Oils and Motors Lead Stock Market Trading
On Aug 6 New York shares showed mixed action with oil and motors heavily sold by professionals on weak trade signals. Overnight buying orders helped lift several issues to yearly highs before a late retreat, while Bank of England rate cut rumors influenced sentiment amid profit taking in high priced names.
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New York
Otla
Motors
Commission House
Bank of England
Churchi
Lie Financial District
New York Federal Renerve Bank
General
Havana Electric
Mack Truck
Westinghouse
Air Brake
Virginia Railway and Power and Midland Steel Products
Coca-Cola
International Telephone
Sharp Gards
Desues Davison Chemical
Beech-Nut Packing
Fleischmann
International Power
Frank G. Shattuck
Schraffta
Huylers
Ofl
Cride
Independent Oil and Gas
Atlantis Refining
Colorado Fuel
General Asphalt
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Pierce Oi
Pan-American B
Wrigland
Willys-Overland
White Motors
Chandler
Hayes Wheel
Jordan
Mandaricea
Wynnegs Am
Moreden Isanes
Cheadhike
Coal and Bond Firms Named in Hancock County Listings
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple company names tied to coal, fuel, and mortgage interests in Hancock and surrounding areas. Entries include Bto oks Bonds and Coal Property Co, Mikhur Valley Grocery, Pocahontas Coal Co, Limeetan Power Co, Sunbeam Hardware, and West Virginia Mortgage and Discount Corpora tion among others.
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Asker Avavonya Goal Co
Gurland Development T
Mikhur Valley
Virginia Mortgage and Discount Corpora
Ugh
Camanon Ois Eye
West Virginia Mortage and Discount Corporation
Market Report Tracks Shifts in Stocks and Commodities
Mixed activity across rails and utilities as Sinclair 6 and 78 retreat from gains while Kansan City Terminal 48 shows strength afterward. Southern Railway general 48 rises, Florida Western and Northern 7s fall. industrial bonds thin with Bethlehem Steel 1936 and American Writing Paper 48 slipping. Wheat ends unsettled near yesterday, corn and oats down, provisions variable amid cautious sentiment.
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New York
Gong Lorucihls Steet
Cuba
Dodge Bros
Nrekers Meese Vee Bey Davlson Chemical
Poot de Nemours
Elie Power and Tisht
Elie
Ide
Met
P Leamons
Lasky General Asphalt
General Metas
Great Northern
Steel Hudson Motors
Minoly Central
Fe Ment
ANT
See International Harvester Tau
Mer
Mar
Popuelch
Mekal Deeanollye
Ray Amor
Amor Bura
AneMean
Tel Aid
Olnec Te
Minerteun
American Wanda International Nickel Sealeche
Kelly-Springnivted
Kennecott
Louisville and Mack
Marland OW
Maxwell Motoram
Mexican Seaboard Co
Betroleum
Aladourl
Wanaag
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward Occ
National Biscuh Vases
Eree
National Dowdy
C.ss
New York Central Oo
N. OY
NLOE
Wuriford
Norfolk and Western Oo
North Aeriican Northern Pacific
Pacific
OW. Pan
Amert
Pennsylvant
Philadelphia
Reading
PHU Ps Petroleum
Cece
Nee Radin Corporation
Randinig Oo
Republic Tron
Reynolds Tichacca
Creas Bok Bt
Loula
San Francisco
Sonbonrad Aly Line
Sonew Revelneek
Sinelary Consolidated AW Scieences Southern Pacific
Anavendia Copper
Auanile Coast Tly Baldwi Leeann Ty Bauiniore
Ohio
Betohon Steel Oi
Alora
Raihway
Callfarnie
New Jersey
Stewart Warner
Yeeges
Studebaker Oy
Cccees Texex Company
Texas Nd Pacific
Tobacco Products
Ceric « Transnectinental Oi
Union Mpactle Vo
Sinclar
Skelly
Pan-American
Pierce Row
Dadae Drothara Bs ‘Ath
Seling
Kansan
Southern Railway General
Florida Western
Wool Market Steady with Mixed Prices in Boston
The wool market in Boston reports an overall unchanged trend with ongoing buying and prices mostly near but below recent quotations. High quality fine territory and fine Australian wools command strong figures, Texas grease wool moves at fair prices, and South American B grade wool shows demand around 90 cents clean.
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Boston
Seed price figures from Toledo market report
SEED Toledo Ohio Aug 6 Wheat No 2 red bids 1.686 1.69 Clover Seed cash 17.46 October 16.90 December 15.10 bid March 15.30 asked Alameda December 15.64 bid Timothy seed cash 2.08 San to mer Al3a October 4.16 December 4.29
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Toledo
Ohio
Alsthe
Timothy
Santomer
Government Bonds Prices From New York News Report
United States government bonds closed with Liberty issues and Treasury notes quoted. Liberty 3 44s and various Liberty series traded around 100 with minor shifts. Treasury 4s moved about 102.26 to 106.31 depending on issue.
