Call money up sparks heavy stock selling in New York
Marking up of the call money rate triggered broad stock selling with a reactionary tone after a firm start. More than a score issues rose to new high records for the year, while many others declined as traders awaited further dividend news and economic signals.
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New York
American Waterworks Common
Wercent Preferred
American Telephone
International Telephone
Nash Motors
Maxwell Motors A
Paige-Detroit
International Paper
Woolworth
Brown Shoe
International Shoe
Frank G. Shattuck
Steel Corporation
United Cast Iron Pipe
Steel Common
Bethlehem
Republic
Gulf States
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Bond Market Rises After Holiday, Little Profit Taking
New York June 1 investors returned from holiday to find overall bond prices higher. Profit taking was limited to a few high grade issues while speculative sentiment improved lifting lower priced rails and utilities and several foreign and U S government obligations to new year highs. Investment field attracted more interest than stock trading as banks estimate a $50 000 000...
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New York
United States
Bankera
Coal Company Ledger Items and Local Suppliers List
A fragmented ledger style record lists multiple local companies and amounts, including Mullens ad Development Co and Pocahontas Coal Land Co, with payments ranging from 65.00 to 175.00, plus mentions of banks and discount firms. The snippet references coal, supply, and machinery firms tied to West Virginia and nearby towns.
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Rock Coa and Coke Bank of Wyoming
Mullens
Ad Development Co
Khorn Valley Grocery
Little War Creek Coal Co
Milami Fork Coal and Land Co
Isis
Pocahontas Coal Land Cor
Sal & Con
St. Paul Supply Co
West Virginia Armature Co
West Iginia
M Discount ’ Weat Virginia Art Co
H. Mead Coal Co
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Comars Rigera Bank
Discount Corp
Pocahontas
Nts
Bostom
Tas Fuel Company, Incorporated
Virginia
United States
Broadway
New York
Mroston
MABS
Board of Trade
BoatGrade
Norfolk
Ncinnati
Ohio
Previon
Maine
Pocahontas Wharf
Moulton & Portlan
Bluefield
West Virginia
New Bedfor
Mass
England
Italy
Henry Coe & Clerici
Piazza
Chicago Livestock Market Summary June 1
Cattle receipts reach 10 000 with steady to slightly lower values. Fat steer prices begin at about 11.60 to 11.40 per cwt, top loads at 11.36, five Missouri loads around 1 500 pounds fetch 10.75 to 11.00, lower grades 7.50 to 8.00.
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Chicago
Disjointed Financial Shares List From An Old Market Page
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple company names and percentages without clear context. It mentions Allied, American Sugar, American Tobacco, Bethlehem Steel, California Petroleum, Canadian Pacific, Consolidated, Coca Cola, Crucible Steel, Cuba Cane Sugar, General Electric, General Motors, Gulf States Steel, International Harvester, Hudson Motors, Iron and in many cases random ratios like 128 percent or 6 percent, lacking coherent structure or dates.
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Baldwin
American Agricultural Chemical
American Woolen
Associated Dry Goods
New Central Leather
Consolidated Cinar
Davison Chemical
Famous Players
General Motors
International Harvester
Mack Trucks
New York Canners
Pullman
Studebaker
Texas Gulf
International Mercantile Marine
Allied
American Ing
American Tobacco
American Water Works
Baltimore
Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central
Cerro de Paseo
Chandler Motor
Noha Cabee
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chi
Northwestern
Chile
Consolidated SA
Ibn
Crucible
Cuba
Davidson Chemical
Ady Berle
Famous
General Asphalt Keee Ceneral Electric
General, Motors
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel
Houston
Hudson Motors Lineta Central
Ona Kelly -Springfield
Prabecki Bess
Daises Way
Pacific
Market Report Shows Mixed Feeds and Slaughter Returns
Cattle receipts 45 000 active with light heifers in demand while bulls hold near $6.55 to $9.50 10.50 range. Hog values steady with 10 to 80 cent declines for mediums and heavies. sows around 10.60 to 11.00. Sheep and lambs seen weaker with fat lambs at 16.00 to 16.25 and yearlings 12.00 to 14.00. heavy wool and fat ewes down to 7.50 or lower.
