Markets Show Heavy Profit Taking At Close
A dizzy drop in dollar exchange and grain quotes plus gains in lead stocks dominated a busy session. The main index closed lower as profit-taking intensified, wheat losses mounted, and cotton slid. Rail stocks were mixed with several big names slipping over 2 points. total volume reached 5,523,135 shares.
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Allied Chemical
Harvester
Montgomery Ward
American Telephone
American Tobacco
Consolidated Gas
Case
Bond Market Averages Rise Across Broad Front
Bond prices advanced again today across a broad front as traders ignored nervous stocks and the dollar slump in foreign exchange markets. Total sales reached 19.849 million dollars amid a large trading volume across new 1933 industrial, railroad, utility and total averages.
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New York Exchange Quotations Listed By Bryan Kemp
The notice provides quotations on the New York Stock Exchange and associated markets including the New York Cotton Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade. It lists Bryan Kemp and Company in Bluefield West Virginia as the furnishing broker.
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Credit report notes rising averages on domestic loans
The report shows sales totaling 19,840,000 par value and domestic corporate loans averaging 78.8, up three tenths from a prior reading, marking a new 1933 high.
Foreign exchange rates and demand figures published
The New York market shows buoyant foreign exchange with Britain at 4.39 dollars, France 5.09, Italy 6.82, Belgium 18.10, Germany 30.75, Holland 51.95, Norway 22.10, Sweden 22.65, Denmark 19.65, Switzerland 25.00, Spain 10.85, Portugal 3.92, Greece 0.72 percent, Poland 14.15, Czechoslovakia 3.78, Jugoslavia 1.71, Austria 14.00, Romania 74, Argentina 32.68, Brazil 7.64, Tokyo 27.37 percent, Shanghai 27.50, Hongkong 30.50, Mexico City 27.80, and Montreal 91.50 with New York 109.31 in the cross listings.
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Grain Stabilization sells Santos coffee bags
The Grain Stabilization corporation sold 62 500 bags of Santos coffee at 8 55 to 9 15 cents per pound. The Dun and Bradstreet weekly food index for June 27 was 1 94, up from 1 89 the prior week and 1 63 a year ago, with more commodity gains than declines noted by the agency.
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Treasury Receipts and Road Rock Gold Claim
Treasury receipts for June 26 totaled 6 347 826.89 with expenditures of 23 844 765.12 and a balance of 948 983 510.71. A five mile Colorado road stretch is paved using rock from mine ore dumps claimed to contain gold worth 20 000 dollars.
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Government Bonds Market Summary and Transfers
New York government bonds closed with Liberty Fleet Fourth and Treasuries varying in price. Bonds listed include Liberty 3468 Fleet 4146 Fourth 4s Treasury 4s 48 Treasury 3s 8 and Treasury 3s. Transfers approximated 907000 shares versus 894000 on Tuesday.
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Curb Market Mixes Gains and Losses in Early Trading
New York June 28 curb market moved unevenly with utilities rising early then retreating to about one point lower. Electric Bond and Share and American Gas among the issues cited as slipping later in the session.
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Jersey City Livestock Market Report
Jersey City cattle 1,049 with 220 direct. Cows steady to 25c lower, vealers weak with top 7.50. Sheep and lambs 3,270, lambs 25 to 50 lower, early top 8.00. Hogs 510 with 500 direct, market steady to 5.00 top.
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Dry Goods Market Turns Firmer as June Trade Cools
Cotton goods held firm with lighter cases, wool goods very firm and scarce, rayon factories busy with May shipments exceeding output, silk goods in moderate demand, burlaps firm and quiet in New York trading.
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Livestock Prices Report from Pittsburgh Market
U S department data shows hogs active and higher by up to 20 cents with various weight ranges quoted from 4.75 to 5.00 per hundredweight. Cattle steers and heifers listed from 5.00 to 6.50 with mixed common and medium grades. Calves and calves weights noted 2.50 to 5.75 with lambs at 7.00 to 8.00 for good and choice.
Butter Prices Hold Steady In Chicago Market
Butter in Chicago on June 28 remained steady to firm. Fresh 98 score 25 25 percent and 92 2414 91 24 90 23 percent, sy 2214 and $8 21 percent. 87 20 percent also noted. Centralized carlote shows 90 2444 89 2314 88 22 percent.
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Sugar market quiet as Cuban sale supports August arrival
In New York on June 28, raw sugar remained quiet with offers liberal and prices easing. Sales reached 10,000 bags of Cuban sugar for August arrival at 3.50. The close was 8 points lower. Total sales stood at 28,250 tons with fine granulated sugar at 4.60.
