Treasury and Liberty Bonds Hit Record High Prices
Government bonds remain tightly held driving prices higher with new financing drawing reinvestment funds. The Berlin loan of 15 million dollars is successful and Canada Europe subscription windows stay open. Bavaria loan talks continue, while Saar Basin Consolidated Counties loan to be offered next week led by Ames Emerich & Co.
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Liberty
Berlin
Canada
Europe
Ebauktable Trust Company
Bavaria
Erie
Chicago
Alton
Terre Haute
Seaboard
Saar Basin
Saar Basin Consolidated Counties
Ames, Emerich & Co
Market report on 5 percent to 60 quality stock
Prices for 5% to 60 quality stock hold firm at 49 to 50 cents in the grease trade. 56s remain steady in some cases up to 47 cents. The asking price of the 50s continues to be discussed.
Stocks Reach New Peaks Before Profit Taking Halts Move
Heavy pre holiday profit taking interrupts market gains after about thirty issues hit new yearly highs. Volume nears 1.5 million shares as Erie and St. Louis-San Francisco rally, while cotton falls about $5 a bale and oils weaken on May statistics.
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New York
York
Erie
St. Louis-San Francisco
Erie Common
Frisco Common
Wabash Common
Wall Street
New York Bond Market Faces Steady Demand and Reinvestments
The New York bond market showed steady price gains as money conditions ease and surplus funds remain available for reinvestment. Government debt demand appeared well supplied yesterday, but today's large turnover kept buying active, lifting prices across major issues and notable industrials.
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New York
United States
Real estate note purchases targeting Bluefield and Princeton
Buyer seeks monthly notes on Bluefield or Princeton properties. Target is first mortgages not over five years and second mortgages with a monthly payment plan. Interested in 5 and 10 year first mortgage loans.
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Bluefield
Princeton
New York Bond Prices Mixed on July 2 Trading
Government securities closed with small moves across issues. Liberty 3s traded around 101.1, Liberty first 4s at 102.30, Liberty second 4s near 101.14, Liberty third 4s about 101.26, Liberty fourth 4s around 103.8, Treasury 4s at 104.12 and Treasury 4s near 108.8.
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New York
United States
Liberty
Oldiberty
Treasury
Call Money Rates Show Mixed Demand in New York
Call money easier with high at 4 percent and ruling rate 5 percent. Closing bid 4 percent, offered at 6 percent. Instant loans 4 percent. Time loans firm with mixed collateral 60 to 90 days at 3 to 4 percent and 4 to 6 months at 3 to 4 percent. Prime commercial paper listed at 3 to 4 percent.
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New York
Foreign exchange rates in cents and bank bills listed
New York July 2 foreign exchanges firm quotes demand and cable rates for major currencies. Figures cover Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slova kia Yugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Tokio Shanghai Montreal and many others with various percentages and bills.
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Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreal
Market Rises Sharply on Better Fed Steers at Lateen
Cattle receipts at Lateen on July 2 show a sharp market rise with higher grades of fed steers. Weighty cattle led gains, top price reaching 13.85.
Livestock market report shows varied hogs sheep and cattle prices
Receipts include 1,433 pound averages and 1,533 pound South Dakotas with yearlings and vealers to $11.25. Hog sales active with 149 to 175 pound lots mostly 13.75 to 15.95, 180 to 260 pound lots near 14.00 to 14.25, sows 11.75 to 12.25, pigs 13.15 to 13.50. Sheep run 12,000 with fat lambs about 25c lower, best natives 16.00 with bulk 15.50 to 15.75 and odds to 16.50. heavies down to 5.25. Estimated holdover 16,000.
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Grain market ends steady after pre holiday ups and downs
Chicago wheat closed easy, July at 1.43 and September at 1.40, resisting rust fears. Corn rose slightly, oats gained modestly, provisions steady to 20 cents higher. Market outlook notes weak export demand offset by rust damage concerns.
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Seed prices in Toledo market report
Wheat No 2 cash red trades at 1.64 to 1.66 dollars. Clover seed cash 16.00, October bid 14.55, December bid 14.10. Alsike August 14.50 asked, December 14.00 asked. Timothy seed cash 3.70, September 34.00.
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Toledo
Ohio
Alsike
Timothy
Market Scores Report Echoes July Futures Activity
The fragment notes a centralized market firm in sync with July futures options. Mentions fresh 92 score and 90 score with 41 percent in context, indicating ongoing price levels and scoring references in the market.
Raw sugar market steady with firm spot sales to Cuban and Porto Rican cargoes
New York July 2 State raw sugar market was unchanged with spots at 4.50 duty paid. Sales included 4 800 bags Porto Rican due July 16 and 10 000 Cuban prompt shipment at 4.20. July held steady while futures eased on trade and European selling amid Hawaii crop estimate of 753 700 tons, up over 45 000 from prior output, closing July 2.57, September 2.69, December 2.80, March 2.87. Refined sugar prices showed no change, ranging 56.50 to 60.60 for fine granular.
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New York
Wool market stays strong with fleece wools advancing
Boston July 2 wool market remains strong across lines with some fleece wool advances. Delaines sold at 57 cents grease. Demand continues for quarter blood combine domestic stock in fleece and territory regions.
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Boston
Poultry Prices Steady in New York Market
New York, July 2. Dressed poultry supplies show irregular quality with no quotations. Prices unchanged as the market for poultry remains steady despite variability in products.
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New York
Butter firm as receipts rise in New York dairy market
New York dairy reports show receipts 20 625 with butter firm on 92 score and other grades steady though light supplies. Creamery prices higher than extras with 92 score premiums noted. extras at 39 40 percent and firsts 88 to 91 score. Eggs receipts 31 386. fresh gathered extra firsts 35 4 percent. Cheese steady with receipts 227 783 pounds. Chicago market notes butter steady on 92 score and other grades firm. demand strong for all below 92 score.
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