Stagnant New York Stocks End Quiet Eight-Year Dull Session
A narrow, subdued trading day left the market in a dull mood the weakest in eight years. Ralls rallied mildly, several leaders stayed near Friday’s close, and volume at 388,16 par shares marked a post Memorial Day slowdown. American Telephone slumped after ex-dividend, while Consolidated Gas and others gained small amounts.
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Wall Street
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
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People’s Gas
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Bond market steady with slight gains and losses
The New York bond market idled through a calm session with minor losses and gains. German 5%6 and 7s and Austrian 7s rose 1 to 3 points, while utilities and industrials eased slightly from Saturday. Total sales were $8,630,000 par.
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Curb market near standstill as NY trading dries up
The New York curb market on June 20 saw very low activity with about 70 000 shares changing hands, below last Thursday's 80 000. Price trends were irregular. Consolidated of Baltimore rose 3 points to 45 in light turnover while American Gas moved modestly and then slipped. Indiana held at 18 and Imperial eased slightly.
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Petiton Circulated for Holiday at New York Stock Exchange
A petition on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange calls for a holiday on Saturday July 2. Associated Telephone Utilities reports higher gross earnings for the twelve months ending April 30, aided by newly acquired properties. Gross for Grogs rose to $17,301,540 from $16,221,038. The Rubber Exchange of New York plans Saturday closings in July August and on September 3 before Labor Day.
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New York Stock Exchange
Associated Telephone Utilities Company
Independent Telephone Field
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Dry goods trade quiet in New York markets
Cotton goods were steady and quiet in the dry goods division with less unrest in sheets and pillow cases. Some firmness noted in men's wear with new sales efforts observed.
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Prey Goods
C B Hancock Investments Reports Market on Preferred and Common
C B Hancock Investments notes Cities Service issue $6 preferred and Roseevine Electric Power Company $6 and $7 preferred trading at market. Cities Service common closed 2 percent on June 20.
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Roseevine Electric Power Company
Cities Service Common
Stock Exchange Quotations Service Directory Ad
A listing for NYSE quotations and exchange desks with contact line including Bluefield West Virginia telephone 1800 and manager names James E. Mann and Jack R. Younger.
Call Money Rates Steady in New York Market
Call money in New York on June 20 held steady at 2 percent all day. Time loans were flat with 60-90 days at 1 percent and 4-6 months at 1 percent. Prime commercial paper quoted 2 percent, bankers acceptances unchanged across 30 days to 6 months.
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Government bonds review in New York trading
United States government bonds closed with Liberty 34g at 100.30, First 4%6 at 100.16, Fourth 4%48 at 102.13, Treasury 4%s at 104.23, Treasury 46 at 02.4, Treasury 3%46 at 99.24, and Treasury 3% at 98.16. Bond prices shown in standard quotations with yields not provided.
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Foreign exchange rates and bid quotes published
New York June 20. Foreign exchange easy. Great Britain in dollars and other currencies quoted with demand cables and 60 day bills. Rates listed for many countries including Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia Austria Rumania Argentina Brazil Japan China and Canada.
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Treasury Receipts and Outlays for June 17
Treasury receipts on June 17 totaled 32.057 million dollars while expenditures reached 32.049 million. The net balance stood at 672.019 million and customs receipts for the first seventeen days amounted to 10.262 million.
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Coffee Market Quiet With Mixed Futures Movements
New York coffee markets showed quiet, steady activity with limited interest. No. 7 futures opened higher to 3 lower and closed 7 lower to 8 higher, total 6,000 contracts sold. Santos futures edged lower or unchanged with 3,000 contracts traded, closing up to 2 lower in some months. Closing quotes list July through May positions for No. 7 and Santos, with Rio and San similar notes.
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Sugar Prices Steady In New York Market
Raw sugar held at 2.90 a hundredweight with sales totaling 32 100 tons including 18 300 in exchanges. Futures for July through May moved within narrow ranges with later months up and down. Refined sugar stayed at 3.90 per hundredweight for fine granulated.
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Poultry and livestock price list fragment
A dated price table lists cream mild cheese and poultry items with per unit ranges including colored hens 13 to 15 cents, leghorn 10 to 11, colored broilers 17 to 21, old roosters 7 to 9, ducks 10 to 12, geese 7 to 10, fresh killed full dressed hens 28 to 30, hog dressed 20 to 24.
