Markets Realizing Levels Off After Profit Taking
Realizing levels off stock and commodity markets as gains paused after early advances. Trading showed 5,463,020 shares, with 1 to 8 point declines for many leaders such as U S Steel and General Motors while American Tobacco and Du Pont fell less. The market hinted at limited further price gains depending on Washington policy.
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U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Allied Chemical
General Motors
International Telephone
Montgomery Ward
Case
Harvester
North American
New York Central
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Southern Railway
American Telephone
American Tobacco
B.” du Pont
Western Union
National Distillers
American Can
United Ait
American Sugar
Washington
Call Money Rates Steady Across New York Market
Call money remained steady at 1 percent for the day in New York. Time loans held at 1 percent for 60 to 99 days and 4 to 5 months, with bankers acceptances and prime commercial paper also unchanged.
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Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for June 17
Treasury receipts for June 17 totaled 36,036,210.96 with expenditures at 26,467,478.05 and a balance of 1,088,099,817.44. Customs duties for the first seventeen days of June were 12,968,127.03. Persia's parliament is called the Mejiiss.
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Treasury
New York Stock Exchange Quotations Displayed
Quotations furnished by Bryan, Kemp and Company list activity on the New York Stock Exchange, New York Cotton Exchange, New York Curb Exchange, and Chicago Board of Trade with regional contact in Bluefield West Virginia.
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Richmond Stock Exchange
Bond market shows resilience amid profit taking
Speculative operations eased but bond prices showed resistance to selling. Active trading carried leading issues higher early, while the dollar weakened and optimistic business news persisted. The 60-bond average rose three tenths of a point and total sales reached 17.579 million dollars in par value.
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New York
Foreign exchange rates in New York on June 26
The June 26 foreign exchange listing shows Great Britain at 4.18 dollars per pound and 4.17 to 4.18 on 60 day bills. Cables for Italy at 6.44. Belgian, German, Dutch, and other European rates listed for various currencies, with Greece at 70 percent.
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Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
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Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portuga
Greece
Global Currency and City Exchange Rates Snapshot
The list shows varying exchange and bullion rates for nations and cities including Poland 12.75, Czechoslovakia 3.70, Jugoslavia 1.66, Austria 14.33, Rumania 0.73, Argentina 31.68, Brazil 7.64, Tokyo 26.25, Shanghai 27.00, Hong Kong 30.124, Mexico City silver peso 28.00, Montreal in New York 90.00, and New York in Montreal 11.12 percent nominal.
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Grain Prices Reported in Toledo Market
Toledo grain prices show wheat No. 2 red at 73 73 percent, No. 1 red at 74 percent. Corn No. 2 yellow at 44 45, No. 3 yellow at 44 percent. Oats No. 2 white at 31 49, No. 3 white at 31 percent.
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Toledo
Government bonds prices and yields in New York
United States government bonds closed with Liberty at 102.18 and 102.10 for the Float and Fourth 4% at 103.1. Treasury issues showed 346 at 110 and 46 at 106.11, with Treasury 3%s at 106.30 and related quotes across several issues.
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United States
Liberty
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Dry goods market with mixed demand in New York
Cotton goods sold brisk for spot delivery while wool and silk remained firm. Silk heavy goods showed activity, Aayon noted as firm with light sales.
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New York
Aayon
Wall Street Briefs: Freight Carloads Rise and Oil Use Forecast
Freight carloadings for the week ending June 17 are expected to show the largest percentage gain in fifteen years since April 1932, with a fifth straight weekly rise from last year. World petroleum demand in 1982 is estimated at 1.317 billion barrels, gasoline 40 percent. total use about 4 percent below 1931. Commodity Exchange will close Monday July 3.
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R. V. Whetsel
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Curb market ends lower after early firmness wanes
New York curb market closes irregularly lower after initial gains fade. Utility stocks lead the losses with Electric Bond and Share down about 2 percent while Columbia Gas and Electric and American Gas and Electric fall around 2. Oil issues mix with Humble near a 2 point drop. Volume runs to about 893000 shares, versus 770000 yesterday.
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Grain values fall as heat wave ends in Chicago market
Chicago grain notes indicate the heat wave in the northwest ended, pushing prices down about 2 cents per bushel from earlier highs. Wheat closed near the day’s bottom, corn and oats mostly lower or unchanged, with provisions varying from a 20 cent decline to a 30 cent rise.
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Butter Prices and Carrot Centralization in Chicago Market
Butter trading figures show fresh 93 score with percentages and numerous price points across items. Centralized carrots list scores and percentages indicating market performance in Chicago.