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Chicago Livestock Market Report June 28
U.S. Department of Agriculture report from Chicago shows hogs 25,090 with 12,000 direct, steady to higher. top 4.75, most 3.65 to 5.00. Cattle and calves total 8,009 and 2,000 respectively, market slow with best vealers around 5.00 to 5.50, steers 5.25 to 7.25 for various weights, cows 2.50 to 4.00. Sheep 9,000, slow and uneven with native lambs 6.75 to 7.25, Idaho scalings 7.00 bid, sheep generally weaker.
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Chicago Grain Sharp Wheat Selloff Unnerves Markets
Chicago June 28 frantic trading sent dollar wheat into the discard as large selling operations moved through the market.
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Grain futures tumble as wheat sinks near dollar mark
Speculative stampedes to buy grains sparked big losses with wheat plunging about 7 cents and May near 99 percent of a dollar. Traders blamed Roosevelt administration tax and farm home program uncertainties, while corn and oats also fell and provisions varied from a 5 cent decline to a 20 cent rise.
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Baltimore Livestock Market Report
Baltimore livestock prices show cattle largely steady with ranges for good to choice bulls at 3.25 to 3.50 and steers at 5.75 to 6.00. Cows and heifers hold near 3.25 to 5.00 with various grades, while sheep and lambs total 700 head with lambs fetching 7.25 to 7.75 and hogs trading higher especially lights at 4.45 to 4.89. Calves steady at 5.00 to 5.50. overall market slight variation by grade and class.
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Lancaster Livestock Market Report June 2
Cattle dull with steady to higher price ranges. Dry fed steers 5.50 to 6.25, long feds up to 6.25, bulls and heifers steady. Stockers and feeders slow with choices to 6.00, mids 4.75 to 5.50, common around 3.00. Calves 217 steady, hogs 20 steady with weekly average, choice westerns 4.75 to 5.50. Sheep 188 steady, lambs 8.25 to 8.50, locals 7.25 to 7.50.
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Commodity Prices in Pittsburgh and Nearby Markets
Produce demand moderate with apples steady in 7 car lots. New York Baldwins quoted at 1.00 per unit, Georgia Early Hartvest around 1.25, Illinois Transparents at 2.00. Potatoes 38 car, Cobblers 4.25 per 100 lb. sack, Green Mountains 1.50 per 100 lb. sack. Butter near 92 score with 25 percent extra, eggs cheese and poultry unchanged.
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Trade Trends in Chemicals Zinc and Carbon Black Markets
Arsenic producers report solid inquiry from the glass sector, active beyond normal season. Zinc commands a new price around 4.40 cents per pound in East St. Louis, not fully tested yet by traders. Steel operations rise signaling higher future consumption. Carbon black demand from tire makers and paint and lacquer manufacturers remains strong.
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Grain prices and futures in Toledo market listing
Toledo grain report shows bid prices for wheat, corn and oats on a 28% rate basis with nominal figures. Wheat No 2 red around 874% 88% and No 1 red near 88% 89'4. Corn No 2 yellow about 51 51%4 and No 3 yellow near 49% 50%. Oats No 2 white 414% 42%% and No 3 white around 41 42.
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Griffmen Rout Cleveland 19 to 2
Griffmen overwhelm Cleveland 19 to 2 in a lopsided game. Connally wins on the mound with 1 strikeout and Ferrell takes the loss. Craghead leads with seven hits across eight innings, while Ferrell is charged with four hits in one inning.
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White Sox take series 3-2 over Athletics in chicago
The White Sox edged the Philadelphia Athletics 9 to 8 in Chicago on June 28. The A’s rallied for three runs in the ninth and had the tying run on third. Jimmy Foxx hit his 18th homer to lead the majors in runs batted in and homers.
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Baseball box score highlights from Detroit New York game
Ruth hit a homer as the Yankees beat the Tigers 9 4 in seven and a third with Ruffing winning and Fischer losing Gehrig and Chapman contributed RBIs while Hayworth Ruth and Lazzeri had multiple hits White and Hayworth led with two base knocks Moore allowed nine hits in 7 1 3 innings and Moore also pitched a wild nothing else details remain from the fragmented recap
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Red Sox Lead Browns Before Rain Ends Series
Rain halted the final game of the Red Sox and Browns series in St. Louis after four innings with Boston leading 3 to 2.
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Bids Opened for Parkersburg Courthouse Project
The treasury department invited bids for construction of the Parkersburg West Virginia courthouse in Washington. Proposals will be opened July 11. Project cost is capped at 45000 dollars.
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For further information phone 9961 Pocahontas Air Transport Bluefield West Virginia.
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