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New York
United States
Honda
Iberty
Liberty
Treasury
Call Money Report From New York Aug 6
Call money values in New York on August 6 show high 4 percent and low 4 percent with a closing bid at 4 percent and offered at 4 1/2. Last loan noted at 4 percent. Call loans against acceptances around 2 percent. Time loans varied from 1 to 90 days with some 4 to 6 months notes. Prime commercial paper quoted near 4 percent across maturities.
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New York
Ivana
Livestock Market Report From Chicago Auction Yard
Livestock receipts show cattle demand steady with top steers around 16.60 per cwt for 1,309 pounds. Hog sales led by 230 to 250 pound hogs at 14.70 to 23.90 with top near 14.00, sow and pig grades varied, sheep receipts around 18,000 with fat lambs and feeders noted. overall prices mostly weaker than yesterday.
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Chicago
South Dakota
Kansas
Hoga
Aonia
Jersey City
Sugar Market Steady as Prices Hold Narrow Range
New York sugar market stayed firm with refiners bidding 4.33 duty paid for Chilean? cane, no sales at that level. Sales of 46,000 bags Cuban at 4.37 for early August shipment to outport refiners. Raw futures little changed but steady. September 2.58, December 2.74, March 2.80, May 2.89. Refined sugar firm, 6.35 to 5.50 for fine granulated.
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New York
Otttatde
Dry Goods Market Holds Steady Ahead of Crop Report
New York on Aug 6 reports cautious trading as market eyes the upcoming crop report. September October print cloths traded, November sales were muted, sheetings quiet, denims at 19 cents for 24x20s, wash fabrics quiet, raw silk firmer, silks active for fall. Spring men’s wear selling better while staples stay quiet. Woolens and worsteds look toward stronger demand. burlaps slightly firmer amid quiet trading.
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New York
Butter market steady as better grades ease half to one cent
Butter trade in Chicago today showed a steadier tone with higher quality grades down one half to one cent. Dealers maintained a 2-score butter for premiums while demand remained firm and supplies were readily available at close. Fresh 2-score butter priced around 41 1/2 cents per pound in centralized wholesale markets.
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Chicago
Grain Market News Narrow Export Demand Weighs
Chicago August 6 with little export demand. Heavy selling pressure from the east and from Winnipeg a factor as wheat futures show pressure from outside markets. The market trades amid cautious sentiment and soft tone for grain futures.
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Chicago
Winnipex
Foreign exchanges irregular in New York market
Foreign exchange quotations varied with Great Britain at 4,853 demand and 4.85% on cables, France at 4.70, Italy at 3.63 and 163% on cables, and many other currencies showing diverse rates. The list includes Belgium, Germany, Holland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Spain, Greece, Poland, Czecho Slovakia, Jugoslavia, Austria, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Montreal.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norw
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Jugo-slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Toklo
Shanghai
Montreal
Dairy Prices and Receipts Report from New York
New York dairy report dated August 6 notes butter easy with receipts 8,687. Packing stock current make No 2 at 38 to 38.5 cents. Unsettled prices and receipts total 19,770. Fresh gathered extra flats 354 to 374 cents. Firsts 4 dozen, cheese steady with receipts 147,919. Wounds appears garbled.
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New York
Poultry Market Update From New York on Aug 6
New York August 6 reports varying poultry quotes with irregularities cited by traders. Market activity shows fluctuations in supply and demand with no clear trend for the day the report notes unsettled prices and occasional shipment delays.
Quotations Virginia Bureau of Markets Report
Richmond Virginia August market report from the Virginia Division of Markets covers live poultry eggs cattle sheep and lambs. Prices listed by city include Richmond Jersey City Baltimore and others with ranges for chickens butter eggs cattle calves and sheep, noting demand and receipts. Major items include live poultry prices, butter quality scores, egg values, cattle slaughter stock, calves demand, and sheep prices with top and average figures.
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Richmond
Aue
Virginia Division of Markets For
American Legion Band Concert Tonight in Bluefield
The American Legion Band will give a concert tonight on Commerce Street near the Appalachian Power office. Public invited. Directed by Jesse L. Bell, the program includes The Rounder Overture Jollification Love's Old Sweet Song Colored Guards Just a Memory Home Town Band Old Kentucky Home Magsa's in the Cold Cold Ground Old Black Joe Down Main Street Martha Salutation.
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America Legion
Commerce Street
Appalachian Power Go
Bluefield
Jesse L. Bell
St. Clair
Mackie Beyer
Lova
Weidt
Wildreth
al- Tan
Kentucky
Magsa
Main Street
Martha
Saltz
Knights of Pythias end annual state meet
In Charlestown West Virginia on August 6 the grand lodge Negro Knights of Pythias and Calanthiane ended their annual state gathering after a ceremony that closed the session and concluded the event.
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Knights Pythias
Charlestown
W. Va
Grand Lodge Negro Knights of Pythias
The
Calanthiane
Tokyo blind paper first of kind in Japan
A Braille daily news paper for the blind is launched in Tokyo as Japan’s first public Braille publication. It consists of two sheets on both sides, four printed pages, with editor B Hirohaji and financier F Kimura. Censorship concerns arise since no police official is versed in Braille.
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Tokyo
Japan
Pon
Kimura
B Hirohaji
Toyko
Pensa
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