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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1933

Page

9

Markets- Balance Of Changes Lean Substantially To Upside

Market averages rose with the 30 share index hitting a new high since 1931 as heavy buying focused on low priced issues and metal equities. Downticks appeared in some groups while gains led by Radio General Electric Westinghouse and utilities kept gains broad. Gold stocks including Homestake and U S Smelting posted sharp gains amid overall rising volume and strong business news.

New York Stocis Dollar Exchange England Radio General Electric Westinghouse Western Union International Telephone American Telephone U. S Alaska Juneau American Smelting International Nickel Noranda Dome Cerro de Pasco Steel du Pont Case Union Carbide Sears Roebuck Texas Corporation American Tobacco American Water Works American Can and Allied Chemical

Bond market climbs as total sales hit new highs

Total sales rose to 20 475 009 as bonds continued to climb the price ladder in New York on June 7 1933 with gains reported across the market. The Standard Statistics Co. notes new industrial and total highs while traders react to ongoing demand.

Hancock Investments in Cities Service Shares Decline

C B Hancock Investments records show Cities Service common shares closing at 44 on June 6 and June 7 with no further price change reported. The listing notes ongoing activity in the market during that period.

New York Stock Exchange Quotations Directory

A brief listing shows the New York Stock Exchange and associated markets including the New York Cotton Exchange New York Curb Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade with contact line in Bluefield West Virginia and Richmond Stock Exchange.

New York Stock Exchange New York Cotton Exchange New York Curb Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Richmond Stock Exchange

Pittsburgh Produce Price Summary June 7

Produce demand moderate. Apples steady with 8 car lots. New York Russets 2.25, mediums 1.75 to 2.00 per bushel. Baldwins 1.00 to 1.75. Potatoes 40 car lots steady at 1.25 per 100 lb. Maine and Michigan stock, North Carolina barrels. Poultry and livestock prices listed. hens 12 to 18, broilers 17 to 20, ducks 8 to 10, geese 6 to 7, turkeys 10 to 12 for young toms, 7 to 8 old toms. fresh killed hens 25, hog dressed 20 to 21.

Pittsburgh New York Ben Davie Ruseete Starks Maine Green Mountains Michigan North Carolina Hutter

Toledo Grain Prices on Track for June Basis

Grain prices on the market track show oats No 2 white 26 to 27 percent, No 3 white 25 to 26 percent. Oats 2 to 3 percent above track. wheat corn and seeds steady.

Toledo

Butter Prices Steady In Chicago Market Report

Butter remains steady in Chicago with fresh 93 score at 214 percent and 92 at 211 percent. Other grades show 91 at 20 percent and 90 at 20 percent, with 89 at 1944 and 88 at 18 percent. Centralized carrots list 90 at 214 percent and 89 at 20 percent, plus 88 at 19 percent.

Chicago

Dry Goods Prices Hold Steady in New York Markets

In New York on June 7 wholesale dry goods remained firm with many lines at value or withdrawn. Acetate rayon yarn prices rose 6 cents per pound as producers advance rates. Silk goods for spring and summer show influence from higher rayon and cotton sales while burlaps remained firm.

New York

Chicago Livestock Market Tightens As Hogs Lead Declines

Chicago June 7 hogs 30 000 with 14 000 direct down 15 25 cents. Bulk 4.60 4.75. top 4.80. Light hogs 4.00 4.50. sows 4.10 4.30. Cattle 9 000. steer trade uneven with yearlings 7.00 and weights 6.65. Cows 3.75 5.25. Sheep 9 000. lambs 5.75 8.50. ewes 2.00 3.25. Market mixed with gradual declines for some classes.

Lancaster Livestock Market Briefs Show Mixed Activity

Cattle trading slowly with beef steers steady after weekly slide. High quality 900 lb loads listed at 6.15. Calves and stockers scarce but steady with buyers active for choice dealers 6.50 to 7.00. Hogs slow but steady with limited action. Sheep remain steady to firm and lambs at 8.25 for desirable weights.

Lancaster

Market Activity Reaches New Highs in Corporate Loans

Trading volume expands as sales total $20 475 000 per value and the average for 60 domestic corporate loans hits 78.1, a fresh yearly high. The gain reflects special circumstances pushing demand and liquidity across the market.

Foreign Exchange Rates Around the World

New York on June 7 reports strong foreign exchange with major currencies quoted. British pounds in dollars and several European and Latin American currencies show varying demand and cable rates, alongside miscellaneous cross rates and nominal figures.

Government Bonds Close Mixed in New York Trading

United States government bonds closed with Liberty 3 percent at 32 47, First 4 32 47, Fourth 4 percent 46 at 33 38, Treasury 4 46 at 47 52, Treasury 4s at 44 54. Treasury 3 percent 6 at 46 56 and a 104.12 reading for Treasury 3 6. June readings indicate steady demand across issues.

