Oil shares resume heavy demand amid steady steel market
New York stock news reports a resumed heavy demand for oil shares easing earlier losses, with Texas Company hitting a new high and Pacific Gas and Electric among gainers. Steel stocks stayed steady as pool trading cooled ahead of the May tonnage report, while declines hit several industrials and some firms hit new lows.
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New York
Smarkover
J. J. Mitchell
Texas Company
Atlantic Refining
Freeport Texas
Pan- American Issues
Pure Oil
Tidewater
Havana Electric
Pacific Gas and Electric
United Tea Steel Corporation
United States Steel Common
Gulf States Steel
Crucible
Bond Market Shifts as Government Issues Lead Trading
U S and foreign government bonds rose to year highs while corporate issues sagged after profit taking. Treasury and Liberty issues attracted buyers as $125 million in June supply spurred demand for top rated securities. Rail and oil bonds moved unevenly with gains for Southern Pacific Great Northern Erie Peoria and Eastern while St Paul Frisco and Katy weakened. Sinclair and other oil bonds stayed firm on gains.
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New York
United States
Liberty
Treasury
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Erie
Peoria
St. Paul
Frisco
Katy
Sinclair
Oil Company
Coal and financial listings show regional firms and figures
A garbled OCR listing names of coal companies banks and hardware firms across West Virginia and surrounding regions with scattered monetary figures including 165.00 90 00 175.00 205.00 and 125.00, offering no narrative but catalog entries for stock bonds and property values.
Government bond prices in New York on June 9
United States government bonds closed with Liberty 3 percent at 101.3, Liberty first 4 percent at 102.19, Liberty second 4 percent at 101.12, Liberty third 4 percent at 102.1, Liberty fourth 4 percent at 102.28, Treasury 4s at 103.9, Treasury 4s8 at 107.16.
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New York
United States
Liberty
Treasury
Foreign exchange quotes across nations on June 9
New York reports foreign exchange rates with British, French, and Italian demands. Great Britain at 4.85 percent on cables 4.86, 60 day bills on banks 4.81 percent, France at 4.95 percent with cables 4.956 percent, Italy at 3.98 percent both demand and cables.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
New York stocks list includes diverse industrial names and percentages
The page catalogs stock quotes from major firms such as American Canadian Pacific Central Leather Sears Roebuck Sinclair Consolidated Sloss-Sheffield Steel Northern Pacific United States Steel and others with percentage figures like 79 percent 65 percent and 45 percent, reflecting values for preferred and common shares across railroads mining oil and consumer goods. It also notes holdings in Texaco Union Pacific and Westinghouse Electric among many others.
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New York
Cerro de Pasco
Ohio
Chicago
Northwestern
Seara Roebuck
Sinclair Consolidated Sloss
Sheffield Steel
Southern Pacific
Thee Way
Kenda A'S
Paonia
New Jersey
Ste Chicago
Pacific
Pau
Peetostes Ac
Pont de Nemon
Geeer Beeral Motors Aol
Iether
Hudson
Ilinois Centralnternational Harvester
Ee Moe Int
Mar
Springfield
Seevseeee
Kennecott Copper
RP Ree
Louieville
Marland OW
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Seaboard
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Misasari Pacific
Pres
Montgomery Ward Oleve
NSCEN
Odew
Centra
N. Y
Hartford
Norfolk and Western
Ceeesee
Ontinent Petroleum
Bros
Pan American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Reading
Phillipe Yee i
Ure OU
Republic Tron and Steed
Reynolds Tobacco
St. Louis
San Francisco
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Coereeegeeauld Wabash
United States
Utah
Westinghouse Electric
Tobacco
United States Industrial Alcohol
Demand Belgians and Global Rates Amid Diverse Figures
The record lists numeric values for multiple countries and cities including Belgium, Germany, Holland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Spain, Greece, Poland, Czecho Slovakia, Jugoslavia, Austria, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Montreal. It presents wide percentage figures such as 488 percent for Demand Belgium, 23.81 for Germany, 40.14 for Holland, and 1001-64 for Montreal, implying a disparate set of metrics or misread OCR data.
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Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentinia
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Call Money Rates in New York Auction Summary
Call money remained steady with rates at 4 percent for high and low, closing bid at 4 and offered at 4. Prime commercial paper noted at 3 percent. Time loans showed a mixed collateral scene across 60 to 90 days at 3 to 4 percent and 4 to 6 months at 3 percent.
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New York
Sugar market slides as Porto Rican issue boosts selling
New York sugar traders see prices fall as Porto Rican offerings rise and spot levels soften to 4.43 cents per pound. A single 5,000 bag sale for prompt shipment appears in the report. Futures ease two to four points with July at 2.69 and March at 2.92, while refined demand stays steady without new business.
