Markets EndMixed In Final Minutes Of Trading
New York stocks slumped through most of the day but rose in the last hour with numerous net losses amid weak demand and the new stock transfer tax concerns. Ralls led gains briefly while American Smelting and American Telephone showed declines. volume reached 491,988 shares. In Essen counterfeiters stamped Hitler swastikas on bills, while keeping political loyalties secret.
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American Telephone
Wall Street
Bond market shows mixed results on U S and foreign issues
New York bonds posted varied moves as U S government issues rose slightly while foreign government obligations moved differently. Railroad bonds were mixed with a small lot of Big Four refunding 66 of 1941 trading at a 25 point concession from prior levels.
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New York
United States
Big Four Railroad
Curb Market Drifts Amid Uncertain Trading in New York
The New York curb market drifted irresolutely with slight gains forming in popular issues as trading stalled. Market observers noted cautious sentiment and slow turnover with no clear directional trend evident.
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New York
Market Wrap Reports Mixed Trading On Quiet Exchange
In a heavy market with sagging board activity a large portion of stocks moved slowly. The turnover was about 80 000 shares, slightly above yesterday. Chesebrough traded at 74 in a notable transfer, vs a higher price earlier. Old Standard group member and petroleum products showed limited activity. Oils stayed quiet, utilities mixed, and industry shares neglected.
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Wall Street Briefs Seeks Lower Exchange Fees Amid Trading Debate
New York reports mild agitation for reducing stock exchange commissions with brokers among supporters. Current fees of 7.50 per 100 shares for under 10 are seen as heavy on low priced stocks. The American Metal Market notes steel output dips again but cites ingot liquidation skewing demand signals as finished steel shipments rise.
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New York
Stock Exchange Commission
Foreign exchange rates in New York June listing
The foreign exchange desk in New York quotes interbank rates for major currencies. Britain at 3.63 dollars demand, 3.62% cables, 60 day bills 3.605. France 3.9316 demand, 3.93 cables. Other markets shown include Germany 23.74, Holland 40.34, Norway 17.89, Sweden 18.64, Denmark 19.84, Switzerland 19.54, Spain 8.24, Portugal 3.35, Argentina 26.79, Brazil 7.59, Tokyo 29.69, Shanghai 30.25, Montreal 86.37, Mexico silver peso 27.55. (x) indicates nominal rate.
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Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported
Treasury receipts for June 18 totaled 23 586 050.01 dollars with expenditures of 18 460 858.27 dollars and a balance of 677 144 506.45 dollars. Customs duties for the first eighteen days of June amounted to 10 987 229.55 dollars.
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Treasury
Call Money Rates Steady Across New York Markets
New York call money remains steady at 2 percent all day. Time loans hold at 1 percent for 60 to 90 days and 4 to 6 months. Prime commercial paper at 2 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged.
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New York
Government bonds closing prices and quotes
United States government bond market reports closing prices for Liberty 3s First 4%6s Fourth 4%48s Treasury 4% 47-52 issue and related Treasury securities with quoted levels including 104.29 and 102.12, along with 99.31 and 98.16 for specific 3% issues.
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Coffee futures ease on ceiling for Brazilian account
New York June 21 coffee futures drifted lower as traders priced in a ceiling for Brazilian account. No 7 contracts opened flat then closed 8 to 10 points down with 1,000 lots traded. Santos contract opened 1 to 9 lower and closed 12 to 15 lower with 3,000 lots. Closing quotes listed for No 7 and Santos across July, September, December, March and May maturities, with Santos in the 8.81 to 9.40 range for near months.
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Butter Prices Steady Amid Mixed Dairy Scores
Butter in Chicago on June 21 remains steady with fresh grade scores ranging from 93 to 87. Centralized carrots show scores from 90 down to 88 with percentages noted, indicating uneven quality across samples.
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Sugar Market Quiet as Philippines Demand Prevails
New York notes a subdued market with a single confirmed sale of 9,000 bags of Philippines for July August to an outport refiner at 2.90 or 3 below yesterday's price. The July contract closes at .78, September .84, December .99, January .91, March .95, May 1.01 with refined sugar steady at 3.90 for fine granulated.
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Philippines
Grain trading hampered by steep tax hike prompts curtailment
Chicago grain markets report trading restricted by a 400 percent tax increase, causing significant curtailments in activity throughout the day. Traders noted sharp declines in volume and concern over price signals, with no immediate relief in sight.
Wheat market falters as taxes curb small trades
Prices tumbled in final dealings as split trades of fractions were booed by traders citing new higher taxes making such deals unprofitable. Some blamed farm board allies for the late market break with wheat closing at day’s lows, corn down around four percent, oats off, and provisions mixed with small gains and declines.
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Toledo Grain Prices Hold Steady In Monday Trading
Toledo grain markets show steady pricing on June 21 with No. 2 red wheat at 4344 and No. 1 red wheat 44 45, others unchanged on a 28 percent crate basis.
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Cotton and Rayon Prices Mixed in Dry Goods Market
Dry goods in New York saw light demand for cotton fabrics with irregular finished cloth prices. Rayon prices fell again by 10 cents per pound on 150 viscose fiber, while burlaps remained quiet.
