Steel Moves In Point Range on New York Stocks
Total sales reached 3,309,000 shares as United States Steel fluctuated within a one and a half point range and closed lower on the day. General Electric, Bethlehem Steel, American Tobacco and other major issues firmed or weakened with mixed broker reactions and tighter credit signals noted in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atocka
United States Steel
Pinchot
French Lick
New York Central
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Erie
Frisco
Eeag Pacific
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Borden
National Dairy
National Biscuit
General Electric
Liggett and Myers
American Tobacco
Bethlehem Steel
Johnson Manville
Standard Oil
Hares
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Bond Market Sees Wide Decline Across Sectors
The bond market fell broadly on June 2 1981 with many new low prices for the year across industrial and railroad loans. Even high grade issues slipped after initial resistance while foreign bonds showed broad declines. Government notes remained quiet until late in the session when activity rose and prices edged higher.
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New York
United States
Call money steady as rate quotes at New York markets
On June 2 in New York call money held steady at 1 percent for the full day. Time loans showed 60 days at 1% and 3 to 4 months at 1 1/2 percent, with 5 to 6 months at 1 1/4 percent. Prime commercial paper quoted at 2 1/2 percent and bankers acceptances unchanged.
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New York
Hancock Investments and Coal Firm Entries in Bluefield Ledger
A scanned financial snippet lists Hancock Investments in Bluefield WV and entries for America Coal Co and Crystal Town grocers. Also shows Mullens Grocers and Fundamental Trust Shares A and B at market. Cities Service and Indian Territory figures appear with June closing notes and percentage marks.
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Hancock Investments
Bluefield
West Virginia
First National Bank
Ble America Coal Co
Biees Coal & Coke Daet
Crystal Tha
Comiene Mullens ‘Grocers
Fundamental Trust
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures May Summary
Treasury receipts for May 29 totaled 4 722 361 51 with expenditures of 8 785 122 28 and a balance of 41 060 313 95. Customs receipts for May 29 show 27 463 in taxable business activity.
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Washington
Treasury
Foreign exchange rates climb across major currencies
New York on June 2 reports strong demand in foreign exchanges with Belgium at 13.92 percent and Germany at 23.7444 percent. Other rates include Norway 26.77 percent, Sweden 26.80 percent, Argentina 30.3744 percent, Brazil 7.10 percent, Tokyo 49.35, Shanghai 28.75, and Montreal 99.93 percent.
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New York
Great Britain
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Mexico City
High Adama Express
Cteneccrune
Kelvinator
Aeonenadnan
Eeacdeunan
Kennecott Copper
Allied Chemical Ee Ee
Kroger Groce
Aee
Allis Chalmers
Badnquene
Lam UG
Accneneccusscendenad
American
Lowe's Inc
Lorillard Tob
American Rolling Milla
Ludium Steel
Cawenneoas
McKeesport
Wwe
American Steel
Mathieson
Mexican Seaboard
Miami
Oeennerees
Drygoods
Missouri, Kans
Tex
Atchison, T
F. Ryes
Montgomery Ward
Atlantic Coast Line Downs
Nash Motors
Fase
Nat. Biscuit
Atlas Powder
Nat. Cash Register
Auburn Auto
Aviation Corpn
Baldwin Loco
LA Wen Wen
Norfolk and Western
Best and Co
North Amer. Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Weeee
North American Co
Borden and Co
Omen
Oliver Farm Equip
Brooklyn-Union Gaseee
Otia
Duicooctoves
Briggs Mfg
Ooo Ee Owne
Packard Motors
Calumet
Arizona
Paramount Publix
Calumet and
Canada
Pathe Exchange “A
Canadian Pacific Ae
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake Corpn
Eee
Ewe
Pennsylvania
R. R
Chesa
Ohio
Phillips Pet
Chicago
Great Western
Pillsbury
Mil
St. P
Pac
Prairie Pipe
Proctor and Gamble
Roy
Chicago Northwestern
R. I
Public Service N. J
Pullman
Chrysler
Coca-Cola
Radio Corpn
Colorado
Radio Keith Orpheum
Commonwealth and Southern
Col
Remington Rand
Columbian
Reo Motors
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metals Ene
Colgoleum Nairn
Reynolds
Royal Dutch
St. Joseph
St. Louis
San Fran
Continental Insurance
Seaboard Air Line
Continental Motors
Sears Roebuck
Continental Oil
Shattuck
Shell Union
Curtiss-Wright
Sinclair Oil
Davison Chemi Wom
Southern Calif, Edison
Delaware and Hudson
I” Drug. Inc
Southern Pacific Enews
du Pont
Southern Railway
Fastman Kodak
N. J
Anon
N. Y
Federal Water Service
Stewart Warner
Foster Wheeler
Stone and Webster
Fox Film “A
Studebaker
Texas
Texas Corp. Awe Eeon
Texas Gulf
Texas Pac
General Electric
Transamerica Corp
General Foods
General Motoracce
Underwood Fillett
General Pub
Union Carbide Eee Eee
General Ry
Union Pacific
Gillette
United Corpn
Graham Paige
United Gas. Impr
Great Northern
Grigsby Grunow
Realty Ee
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Lt. “A
Hayes Body
Houdalille Hersheye
Wabash
Warner Pictures
Hupp Motors
Tllinois Central
Warren Bros
Weston Ol
Int. Bus
Western Maryland
Western Union
Harvester
Westinghouse Airbrake
International Shoe
Westinghouse Ec
Willys-Overland
Pawer
Woolworth
Tnt
Worthington
Inland Steel
Chess
Johns-Manville
Youngstown
Kansas City Southern
Pittsburgh Produce Prices and Market Activity Report
Produce demand is slow with multiple commodities listed. Apples, cabbage, onions, potatoes, butter, eggs, and cheese show steady or about steady pricing across various regions and container types, including specific regional price ranges and stock descriptions.