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New York
Livestock Prices And Trends In Chicago Trade
Chicago cattle receipts total 8,000 with all grades yearlings and medium to heavy steers steady while in-between grades drop 10 to 16 cents. Heavies off market on some loads. top matured steers bring 11.25, averages around 1,613 pounds. other loads 11.00 to 11.15, 1,627 pounds average 10.76. Fat heavies 10.30 to 10.60. best yearlings and mixed steers and heifers 11.60 with many loads 11.26 to 11.60. Night heifers up to 11.00 in load lots. killing quality less desirable than yesterday. Watered liberal, grain-fed steady, short-fed slow with supply scarce.
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Chicago
Market News: Livestock Prices Edge Higher on Hog Sheep Receipts
Strong weights lead buyers with cattle at 3.25 for canners and up to 9.00 for choice heavy cows. Bulls firmer, top bullock around 5.26, dealers 25 cents lower. Hog receipts 21 000 with mixed movement and lighter weights dull. sows and porkers mostly steady to higher but bulk weights around 12.10 to 12.40, shippers 3 000. Sheep receipts 8 000 fat lambs and yearlings up about 25 cents, natives and Idaho lambs at 16.00, bulk offerings 15.25 to 15.75, ewes 5.50 to 6.50, feeding lambs around 13.50.
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Shippers
Idaho
Wheat prices rise on expected crop curtailment in Chicago
Wheat prices moved higher for much of the day on expectations the government report would show a smaller crop than a month ago and last year. The market closed unsettled with July at 1.66 5/8, September around 1.62 5/8, corn up about to 2 cents, oats 2 to 4 cents higher, and provisions up 17 to 37 cents.
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Chicago
Butter markets mix of unsettled receipts and steady cheese
New York dairy markets show unsettled butter with receipts 22 658 and mixed quotes for creamery and extras. Cheese prices remain steady as receipts total 194 844 pounds while Chicago reports quiet trade and limited demand for medium and top scores.
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New York
Market Notes Show Steady Prices and High Grades
A fair enquiry for 87 and 88 scores, but this grade was in light and firmly held. The centralized market was steady to firm with 90-score cara in light supply and firmly held for premiums. Fresh butter, 92-score, 42¢: centralized, %-score, 424 ¢.
Wool Market Shows Firmer Prices In Boston Trade
Wool offerings at Boston on June 9 show broader activity and firmer prices across domestic wools. Fine combing and French lengths sell at about 1.25 per pound clean. other grades range from 41 to 60 cents per pound with various blood classifications and combing terms noted.
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Boston
Cotton markets steady in quiet dry goods day
In New York on June 9 the cotton markets were quiet with prices fairly steady on a low basis.
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New York
Trade in Domestic Textiles Boosts Early Winter Orders
Trading conditions prevail for many domestics as wash goods in fine yarns and printed crepe move for immediate delivery. Cotton yarns sell in small lots to insulators upholsterers and carpet mills while raw silk eases. Silk goods stay active in retail and wholesale. New winter cloaks by large manufacturers feature fur trimming and pile fabrics. Needle trades rush summer materials for quick delivery.
Seed prices in Toledo market prompt varied offers
Seed prices posted in Toledo on June 9 show cash wheat No 2 red at 1.89 to 1.91 per bushel. Clover seed cash 17.50 for October 16.95 December 15.50. Alsike Anguat 13.75. Timothy cash 3.80 September 4.20.
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Toledo
Ohio
Alsike
Timothy
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Ware Valley Grocery
Little War Creek Coal Co
H. Mead Coal Co
Milami Fork Coal and Land
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Hontas Fuel Co
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Red Ash Coal Co
Brokan 9 Power Co
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King Hardware Co
Paul Supply Co
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Discount Corp
West Virginia
Orrange and Discount Corp
Neves Notpolkawesien
Moone
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Shenan
Gov’t Bonds
Moses Hyman
Welch, W. Va
Automobile
Jones
Smith
Citizens’ Underwriters Agency
Ray Evans
Peery Building
Call
Jack Madigan
Tempermental
Eekly Clarioc
Stanley
Monte Histo Park Cemetery
E. K. Bailey
E. C. Dunning
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Commercial Bank
Bluefield, W. Va
Brosser
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Ott's Grocery
Missus Ott
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Bluefield National
BuveEerie Vyp
W.va
First National Bank
Bluefield
Consultus
Community Loan Company
Bland Street
W. C. Neikirk
Secy & Treas
Isaac T. Mann
James Elwood Jones
A. J. McPride
Hhwbert C. L. Alexander
Thomas F. Farreh
Secretary of Navigation
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Pocahontas
Great Lakes
Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated
Mt Narcant
PFC ‘Trade Boat
Risea Vartow
BECO
Ted
Virginia
Broadway
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Norfolk
van Wincinnate
Traction
Maine
Pocahontas Wharf
Moulton
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