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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1930

Page

12

Wall Street Dives After Margin Liquidation Push

Unloading of weakened margin accounts sent stock prices skidding in one of the year’s sharpest breaks. About 4.65 million shares traded, with U S Steel hitting a new low for the year as utilities and rail stocks slumped. Banks stood on the sidelines as some support emerged for key issues amid broad declines.

New York U. S. Steel Bears American Telephone Netroit Edison American Power and Light Western Union Electric Power and Light Laclede Gas American Underwood-Elliott- Fisher Westinghouse Johns-Manville Auburn Auto Houston Oil J. I. Case Peoples Gas American Machine Foundry Vanadium Fastman Kodak Ingersoll Rand Manhattan State Attorney General's Office Bethlehem Steel Studebaker Nash Motors Hudson Motors Checker Cab Pullman Baldwin Locomotive St. Paul Lackawanna Northern Pacific Baltimore & Ohio Rock Island Wabash Missouri-Kans-Texas Columbia Graphaphone

Call Money Steady in New York Market

Call money remains steady at 3 percent all day in New York. Time loans show stability for 30 to 90 days with rates around 3 percent, while prime commercial paper remains unchanged and bankers' acceptances hold firm.

New York

Unclear figures listed in fragmented data

The fragment shows multiple time frames and percentages: 30 days 214 2 percent 60 90 days 24 percent 21 percent 4 months 2 percent 2 4 5 6 months 21g 2 percent. No coherent event or subject is identifiable.

Bond Market Averages Show Lapse Amid Stock Liquidation

New York traders focused on convertible and warrant issues as high grade liens fell. Stock privilege issues led turnover, many losing a fraction to over two points. Investment bonds moved listlessly with narrow gains and losses. Government bonds remained firm with Liberty issue highs for the year. Call money held at 3 percent.

New York United States

Bond Market Mixed as Governments Rally and Treasuries Jump

Trading showed little change in money rates from Saturday while oil bonds drew strong demand among industrials. The foreign list mixed with gains in some German municipals and a firm close boosted three Liberty issues to new 1930 highs as banks bought governments, with Liberty 3s at 100.23 and 4% issues around 102.17 and a sharp Treasury 4146 rise.

Treasury

Foreign exchange rates and international demand figures

New York June 9 lists irregular foreign exchange quotes with Great Britain at 4.85 11/16 dollars, France at 3.923/16, Italy at 65.23 percent, and various country demands including Belgium 13.95 and Germany 23.84 percent. Additional cites include Argentina 38.00 and Brazil 11.67 with Tokyo Shanghai 38.06 and Montreal noted.

New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia Austria Rumania Argentine Brazil Tokyo Ab Shanghai Montreal

Government Bonds Closing Prices Report

United States government bonds closed with Liberty 346. 100.23 First 434s at 102.00, Fourth 4%s at 102.17, Treasury 4% at 113.4, Treasury 4s at 108.27, Treasury 3% at 101.14. Market notes indicate steady activity in New York trading on June 9.

Britis Therma Pocahontas Pocahontas Fuel Company, Incorporated Virginia United States Broadway New York Liberty Treasury

Flour Prices Steady in New York Market

New York reports flour at barely steady levels in early June trading as buyers and sellers assess supply and demand dynamics.

New York

Poultry and Eggs Prices in New York Market Report

New York prices for dressed poultry show various categories with fresh and frozen options. Live poultry values include broilers and turkeys by express, while eggs list numerous quality grades and color assortments with quoted ranges.

Pittsburgh Produce Market Report Unclear Fruit and Veg Prices

Pittsburgh Produce Market Report shows demand moderate with carloads of apples, cabbage, onions, potatoes and other produce quoted across various origins. Prices listed include New York ruffets, Baldwins and Mississippi crates, Texas yellows, Maine Green Mountains, and regional items with scores and measures.

Pittsburgh New York Ben Davis New York Baldwins Mississippi Tennessee Texas Maine Green Mountains South Carolina

Market report of dairy poultry and meat prices

Readable price list shows dairy cheeses from New York full cream mild to sharp at 26 to 32. Poultry items include live heavy hens 24, broilers 30 to 36, leghorns 16 to 28, and ducks 15 to 24. For dressed meat the hog at 35 and fresh killed full dressed hens at 40 are listed.

New York Hennery Brown Hennery Pacific Coast

Sugar market steady with little trading in New York

Raw sugar remained quiet with no reported sales and unchanged spot prices at 3.27 duty paid. Futures closed mostly unchanged with small gains and limited approximate sales of 16,800 tons. No. 2 contract saw no activity, while refined sugar kept the 4.50 level until further notice despite last week’s 10 point advance to 4.60 being postponed.

