Market Slips Back Into Rut Of Past Two Weeks
New York stock prices weakened again as the market extended the two week slump. Copper and wheat declines, tariff bill debate, and sector selling pressed shares lower with many majors hitting multi year or four year lows. Copper exporters cut prices and European buyers' strike rumors weighed on non ferrous metals.
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New York
Copper Exporters, Inc
Anaconda
Phelps Dodce
St. Joseph Leach
Baltimore & Ohio
Atchison
Nickel Plate
Rock Island
International Telephone
U. S. Steel
American Can
American Telephone
Bethlehem Steel
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Johna-Manville
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Western Union
Radio and
National Biscuit
American Tobacco B
J. I. Case
Air Reduction
Worthington Pump
Eastman Kodak
Mohawk and Panther Residents Attend Weekend News
Local notes from Mohawk West Virginia list residents visiting relatives in Powhatan Bluefield Williamson Logan and Welch. People travel for conferences and visits while others attend gatherings such as a Pythian Sisters event.
Notice of Trustee's Sale in Bluefield West Virginia
Default on notes secured by a deed of trust led Mortgage Security Corporation of America to direct a trustee sale. On June 27 1930 at 11 00 am at the Law and Commerce Building Bluefield WV the lot in Bluefield Mercer County will be offered for cash. The property is part of Lot 8 Section 361 in City Map of Bluefield conveyed to Union Trust Company of Maryland and Fiat Top National Bank as trustees by deed dated November 1 1995 and recorded Mercer County.
Public sale of Bluefield land by trustee notice
Default on notes prompts a public sale offer by Mortgage Security Corporation America as holder. On June 27, 1980 at 10 30 in the forenoon the trustee will sell at the front door of the Law and Commerce Building Bluefield West Virginia a parcel described as part of Lot 2 Section 58 shown on the city map and conveyed to Union Trust Company of Maryland and Flat Top National Bank of Bluefield trustees by J G Ridinner and Harriet May Ridinner dated May 15 1926 and recorded May 27 1939 in Mercer County WV.
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Mortgage Security Corporation America
Law & Commerce
Bluefield
West Virginia
Mercer County
Cole Lene Avenue
Adams Street
Dearborn
Blue West Virginia
Sam
Union Trust Company of
Maryland
Flat Top National Bank of
Eer
J. G. Ridinner
Harriet May Ridinner
Bonds Steady as Utilities Lead Mixed Market Moves
New York on June 14 saw a quiet half day session with little change in listed bond prices. Pere Marquette 4146 rose about a half point while utilities advanced to their yearly high on improved demand for Northern Ohio Traction and Light. Reports of a pending merger were noted but not detailed.
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New York
Pere Marquette
Northern Ohio Traction and Light @s
Oil stocks lift bonds and bond issues climb
Transcontinental Oil and Ohio Oil rose as stock strength lifted their 6% bonds by 1 percentage point. International 4%48 fell 2% to a new year low. Light trading in U S Governments with irregular prices. Liberty 414 percent issues drew interest. Closing prices were irregular.
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Transcontinental Oil
Ohio
International
U. S
Liberty
Foreign Exchange Rates New York June 14
New York June 14 foreign exchanges show easy and varied rates for major currencies. Great Britain demand 4.85 percent and 60 day bills 4.83 percent. France demand 3.925/16 and 3.927/16 cables. Italy demand 65.23 percent with 5.23 percent on cables. Other listed demands include Belgium 13.9444 percent, Germany 23.8444, Norway 26.7544, Sweden 26.84, Denmark 26.74, Switzerland 19.37, Spain 11.78, Greece 1.2945, Poland 11.25, Czechoslovakia 2.96, Yugoslavia 1.76, Austria 14.11, Romania 59.14, Argentina 37, Brazil 11.25, Tokyo 49.37, Shanghai 87.25, Montreal 100.019/16.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
New York Market Brief Flour Steady in June Trade
In New York on June 14, flour markets showed only slight momentum with prices barely steady and trading subdued, reflecting cautious demand and limited supply as traders awaited clearer cues from the food sector.
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New York
Poultry and Egg Prices Steady in New York Market
New York on June 14 reports live and dressed poultry steady and eggs at 21 535 per unit. Mixed colors sold in regular packed lots with heavy, extra, and extra first grades. nearby hennery brown and other varieties quoted at 26 and 25 cents per unit respectively.
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New York
Hennery Brown
Butter Prices Rise Across the Board in Chicago Trading
Butter prices advanced half a cent across all scores in Chicago trade as demand surged yesterday and speculative buying continued today. Fresh 93 score listed at 334 percent, with scores from 92 to 87 showing multiday gains, while centralized butter at 90 score reached 3244 and 89, 88, 87 scores also up.
