Priges Faster After Rally Amid Short Covering
Prices faltered after a several day rally as short coverings neared completion and traders took profits. Time money eased slightly, signaling potential stability in credit. however renewed congressional pressure and a Federal Reserve Board meeting created renewed uncertainty for stocks. Copper and diverse shares rose, while many industrial and utility issues fluctuated with notable advances and setbacks.
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Claude A
New York
Jane
Congress
Fecial Reserve Board
Harrison
New York Federal Reserve Bank
New York Reserve
Boston Federal Reserve Bank
Wall Street
Anconda
Green Cananea
Kennecott
General Motors
Hudson
Auburn
Coca Cola
Fleischmann
Royal Mining
National Biscuit
Fair Caine
Safeway
Woolworth
Montgomery Ward
General Cable
Otis Elevator
Trans-Continental
American Can
Stocks Rise and Fall In Mixed Trading Across Major Firms
New York markets show Allied Chemical and American Sugar among advancing issues while Texas Corp and Packard struggle. Trading volumes notable with Northwest Pacific, Reading RR, and Woolworth among the names listed. margins range with several prices around 6 to 49 percent and notable 48 percent readings.
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Allied Chem and Dye
C.ces
Gmeepes Car and Fay
Osevresense American
Aly Can
Caine
Texas Corp
Seeone
Neon
GOD Molopr
Texas
Atlantic
Sop
Pac Westinense Ee
MYOTR
Ek Trucks Stone
Boan Sea
Seescis Deed
Montgom Ward
Nat Cash
Cree
Dibs and Herd
Pacific Owene Bion
Ccvecens Packard
Pan B
Eeecenses
Phil
Sue
Pitts Coal
Nadie Corp
Reading RR
Eeebe Rep
Sti
Reynolds Tob Fh
Odbqsetee Ob PS
Dudenborst
Sim Petral
Ode Fees Edeeeveee
Sinclair Compa
Cce
Stend OO NT
Sonsese Wilehrerm Bol
Bond Market Sluggish After Reparations Talks Rally
New York June 5 The bond market resumed sluggish trading as reparations settlement excitement waned. Utilities led gains while industrials and specialties showed modest changes. Notable moves included Goodyear 5s, National Dairy 5s, and Philadelphia and Reading Coal 6s, with convertibles irregular and government issues up fractionally.
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New York
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Philadelphia
Reading
United States
Aatchison Adjustment
Louisville
Nashville
National A
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Kansas City Southern
Atlantic Coast Line
Government Bonds Market Report
United States government bond prices quoted for Liberty 3 percent at 96.7, First 4448 at 98.27, Fourth 4s at 98.27, Treasury 448 at 106.16, Treasury 48 at 103.12, Treasury 2448 at 100.11, Treasury 3 8 at 96.12.
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New York
United States
Liberty
First
Treasury
Financial rates and notes from New York market
June 5 market summary from New York shows Cal money at 7 percent all day with 30 day loans at 84 4 60 90 days signals and a prime commercial paper rate of 6. Bankers acceptances remain unchanged.
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New York
Foreign Exchange Rates Steady in New York Quotation List
The market shows steady quotes for major currencies. British pound is at 484 7-16 for demand and 484 15-16 on cables, with 60-day bills at 479 1/2. France, Italy, Belgium, and other nations are listed with bid and cable figures, including Japan and Canada reference lines.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
German
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Greece
Poland
Sugar futures drift with mixed demand at low level
New York June 5: raw sugar falls to 3.46 per cwt, the lowest since 1922, as sales of 14 000 bags Philippines afloat and 7 000 bags for July shipment at 3.52 delivered emerge. Market closes flat to 3 points higher. approximate 80 750 tons traded. Refined sugar unchanged.
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New York
Philippines
Produce prices and stock movements in Pittsburgh and Tennessee
The commodity report shows moderate demand with cabbage, onions, and potatoes moving in large quantities from Tennessee, Texas, Michigan and South Carolina. Prices vary by grade with cabbage at 1.65 to 1.75 for yellows and 2.00 to 2.15 for whites, onions and potatoes listed alongside regional stock notes.
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Pittsburgh
Janes
South Carolina
Carolina
Virginia
Butter market signals volatility in Chicago and Bluefield prices
Market notes from Chicago and Bluefield show butter prices moving with scarce liquidity. Reports list scattered scores and indices such as 88 and 90, with fresh in the 93 range and various digits like 892 and 742 appearing in commodity notes.
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Chicago
Pi Wheat No 2 Red Inkers Unchanged
Toledo June 5 reports Pi Wheat No 2 prices stable with red ink indicating no change and standard market activity observed.
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Toledo
Market quotes and stock figures from Arkansas and nearby firms
A fragmented list shows prices for American Coal Co at 82.00,Arkansas Natural Company, Sterling Hardware Co at 106.06, Va Armature, Ritter Lbr. Co at 177.50, Gift Stock at 110.00, with other values 93.00 and 96.00. The note references market screens and city listings.
