Markets End Rally With Sharp Profit Taking on Dollar Strength
New York June 13 1933 heavy selling at the close followed a dollar rally as traders booked profits. Wheat and rye slipped from earlier highs while cotton and bonds eased. Steel and rail shares fluctuated with utilities weak and major names like American Telephone Allied Chemical and Du Pont among the decliners amid 6,904 540 shares traded.
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New York
Dollar Exchange
American Telephone
Case
American Sugar
National Distillers
Allied Chemical American Can
du Pont
North American
Consolidated Gas
Public
New Jersey
Sears Oebuck
Apg U
Ralls
Union Pacific
Bond Market Sees Mixed Rally as Stocks Weaken
United States government securities and foreign obligations rallied in trading today while other sectors showed an irregular downtrend. Weak stock markets and a stronger dollar influenced speculative loan groups, with federal issues reflecting the recent market tone.
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New York
United States
Hancock Investments Chooses Power Compact at Market
C B Hancock Investments selects Appalachian Electric Power Compact as preferred with Cities Service common, market close reported on June 18 at 5 percent.
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C. B. Hancock Investments
Bryan Kemp and Company Telephone 800 NY quotations
The record lists Bryan Kemp and Company at West Virginian Hotel Building in Bluefield West Virginia with James and Mann as managers and notes membership in the New York Stock Exchange and related exchanges including New York Cotton New York Curb Exchange Chicago Board of Trade and Richwood Stock Exchange.
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New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton “the
New York Curb Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Richwood Stock Exchange
Heavy Treasury Short-Term Offering Drives Subscriptions
Heavy oversubscription of the treasury's $1,000,000,000 short term offering and belief that the reserve system will continue its steady open market purchases. Heavy trading in some secondary divisions raises total sales to $16,132,000 par value, from yesterday's $13,103,060. The 60 domestic corporate bonds averaged a loss of two tenths.
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Treasury
Foreign exchange rates quoted for major currencies
New York June 13 report shows demand and cable rates for Britain France and Italy. It lists many nation currencies with buy and cable values, plus nominal notes and cross rates for Tokyo Shanghai Hong Kong and regional references.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Government bonds steady as profit taking weighs on markets
New York reports government bonds closing mixed with gains for some issues and declines for others. Traders blame profit taking by eastern holders and agriculture concerns over crop advances affecting commodity prices. Wheat, corn, and oats show losses while provisions vary, with rice down.
Grain values ease as selling limits advances in Chicago
Wheat and rye hit fresh highs briefly but average grain prices declined as augmented selling countered advances. Traders faced persistent pressure, with gains slipping back during most sessions in Chicago on June 18.
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Chicago
Money Rates Steady in New York as Markets Open
Call money in New York on June 13 remained steady at 1 percent all day. Time loans held at 60 to 90 days at 1 1/4 percent, 4 to 5 months at 1 0/1 percent, and 5 to 6 months at 1 1/4 percent. Prime commercial paper unchanged at 1 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged.
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New York
Treasury receipts and expenditures for June 10
Treasury receipts for June 10 were 9,181,424.48 dollars, expenditures 9,605,688.42, balance 279,647,386.98. Custom duties for ten days of June amounted to 7,498,177.52 dollars. Brazilian crab spiders have legs that span nearly 6 feet in diameter, with bodies rarely exceeding two inches in length.
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Washington
Treasury
Butter Prices Slip in Chicago Market Report
A terse Chicago market note shows a sequence of price figures and percentages for butter with no clear context, listing percentages and numbers such as 98, 22, 214, 91, 21, and 90. The fragment mentions centralization and varied percentages around 80 to 89 percent in mid June.
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Chicago
Rubber casing shipments show April rise and March dip
New York report shows April pneumatic casings at 3,123,494 units, up 53.3 percent from March but 11.2 percent lower than a year ago. March figures for total shipments reach 3,653,948, a 75 percent rise from February and 1.2 percent below April 1932. Electric Auto-Lite directors take no action on quarterly common dividend of 30 cents. payment for previous quarter deferred until June meeting. A regular 1.75 dollar preferred dividend is declared, payable July 1 to stockholders of record June 23.
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New York
The
Rubber Manufacturers Association, Inc
Electric Auto-Lt Company
Market Curb Activity Slips with Utilities Dragging
New York stocks closed with heavy curb market losses as leaders fell 2 to 4 points. Utilities retreated from prior gains while Electric Bond and Share fell 4 points and United Light and Power preferred declined nearly as much. Newmont edged lower as mining paused and total volume near 1.28 million shares.
