Reactionary price trends dominate early stock market gains
In New York trading on June 2, prices rose briefly from morning lows as demand for stocks increased amid easing call money and stronger prices in lead, rubber, and scrap steel. Maximal activity centered on external events including a proposed Italian exchange stabilization loan and large bond oversubscriptions, with Maxwell Motors and other industrials driving notable moves.
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Nash Motors
Jordan
Baldwin
Dupont
American Telephone
American Waterworks
Eetesa
Manhattan Transit
Acific Gas and Electric
Hudson and
Manhattan
International Telephone
General Electric
International Combustion Engineering
Marine Common
Preferred
Runswick - Balke-Collender
St. Paul
Southern Railway
St. Paul Common
Chicago
NEW Voan
Allied Chemical and Dyeam
American
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Tobacco
American Water Works
American Woolen
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Baldwin Locomotivet
Bett Hiehem Steel Seu Bed
Ans de California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
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Cerro de Pasco
BS Chandler Motor
Vacobeves
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Consolidated Gas
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Imvison Chemical
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Playere ‘Las
Kelly
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Bicecult National Lead
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American Petroleum
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Reading
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Pees
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Ees Reynolds Tobacco
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Yal vRey
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Sears Twebuck
Sinclair Consolidated Siosa
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Call Money Market Report Summary
New York call money shows ease with bids at 4 percent and offerings at 4 percent. Ruling rate remains 4 percent with last loan and closing bid at 4 percent. Time loans steady at 3 percent for 60 to 90 days and 4 to 6 months at 2 percent. Prome commercial paper cited at 8 percent.
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Public utility bonds eyed in Pennsylvania consolidation push
Officials promote incorporation in the Pennsylvania system as public utility obligations attract attention. Locals push for fare increases amid traction issues. Liens on oil, sulfur and rubber firms remain firm as negotiations close on a $4 million loan for the Saar Basin Consolidated Counties. An offering of 7 percent ten year bonds is anticipated, arranged by the same bankers who arranged last year’s $3 million loan for Saar Bruecken, the basin’s chief industrial center.
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Livestock prices mix on Chicago market drift higher
Cattle receipts in Chicago at June 2 show fed steers and yearlings rising to $12.00 top for extreme yearlings while most steers sell $8.75 to $11.00. Hogs advance with 140 to 225 pound averages at $12.10 to $12.30 and top $12.36. Sheep and lambs move slightly lower with fat lambs around $16 and wethers near $13.75 amid sluggish trade.
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Weight price shifts noted in brief market item
A brief market note shows handy weight fat at 6.50 and 7.00 with heavies down from 5.00. The line hints at price changes but lacks full context or dates and names.
Sugar market firmer with Cuban buying boosts futures
The New York raw sugar market rose as better demand emerged aided by Cuban purchases. Spot and later shipments quoted around 4.46 with 140000 bags Cuba for prompt shipment and 45000 bags Philip ee for June July at 4.46. Futures ticked up after initial declines and settled with modest gains and specific closes.
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Dairy market reports steady prices across regions
New York butter receipts reach 12 506 with creamery grades higher than extras. Creamery prices show 44 44 and 43 c, with 92 score firsts at 43 c and 88 to 414% 43 packing stock. Bee irregular receipts 64 058 and cheese at 170 097 pounds. Chicago butter market remains steady with 88 and 89 scores in light supply and centralized market steady to firm. fresh 92 score butter at 42 c and centralized 90 score at 43 c.
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Chicago
Grain prices rise on rains widen corn break
In Chicago on June 2 corn fell as much as five cents a bushel amid good rains. Wheat markets showed only a temporary relief from drought despite the unofficial estimates circulating among traders.
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Grain Market Mixed After Domestic Wheat Supply Estimate
Traders noted domestic wheat supplies for export likely under 50 million bushels. Corn finished irregularly with September at 1.14 to 1.143 and December at 95 to 95 1/2 cents. Wheat held firm with July at 1.61 and September at 1.59. Oats was unchanged to fractionally lower and provisions varied from one cent down to modest gains.
Grain Seed Prices Report for Toledo Market
Seed trades at Toledo on June 2 show wheat cash at 1.85 with futures for cloverseed at 16.56 for August, 14.70 for October, 14.35 for December. Assike bids 15.00 for August while Timothy seed trades cash at 3.70 and September 4.15.
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Timothy
Foreign exchange rates reported in cents and percentages
New York wires list foreign exchange quotes with 60 day bills and cables for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Yugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Montreal and other markets with varied demand and percentages shown.
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Government bonds and textile markets mixed in New York
United States government bonds closed with mixed results as Liberty 34s and various 4s posted differing yields. Yarns and raw silk gained with steady overseas and local demand. Silks and light underwear plus hosiery saw active trade for immediate shipment.
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United States
Liberty
Treasury
Clothing Fabrics Rally on Heat as Trade Sees Boost
New York June 2 Active trading in cotton dress fabrics in wash goods departments was reported today stimulated by hot weather. Government cotton report was higher than expected and buyers were not ready to operate on cloth until its effect is felt.
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