New York Stocks Extend Losses Amid Broad Declines
Prices sank across sectors as declines dominated trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Major industrials fell, led by American Can and Briggs Manufacturing, with losses tempered only in a few issues such as Lorillard and Rich, while Coca Cola and Detroit Edison showed modest gains.
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New York
Suick
Beth
Chesapeake
Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Dich
New York Central
Duvant
General ‘Electric
Muck Trucks
Otis Elevator Bears Rowbuck
West Penn Campers
Intern
Kelsey Wheel
Na Gonal
Otis’ Steel
United Tenneys
United States
Ebriggs
Amer
Jean Tobacco
Cotyaur
Detroit Edison
Fleicchmann
International Cement
Liggett
New York Curb Stock Credit Balance Report
Oil City dispatch notes credit thatmmets at $3.05 with $0 runs and average runs $231. shipments total 124 392 and average shipments $3 734. Mansfield England city council reports heavy losses of $299 000 in stock sales after poor market rise expectations.
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Oil City
CITWS
Mansfield
Eng
Grain and Provisions Market Report Highlights Wheat Movements
Grain and Provisions notes mixed wheat activity with May prices fluctuating while corn trades soften. The report records European import influences and a broad price shift alongside ongoing crop expectations and currency effects on futures.
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Cricagg
Valiem Tuok
Tenney
Hayewet
Oil production declines across major fields in week ending Sept 1
U S crude output fell 1,450 barrels to a total of 2,231,000 barrels for the week ending September 1, per the American Petroleum Institute. Daily averages show declines in several states and districts, with notable drops in Oklahoma, North Texas, and the West Central Texas region, while Arkansas and the Southwest Texas area posted gains. The report also notes price classifications and revised crude schedules affecting field prizes and gravity standards.
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New York
United States
Amurean Petroleum Institute
Arkansa
United Steins
Smackover
California
Oklahoma
Kansans
North Oxas
East Cent
Texas
North Lowldigan
Arkansas
Soule Coast
Souithwest Tesxay
Eastern
Wyoming
New Mexico
Gurta
Wevarnt
Cal- Torna
Fennaylyanih Crudu
Sradford
Bond Market Boosted by French Debt Talks In New York Trading
Large positions in French government bonds supported prices as negotiations on French debt funding began in Washington. French bunds led gains with a turnover above 3.3 million, while Paris and Bavarian bonds showed mixed but steady activity. Sugar and copper shares fell on weak markets, tempering overall sentiment.
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New York
Washington
Wall Street
New York Federal Reserve
Ceecho- Flovabin
Debe Fund
Sisea
Kelly Springfield
Tuw
Newark Poultry Market Roundup in New York Sept 44
Irregular live poultry and dressed poultry prices in New York and Newark markets. Reports show scattered demand with buyers seeking firm quotes. butter markets in Chicago and central markets steady to weak. overall trading quiet with variable supplies and notes on centralization scores.
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Newark Poultry
New York
Tris
Chicago
Advan
Livestock market report from Chicago and East Pittsburgh
Chicago buyers report higher cattle prices with strong demand for heavyweight animals and a 9 000 head intake. hogs steady to higher. sows and butchers active. sheep and lambs show varying gains and large receipts at East Pittsburgh with hogs up to 14.60, lambs to 15.75.
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UGG
Peek
Eall
Ione
Frawley
Wilvanen
Wallaly
Puppalo
Aej
Sugar market update shows steady demand and prices
In the refined sugar market traders reported steady buying activity and prices around 4.15 for Cuba duty web. Futures were mixed with slight gains on spreading demand and renewed selling pressure for Cuba and Tirepenn contracts. January and May futures dates cited with prices near 2.28 and 2g respectively. refined sugar held at 5 polity lower for first prompt.
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Teliera
Cubin
Lewisbury News Register of Local Notables and Events
A fragmented Lewisbury column lists numerous individuals and families connected to The Spinning Wheel and Lewishuer. Mentions lineages, travels to New York and Charleston, attendance at shows, and social visits in Charleston, Hampstead, and nearby towns with scattered names and places.
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Miss Bluoehn M. Smith
Charlesian
Miagaehoocy Curry
Blekaan
Charleston
M. T. Hrackman
Lewishuer
Donn Patton
W. A. Sodlar
Black
Charlestan
J W Ratols
H. Guitirte
Mae E. Heldgnn
Mra
E. Guthrie
Dol. Sullivan
Lpd
Payne
Chardinaton
Mire
A. Giles
Minmi
Within Brewster
Donald Wilawn
Hempstead
N.Y
Labor Demand Projections From Industrial Districts
The district reports rising employment demand with projected gains in both male and female workers. Projections detail industry by industry employment totals, with substantial female participation in certain sectors and overall economic activity showing cautious upward momentum despite retail and wholesale trade variability.
TAN CITS GN TEN TAN CITS GN TEN NEW
Flux of foreign currency and bond notes with 60 day bills on France and the United States. Mentions interest rates around 4.74 THY and 27 percent, with references to banks, hospitals, and international trade terms.