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American Coal Co
Ark
Natural O. Com
Sterling Hardware Co
Va Armature
M. Ritter Lbr. Co
Poultry Market Report New York June 5
Poultry prices and market notes show live broilers by freight and express rates with mixed quality grades. Fresh gathered and extra grades rise while firsts and seconds move within small ranges as receipts total 42,269 for the period.
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New York
Express
Freight
Cotton markets open steady with mixed regional changes
New York markets report steady tone for cotton foods with Calcutta prices two to three pence lower. Burlap futures fall about five currency points while spot raw cotton remains unchanged and Japan edging higher.
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New York
Calcutta
Japan
Wheat Market Slips on Broad Selling in Chicago Trade
Chicago grain markets showed broad selling today with wheat dropping about 1% to 4 cents under yesterday's close. Despite Washington plans for a farm relief bill totaling half a billion dollars plus 1.5 million, buyers could not sustain gains as international market weakness weighed on values. Corn and oats followed with declines and provisions varied modestly.
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Chicago
Washington
Senate
House
Baltimore Livestock Market Reports Cattle and Sheep
Baltimore market report lists cattle receipts of 100 with sever al grades for steers heifers and cows and mixed figures for bulls and sheep. Prices show varied ranges across good to common grades with specific values for each category and quality level.
Market Prices for Livestock and Receipts
The list shows sheep prices with spring lambs at 12.00 to 16.50 and various hog and pig prices including lights at 11.60 and heavies at 11.40 to 11.55. Calves are priced around 5.00 with receipts of 50, and rough figures for other cattle and pork categories.
Chicago Livestock Receipts and Plentiful Hogs Cattle
Chicago market report shows hogs receipts 20 000 with direct 5 000 up to 11.00 top for around 190 lb. cattle receipts 9 000 calves 3 000 sheep 12.00. Prices listed for butchers sows pigs stockers and feeders by weight with ranges and gains across fat cattle and veal categories.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept Agriculture
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Pittsburgh June 5 livestock market report shows hog receipts 2550 with prices for various hog classes ranging from 11.25 to 11.90 per unit and sow prices around 9.26 to 9.75. Cattle receipts none, steers and heifers mixed with prices from 10.50 to 14.75 for heavy to large steers, cows 7.75 to 11.00, calves 0. Veal firm with 200 receipts.
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Pittsburgh
Livestock Market Clerical Notes and Price Ranges
Receipts show sheep weighing about 80 Ibs down to heavy wethers and ewes with varied prices. Medium and good choices dominate, with cull and milk fed grades listed, while spring lambs and yearling figures appear amid fluctuating quotes.
Recital by Mrs Fox and Mrs Barbee at Edwards Memorial Church
A Friday evening recital at Edwards Memorial Presbyterian Church on North Mercer Street features soprano Mrs Ruth Bodell Fox with violinist Mrs Lee J Barbee Jr and accompanist James Elmer Brown. The program includes works by Hageman Svendsen Isher Woodman and Bach among others with aria and song numbers.
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James Elmer Brown
Ruth Bodell Fox
Edwards Memorial Presbyterian Church
Mercer Street
Alicia Scott
Hageman
Isher
Dreamland Gate
Huerter
Woodman
Fox
Ladies Home Society Meets At 1061 12 Bland Street
News of the Colored People notes a Ladies Home Society gathering at 1061 12 Bland Street tonight at 8 o'clock. Also reports the funeral of Mrs. Betty Ann White on Jones Street with services at Bethel A M E Church and burial in East End Cemetery.
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Ladies Home Ype Society of the Church of God A Folk
Francia Green
Bland Street
Betty Ann White
John White
Jones Street
Bethel A. M. E
Johnson
Bethel A. M. BE
F. M. Hyder
Presbyterian Church
East End
Ladies Aid Society
John Stewart M
Bicycle Automobile Collision Injures Rider on Chestnut Street
L. H. Bird Jr. sustained leg injuries in a collision with a car at the Chestnut Street Bluefield Avenue intersection. The automobile was driven by J. W. Tarter of North Tazewell.
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L. H. Bird, Jr
Chestnut Street
Bluefield Avenue
J. W. Tarter
North Tazewell
Reading struggles cost man license in Worcester
In Worcester Massachusetts George failed to read English and lost a license bid for a room. The license board refused the license, he kept a framed document as a wall prize, then opened his parlor. Police arrested him days later on the matter.
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Worcester
Masa
George
Notice of Trustee Sale on Bluefield Property
Default on notes secured by a trust leads William B. Hicks to auction a lot with improvements in Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia on June 24 1929 at 10:00 AM. Property conveyed to William B Hicks as trustee by A Conway and Ethel Monroe Conway wife in trust deed dated May 18 1929 and recorded in Mercer Court Clerk Trust Hook No 1 page 626.
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Willam BR. Hicks
Law and Commerce
Bluefield
Mercer County
West Crnia
West Virginia
Ealdelty
Caid
A. Conway
Ethel Monroe Conway
William B. Hie
Mercerary Court Clerk
Wi B. Hicks
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