Oil and stock markets rally amid easing money, oil output drop
New York stocks rose as oil shares led gains after the American Petroleum Institute reported a weekly crude output drop, the first in eight weeks. Texas Company surged to a two year high as other oil and gas issues climbed while utilities and industrials posted broad advances on supportive money conditions.
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New York
American Petroleum Institute
Texas Company
General Petroleum
Ol and Gas
Philips
Atlantic
Gulf and West Indies
Havana Electric
American
Federal Light and Traction
Virginia Railhway
West Penn Power
Maxwell Motors
Mack Truck
Dodge Brothers
United States Steel Corporation
American Can
American Locomotive
American Smelting
Dupont
International Nickel
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Tobacco Products
Western Union
Steel Common
Marine Preferred
American International Corporation
General Halfway Signal
American Type Founders
Commercial Solvents B
New York Steam Preferred
Pittsboro Steel
United Clear Stores
Woolworth
Rock Island
Kansas
Cit Southern
New York Central
Norfol Southern
Reading
Maryland
Government bonds close steady on New York market
United States government bonds ended trading in New York with Liberty issues quoted around 101.3 for Liberty Street, 102.2 for Liberty First 4 48, 101.14 for Liberty Second 4%, and 102.30 for Liberty Third and Fourth 4s. Treasury 4s marked 107.18.
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New York
United States
Liberty Stes
Liberty First
Liberty
Treasury
Pocahontas
One Tas Fuel Company, Incorporated
Virginia
Broadway
Main St
Boston
Mass
Board of Rorpole
Cincinnati
Ohio
Maine
Pocahontas Wharf
Moulton
Bluefield
West Virginia
Bedford
Hillman Street
Bonds Demand Surges for U S Government Obligations
An un sustained demand for United States government obligations moves virtually all issues to the year’s end.
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New York
United States
Automobile Insurance Services Ad
Citizens' Underwriters Agency offers tailored automobile insurance to fit individual needs. Manager Ray Evans invites inquiries at the Veery Building and urges clients to see what savings can be achieved on premiums.
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Jones
Smith
Citizens’ Underwriters Agency
Ray Evans
Veery Building
Call Zvi
Orleans Public Service Bonds Planned By Dillon Read
Orleans Public Service will issue 56 per cent thirty year bonds tomorrow through Dillon Read and Company at 95. Proceeds will fund improvements and extensions.
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Orleans Public Service
Dillon, Read and Company
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York market
Foreign exchange prices held firm in New York on June 11 with demand and cable rates given for Great Britain France Italy and other nations. Quotes covered Europe Americas and Asia with a long list of currencies including Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland and more.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Csecho- Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Call Money Rates and Timings in New York Trading
Call money easier with high 3 percent and low 3 percent, ruling rate 54 percent, closing bid 3 percent, offers at 4 percent. Last loan 3 percent, call loans against acceptances 3 percent. Time loans steady with mixed collateral for 60 to 90 days at 3 percent, 4 to 6 months at 3 to 4 percent, prime commercial paper at 3 to 4 percent.
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New York
Chicago Livestock Prices Report June 20
Cattle receipts total 9,000 with better grades of fed steers selling 10 to 15 cents higher. Top matured steers brought 11.00 per hundredweight with 1,442 to 1,627 pound averages. 1,105 pound bullocks to 11.10. Hogs receipts 30,000 opened lower then active, most underweights 25 cents higher. 140 to 160 pound butchers 10.76 to 11.50, top 12.95. packing sows around 10.80.
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Chicago
Texas
Market report on lambs sheep and hogs prices
Bulk strong weight hogs at 10.50 to 11.00. Shippers hold over above 11,000. Sheep receipts 12,000. Fat lambs and yearlings steady. cull lambs weak to 25 cents lower. Idaho lambs six doubles 16.00 straight. five doubles 16.00 with light sort. Native bulk desir able 16.50 to 15.75. Heft culls 10.50. Yearling wethers 13.76 average 86 pounds. Loads 13.50. Heavies down to 11.50. Odd fat sheep 6.00 to 6.50. heavies 4.00 to 4.50.