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Terol Rechtel
Comaal Thal Otis
Dannsy
France
Aahlua
THY
WetaNd
Wuboe Mta
Lee Pind
Botetun
Uepaiing Baste Hotawl
Norw Uo
Aweaon Bude
Veamark
Ewhtaenland UW
Dds
Eeeute Tare
Epland
Credn Slonida Bis den Singie
Crippled Children Conference Planned by Rotary
Representatives of Rotary clubs plan a meeting at Kanawha City to discuss aid for crippled children. Attendees include leaders from the International Society and Children’s Aid groups, with a focus on interstate cooperation and charitable programs.
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West
Rotary
Interpal
Pheepbaloers
Daddy' Atha
Janes
Auto ownership rises across West Virginia in 1920s growth
Records from the state highway commission show rapidly rising automobile licenses from about 189000 to an expected 200000+ by year end, with estimates of 50 percent increases annually. Officials warn absorption may continue through the coming years as cheaper prices and installment plans spur purchases.
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West Virginia
HM Reenia Thie
Fate Rood Commission
Sunten
Ra Commission
Commission
Charleston
Romance Shattered in Divorce Court In New York
New York Sept 24 The romance of Worts Keane long star of the May Romance has ended in divorce in Paris from Bash Sydney her former lover. Miss Keane seeks restoration of American citizenship tied to her marriage to Sydney. The divorce does not involve close friends and hints at personal unhappiness with her husband and child. Over 2,009,800 golf clubs are manufactured annually in the United States.
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New York
Worts Keane
Iis
Paris
Sydney
Kathering the
Misa Keane
Fist
United States
Topping Honored by National Board
State Fire Marshal Tapping has been elected secretary treasurer of the National Association of State Fire Marshals at its San Antonio convention. Chester H K Johnston, Alabama marshal, was named president. Topping returned to Charleston and attended the executive council meeting of the National Fire Waste Council, was named vice chairman of the executive council, and discussed Fire Prevention Week plans for October 4. The council emphasizes city contests to reduce waste with last year’s efforts cutting losses by about 4,000.
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Fulional Association of State
San Antonio
Chester HK
Johnaun
Alabama
Ascociagon
Tapping
Charlestom
Ten Vents E
Weehington
National
Ifere
Marshal Topping
Marshal Bald
Keatley to Address Lions Club Today
W. M. Keatley, speaker of the West Virginia house of delegates, will address the Lone Clan Lions weekly meeting today at 12:10 p m at the Mention Hotel. The topic is the state's water power resources with possible interview on minority issues. The event includes a strong musical program featuring Mrs M L MaWhorter and other prominent local figures.
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M. Keatley
Weath
Virginia House of Delegates
Mt Tte
Mentiner
Kets
Jey Kannoc
Ronourens
MaWhorter
Arlma
Road Closure Announced For Hinton to Shady Route
State road commission reports that the Hinton to Shady road will close next week for paving. The project, a short grade and hard surface, has awarded contracts but work start was delayed.
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Hinton Road
Hinton
Shady Rorifice
State Read Commission
Forture
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Stock Markets and Financial News
Herdi, Dana & Co
Dremborn
Ajax
Ito Tors
Susar
Amn Tobacco
de Tay
Amn
Wablen
Anacontia Coppar
Atchison
Attanic Chaat
Sean Ibhlse
Sunerin Crane Zie Ina
Abaeres
Gerry DeBancote
Rts
Baty Bu Chanter Motorn
Abby
Chesaperie
Hiv
Chile
Columbia Gee
Crucibla Steel
Power
Treia If Ralieote Jahnser
Eamon Phoera
Freuport Texas
General Binet
Kennegart
Bo Bath
Leblen Valley
Thien Et Tha Tout
Nash
Ny Mack Tracie
Mallinson Sr Co
Montana Power
Ralonieariey
Figeuyt
Central
Norfolk
Wester
Northery
North Ame
Enstu
Oun Steel
Packard Motora Ri Ag
Meric
Penniny
Ake Pere Manauett
UE Radio Corpn
Reynoldx
Doe Remington
Tyryowrler
Seaboard Air Line
Tinehuele
Southwantersea
Alevina
Detrolecim
Sinclair
Southern Pacific
Galig Baty
New Jersey
Sis
Dex and Pac
Texas Gulf Simphor
U S
Union of of Callens
Wister Maryland
Westinghouse
N. Y
Ane
Harty
Dana & Stock
Giem Gas
Gan
Elec
Rand Tigher
Steeet
Standard Oil
Sy Tire, Mann & Ro
Ise
Ibeamash
Bond Market
SAE
Resis
Yeurene
Wales
Firdia
Hennory
Western
Henngry
Lewisburg
Misa Grave Darnell Ly
Traveel
Charronton
John Dana
Mine Brances Dana
Che
Thor
Helen Mathews
John McCluig
Lawrencn
Bendricky
Frankfurt
Cale Monkey Eastfit
Sant
Clat Moneyland
Lowinville
Jeane Easter
Biry
Bele Kirklin
Menta
State Bureau
Howard Scharrett
Elief
Hurvan
Cloke Co
Arnacia
Hania
Duntar
Teaiale
Ticle
Thoustad
Por Kangapha
Eejeekie West
Jelding
Tietlil
Wenen
Ehiery
sYor
Boston
Wuld
Road Commission
HE Gazwite
Topping
IBY National Board
National Association of Fire Marshals
Keatley
LIONS
Shady Springs
Blair-Smawley Motor CO
Buick
Donse Bromhers Deacers
Sei Goon
Laidley
Laidley Field
Laidley Field Stadium
Aduita
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