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New York
United Light and Power Convertible Preferred
Humber Oj
Gulf and Standard Ot
Indiana
Newmont
Grain Prices and Grade Quotes at Toledo Market
Toledo grain prices June 13 show No 2 red Wheat at 75 cents and No 1 red at 76 cents. Corn No 2 yellow 44 cents, No 3 yellow 43 cents. Date white 29 cents for No 2, 29 for No 3. Grain in store transit billing attached. wheat 4 percent above track quotations. corn 44 percent above. oats 3 above. Seeda unchanged.
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Toledo
Seeda
Sugar Prices Slip as Markets Quiet in New York
Sugar futures fell 5 points to 3.35 while the market for refined sugar held steady at 4.60. July through May contracts moved modestly higher, with September at 1.39 and May at 1.57, amid thin activity and draws against old contracts.
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New York
Produce prices and market notes from Pittsburgh auction
June prices list for produce with New York and Maine items. Apples and russets show steady demand with prices per basket and 100 lb sacks. Potatoes, butter and eggs quoted with nearby receipts and quality scores.
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New York
Ben Davis
Maine
Green Mountains
North Carolina
Fresh extra firsts and regional receipts update
Regional market report notes fresh extra firsts numbers 12449 13 for hennery white extras 14 15 in southern Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky current receipts 9 percent. Cheese and poultry prices remain unchanged in the latest update.
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Hennery
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Chicago Market Live Stock Prices Report
Hog offerings total 27 000 with direct enclosed hogs and lighter weights trading around 4 85 to 4 50 per cwt. Cattle and calves show steady to uneven trends with fed steers and yearlings mostly steady, vealers and stockers weak to mixed, bulls and cows under pressure. Lambs and sheep offer varied prices with best loads near 8 65 and bulk to packers around 7 75 to 8 00 per cwt.
Baltimore cattle, hogs, and lambs market report June 13
Baltimore livestock prices show steady to higher trends across cattle hogs sheep and calves. Cattle ranges include good to choice at 6.75 6.00 for steers and 3.50 3.75 for cows. hogs steady with heavies 4.55 5.20. lambs 7.75 8.16. calves 5.25 and 3.50 for grade ranges.
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Market Report Pittsburgh hogs and cattle prices
June 18 market notes show hogs 130 to 160 pound lights at 4.25 to 5.10, slaughter pigs 3.65 to 4.26, sows 3.25 to 4.00. Cattle at stable to slightly higher with steers 5.85 to 6.65, cows 4.00 to 4.00, bulls 3.50 to 3.90. Calves weak to steady with 4.50 to 6.50 for good and choice. lambs 7.25 to 8.50, yearlings 4.25 to 6.59.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
Pittsburgh
Jersey City Livestock Market Report June 13
Jersey City stock market notes vealers and calves 1,620 total direct 1,440. Vealers steady to weak better grades 5.50 6.00 few 6.50. southerns bid sharply lower. Calves nominal. Sheep and lambs 10,750 including 8,810 direct. Market steady best lambs 8.50 8.75 bucke 1.00 less, mature ewes 3.00 down. Hogs 1,540 incl 1,410 direct. market steady tops 5.00.
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N. J
Lancaster Livestock Market Report June 18
Lancaster, June 18. Cattle market slow with beef steers and yearlings about steady to yesterday. Bulls steady. Stockers and cutters about steady. Trade activity mixed as buyers evaluate cattle quality and readiness for market weeks.
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Lancaster
Livestock Price Report Shows Steady Market Tones
Feeder prices indicate steady supply with aloe categories listed as 4.50 to 5.50 for most grades and 5.50 to 6.00 for good and choice. Tapes 237 show steady activity and top dealers for hogs 53, slic 4, steady, weights 160 to 220 pounds at 5.75. Sheep at 69 steady with choice lambs at 8.25 and 50.
NY Poultry Prices and Grades Report
New York poultry market report dated June 13 shows egg prices varied by grade from First to Dirties with totals around 11 to 16 percent for various categories. White and brown eggs mix with sections for storage packed and premium markets. live poultry and fowls notes indicate some price movements while dressed poultry remains weak.
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New York
Trade Trend shows 1933 aviation output peak despite military engines
In April 1933 aircraft and engines topped prior monthly production except for military engines. Ninety-one planes valued at 1 681 055 and ninety three engines valued at 1 687 303 were produced. Chemical iodide preparations rose 20 to 35 cents per pound due to crude material costs. Men's wear mills plan increases in suitings top coatings and overcoatings with yard-price rises of 7 to 10 cents.
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