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Pittsburgh
U.S
Depts
New York
Maine
Green Mountains
Louisiana
Alabama
Geacks Bliss
South Carolina
Hennery
Curb Market Dips to New Year Lows Amid Mixed Trading
New York curb market activity held steady at a weak pace with 639000 shares traded. Petroleum issues sagged on crude price cuts in the Mid Continent and broader production gains. Nebraska Standard Gulf and Cities Service showed notable moves while utilities and specialties slipped to year’s lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mid-Continent
Nebraska
Standard of
Ohio
Indiana
Gulf
Mayflower
Continental
Conventible Preferred
Insull Utilities
Sugar market slips as New York closes lower
A slightly easier tone in raw sugar pushed prices down 2 points to 3.23 spot duty paid. Raw futures inclined lower with 43,300 tons sold. July to May futures end at 1.15 to 1.83, while refined remains steady with refiners announcing a 10 point rise to 4.45 for fine granulated.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange Quotations
James & Mann announces management of NYSE quotations with James & Mann as New York Cotton Commence and Jack R. Younger serving as assistant manager at the Chicago Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Board of Trade
Isaac T. Mann
James Ellwood Jones
Ott. Alexander
Arthur J. MacBride
TR. L. Wallace
H. R. Hawthorne
Cotton goods market slips as cotton declines in New York
Cotton goods were weak today after the cotton decline with some demand for immediate delivery of finished goods. Burlaps markets weakened and Calcutta curtailment prospects unsettled the trade. Silk goods sold moderately and inquiry for men's wear and summer coatings increased. New carpet and rug season opened with lower prices unchanged and low end base goods up about 7 percent.
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New York
Calcutta
Gumps Trade Dale a Million Pee Nar Paid
The fragmentary text references deals and payments involving a Dale and a character named Uncle Bim. Unclear details and structure prevent a full reconstruction of events or a clear headline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
Bim
Toledo Grain Report Shows No Change in Grain and Seed
Toledo Ohio June 2 grain and seed markets show no change from prior quotes with steady prices and unchanged demand levels throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, Ohio
Cincinnati Produce Market Report
Cincinnati produce notes show June 2 prices with kegs in fair demand. First quality fetched 14 percent, seconds at 14 percent, nearby ungraded at 16 percent, indicating modest demand for kegged goods in that period.
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Cincinnati
Poultry Prices and Bee Trade Reported in New York
New York on June 2 reports steady dressed poultry with mixed weight ranges for chickens and turkeys. Live poultry prices show broilers and fowls at varied rates while bees are listed at 4025 dollars unsettled. color grades and extra firsts mark the egg and poultry market alongside regional brown varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Express
Chicago Grain Prices Decline Amid Canuck Crop News
Chicago traders faced uneven activity as grain futures slipped on reports of Canada’s smaller 1931 crop by 88 million bushels and a 5 cent per bushel export subsidy. Spring wheat held near historic lows while corn and oats rose modestly and provisions gained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
Tiler
Baltimore Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
June 2 Baltimore market notes cattle bulls cows heifers and calves with price ranges for quality grades. Sheep lambs hogs and pigs receipts listed. figures show mixed quality values and market activity for the period.
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices and Ranges Report
U S Dept of Agriculture market report from Pittsburgh on June 2 shows hogs steady to weak across weights with light hogs 130-160 lb at 6.40 to 6.65, cattle trading 15 nominally steady with steers 900-1300 lb 6.25 to 6.75, cows 3.50 to 5.00, vealers and calves varying by grade, sheep and lambs also listed with ranges for different weights and grades.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Dept
Sready
Chicago Livestock Market Roundup June Hogs and Cattle Rise
Chicago market report shows 18 000 hogs with 2 090 direct. prices steady to higher across weights. Cattle and calves also up with yearlings and light steers posting gains. heavy bullocks lead the bulk at 6.25 to 7.50 per cwt. slaughter cattle up 15 to 25 cents.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
Cattle and Sheep Market Prices Move Through Range
The market lists vealers and steers by weight with prices from 5.25 to 9.50 for vealers and 4.25 to 7.85 for good and choice steers. Cows and bulls show 2.50 to 6.60 for lower grades, and feeder cattle reach 4.75 to 7.00. Sheep data include ewes and lambs with prices from 1.00 to 10.50 and notes of early market uncertainty.
