Bond market slips as steel strike mediated
New York June 17. Bond prices edged down slightly despite modestly improved Wall Street sentiment after a federal board was appointed to mediate the steel strikes. Government issues closed higher on balance. Minor gains appeared for a few issues including Alleghany Stamped 5s and Southern Pacific 4s, with notable declines for Baltimore and Ohio 4/28, Southern Pacific 4s, and Southern Railway 4s.
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Chicago LiveStock Prices Standings June 17 Report
Chicago market notes show hogs 9 000 head with direct sales 3 500. hogs at 10 higher than Wednesday, top 11.40 for 300 lb, packing sows steady to higher. Cattle 5 000, calves 1 500. fed steers and yearlings strong, top 14 50 at 1 104 lb, grassers soft, beef cows up to 7 15, vealers 8 00 9 00. Sheep 11 000 with direct 10 000. spring lambs steady to higher, top 12 35 to killers, yearlings 12 00 25, ewes 2 50 4 50.
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Grain prices and rates on track in Toledo
Grain on track with a 2434 rate basis. Wheat prices listed for No 1 red and No 2 red. No 2 white and other grain notes. Meats prices for No 1 white and No 2 white. hay mentioned with transit billing attached.
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Public notice and sale orders from Mercer County 1937
Legal notices announce a desertion based absolute divorce suit in Mercer County Chancery Case No. 1881, with defendant Paul H Bailey a non resident, plus a trustee sale by Jerome Katz trustees on June 26 1937 at 10 am at Bluefield front door for lots 10 and 11 in Hearn Addition Princeton.
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Baltimore Livestock Market Report Sees Mixed Activity
Cattle totals reach 650 with 225 holdovers as overalls show steady to strong prices for steers yearlings and stock cows. Hogs advance with several weight brackets gaining. sheep and lambs steady with good and choice trucked in stock earning around 12.00 50. Trading paused for Independence Day observance on July 5.
Pittsburgh Produce Prices and Demand Report
The Pittsburgh AP report notes moderate demand for produce with no apples quoted. Potatoes show weakness with 35 cars, North Carolina Cobblers at 1.25 to 1.40 and 1.25 to 1.60 for South Carolina Cobblers, California Whites at 1.90 to 2. Barrels of North Carolina Cobblers 2.00 to 2.25. Butter unsettled with nearby tub prices around 92, standards 30 to 12, cheese and poultry steady to mixed.
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Sugar Market Holds Steady as Futures Move
Raw sugar in New York remained at 3.45 cents a pound while refined sugar stayed at 4.50 for fine granulated. Futures showed activity with some reactions signaling trader interest amid steady spot quotes.
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New Fee Measures Shown for Live Poultry Prices
New York poultry items show live poultry by freight weak with mixed color fowls and old roosters at varied prices. Dressed poultry and eggs hold inconsistent price levels across categories with eggs reported at 21 686 and steady.
Curb Market Rises On Steel Strike Mediation News
New York June 17 AP reports curb market gains as sentiment improves after the federal mediation board appointment to assess steel strike factors. Technicolor up 2 at 26 percent, American Gas and Electric 1 to 30, Aluminum Co of America 1 to 135, Cord Corp 1 to 2, Great Atlantic and Pacific 1 to 86. Total trades 245000 versus 178000.
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W C Fields Appeals After Losing California Verdict
Hollywood comedian W C Fields plans an appeal after a Riverside Superior Court ruling in favor of Dr. Jesse Citron who sued for 12 000 for unpaid medical bills. Citron testified he treated Fields for 25 days in June and July 1936. Fields contended his methods delayed recovery and sought 25 000 damages.
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Sales Manager Bets Big on Cameras and TV Selling
A sales manager outfits sixty salesmen with cameras and requires photos for reports. He foresees television becoming a key tool, letting him view customers from New York while a reporter in Brownsville talks to a customer and monitors conditions in California. This marks a shift toward modern, image driven selling that could challenge the traditional alibi salesman.
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Cotton goods markets quiet as prices ease and rayon yarns rise
In New York on June 17, cotton goods markets were quiet with prices easing while rayon yarns showed demand. Raw silk prices held steady and tropical worsted and other summer fabrics remained steady or quiet. Separately, skilled arrowheads, among the most expert found in the United States, were unearthed in San Diego County, California.
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Steels Swing Up On Peage Move
Federal mediation board appointment sparks rally in market leading issues. Steel stocks rise as investors weigh potential policy shifts and the impact on steelmakers and related industries. Strong entities include Federal Mediation Board and steel firms navigating price, demand, and global supply dynamics.
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Market Brightens as Steel Rally Lifts Leaders on June 17
Trading opened with a federal mediation effort lifting steel and other stocks, turning early losses into gains though many issues remained in arrears at the close. Volume reached 1,259,100 shares as U. S. Steel led a list of movers while the broader market showed mixed results.
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Chicago Wheat Prices Rebound After Late Day Rally
Chicago grain reports a late day reversal lifting wheat futures about 3 percent from earlier lows after Canadian rains. Prices closed mixed with corn and oats moving modestly, while soybeans and provisions showed fractional changes.
2 B. Hancock Broker and Electric Power Co
2 B Hancock broker and Electric Power Co paid $6.00 by local stocke ang.
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