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Shippers
Idaho
Butter market reports from New York and Chicago June 11
New York receipts total 12 573 pounds with creamery and extras quoted high. Fresh gathered grades show mixed 88 91 scores and varying prices. Chicago market steady with 92 score butter at 424 to 44 cents, trading quiet as dealers hold 92 scores firmly.
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New York
Hennery
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Dry Goods Market Signals Setup for Spring Price Stabilization
New York on June 11 reports a moderate demand for wide print cloths at 9 percent cents for spots of 38 and 64 by 60s. Wash fabrics in fine yarns with printed effects sold for immediate delivery. Domestics quiet, small fancies for 1926 in silk and rayon. Raw silk easier with small transactions. Early openings in wool goods expected to stabilize prices for the new season.
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New York
Stocks Bonds and Ovals Property Resources Listing
A garbled listing of companies includes Ryers Rock Co Coke Co Bank of Wyoming Mullens Carland Development Pocahontas Coal Coal Co Mead Coral Co Red Ash toad Co West Virginia banking and hardware firms with scattered monetary figures such as 165.00 90.00 175.00 205.00 65.00 25.00 122.5 115.00 312.50 125.00.
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Ryers Rock Co. and Coke Co
Bank of Wyoming
Mullens Carland Development Co
Tikhorn Valley Grocery Co
War Creek Coal Co
Mead Coral Co
Land Co
Pocahontas Coal Land Oo
Oyhontas Fuel Co
Yemfer Red Ash Toad Co
Ceton Power T’e
Comerling Hardware Co
Wool industry warns slows orders for fall goods
The garment producers association received a warning from its president to go slow until Industry investigators report to the governor. This has caused hesitation in Macine over further orders for wool silk and other fall cutting materials.
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Garment Producers’ Association
Wool Market Steady with Firmer Fleece Wools
Boston traders report steady wool business with fleece wools firmer. Delaines reach 53c grease, about 1.32 per pound cleaned at 60 percent shrinkage. Hecht combines and blood combings rise to 6c and 4+1/2c, while East India wools show strength at Liverpool with three eighths blood combings at 49c and quarter blood combings at 45c.
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Boston
Hecht
Liverpool
Sugar market quiet as prices hold at 440 duty paid
In New York on June 11 the raw sugar market was quiet with no business done and prices steady at 440 duty paid. Raw sugar futures showed little movement amid thin activity.
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New York
Sugar market steady after late rally in interest
Prices for active positions eased two to three points amid selling by houses with Cuban and European ties. Near the close a partial rally on covering left July at 2.70, September 2.84, December 2.93, March 2.95. Refined sugar held at 5.56 to 6.70 for fine granulated as new business remained light with continued strong withdraw demand.
Wheat futures ease on rains and crop reports
In Chicago on June 11 the wheat market fell as rains in Canada and domestic spring wheat states plus the Canadian crop report influenced prices. July wheat closed at 1.62 1/2 a bushel and September at 1.59 1/2 a bushel, with corn showing a slight gain and oats also advancing.
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Chicago
Canada
Market Moves Show Mixed Changes Across Provisions
The report notes varying provisions with declines from 10 cents to advances up to 35 cents. It highlights fluctuating terms and diverse adjustments across sectors as markets respond to shifting pressures.
Seed prices in Toledo market report
SEED Toledo Ohio June 11 Wheat No 2 red 1 85 1 87 Cloverseed cash 17 35 October 18 85 bid December 15 60 bid Alsike on 14 00 bid Timothy cash 89 September 4 20
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Toledo
Ohio
Alsike
Timothy
Poultry market rates in New York steady
Live poultry remained steady with transactions reported in New York on June 11. Prices noted include dressed poultry at 34 to 45 cents per pound and chickens at 34 to 45 cents, with roosters and other lots priced by freight or express at 16 to 30 cents.
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New York
Express
Perfume Bottle Tragedy Claims Mrs Matthews Life
Mrs Agnes R. Matthews drank from a perfume bottle beside a gin bottle on her bureau and fell unconscious, dying shortly after in Chicago. Police report the incident as an accidental poisoning with perfume and alcohol.
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Chicago
Agnes R.matthews
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