New York

Chicago Grain Market Gains On New Building Optimism

Chicago wheat rose 11 1 2 cents to the day’s top on optimism over the Board of Trade building and export activity from North America. Corn advanced 3/4 to 1/2 cent, oats up 4 4 10 cents, while provisions held steady to 2 cents higher amid broader securities setbacks.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade North America United States Canada

Cotton goods show slight weakening in gray division bids

New York on June 9 reports cotton goods weakening on lower bids in the gray division. Finished goods of seasonal character sold off in some lines while burlaps stayed quiet due to large shipments ahead of April. Fall men’s wear suitings receive moderate orders. tropicals and silk goods sell moderately.

New York

Grain prices in Toledo market report

Toledo market prices list agricultural commodities for June 9 with values for Wheat Corn Oats Barley Rye and forage seeds. Prices shown include futures and cash quotes with multiple delivery months and quality grades.

Toledo

Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report June 9

Hogs 3,200 steady with Saturday average across grades from heavies at 9.75 10.50 to lights at 10.25 10.85. cattle 1,499 slow with most classes down. calves 1,650 steady with vealers up to 12.00. sheep 3,250 lambs 580 lower, other classes steady, good and common grades listed with price ranges.

Pittsburgh Celt KY

Chicago Livestock Market Report Close Trade Slumps Across Classes

Chicago livestock sales show Hogs 20 to 25 lower with top at 10.50 and ships around 10.35. Cattle and calves also weaken with dull, uneven trade. fed steers 12.75 to 13.75, cows 5.50 to 9.75, bulls 6.00 to 9.00, vealers in good to choice condition unsettled.

Chicago

Hancock Investments and City Service close at market values

Fragmented OCR lists several Bluefield West Virginia entities including C B Hancock Investments and Cities Service Co with figures such as 7.00, 50.00, 100.00, 75.00 and 120.00 at market. Mentions Pocahontas Fuel Tug River Lumber Majestic Collieries and Appalachian Electric Power among listed stocks with June 9 closing notes.

Neenely Industrial Bullder. CO Rakeieeerey Ark Natural Gas Cnta Indian Territory Uminatl Ol “Av Monte-Vista Park Cemetery Asko Essees Majestic Collieries Co Pocahontas Fuel Tug River Lumber Co Appalachian Electric Power Illumination O

Market Report on Stocker Cattle and Sheep Feeds

The note lists prices for stocker and feeder steers and sheep including fat natives and lambs. It shows varied quotes from 6.75 to 13.00 for different weight grades and qualities with several ranges and references to common and medium categories.

Wall Street Briefs: New Financing for Power and Gas Firms

New financing of 10 million dollars via 100 000 no par cumulative 6 preferred stock priced at 100.59 yields about 5.95 percent. RB Williams says Cooper-Bessemer expands Mt. Vernon Ohio and Grove City Pa plants adding 250000 dollars in equipment. Columbia Gas extends common stock deposit for United exchange. Philippe Petroleum to build its 49th natural gasoline plant in Hobbs field Lea County New Mexico costing about 750000 dollars with 40000000 cubic feet of gas daily and 50000 gallons of natural gasoline daily.

New York Electric Power and Light Company RB. B. Williams Cooper - Bessemer Corporation Mt. Vernon Ohio Grove City Phillipe Petroleum Company Hobbs Field Lea County New Mexico

West Virginia Briefs Summary

Martinsburg death by suicide of 25 year old Chaney in Baltimore noted. Clarksburg bus line to open Wednesday between Clarksburg and Washington DC. Grafton Evening Press makes first appearance. Charleston canoe death after morning flirtation involving 23 year old Crookebanks and an unidentified girl. Romney and Keadle file for Democratic nominations in 1st and 5th districts. Williamson committee named for funeral of Robert F Kidd. Charleston tax official sues to interpret gross cases tax on undertakers. Morgantown unidentified man found in Deckers Creek today.

Martinsburg William F. Chaney Baltimore Clarksburg Clarksbura Washington, D. C Grafton Grafton Evening Press Democratic Daily Charleston Charles Crookebanks Robert L. Romney Follawsbee R. L. Keadle Union Monroe County Williamson Mont & White Senate Robert F. Kidd T. C. Townsend Morgantown Deckers Creek Case Cade

Funeral Yesterday for Mrs G B Smith at Swords Creek

Funeral services were held at Swords Creek Virginia yesterday afternoon for Mrs G B Smith mother of Bert Smith of this city who died Saturday night after a prolonged illness. Mr Smith a chief clerk to Andy Morrissey chief dispatcher of the Pocahontas division of the Norfolk and Western railway was at her bedside when death occurred.

Swords Creek G. B. Smith Bert Smith

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