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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1938
Page
9
Chicago livestock markets show hogs at steady to plus ten with top at 9.15 and most weights priced between 8.60 and 9.15. Cattle and calves mixed with fat cows mostly 5.75 to 6.25, vealers top 9.50, bulls unchanged. Sheep offerings weak with native spring lambs 9.65 to shippers and bulk 9.15 to 9.50 for packers.
Government bonds trading in New York reflect final Treasury values and farm meeting results. The report lists Treasury 2s and related securities with closing figures and notes on Fed Farm meetings and Home Ownership loans.
Washington Columbus Huffman of Princeton Mercer West Virginia seeks a full discharge from all debts under bankruptcy acts. The petition asks the court to grant discharge with exceptions as provided by law, notice set for July 2, 1938 in Bluefield.
New York poultry prices show gains and steady levels across fresh and frozen categories. Live and freight markets list broilers, rocks, fowls, leghorn, turkeys, ducks and eggs with varying per pound or per dozen figures. recent drops and irregular express prices noted for chickens and Reds.
Pittsburgh market notes indicate moderate demand for produce on June 10 with apples and potatoes near steady. Apple varieties show small bid ranges between 1.00 and 2.65 per bushel or crate, while No 1 stock sacks for North Carolina Cobblers range 1.65 to 1.85. Butter prices firm with various score levels, eggs and poultry listed with modest movements.
In New York on June 10 cotton markets moved higher with a warming trend boosting summer wash sales. Cotton yarns were slow, silk steady, burlap quiet, and overall prices displayed a hardening tendency under warm weather.
Abbott Proctor and Paine furnish New York Stock Exchange quotations. Contact James E. Mann at 507 Raleigh St for information. Manager: James E Mann. Phone: 1800.
U S government issues and utility liens dominated buying in today s bond market. Rails retreated with fractions around a point higher at the close. Vanadium 5s at 86 International Hydro Electric 65 at 69 Santa Fe 4s of 95 at 101 percent and other issues noted.
Slow to weak cattle trade on meager cow and bull supply with cutters and Bologna bulls down. Calves scarce with good grades around 9.50, hogs fairly active with 140 to 200 pound hogs at 9.35 to 6.60, sheep limited with few lambs 254 50 lower and ewes and wethers trading around 10.00 to 25.00, slaughter ewes scarce and steady.
New York June 10 The curb market reversed after a one day advance and closed lower led by modest losses in Aluminum Co International Petroleum and American Cyanamid with notable gains for Columbia Oil Gasoline Lake Shore Mines and Venezuela Petroleum. Lightning kills about one third of its direct strikes.
Market report notes decline in cotton and related shares as local and hedge investors seek better opportunities. Trading activity focuses on small caps and regional producers amid uncertain demand.
New York June 10 The stock market slid from the prior session with a general lower drift in prices. Transfers totaled 406 370 shares. the Associated Press average declined 0.5 point to 39.1. Major declines appeared in U S Steel and other names as investors awaited clearer signals on inflation.
Strong demand for power ling carries most foreign currencies higher against the dollar in active trading. Rates show Britain in dolars about 4.964, France around 2.78, Italy near 5.264, Belgium 16.95, Germany 40.23, Holland 55.34, Tokyo 28.90, Shanghai 19.00, Hongkong 30.90, and Montreal New York cross 98.78 percent.
Toledo Ohio June 10 grain and hay prices held steady with no changes reported by AP.
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