New York Stock Exchange Quotation Summary
Abbott, Proctor and Paine members update on the New York Greek Exchange and other principal exchanges. 37 Raleigh, Ot 4ames & Mann, Manager Prone 1800.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1939
Page
11
Abbott, Proctor and Paine members update on the New York Greek Exchange and other principal exchanges. 37 Raleigh, Ot 4ames & Mann, Manager Prone 1800.
Sell pressure rose in late trading as leaders fell by minor fractions more than 2 points. U S governments opened down but losses remained limited until the final hour. Total sales of new bonds at face value compared with 4 421 200 the day before.
Public notices detail two divorce actions in the Mercer County Circuit Court. Woodrow Wolfe is a non resident and must appear within one month to protect his interests in the case seeking custody and maintenance of Victoria. Joseph Gilmer is also a non resident, ordered to appear within one month to safeguard his rights in the divorce and general relief sought.
Notice of dissolution of Providence Hospital a West Virginia corporation adopted June 1 1999 by stockholders. Resolution authorizes surrender of corporate franchises payment of debts and distribution of remaining assets pro rata to stockholders after publication requirements. Signed by M P Rogers.
The notice states the county will meet on an unspecified June day in 1919 to review a matter involving a local authority. It names Loeb as the contact and references a slot day in 1938, with unclear details about the purpose and participants.
New York June 15 Major currencies declined amid panicked mid European and Far Eastern political news. Closing rates show Britain at 4.687’s, Canadian and European currencies down with varied figures across countries and markets. The report notes cautious trading in response to global events.
Agricultural prices list moderate apple stone potatoes steady to modestly higher with various grades and regions cited. Old stocks and new stock prices noted for Green Mountains, Pennsylvania Ruralis, Alabama Bliss Triumphs, and other varieties. Eggs, cheese, and poultry hold steady with no major changes.
Chicago grain markets opened lower as Wheat slipped after a Kansas production estimate and Canada crop conditions. Corn and oats edged down while rye and lard declined, following an early high. The day closed near session lows with Wheat off about a percent.
AP dispatch from Toledo notes grain on track with quotes for wheat at 74 to 75 cents, No 2 red 73 to 74 cents, oats 35 to 36, and No 3 white 33 to 35 cents. In store and transit prices show wheat 5 to 6 cents above quotation. Corn soybeans and hay unchanged.
New York reports a worst relapse amid heavy trading and volume. Leaders fall more than two points with several pockets around seven as traders digest bearish crop estimates and renewed East Asia tensions. Transfers total 7 710, while hopes for tax reform and railway legislation offer a tentative offset.
The report lists varied poultry pricing including Egge 23,566 with mixed colors and whites, resale premiums, and regional quality grades for ducks and eggs. It notes standards, firsts and seconds, mids and heavies, and nearby and midwestern markets with several percentage figures.
Chicago livestock markets show 8 000 hogs for sale with tops at 6 65 for 180 250 lb classes. Steer and heifer lines show gains with top 10 60 for good packing steers and 9 50 for best heifers. Lambs and sheep stay strong to steady with natives rising to around 9 7 10.00 for packer bids and ewes easing from 3 25.
Baltimore June 15 cattle sale prices show good steers around 8.50 to 9.00 per hundredweight with tops near 11.00 for spring stock. Sows traded 4.80 to 5.30, fat bucks about 9.00, and plain to medium quality cattle ranged from 6.60 to 9.00. spring stock strong at top end.
New York June 15 AP London cables confirm reports the world sugar council will raise prices. Deals of 6,250 tons saw July and September futures up 2 to 5 pence. May prices closed around 4.45 to 4.50.
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