Stocks Act Well Under News Developments at Day
New York June 1 stock market acts well despite mixed news as two rubber companies pass to receivers and several firms announce price cuts. The rails see a 12 percent wage cut while brokers note possible market turning point, with lower freight rates and a French loan sale shaping sentiment. Dividends and interest for June total about 292 million, with government payments of 133 million.
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New York
Portage Rubber Company
Martin Tire Rubber Company
Lafayette
Sheridan
Oakland
Janklin
Studebaker
South Porto
Steel Corporation
Drica
Railroad, Labor Board
Federal Reserve Board
Labor Board
Wall Street
Hardings
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
J. P. Morgan Company
Pierce-Arrow
National Enameling
Coke Company
Sears-Roebuck
France
Federal Reserve Bank of England
Bank of France
England
Hey Cotton Belt
Journal of Commerce
Money Market Prices and Rates in New York June 2
The money market report from New York on June 2 notes exchange rates and demand for various currencies. It lists sterling, francs, Belgian francs, guilders, Swiss francs, and other currencies with bid and cable quotes, and mentions government and railroad bonds, fractional loan terms, and call money at the ruling rate.
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New York
Denand
Sweden
Norway
Comand Jes
Montreal
Havanmcty Opporunties
New York Stock Exchange
Anvestment Securities
Exchange Flace
Liberty Bonds Pricing Report from New York Markets
June Liberty market figures show penality closures and bond price quotes with 86.86 to 87.50 ranges for 4 and 4 percent issues. The report lists first second and third series activity alongside recent DX movements and victory notes.
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New York
Iierty
Further Losses In Stock Market In June Trading
New York June 1 shares of recognized value were steady while speculative groups recorded losses. Low mood in essential industries and transportation stocks undercut operating levels with disrupted prices and dividend readjustments. Bond market hit new low with liberty bonds down to 86.84 as selling increased amid higher financing needs. victory notes held firm.
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New York
Railroad Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
May End Cotton Condition Figures Not Followed
New Orleans and New York markets report May end condition figures discounted by traders as the crop progresses since midweek. Prices declined with July at 12.72 and December near 1890, while private and government reports shift expectations about acreage and potential yields. Weather and labor reports influence sentiment as the season nears the government release.
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New York
Tina
Jose
Close
Lope Ta Afto
Foveal Ruizn
Cow
Grose
American Exchange
Newark
American Cotton and Grain Exchange, Inc
Weather Bureau
Cotton Movement Report From Major Ports and Interior Markets
The report lists middling prices and trade activity across New Orleans, Galveston, Mobile, Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington, Levag City, Norfolk, Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia, New York and minor ports. It covers receipts, exports, sales, and stock totals, noting totals for today, the week, and the season plus interior movement in Houston Memphis Augusta and other centers.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wamington
Levag City
Norfolk
Baltimore
Toston
Philadelphia
New York
Porte
Houston
Augusta
Anieg
Steck
Atlantic
Iitte Rock
Montgomery
Professional views on cotton situation
New York reports a moderate decline aided by favorable weekly notes and expectations of a stable price range. New Orleans notes the government crop condition report due, with private forecasts suggesting 67 or higher could push prices down briefly, while a small acreage and uncertain weather loom as key factors for 1920s cotton output.
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New York
Sore Noth
Carolina Mills
Teeauge
J. W, Jay & CQ
New Orleans
New Orleans Times-Picaytinne
Consug Bureau
Interes
Dry spell may threaten crops and market outlook
The report notes a dry spell raising concerns of a breath scare while reviewing the week. Washington reports progress with cotton crops being mostly good to satisfactory except in the northwest. In New York the market opened quiet with a 2 to 8 point advance, southern selling caused a dip but later absorbed, weather remains a key factor ahead of the government report due tomorrow.
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Woshington
B. Beer
New York
Washington
Gulf
Hubbard Brothers & CO
Orvis Others & CO
Cotton Seed Oil Prices Rise on Tight Southern Supply
New YorkJune 1 Prices for cotton seed oil advanced with grain strength and firmer buying from commission houses amid tight southern crude supplies. Transactions totaled 7,600 barrels with values across contracts from June to December and nearby months steady to higher.
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New York
Market roundup from Liverpool and Chicago on June 1
Liverpool reports cotton prices easing with spot values in several grades and a 2000 bale sale including 1400 American receipts. Futures ease with July at 8.18 and December 8.75. Chicago grain and livestock prices mixed, while New York copper and tin trade steady to easier. Bank of Zebulon joins Federal Reserve System in Atlanta as new member.
