Irregular Stock Action Dampened by Low Volume in New York
Limited trading kept prices uneven amid a broad mix of gains and losses. Bullish moves led by U S Steel and other diversified issues contrasted with declines in rubber and oil shares amid price cut reports. Nickel Plate and Southern Pacific strength supported the market while tobacco stocks showed pool operation hints.
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New York
An &A
U. S
Stewart Warner
Colorado
General Asphalt
Atlantic Training
Tidewater
Pierce Oil
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Kelly Springfield Common
Chesapeake & Ohio
Southern Pacific
Gulf, Mobile
Northern
Reynolds BR
Shulte
Grain advances on Chicago market driven by wet weather
Chicago June 18 corn prices jumped as deliveries beat the season high and wheat rose on persistent rain. July corn 86 1-4 to 86 3-8 with strong close. May wheat at 1.16 1-2 to 1.16 5-8 and September 1.17 5-8 to 1.17 3-4. Futures moved amid varied bats and grain provisions fluctuated up to 12 5-8.
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Chicago
Bond Market News Shows Mixed Offerings And Gains
Bond trading returned to normal volume as North Carolina sold 2 million sixty day notes at around 2 1/2 percent and 10 million highway bonds at a 5 premium. New Jersey issues carried an 11 million premium totaling over 160 thousand. Railroad issues included Chicago and Northwestern and Soo Line notes, Frisco equipment bonds subscribed. Bank fund shifts moved from Liberty bonds to Federal land bank obligations as prices advanced.
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State of New Jersey
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Soo” Line
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Federal Land Bank
Local postal note from Bluefield West Virginia listing charges
A brief postal accounting snippet from Bluefield West Virginia shows amounts 1m 125.00 60.00 130.00 102.00 and a reference to FIRST CLASS MAIL.
Cotton goods market holds steady in gray goods division
New York reports a fairly steady gray goods market with more inquiry and higher sales in print cloths and sheetings. Yarns unchanged and dull. raw silk demand stronger but limited. jute yield good and burlap prices steady. wool goods quiet.
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New York
Gray Goods
Seed prices for wheat clover and timothy shown
June seed brief lists cash prices for wheat 1.19, clover 11.45 for October 12.50 and December 12.25, Alsike 10.25 cash August 11.10, Timothy 3.70 cash and 4.95 September 4.00 October.
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Timothy
Live Stock Market Report from Chicago
Cattle receipts 11 000 with feed steers uneven yet generally steady for week’s decline. yearlings numerous and dull. Hogs 31 000 mostly slow and steady with bulk 140 to 280 pounds at 4.00 to 6.00. sheep 9 000 fat lambs 50 cents lower, best fat sheep steady, bulk natives 14.50 to 15.00, cull natives 9.00, feeding lambs unsold at hour.
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Nebraska
Dairy Market Report From New York Prices and Receipts
Butter prices held firm with receipts at 24 812 and creamery goods largely higher. extras at 42 42 1-2, firsts at 88 to 91, scores around 41 1-4 to 41 1-2. Eggs show firm receipts at 49 889 with fresh gathered extra firsts regular packed 28 29, storage packed 29 30, and resh gathered firsts 28 29.
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New York
Real Estate Transfers Filed in County Court Clerk Office
Transfers list Virginia Realty Loan Company to J F Stratton Lot 7 and part of 6 and 8 Section 918 Bluefield for 5000 dollars F G Phillips Jr to C W Hays Lot 4 Section 1110 Bluefield for 1966 dollars C E Neeley and wife to L A Neeley Tract in Plymouth district for 1000 dollars.
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J. F. Stratton
Bluefield
F. G. Phillips, Jr
C. W. Hays
C. KE. Neeley
L. A. Neeley
Plymouth
Nations seek amicable U S Japan ties amid note dispute
The Days News reports American hopes to ease U S Japan frictions in a spirit of friendliness. Belgium wins the Jordan Bennett Cup with Lt. Ernest De Mayler piloting Regica for a third straight victory. Helen Wills loses Wimbledon singles with Covell and Zinderstein winning doubles. Canadian postal workers threaten strike on ultimatum. Josephine Bertholme admits setting Hope Development School fire May 31 at Playa Del Rey. The term broadcasting is dropped for radiocasting by trade group.
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America
Tokio
Belgium
Ernest de Mayler
United States
Japan
Hanihara
Brown University
Helen Wills
Phyllis Covell
Marion Zinderstein
Jessup
Eleanor Goss
Covell
Shepherd Barron
Postal Workers of Canada
Josephine Bertholme
Hope Development School
Playa del Rey
Calif
Sugar Market Sees Steady Day With Modest Sugar Advance
The raw sugar market in New York steadied with a limited sale of Cuban beans for June shipment at 5.28. Raw futures rose on trade support amid strong spot demand and refined inquiries, closing four to five points higher. July, September, December and March futures posted modest gains with refined prices listing 6.70 to 6.90 for fine granulated.
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