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Chicago
Grain price quotes from Toledo market report
Toledo market notes list futures and cash bids dated June 14. Wheat No 2 red 103, Corn No 2 yellow 82. Oats No 2 white 44. Barley No 2 60. Rye No 2 77. Cash and new October bids show 11.00.
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Toledo
Market Report From Pittsburgh Produce Prices June 14
Pittsburgh notes a weak apples market with 33 cars and 60 crates at 1.75. Onions steady with 32 cars, No 1 Texas bushel crates yellow 1.40 to 1.65 and white 1.75 to 2.00. Potatoes steady with 40 car lots, Maine Green Mountains 2.75 to 3.15, Carolina barrels 5.75 to 6.15, Bliss Triumphal 3.50, butter and cheese stable, poultry prices mixed with hens 23 to 24, broilers 7 to 43, ducks 16 to 24, turkeys 18 to 24, dressed poultry unchanged.
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Pittsburgh
Tennessee
Texas
Maine
Green Mountains
North
South Carolina
Mississippi
New York Cotton Goods Markets Quiet Amid Price Drops
In New York on June 14 the market for cotton goods was quiet and unchanged. Prices eased on print cloths and sheetings as cotton fell, while fine goods stayed quiet. Electrical yarns showed light activity, carded yarns remained quiet, and wool goods gained interest for the new season. Raw silk remained moderately busy with strong demand for later needs at low weekly prices. Burlap held steady with large stocks in New York and Calcutta. Bag manufacturing output ran below normal.
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New York
Calcutta
Market report from Pittsburgh on hogs and cattle
Pittsburgh notes hog prices across grades from medium to choice with heavies at 9.75 to 10.50 and packers at 8.00 to 8.75 for sows, while cattle receipts total 100 with steers and heavies valued around 11.25. Monday receipts withheld for market processing.
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Pittsburgh
Livestock Market Bid Quotes and Classifications
The document lists various bid ranges and classifications for cattle calves and hogs including good medium and common categories. It notes prices per head or per weight with figures like 11.75 or 9.00 and mentions categories such as yearling wethers ewes and milk fed stock.
Industrial activity and projects across states and nations
New York reports activity at 65 percent of capacity with a push to market the new electric weld pipe within six weeks while Youngstown sheet plant plans a higher tubular output. Niles Mahoning plant to suspend next week after operating at capacity. Anglo-Chilean orders three locomotive cranes for Chile’s Saturaro nitrate plant. Texas Gas Utilities reports 45 miles of 65 mile line near completion to deliver to Central Power and Light by July 1. London rubber stocks to rise about 1800 tons in weekly London and Liverpool reports.
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New York
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Youngstown
Niles
Mahoning Valley Steel Company
Anglo-Chilean Consolidated Nitrate Corporation
Browning Crane Company
Cleveland
Pedro Divaldivia Nitrate
Saturaro Nitrate Company
Chile
Texas Gas Utilities Company
Appalachian Gas Corporation
Eagle Pass
Texas
Central Electric Power
Central Power and Light Company
del Rio
London
New York Rubber Exchange
Liverpool
Auto deaths in 78 cities rise in April and May
Washington reports that during two four week periods in April and May, 78 large U S cities totaled 605 automobile deaths. The peak four week period recorded was 842 fatalities in October of last year.
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Washington
Hancock Investments bids in Bluefield and other notices
Company listings show Hancock Investments of Bluefield WV and Cities Service Co. bidding and posting notices at multiple locations including First National Bank Building Bluefield and Indian Territory. The notices reference securities such as $7.00 preferred and $50 closing values at market, with partial lines noting collieries and lumber interests and various regional entities.
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Bipenelg T Industrial Bulldng
Ark
Cities Serv
Indian Territory
Majestic Collieries Co
Pocahontas Fuel. Com
Tug River Lumber Co
Appalachian Electric Power
Grain prices crash as wheat falls below $1 at Chicago
Chicago grain markets see a broad collapse with wheat hitting 99 cents a bushel for the first time in 1930. Corn rye and oats also slide to new seasonal lows, rye dropping to its lowest since 1904, while wheat closes just above the day’s bottom and 14 2 3 cents below yesterday. Provisions mostly decline, with mixed movement across hogs and lards.
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Chicago
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Wes Warner Bros
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M. G. Thomason
Clara Stevenson
L. H. Hardin
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Jaeger
Lee Perdue
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Wall Street Briefs
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Bluefield, W.va
Chicago Grain
Meena James Elwood Jones
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Pocahontas Coal
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Pocahontas Fuel Company
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Board of Trade
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Traction Building
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Pocahontas Building
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Sandusky
Don
Moxey. Savon & Co., Ltd
Lime Street Square
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England
Henry Coe & Clerc
Piassi
Matteo
Geneva
Pocahontas Fuel Co., Inc
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