Government Bond List Firm at New York Market
Light liquidation seeped through the stock market as several dividend issues near payout dates weighed on all groups. Trading totaled 767,090 shares with losses from 1 to over 4 points. U S Steel preferred fell 5, Norfolk and Western dropped 9, IBM down 5 amid a crowded dividend calendar and political concerns.
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Ces
U. S
U. S. Steel
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Coca Cola
Corn Products
National Biscuit
Public Service of New Jersey
Norfolk and Western
American Can
Bond Market Dullness Persists as Liquidity Wanes
In a quiet session, United States government issues firmed moderately while corporate bonds showed weak resistance to liquidation. Totals reached 7.248 million in value with 60 loans down four tenths, and 20 principal industrials hitting a new yearly low amid no clear news from Washington or Lausanne talks. Chicago Democratic convention activity had little impact on trading.
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New York
United States
Washington
Lausanne
Chicago
Wall Street Briefs and California Gasoline Price Move
New York stock exchange seat values edged down from the rally peak with a membership sale at 80000 dollars, down 5000 from the prior case but 12000 above the recent low. Standard Oil of California raised online prices two and a half cents a gallon after crude oil advance effective June 26, the first California gasoline price change since April 9 when retail quotes fell two cents a gallon.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Standard Oil Company
California
Foreign exchange rates in New York on June 27
Irregular foreign exchange figures show Great Britain at 3.60 dollars per pound with cables at 8.614 and 60 day bills at 3.59. Other currencies listed include Belgium 13.22, Germany 23.67, Japan Tokyo 26.94, Argentina 25.79 and Mexico City silver peso as nominal rate with Montreal relation.
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Germany
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Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Mexico City
Government Bonds Do Not Trend With Market in New York
Government bond prices in New York closed steady with slight moves across issues. Liberty 34s were at 101.2, First 4s at 101.19, Fourth 4s at 102.22, Treasury 4 1/8s at 104.27, Treasury 49 at 92.4, and Treasury 3 3/8s at 99.31 or 98.15 depending on issue.
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United States
Liberty
Treasury
Hancock Investments Lists Preferred and Common Prices
C B Hancock Investments notes Cities Service options with $6 preferred at market and American Electric Power Company with $7 preferred at market. Cities Service common shares closed June 27.
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Electric Power Company
Cities Service Common
New York Stock Exchange Quotations Note
Quotations furnished by Bryan, Kemp and Company list activities across New York Stock Exchange, New York Cotton Exchange, New York Curb, Chicago Board of Trade, and Richmond Stock Exchange. Managers James E. Mann and Jack R. Younger noted with office contact.
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Bryan, Kemp and Company
New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Curb Suchanee
Chicago Board of Trade
Richmond Stock Exchange
Call Money Rates in New York for June 27
Call money steady at 244 percent all day. Time loans firm with 60 90 days at 144 and 4 6 months at 1 percent. Prime commercial paper 24 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged for 30 days at 1 percent. 60 90 days and 4 months at 1 percent. 5 6 months at 1 percent.
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New York
Treasury Receipts and Outlays for June 24
Treasury receipts for June 24 totaled 2.99694 million dollars with expenditures of 42.164 million and a balance of 555.696 million. Customs duties for June 1–24 amounted to 13.780553 million dollars.
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Washington
Coffee market quiet with limited trading in New York
Coffee trading in New York June 27 showed quiet, steady activity and very limited volume as European and local traders provided the few bid requests. No. 7 contracts closed near unchanged to slightly down, Santos futures moved within a narrow range amid small sales.
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Santos
Ape
Rio
Sugar market steadies as buyers and sellers differ
New York sugar market remained firm with no new business. Holders sought 2.95 duty free for nearby delivery while買ers showed interest up to 2.90. Approximate 15,700 tons traded. July 0.86 September 0.94 Feb 1.00 Jan 1.01 Mey refined steady at 3.90 for fine granulated.
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New York
Pittsburgh Produce Prices Across Regions
Produce prices show moderate demand with apples at 7 carloads per bushel basket, cabbage steady in Illinois at 15 carloads per 100 lb crates, onions steady at 11 carloads per 50 lb sacks, and potatoes steady in 100 lb sacks with Green Mountains Maine at 90 to 95 cents, new stock barrels, and various regional butter cheese and eggs values. Poultry and hog prices listed with range shifts for hens, broilers, and dressed hogs.
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U.S
Ohio
Iowa
Texas
Maine
North Carolina
Virginia
Dry Goods Market Sluggish. Cotton Demand Quiet in New York
New York traders reported a quiet session with buyers showing more interest in specialty cotton goods for future delivery. Burlaps moved slowly as markets opened.