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American Cotton Exchange
Raymond Palmer & CO
Broad Street
New York
Bales
Tigh
Cloae
Soler High
Giese
Midrle States
Allied Chen
Midvale Steel
Alisaoor
Pacific
American Car and Foundry
NW. H
Hartford
Amer
P.d
Norfolk and Western Ic
Northern
American Lingle
Pan-American Petroleum
Mek
Pennsylvania
W. Va
I Ruy
Consolidated Copper Teadlaz
Iron_and ‘Steel
Atchison We
Royal Dutch
St Louis
Sanfan
Gulf and West
Beaboart Air Line
Mg Baldwin
Seahoard Air Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Shell Trang
Trai
Als
Bethlehem Steel
Sinclair OW
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Bouthern Pacific
Chandler Motors
Southern Railway
Chesapeake
Southern
Prn
Chicago
Mil
Pac
Santbaker Corr
Ou & Chino Copper
Tennessee Copper
Coca-Cola
Texas Co
Corr
Colorado Fuel and Ironee
Texas and Pacific
Prt
Crucible Steel
Erie
Melie Union Pacific
United Fruit
General Electric
U. S
United_ States Steel
Utah Copper
Vanadium Corp
International Paper
Envincible Ol
Western Ui le
Kennecott Copper
Wens Ag
Westinghouse
Ise Riceirie
Louisville Ant
Nashville
Willys-Overland
Mexican Petroleum
Miami
Liverpool
East
Yoseph A. McCord
Federal Reserve Bank. of
Atlanta
Bank of Zebulon
Zebulon, Gay
Federal
Reserce Ryutem
Wheat Gains As July Wheat Prices Hit Seasonal High
Wheat for future delivery rose nine cents with July contracts touching the season’s high at 1.8714 dollars. The market closed firm, with July at 1.37 to 1 37 and corn and oats advancing on a firm tone. Estimates lowering winter wheat yield supported bulls, while hedging lag and strong export demand from Germany and France aided gains. Provisions moved up as hog values steadied, with no notable price reversals.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Mineia
Germany
France
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Barnu
Curb Securities
Cariicht Nor Sit ‘Aman
Merritt
North
Allied Packers
Ay Ann
Swift & Co
Cities Service Company
Henry L. Doherty & Company
Liberty Bonds
Manitoba
Bue
Province of
Canada
The
National City Company
Peachtree St
Ivy
NEW_YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW York Bonds
London
Lenton
Oone
Cappan
Lot Lanana
Vanama
Ameria
Atlantic Coast Line
Haltimore
Obio Cy. Aia Gba
Hethehem
Morine
Aly
Kansas City Southern
Liggett & Myers
Tannsville & Nashville
Texas
Missouri
Kan
Issouri Pac
Norfolk and Westemner
New York Central
Northern Pacific 4A
Fennsylvania
Fs . Meading
St. Geounie Droning Steet Oe
Na” Louis An Seabard Air Line
Acti. Oe
Southern Gell Tel
Southern Pacific Co
Ee Southern Railway Gon
Texac and Pacific
Lee Hid” Reyes
Oh Union Facifle
United Kingdom
EL Sasaneee Es Bats
Eel Ba Ae
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Waashlat Ga
BA Wilson Co. Cy
Armore Tap
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Delgten Belgian
Berne &S
BL & O
Chile
Bsee
Denmark
X. W. Bells
Sinclair
Ratina
Solvay
Swift
Seaboart
Adj
TAG
Revere
Weatinghouse
Cablegrama
Carolinas
Caribbean Sea
Gulf of Mexico
Copper Securities
Rose & Company Investment Ba
Broad St
W. H. M.kenna & Co
West 43Rd Street
New Tore
St. Louis
Federal Tax Service
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Newton, Kenerson & Company Accountanta
Andvara Jansey
Edward L. Patton & CO
Western Union F. X
K. X
Cecil Hotel
Cecil
Atlanta Chamber Ofe Commerce
Citizeneye and
Southern Bank
Advertising Club of Atlanta
Georgia Hotel Men's Association
Ees
Tf L Miller & Company
Hurt
Iller &c
Messia, Nesbit & Sadler
Birmingham
Ala
State of
South Carolina
Richland County
Guaranty Trust Company
New York City
Messrs
Reed, Dougherty and Hoyt
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