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Grain prices rise on heat drought damage in wheat

Chicago grain prices advance as reports show wheat suffering irreparable damage from extreme heat and drought. Wheat closes firm near session high, up about 4 percent.

Chicago

Market finishes show mixed grain and provisions up

Yesterday's close shows corn advancing about 4 percent while oats rose roughly 1 percent. Provisions moved between a 10 cent decline and a 5 cent gain, indicating mixed agricultural futures activity.

Call Money Steady Across New York Market

New York call money remained steady at 1 percent for the day. Time loans held at 60 to 90 days with 1 percent, 4 months at 1 percent, and 5 to 6 months at 1 percent. Prime commercial paper also at 1 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged.

New York

Treasury receipts and expenditures report for June 6

Treasury receipts for June 6 were 15,147,003.15 dollars with expenditures of 40,012,941.37 dollars and a balance of 318,367,759.33 dollars. Customs duties for five days of June totaled 3,792,663.64 dollars.

Washington Treasury

Baltimore Livestock Market Report

Baltimore June 7 cattle numbers and prices show steady markets. Steers good to choice range 5.75 to 6.00. heifers 4.00 to 5.50. sheep and lambs around 6.50 to 8.35. hogs lower with lights 4.80 to 5.20. calves steady 3.50 to 4.50.

Baltimore

Jersey City Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Prices

Cattle tonnage includes 370 direct. Cows steady to weak, bulls down to 3.65, most cows 1.50. Wealers and calves total 1,170 with 740 direct. Market steady, better grades 6.00 to 7.00, medium 4.50 to 5.50, cull 2.50 to 4.00. Sheep and lambs 3,600 with 2,980 direct. lambs active and higher, better grades 8.75 to 9.00. Bucks about 1.00 lower, mature ewes nominal, all direct.

Jersey City

Curb Market Rises to New Highs on Moderate Profit Taking

On June 7 in New York the curb market edged higher with indices up 1 to over 3 points despite some profit taking. Industrials showed a few weak spots while Aluminum gave back nearly 3 after a gain. Oils and metal shares firm with gains of 1 to 2 in Humble Gulf Newmont Hecla Lake Shore. Volume reached 1,221,000 shares.

New York Aluminum Company Humble Gulf Newmont Hecla Lake Shore Colume

Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report Hogs and Cattle Mixed

U S Department data from Pittsburgh June 7 shows hogs totaling about 1 000 mostly steady with grade splits by weight from 130 to 350 pounds. Cattle quotes include steers 900 to 1 300 pounds at 6.00 to 6.40, heifers 650 to 750 pounds at 6.35 to 6.50, cows 3.15 to 4.15, calves 200 to 500 pounds 2.50 to 6.00, and lambs 90 pounds at 7.26 to 8.50 with common and medium 4.85 to 7.25.

Pittsburgh U. S. Dept

Wall Street Briefs May Sales Rise for J J Newbery

May sales at J J Newbery totaled 2 739965 dollars up from last year while Westinghouse reports rising welding equipment inquiries signaling higher tank and broiler construction activity. Dun and Bradstreet food index for the week ending June 6 stood at 1 87 unchanged versus last week though 3.9 percent above a month prior. Declines outnumbered advances among commodities.

Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company Dun and Bradstreet

Sugar prices steady in New York market

Raw sugar held steady for duty frees while Cuban sugar slipped 1/32 cent to 3.50 per pound for spot. Trading volume reached 64 450 tons with futures at July 1.46 and May 1.64. Local refiners said they will raise fine granulated prices 10 points from 4.50 to 4.60 at tomorrow's opening.

New York

New York Poultry Prices Reported For June

New York prices show creased poultry irregular with fowls fresh and mixed colors steady. Egge eggs at 49 308 per case. live poultry weak with broilers 13 to 18 under express and freight rates 10 to 21 for turkeys and ducks, noting freight and express split.

New York

Flour production up in May at leading milling center

May flour production at the country's top milling center reached 5 802 085 barrels, up from 5 224 780 in the same month last year per General Mills Inc. Tin prices hit multi year highs after a week of gains tied to Sterling cuts and rising U S demand. Hardware sales show continued gains in wholesale and retail sectors, with improvement noted in Hardware Age's current issue.

Associated Press General Mills, Inc

Choctaw Indian Seeks Money In Choctaw Plea

Jackson Mississippi report describes Marshal Scott of Neshoba County presenting a Choctaw plea and his "pusskuss" and "tike" to justify funds. Assistant Attorney General W W Pierce, learning "sculli" means money, grants $100 as guardian for Scott’s wife assets. Separate note recalls Capt Ernest J King born November 23, 1878 in Lorain Ohio.

Jackson Miss Mississippi Marshal Scott Neshoba County W. W. Pierce Ernest J. King Admiral Moffett U. S. Bureau of Aeronautics Navy Department Lorain, O

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