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New York
Toledo Grain Prices on Track for June 27
Toledo grain on track at 28%c rate basis, nominal. Wheat No. 2 red 44 44% No. 1 red 45 45% Corn No. 2 yellow 29 29% No. 3 yellow 28 28% Data No. 2 white 21 22% No. 3 white 20 21%
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Toledo
Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report Summary
Pittsburgh market notes cattle and calves with mixed gains: hogs up to 25 higher across several weight ranges, cattle steady to higher on feeders and yearlings, vealers steady. Prices list by weight class and grade. no major shifts in cow and bull values.
Market Report on Cattle and Calves Prices
The circuit notes milk fed cattle at 5.50 to 6.50 for good and choice, common and medium 3.50 to 5.50. Calves 250 to 500 pounds fetch 3.75 to 5.75 for medium to choice. Scene 3,500, slow to steady with no change. Yearling heifer 91 to 110 pounds brings 3.00 to 4.50 for medium to choice.
Baltimore livestock market report highlights steady cattle
Baltimore June 27 cattle sale totals around 400 with steady trading. Steers bring 6.50 to 7.25, bulls 3.50 to 4.00, heifers 5.25 to 5.50, sheep and lambs 200 head, hogs 2,000 head higher with lights 4.75 to 5.20 and heavies 4.25 to 4.90, calves 500 steady with good to choice 5.00 to 6.25.
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U. 8
S. Dept
Baltimore
Chicago
U. S. Dept
Chicago Livestock Prices June 27 Report
Hog livestock totals show 27 000 head with 8 000 direct sales. top hog price 4.70. pigs and packing cows listed with various weight classes and prices. Cattle and calves market noted as steady with ranges for slaughter cattle vealers and cows across weight categories and quality grades.
New York Poultry Prices And Prices Mixed For Fresh And Frozen
New York on June 27 reports creased poultry steady with fresh or frozen chickens at 15 27 cents and fowls at 12 19 cents per pound. Turkeys frozen 18 27 cents, ducks fresh 11 14. Eggs at 20 858 unsettled with mixed colors standards cases 45 pounds net at 154% 14% and rehandled receipts at 43 pounds net 13% with various grades and special packs sold on credit with noted price ranges.
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Trade Trends in May Boosts for Foods and Wool Markets
May export shipments of canned vegetables rose above May 1931 figures in both volume and value, with shipments valued at 468 283 dollars versus 326 12 dollars in 1931. Meat packing gains benefit both packers and farmers as hog prices rise, supporting price stability. Domestic wool markets show steadier tones with higher values. Boston receipts last week reached 2 095 900 pounds, season total 53 629 000 pounds versus 101 073 700 a year ago. About 85 to 90 percent of Cuba's coffee comes from Oriente province.
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Department of Commerce
Boston
Roosevelt Forces Hold Line In Six Ballot Plan Clash
Albany dispatch notes Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt calls on followers to cease efforts to abrogate the two thirds nomination rule as convention debates intensify. Kremer of Montana chairs rules committee while opponents press for majority rule amid rival Roosevelt Farley deliberations and party divisions near the Chicago convention.
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James A. Farley
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Alfred E. Smith
Farley Wan
Kremer
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T. J. Lyons
Oklahoma
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Waleh
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Albany
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
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Executive
Farley
Defer Funeral Plans For Late War Hero Bamford
Martinsburg West Virginia June 27 Funeral arrangements are deferred for General F B Bamford 69 described as a hero of the battle illustrates ongoing delayed services for the wartime figure.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Genera F. B. Bamford
General Bamford Memorial Mentioned in World War Tribute
Fragmentary lines say General Bamford is linked to a Martinsburg resident and a tribute by General John J. Pershing in a World War book. Earlier text notes a brain hemorrhage affecting General Ford and a Mrs Bamford traveling Canada, with Cantigny ties and a home arrival after an early walk.
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Bamford
Canada
Ford
John J. Pershing
Martinsburg
Withdrawal of Ohio Guard From Coalfield Area
Columbus June 27 The Ohio national guard to pull back four officers and 71 enlisted men from the bituminous mining strike area in Athens county. Guards strength in the district cuts to 250. In Nelsonville police chief threats to seek martial law if disturbances at the Lick Run mine persist.
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Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Athens County
Frank D. Henderson
Nelsonville
George Bateman
Governor White
Lick Run
Preston County names new sheriff to finish Williams term
Kingwood West Virginia June 27 Staley Albright contractor was named sheriff of Preston county at an executive session by a 6 to 2 vote to complete the six month term of Sheriff W W Williams Williams who was ousted Saturday after a state audit disclosed a seventeen thousand dollar shortage Williams is hospitalized in Cumberland Maryland and may seek an injunction to block the appointment.
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Kingwood
W. Va
Staley Albright
Preston County
W. W. Williams
Williams
Cumberland
Communists Clash With Bonus Marchers in Washington
In Washington on June 27 six men were surrendered to police for investigation after clashes with supporters. Two others were escorted to the Maryland DC line and instructed to leave the city. Veterans groups denied responsibility for the rough handling and condemned the expulsions.
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Washington
Maryland District of Columbia
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