Market calm as pool operations lift rail and industrial stocks
Sell pressure eases as renewed pool activity supports industrial shares and rails. Gains in Western rail issues led by Chicago and Northwestern, Union Pacific improves, and oil and specialty stocks rise on favorable rate outlooks and expected tariff decisions. Major names like American Can and General Electric advance amid broader market recovery.
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Bond market drifts with few changes as high records linger
New York bonds showed lackluster movement with only government issues recording new highs. Limited buying in oils and western rails appeared while price shifts stayed narrow and supply remained tight.
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Call Money Market Summary New York June 2014
Call money stronger with high at 4 percent and closing bid 4 percent. Time loans steady with mixed collateral. Short term rates show 60 to 90 days at 4 1/2 percent and 4 to 6 months at 4 1/3 percent. Prime commercial paper quoted around 3 percent.
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Public Auction on Mercer County House Front Door
Trustee J H W Lally to sell under deed of trust dated May 15 1924 by Smith Pocahontas Coal Co to satisfy $75 000 debt after default. Sale at Princeton West Virginia on July 7 1925 at 10 a m of leasehold coal mining property in Wyoming County with all improvements and appurtenances as described in Trust Book 9 107 record.
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Bond market hits new peaks as New South American financing rises
Long term bonds reached new records with the 4 per cent issue at 103.29 and the 4 percent at 107.29 as Liberties held near year highs. Santa Fe Province and Chilean Mortgage Bank loan talks dominated new business while most issues showed fractional gains and utilities lagged.
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Government Bonds Close in New York Trading
United States government bond prices in New York on June 24 show Liberty 3 percent at 101, Liberty first 4s at 102.24, Liberty second 4s at 101.16, Liberty third 4s at 102, Liberty fourth 4% at 103, and Treasury 4s at 107.22.
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Foreign exchange steadies on June markets in New York
Foreign exchange in New York on June 24 shows steady quotations across major currencies. Cents figures include Great Britain at 4.85% demand with cables 4.865/16, France 4.65% demand, Italy 3.70% demand, and Belgium 4.61% demand, with numerous European and other currencies listed in nominal terms.
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Livestock Market Report From Chicago Grain-fed Steers Lead
Chicago June 24 cattle receipts about 7,000 with grain fed steers leading demand. Market tone steady to firm as buyers eyed feeders and next week supply.
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Market report shows gains in cattle and hogs with steady prices
The inventory notes higher 25 cent price shifts and active clearance across cattle, yearlings and bulls with top values reaching 12.26 for yearlings. Hogs receipts 16,000 and demand dull with best quality steady. sheep and lambs show strength with fat lambs up to 25 cents. June futures remain key support for Chicago butter demand as shorts drive the 2 score butter trade.
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Dairy butter and cheese prices edge uncertainly in New York market
New York dairy report shows unsettled butter with high receipts and mixed prices across creamery, extras, and firsts. Banes firm with strong fresh mathered extra firsts. nearby hennery whites and Pacific Coast whites show varied gains and declines. Chicago notes a weak butter market after a prior decline, with early 92-score sales around 42 1/2 cents.
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Market slows as buyers hold sway amid steady central market
The text notes a slow movement for medium and undergrade stock with buyers favored. The centralized market stays steady for full 0-point cars with light supply. Fresh butter presents a 92 score at 42 cents central and 90 score A2he.
Dry Goods Market Trends in New York
New York on June 24 reports modest demand for July delivery print cloths with price advances of one cent per yard on 64 by 60s. Downward revisions of wide sheet prices dull ordering of other lines, yet sheets and pillow-cases sell. Printed wash fabrics active while yarns show little gain. Raw silk higher at Yokohama and stronger locally as Canton silks rise amid China troubles. silk mills receive fewer spot orders but continue distributing.
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Wool market update signals stabilizing prices in spring
Demand remains large as tropical worsteds sell freely and manufacturers open lines. Australian wool auctions are expected to resume July 13 one week after the don opening, with burlaps holding steady and rising business activity for sugar goods.
Wheat prices ease as harvest concerns ease supply fears
Grain market notes from Chicago June 24 show black rust in Minnesota and the Dakotas hurting winter wheat yield. Wheat prices close unsteady with July at 1.54 to 1.55 and September at 1.53 to 1.53 decline. Corn and oats fell modestly and provisions dropped 2 to 20 cents.
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