Stock Market Rallies Amid Moderate Trading Volume
New York reports a brisk stock market rally with about two dozen issues rising four to over 10 points. Total shares traded reached 3 414 210 as copper, chemical, farm and office equipment issues led gains while rails and utilities faded after a strong run.
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Bond Market Sees Active Trading And Higher Prices
The bond market opened with convertibles absorbing volume and prices rising as investors priced in a reparations agreement signings and eight percent money. German obligations led gains with several issues advancing one to over two points while American Telephone convertible traded near one and a half million par value.
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Money market report from New York June 4
Call money remained firmer at 7 percent all day. Time loans steady with 30 days at 14 and 60 to 90 days at four to six months. Prime commercial paper at 6 percent. Bankers' acceptances unchanged.
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Government Bonds Prices Reported in New York
United States government bonds closed with Liberty 348 at 96.5, Float 4445 at 98.16, Fourth 48 at 98.28, Treasury 4% 48 at 1064, Treasury 45 at 103.6, Treasury 2% at 100.2, and Treasury 345 at 96.8.
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Foreign Exchange Rates and World Currencies Snapshot
New York currency market reports irregular quotes in cents for major and world currencies on June 4. Rates include Great Britain at 4.44 percent demand with 4.857 percent on cables, France 3.90, Italy 5.22, Belgium 12.87, Germany 23.81, Holland 40.12, Norway 26.63, Sweden 26.71, Denmark 26.62, Switzerland 1924, Spain 13.75, Greece 1.2914, Poland 11.25, Czechoslovakia 296, Yugoslavia 1.75, Austria 14.03, Romania 59, Argentina 41.95, Brazil 11.86, Shanghai 58.09, Montreal 99.18.
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Poultry Market Report From New York June 4
New York market notes show steady dressed poultry and irregular live poultry demand. Receipts total 19 654 crates with freight and express prices listed for broilers fowls roosters and eggs and a mix of grade quotes for fresh and nearby stock.
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Produce prices and supply in Pittsburgh market report
June 4 Pittsburgh market report shows mixed demand for produce with slow movement. Cabbage steady at 29 carlots with 1001b crates varying by region, onions steady, potatoes about steady with No 1 Michigan Ruralis at 1.75 and Maine Green Mountains at 2.25, other regional barrel and sack prices listed for New York Cobblers, South and North Carolina, Virginia markets.
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Butter Market Notes and Flour Firm Reports
Chicago and New York markets show steady butter trading with mixed scores and percentages. Reports indicate centralized pricing around 90 to 92 with varying percentages, while bluefield market activity and a flour firm note surface in the June market brief.
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Dry Goods Market Notes From New York June Fourth
The report notes steady prices for cotton tiles and general inquiry for gray goods. Burlap market activity is described as firm and spot raw silk prices are elevated.
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Unclear commodity listings with scattered company names
Fragmented OCR text shows various listed entities such as coal, gas, lumber, telephone, utilities, and law firms with irregular numbers. The passage lacks coherent context or a clear event, making a definitive summary difficult.
Sugar futures drift lower as prices hit multiyear lows
Raw sugar prices declined with July contracts at 1.65 cents per pound and other months from 1.62 to 1.95 cents. About 76 150 tons traded, with Cuban and Porto Rican shipments noted. Refined prices remained unchanged as the market posted three to five points below prior close.
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Grain price report for Toledo market shows small changes
Toledo Ohio June 4 grain prices list Wheat No 2 red 1 22 to 1 25 Cork No 3 yellow 92 to 93 Oats No 2 white 19 . Barley No 2 62463 Rye No 2 1 04 Others unchanged This brief market note records slight shifts in futures or spot prices for several grains in Toledo.
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Grain Markets Jump on Administration Farm Relief Plans
Chicago grain prices surged after Washington relief news. Wheat rose 6 percent, corn added up to 5 cents, rye gained 2 to 6 cents, oats 1 to 1.5 cents, with provisions mixed. Closing quotes showed gains across grains as traders priced in a half billion dollars for farm relief.
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Chicago Hog Prices Slide as Beef Steady Trade Dims
Chicago market notes hog receipts at 23,900 head including 2,900 direct. Demand was slow with prices down about 25 cents, top around 10.90 for heavy loads near 200 pounds. Butchers’ medium to choice hogs ranged near 10.00 to 10.55 with 200 to 250 pounds common.
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Livestock Price Quotations and Receipts Report
Market quotations for pigs cattle calves and veal with ranges for weights from 120 to 2000 pounds. Better grades steady, some classes slow. steers and yearlings 13.85 to 15.25 per hundredweight. cows and bulls listed with various quality ranges. lambs and ewes quoted higher with short basis notes and aging.
Cattle and Hog Receipts Reported in Baltimore Market
June 4 market notes show cattle receipts with steers and heifers in various quality grades. Hogs, lambs, calves and other livestock receive mixed prices, with figures for choice medium and common categories across multiple divisions.
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Pittsburgh June 4 cattle and hog market update from the U.S. Department of Agriculture shows receipts of 500 hogs and 25 cattle. Hogs steady to higher with medium to choice classes near 11.95 to 11.66 per hundredweight and sow prices from 9.59 to 11.90. Cattle receipts at 25 with varied classes. heavy and medium steers 12.75 to 14.75, heifers around 12.00 to 12.50, cows 7.75 to 11.00, and cutters 6.50 to 7.75 amid broad price ranges.
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Livestock Market Report Summary for Calves Sheep and Lambs
Receipts show medium to high quality cattle with calves at 11.00 to 15.50 for various grades and milk fed prices 12.00 to 15.50. sheep receipts about 150 with values from 10.00 to 17.50 depending on weight and grade. lambs and yearlings noted with spring lambs at 16.00 to 17.50 and feeders 6.75 to 7.00 for lighter weights. Prices indicate overall steadiness with mixed grades selling across multiple weight ranges.
Professor Shipboard Tours Draw High School Interest
In New Orleans on June 4, Tulane University aviation instructor Donald Halley toured Mississippi Alabama and Louisiana towns by air to lecture on commerce department advantages. Officials say the airborne tour, first of its kind for such outreach, drew strong interest and may be repeated.
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Danby 4-H Club Converts Old Jail for Meeting House
Eighteen Danby Vermont 4-H members occupy an abandoned jail as they tear down partitions and decorate cement walls for a new headquarters. The group, including several high school students, works on projects in clothing, food, calf and garden production.
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Singleton to Preach at Emanuel Baptist Church
The Rev. S K Singleton will preach Wednesday at Emanuel Baptist Church. He is a noted speaker trained for the great office he has been called to. The public is invited to hear him. W R Frye, pastor.
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West Virginia briefs sweep across towns and institutions
Morgantown con fers degrees at WVU to 478 graduates. Charleston reports commute sentence appeal filed with the governor. Huntington notes Ruff of Barboursville quits SMU institution. Charleston denies motion for venue change. Morgantown: Willmot charged with killing a station operator. Cameron: Panhandle Baptist convention opens. Moundsville: Carr placed in death cell. Martinsburg: Mary Jones dies age 97, oldest resident of Jefferson County. Wheeling: Elizabeth Gertner 95 and William Boyd 74 noted deaths. Martinsburg and Shepherdstown report WV Catholic Daughter of America activities and regent election. Howard Gilfilan 82 dies. West Alexander notes gas company death.
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Modern Jason Sails For Golden Fleece
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