Wheat markets tumble after late-session selloff in Chicago
Chicago grain trading closed with wheat down 7 to 2 percent amid rain in the northwest and showers elsewhere. July futures fell to 1.60, September to 1.67, corn and oats dipped while provisions rose as late selling unsettled prices.
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Northwest
Butter and milk prices edge up in New York market
In New York on June 1 dairy prices show butter firm with receipts 12 161. Creamery butter higher than extras with 48 percent dairy 43 cents for extras 92 score. Firsts 88 to 91 score 41 42 cents. Packing stock current make No 2 870 earns steady. milk receipts 23 168 with fresh movement.
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New York
Butter market steadies with modest rise and steady demand
Chicago June 1 butter market shows a one half to one cent gain across grades with fair trading. Demand centered on 88 to 89 scores and there was notable interest in 89 score cars. Fresh butter 92 score priced at 42 cents with 90 score also at 42 cents.
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Chicago
Wool Market Holds Steady as Prices Lag Slightly
Boston June 1 activity on the local wool market shows stabilization with mills in the market but resisting price advances. A line of fine medium scoured territory stock moved at 1.10 dollars and quarter blood straight combing stands at 44 cents as prices stay largely unchanged.
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Boston
Dry Goods Market Holds Steady Before Government Report
Cotton goods opened steady as traders await tomorrow's government report before placing business. Kash goods and some items face minimal action amid cautious volume and tentative demand in New York.
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New York
Domestic Textile Prices Move on Small Lot Sales and Delivery
The domestics sell in small lots for wide delivery. Cotton prices for 4x4 bleached fabric sit at 19 cents for June to August delivery, up from 19 1/2 cents earlier. Yarns hold steady amid curtailment reports. Fabric demand pared by about five to ten percent due to price increases. Raw silk edges higher and burlaps remain steady.
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York markets
Foreign exchange rates in New York on June 1 held steady with demand cited for Great Britain at 5.01 percent, Italy at 3.96 percent, Belgium at 4.90 percent, Germany at 22.80, Holland at 40.16, and Norway among others as cables reported.
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Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Nor
Unclear numeric list from historical OCR fragment
Fragment presents mixed numbers and country names including Sweden Denmark Switzerland Greece Poland Argentina Romania Austria Czecho Slovakia Yugoslavia Japan and Montreal. Values like 16.80 26.74 19.36 percent appear with misread labels. no coherent event or narrative.
Seed prices for Toledo Ohio crops reported
On June 1 in Toledo cash wheat trades at 1.86 to 1.87 dollars. Cloverseed bids 16.26 cash with October at 14.50 and December at 14.15. Alsike bids August 12.60. Timothy seed bids 3.60 cash with September at 4.05.
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Toledo
Ohio
Alsike
Timothy
New York Live Poultry Prices and Freight Quotation Update
Live poultry markets show irregular activity in New York on June 1 with no freight quotations available. Traders report fluctuating demand and limited movement affecting supply and pricing.
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New York
Poultry Prices Listed for Express Orders
A butcher’s price list shows brothers by express at 25 to 42 cents, dressed chickens at 34 to 46 cents, fresh 34 to 46, frozen 27 to 43, fowls 21 to 32, old roosters 18 to 20, and turkeys frozen 30 to 46 cents.
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Brothers
Express
Call money and rates drift in New York markets
Call money stronger at 4 percent with high and low listed at 4 percent. Ruling rate 4 percent. closing bid 4 percent. offered at 4 percent. Call loans and acceptances at 3 percent. Time deposits steady. mixed collateral. 60 90 day loans at 3 4 months at 3 percent. prime commercial paper at 3 percent. Reichstag backs Hindenburg. French stance noted.
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New York
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