighter grades, packs 12.83 to 14.50. Sheep 13 000 with fat native lambs steady to 8? lower, desirable fat lambs around 15.00 to 15.50. Buffalo market shows cattle 2?k receipts, calves 1 200, hogs 5 600 and sheep 3 600 with varied gains and steady to mixed quotes.

Chicawo Kansas Mood Chalee Rata Gressers

Sugar market trends show new lows and futures rebound

In New York on September 18 raw sugar prices hit fresh lows in three years amid liberal offerings and weak raws. Paragraphs indicate declines of two to seven points with brief rallies, while refined sugar eased slightly and demand remained limited to nearby needs across 6,000 and 14,000 bag lots.

New York

Specifications for Spring Street Bridge Steel Work

State road commission completed steel work specs for Spring Street Bridge and sent them to bridge building firms. Bids for the steel work and substructure contracts will be received by October 8 at 10 o'clock in the City Manager's office. Local concrete firm to handle pier construction. Plans are in the engineer and state road commission offices.

Spring Street State Road Commission Elda Hugh C. Walker Blda By Engineer Bridge T Construction

Real estate transfers listed in county deeds office

Deeds filed in the county clerk's office show multiple transfers including Hascos Moulten to CW and SG Beang for three tracts on Smith Creek. A M Straughan to Malissa L Perry for 50 feet on Ruffner Road. S L Pritt and J I Figgatt to C E Barnes for lot 53 Stephens addition. P O Walton to Ruth Hennen for Lot 1 Block V High Lawn with a $1,000 indicated price. J B Syringston as special commissioner to J F Moore for a tract in Union District at $100. Jennie K Snodgrass to Anderson H Brown for Lot 31 Bellevue addition. M Johnson to Ward Johnson for Lot 47 Rose Lawn re-subdivision with stated consideration. Charleston Industrial Corporation to G M Frasher for a lot on Second Avenue Nitra for $1,400 cash. John W Thomas to J W Fisher for Lot 7 Block 8 Stockton addition 30 feet on Second Street with $2,500 stated. S S Sedessie to Cecil Perdue and wife for Lot 15 2 P B Ankrom addition. Gus N Means and others to Washington Lewis for Lot 215 Ordnance View addition with no stated consideration. The final line notes the Bank of England ink formula known only to six people.

County Clery Hascos Moulten Floun EH. Hicks S G Beang Smith Creek Washington A. M. Straughan Mualissa L Ward Johnson Rose Lawn Kanawha City Charleston Industrial Corporation G. M. Frasher Second, Avenue Nitra John W. Thomas J. W. Fisher Stockton Second Street Sedessie Cecil Perdue Ankrom Glenwood Heights Gus N. Means Washington Lewis Ordnance View

Bond Market Mixed as Foreign Funds Rally and Loans Tighten

Wall Street saw money withdrawals by out of town banks trigger a loan rate rise and a market dip after an early advance. Foreign railways and industrials posted gains before enthusiasm cooled. Florida land bonds surged on land company stock growth, while high grade rail bonds fell. Argentina and Bremen issues teased next week, Bremen plans dock expansion and debt retirement. Dry goods markets showed light cotton cloth trading with steady raw silk and firm wool contracts.

New York Wall Street Bankas Pani United States Jg Ses Florida Jta Land Company of Florida New Haven Denver Rio Grande Western Chesapeake and Ohie Hudson Manhattan Argentina Tn J. D. Morgan and Comany National City Bremen Germany Yokohama

Worsted Mills Unveil New Rayon and Wool Mix Wear

A new season feature from a worsted mill presents clothing made from rayon and wool blends. The collection highlights warm worsted yarn fabrics designed for wear and comfort as the season opens.

Wollen

Armes Views Acting as Commercial Business After Europe Return

George Armes, the actor, arrived in New York from Europe and said he treats acting as a commercial business. He compared it to selling nice linens or crockery and rejected jealousy at another performer’s excellence, noting he has no artistic temperament for envy. Wool market in Boston shows steady demand for medium domestic wool and graded stock, with prices around 50 cents grease and 48-50 cents for quarter blood grades. Annual salaries and wages in America are estimated at about 22,000,000,000.

Furmahea Hardy, Dann & Co New York Clane Donen Ana Arliss George Armes Europe Boston

Promise Quick Paying Action on City Streets

Washington street and Suimmers trent to be opened to the public within sixty days. Charlenton Sewer Construction Company reports 16 men at work laying a 12 inch sewer 12 feet underground, slated for mid next week. Andrews Asphalt Paving finishes street work and plans by September 28. cement surfaces to follow as concrete eight inch reinforced sidewalks. Also mentions paving delays and future cement surfaced streets. notes dramatic escape of Serge Litur at Kiev in the Russian ballot season.

Washington Street Net 1 Suimmers Trent Nat Todiy Cliy Gy Teneer H. L. Campbell Charlenton Sewer Construction Company Andrews Asphalt Phying Comepany Strees Bruce Jwill Somme

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