Sugar market steady amid 12000 Puerto Rican bags for July shipment
New York trading shows raw sugar quiet with a confirmed 12,000 bags of Puerto Rican origin for early July shipment to an outport refiner at 3.36. Sales total 18,200 tons. July close 1.39, September 1.43, December 1.49, January 1.50, March 1.56, May 1.60. Refined sugar unchanged at 4.60 for fine granulated.
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Pittsburgh Produce Prices On Apples In Slow Demand
Pittsburgh June 20 prices show demand for produce slow with nine cars of apples standing steady. New York Baldwins and Russets quoted per bushel with sizes and prices listed. Tennessee early varieties mentioned in market report.
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Market Prices and Stock Notes From Regional Receipt Table
Harvest medium 2.25 and Trans parenta 2.50 as potatoes. North Carolina Cobblers barrels 3.25, 100 lb sacks 1.90. Virginia Cobblers barrels 3.35. Maine Green Mountains 100 lb sacks 1.50. Butter nearby 92 score extra and standard 23 percent, 89 score 22 percent, 88 score 22 percent. Eggs nearby current receipts 11 percent, fresh extra fiate 13 percent, southern Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky current receipts 10 percent. Cheese and poultry unchanged.
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Chicago Livestock Prices and Market Activity Report
Chicago market data from June 20 shows hogs at 4.60 to 4.75 top, pigs at 8.00 to 8.50, sows 3.80 to 4.10, cattle steady to higher with steers 5.25 to 7.25 per hundredweight and bulls up to 6.25, calves 3.50 to 5.25, sheep 7.00 to 7.75 for best natives, lambs 7.00 to 7.85, overall demand firm.
Jersey City Livestock Prices Report June 20
Jersey City market data shows cattle at 60 with 1,610 head including 1,280 direct and better grades steady. Sheep and lambs total 8,690 with 7,410 direct. lambs 8.25 to 8.50, bucks 1.00 lese, ewes 3.00 down. hogs 3,750 with 3,660 direct, good and choice at 181 pounds around 5.00.
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Baltimore Livestock Market Report June 20
Baltimore livestock prices show a steady market with cattle and calves firm. Bulls range 3.25 to 3.50, steers 5.75 to 6.00, cows 2.25 to 3.50, heifers up to 5.00, lambs and sheep around 2.50 to 5.00, hogs 3.75 to 4.30, calves 3.00 to 3.50.
Livestock Prices Report from Pittsburgh Market
On June 20 in Pittsburgh the hogs sold mostly to 5 higher with light weights 130 to 160 pounds at 4.15, 4.70 to 5.00 for 160 to 200 pounds, 4.85 to 5.00 for 200 to 250 pounds, and 4.75 for 250 to 350 pounds. Cattle: 25 head mostly steady. steers 900 to 1,300 pounds at 2.60 to 6.40, common and medium 4.25 to 5.60, beifers 550 to 750 pounds at 5.00 to 5.50, cows 2.75 to 3.85. Calves steady. vealers 4.50 to 5.50, common and medium 2.60 to 4.50, calves 250 to 500 pounds 2.50 to 4.75. Sheep 500 head steady. lambs 90 pounds down good and choice 7.00 to 8.00, common and medium 4.65 to 7.00.
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U. S. Dept
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Lancaster Livestock Market Report Averages Hold Steady
Lancaster June 20 cattle market mostly steady as buyers await the June 21 22 cattle show. Calves steady to slow with top dealers at 6.00. Hoge 73 steady. Sheep firm with choice lambs 7.50 8.00 and selects to 8.50 amid a restrained bidding mood.
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New York Poultry Prices and Standards Report
New York on June 20 reports egg categories with varied prices and grades from fresh receipts. White eggs and mixed color selections show notable price spreads while dressed poultry and live poultry markets include fresh and frozen items.
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Freight and Express Schedules Mentioned in Roster Note
A brief notice lists freight and express categories with figures 12 17 and 10 13, noting unchanged status for other freight and express items. It references fowls and roster alongside express services in the transit outline.
Industrial Alcohol and Fruit Markets Show Mixed Movements
AP reports moderate solvent grade alcohol entering consuming channels while other grades stay quiet. Pacific coast packers withhold quotations on new crop apricots awaiting higher commodity values. other items remain firm. Zinc prices firm at 4.35 cents per pound in East St. Louis, up from 4.25–4.30 earlier week.
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Jackie Cooper Undergoes Emergency Appendix Operation
Hollywood juvenile film star Jackie Cooper had his appendix removed in an emergency operation at a hospital. Doctors say he will be out of bed in a few days. The report notes Sweden's new vacuum process preserves vitamin content in dried vegetables.
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