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New York
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices from June 21 Report
U S Dept. of Agriculture notes Pittsburgh market activity for hogs cattle calves and sheep. Hogs steady with holdovers and price bands 4.20 to 4.60 for various weights. Cattle mixed with steers 835 to 975, cows 2.85 to 4.00, calves 3.50 to 6.00. Sheep lambs and yearlings show steady demand with prices 3.00 to 7.50 dependent on weight and grade.
Pittsburgh Produce Prices Taft in June Market Roundup
Produce map shows steady to weaker prices for various items in Pittsburgh on June 21. York Baldwins sell at 1.50 per bushel basket. cabbage at 39 carloads. Tennessee crates 60 lb at 1.00. Ohio crates 100 lbs at 1.50. potatoes 45 cars with Virginia Cobblers at 3.26. Other items unchanged.
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Egge Unchanged in Cincinnati Produce Market
Cincinnati June 21 unchanged Egge in the local produce market as buyers held steady and prices showed little movement. Traders reported light activity and steady demand across vegetable and fruit listings.
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New York Poultry Prices Steady Across Varieties
New York Poultry market reports parity steady with roosters turkeys fowls and ducks all steady. Prices listed include roosters at 11, turkeys 15 to 20, and mixed lots around 14 to 16 percent net. total firm at 49,096.
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Chicago Livestock Price Report June 21
Hogs 15 000 with 1 000 direct steady top 4.10 pigs 3.25 60 packing sows 3.10 59 good and choice 140-160 lb hogs 3.50 4.00 160-200 lb 3.75 4.10 200-250 lb 3.90 4.10 260-360 lb 3.60 4.00 Cattle 5 000 calves 2 000 steady to strong slaughter cattle and vealers steers 600-900 lb 6.75 8.00 900-1100 lb 6.75 8.00 1100-1300 lb 6.75 8.10 1300-1500 lb 6.75 8.10 common and medium 690-1300 lb 4.25 7.00 heifers good and choice 560-850 lb 6.00 7.00 common and medium 3.75 6.00 cows good and choice 4.25 5.00 common and medium 2.50 3.25 Sheep 11.00 mostly steady lambs 90 lb down good and choice 6.00 7.00 medium 5.25 6.00 all weights common 4.00 5.25 ewes 90-150 lb medium to choice 1.00 2.25 all weights cull and common 0.50 1.75
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Baltimore Livestock Prices Steady Across Cattle and Hogs
Baltimore cattle and hog markets report steady to slight moves. Cattle records show steers to 6.25 and cows around 3.00 to 4.00, calves 5.50 to 6.50, hogs and sheep steady with Western hogs rising 10 to 20, spring lambs 7.00 to 7.50, and pigs at 4.15.
Jersey City Livestock Market: Cattle and Sheep Prices
Jersey City June 21 cattle 240 head direct, vealers 880 with 740 direct. Vealers weak 60 lower, calves about 3.50 to 5.50, sheep and lambs 11,090 with 7,650 direct. Lambs 7.00 to 8.00 for good to choice, medium 6.00 to 6.50, common 4.50 to 5.50, ewes to good 2.25 to 2.60.
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Trade Trends and Industry Signals Across Sectors
The Associated Press notes June first-half building contracts in 37 eastern states total $57.8 million, down from prior periods. It reports canned peach packers seeking stability and control agreements amid fluctuating prices. Cotton consumption by American mills is set to around 12.4 to 12.5 million bales, below earlier projections.
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Oakland triangle tragedy echoes Snyder Gray case
PLOW principals in a parallel to the Snyder Gray affair unfold in Oakland California. Unwanted husband Harry A. Nelson war hero and Alameda county deputy assessor died from injuries police say were caused by Claude Forbes, the wife’s sweetheart, in an alleged plot to remove Nelson. Forbes was later arrested at Santa Cruz after eloping with Mrs. Nelson and reportedly laughed at the news.
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Scott Street Baptist usher board to meet at Mrs. Hancock's home
The usher board of Scott Street Baptist church will meet at Mrs. Ethel Hancock's home Wednesday at 8 o'clock. All members urged to attend for important business. A special legion meeting follows at the Scott Street Y M C A at 8 pm with all legionnaires and committee men requested for convention program and activities planning led by post commander W. W. Anderson.
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Junior Missionary Meeting At Bethel A M E Church
Junior M 8 and members of the Junior Missionary society of Bethel A M E church are asked to gather at Mrs M L Clarkston home on Jones Street this evening at 3 30. Colored Personal Mrs Dorecus Craig is very ill at her home 305 Park Street.
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Borah Pushes Plan to Restore Saloon Platform
Senator Borah of Idaho attacked the Republican convention prohibition plank in a Senate speech. He quoted Postmaster General Brown predicting a return of the saloon and said he would not back Hoover on the party platform. Borah, a dry spokesman, had worked on a plan to modify the eighteenth amendment but concluded change requires the saloon's return.
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Prohibition plank sparks party discord over repeal timing
The article notes Borah urging enforceable law until Congress changes the eighteenth amendment, prompting Garfield to accuse him of misinterpretation. The dispute centered on the prohibition issue at the party convention and Borah's controversial speech.
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