Trade Trends Signals Slow May in Machinery Markets
The Associated Press notes May closed slightly lower than April as activity remained muted in machinery and machine tool markets. Rail equipment orders show May at 46 freight cars and 151 locomotives, with passenger cars absent. Iron and steel output weakens with ingot production around 40 percent. Chicago and Pittsburgh districts fall further from recent highs.
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Steel
Iron and Steel Review
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Wall Street Briefs and Corporate News Summary
New York reports show Warren Brothers booked domestic work totaling just over 2.75 million square yards for the year to June 1, slight drop from last year. Standard Oil of New Jersey stockholders approve a fourth stock acquisition plan to take effect in 1932. Monsanto unit Chamber Sulphuric Acid resumes after six months idle. Pierce-Arrow President A R Erskine says reports of a passed preferred dividend are unfounded.
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New York
Charles R. Gow
Warren Brothers Company
Standard Oiil Company of
New Jersey
A. R. Erskine
Pierce- Arrow Motor Car Company
Pierce-Arrow
Company posts four month profit surpassing yearly dividend needs
The firm reports that profits for the first four months of the year exceeded the dividend requirements planned for the entire year, signaling strong early earnings.
Eviction Appeals in Go at Ward Loss May Trigger Possession
Charleston W V June 2judgment given at Go at Ward eviction suits against Minerva Creek Collieries Co. Appeal to Na.Wha County Common Pleas Court. Minerva relief committee says some evictions target men discharged after participating in a hunger march to Charleston ten days earlier. John Q Hall says houses freed due to refusals to take offered work. housing needed for others.
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Charleston
W. Va
Ayec Creek Collieries Companatice of the
WA Aly
Goat
Ae] m
Nawha County Common Pleas Court
Minerma Post
Bonda
Minerva
Relief Committee
John Q. Hall
Views of the Golored People at Scott Street Baptist
The pastor Rev J H Thomas delivered two interesting sermons Sunday. The Wednesday prayer service starts at 7 30 PM at Scott Street Baptist Church. The missionary society meets at 3 PM at 240 Bills Street with all members urged to attend. Local residents Ferrell Lawton and visiting Mrs Ida Adams and others were noted in Bluefield and Beckley travel.
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J. H. Thomas
Scott Street Baptist Church
Scott Street Baptist Missionary Society
Margaret Pollard
Bills Street
Ferrell Lawton
Logan
Bluefield
Mra
Ida Adams
Montgomery
Ala
Jane Mattey
Park Street
Beatrice Clark
Grace Clark
Beckley
Kimball
E. W. Lomax
C. A. Rogers
Jane Matney
Lowe
Lomax
Washington
Newark
McCuskey Addresses WV Wesleyan Graduation
Dr Roy McCuskey newly elected president spoke at West Virginia Wesleyan College graduation in Clarksburg as 8% graduates received degrees. Retiring president Dr Homer Erk and first president B W Hutchinson of Connellsville Pa and Dr a a Cherrington of Washington DC were among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Roy
McCuskey
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Homer Erk
B. W. Hutchinson
Connellsville
A A Cherrington
Waashington
D. C
Studebaker May Sales Rise 16 Percent Over 1930
A R Erakine president of the Studebaker corporation reported May sales at 6 225 cars versus 5 853 in May 1930, an increase of 16 percent.
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South Bend
Ind
A. R. Erakine
Studebaker Corporation
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Standard Statiation Co
Acee
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Firat
Fourth
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Bluefield, W. VA
New York Carbanna
Echmond Stock Exchange
Jack R. Younger
Tom Carr
Andy Gump
Kiss
Imerune
NER
Toledo Grain
Cincinnati Produce
NEW York Poultry
Chicago Grain
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
Recelpta
Pittsburgh Livestock
Chicago Livestock
the Associated Press
Wall Street Briefs
Chamber Sulphuric Acid
Monsanto Chemical Works
Scott Streert Baptist Church
Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorpora One
Broadway
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Tidewater
Great Lakes
Atlantic Coast
Lambert
Wall’ Point
Norfolk and
Newport News
New Bedford
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Salem
Mystic Wharf
Beaton
Portland
Sandusky
Toledo
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Portland, Beaine
Cincinnati, Oho
Chicago, AL
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MOXBY, SAVON @ CO.,LTD
Lime Street Square
London
LYC
England
Coal, Trading Association
Rotterdam
Prind CK Gundersen
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