Toledo Grain Prices On Track June 20
Toledo grain market reports a 284c rate basis and nominal values for various grain grades. Prices listed include No 2 red 444¢ 45 and No 1 indications, with No 3 yellow and white varieties noted alongside.
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Chicago Grain Prices Rise On Unfavorable Winter Wheat
Chicago traders report higher prices for all cereals due to poor winter wheat harvest conditions in the southwest and rust concerns in spring wheat in the northwest. Futures also react to a new federal tax of five cents per $100 on grain futures, effective tomorrow. Wheat ends unsettled, up about one half to one percent. corn gains roughly one percent. oats rise about four percent. and provisions rise 2 to 12 cents.
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Baltimore Livestock Prices and Totals
Baltimore market report for June 30 shows cattle numbers around 350 with steady trade. Prices range from 2.75 to 6.50 for various cattle and calves with sheep and lambs around 4,500 head and hogs and pigs offering higher values.
New York Poultry Prices and Live Poultry Market Report
New York June 20 buyers see steady creased poultry and live poultry values with several weight and grade categories listed. Fresh and frozen chickens fowls and turkeys appear with varied price ranges and special sale notes, including store credit offerings and mixed color standards.
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Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report June 20
U S Department notes Hoge 2 250 active price gains in cattle and calves with good to choice weights 200 to 350 pounds. Cattle totals around 500 with steers 900 to 1300 pounds bringing 6.25 to 7.00. Calves 250 to 500 pounds 4.00 to 6.00. Sheep 2 200 head with lambs around 90 pounds selling around 6.15 for good to choice and 3.75 for common to medium.
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Trade Trends and Metal Output Brush Past Hurdles
Goods leaders in the midwest see deflationary price trends with fall purchases promising higher margins. World zinc production in May reached 74 165 short tons down from April and May 1931 figures per the American Bureau of Metal Statistics. A burglar who ransacked a Kansas City home begged pardon from L G Buford for crossing a flower garden on his way out.
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L. G. Buford
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock Prices Report June 20
U S Dept of Agriculture notes at Chicago market: cattle and calves 12 000, hogs 26 000 with 10 000 direct, sheep 11 000. All classes show broad ranges, with highs for heavy beef cattle 6.75 8.00 per 100 pounds, hogs topping near 4.10, and sheep around 6.00 7.00 for ready natives and feeder categories.
Braves victory halted by late Cincinnati rally in 11th
Boston wins 9 to 2 over Cincinnati in eleven innings as Tom Zachary outduels Red Lucas. Shires injures after being spiked at second base. Offensive highlights include two-base hits by Lae, Hamele, Moore, and Whitney, and a Gudat home run.
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Trial Opens in Case Against Man Accused of Striking Governor’s Nephew
J Walter Childs 50 goes to trial in Kingwood West Virginia on a felonious assault charge for allegedly striking Clyde A Conley 66 nephew of Governor William G Conley with a heavy steel poker during a disputed arbitration visit. The state says the blow deranged Conley and led him to attempt suicide. Mrs Childs testified about alleged improper advances by Conley during the visit.
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Radio Program Schedules and Station Lineups
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Radio Schedule Fragment Sees Mixed Times and Acts
A disjointed listing shows broadcasts from 8:45 to 11:80 with programs including Amos n Andy, Sodero Concert Orchestra, Dancing in Milwaukee, and Charles Agnew Orchestra. Entries indicate repeat and to be announced portions, reflecting a busy primetime schedule.
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California Rules Collegiate Seal Crew Race Headlines
Ithaca crews, led by Cornell, edged California in a tight finale as California led early. Syracuse faded from favorite status finishing fifth while Navy and Columbia trailed. Syracuse freshmen and junior varsity won decisive races, with Navy second and Cornell third in the freshmen and JV events.
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Nevada scientists find camphor in desert sage brush
University of Nevada chemists report oil from a Reno desert shrub contains about 40 percent camphor. The discovery suggests camphor helps reduce evaporation in sage brush, offering a potential protective mechanism in arid environments.
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Cincinnati Produce: Extra Firsts and Upgrades
Cincinnati reports on June 20 detailing yields with 13 firsts and 1044 seconds, noting nearby lots upgraded by 12 units.
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Pittsburgh Produce Prices and Market Activity Report
Pittsburgh June 20 U S and Pa Depts of Agriculture report moderate demand for produce. Apples and onions show steady movement across multiple car lots and regional crates. Potatoes and cabbage vary by region with some crates and sacks priced higher or lower, while butter and eggs hold near steady levels across nearby and southern markets.
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