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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
11
MEW YOHK June 8 Ingot production of United States Steel declined nearly 5 percent in the past week. The current rate stands at 315 per cent of rated capacity, below 792.7 the prior week and about 80 percent three weeks ago. Quits were reported. Salisbury Eng Andrew Parkhues retirement at age 92.
The bond market and money markets show uneven activity with rates hovering around the 2 percent to 3 percent range. Brokers offer 29 day bills as funds move, while several industrials and utilities soften. Steel and other large issues decline modestly, with some leaders like Westinghouse and Coca Cola easing from recent highs.
A partial and garbled note shows Harris Upham Co limiting stock movement on the New York Stock Exchange connected to a routine trade. The fragment references numbers and trade terms but lacks clear details on actors or outcomes.
Mixed color poultry prices and grades cited for roosters turkeys ducks and eggs. Quotation terms include steady egg market and various packed and heavy grades with color descriptions and grade numbers.
Paralehies involving Barris Webem and Co are filed in an exchange setting with Continental Oil Cumberland Pipe referenced in the documents. The notice outlines corporate positions and stock relation within the industry. The fragment confirms paralegal filings tied to standard oil and pipeline entities.
The sugar market held steady with prices near the previous level as buyers showed no willingness to pay higher. Futures and prompt shipments remained largely unchanged with No. 2 refined and granulated sugar quoted around 4.20 and near-term demand uncertain.
A scattered June report from New York and other hubs notes varied foreign exchange rates and call money at 5 percent, with time loans quoted for 30 to 90 days. It lists rates for Britain, France, Belgium, Germany, Holland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Spain, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Austria, Rumania, Argentina, Brazil, and others, along with Toledo grain prices, Pittsburgh exchange figures, and Cincinnati poultry prices.
New York reports Garden fights brought in 2,274,062 dollars from fans over 35 big shows spanning 14 months. Average take per show stood at 64,979.20 dollars, exceeding prior seasons per the Madison Square Garden Corporation.
London June 3 The English Wightman Cup tennis team for the annual series against the Americans at Wimbledon June 13 and 14 is named. The lineup marks a major shift from last year with only one player returning and includes Miss Joan Pry, Mrs L A Godfree, Miss Zermyn trude Harvey, Mrs Phoebe Watson, Miss R B Mudford, and non playing captain Mr T M Mayr-Gor Jato. Mrs Godfree returns to international competition after a hiatus since 1927.
New York June 3 United Gas corporation declares plan to consolidate various natural gas properties after securing securities from several concerns. New securities will be issued in exchange for deposit receipts and usable for delivery starting June 2.
Grain and provisions futures rose on late today trading amid harsh crop conditions north and south of the Canadian border. Weather damage from winds and dust storms hurt spring wheat in Saskatchewan while world wheat stocks were reported down by over 4 million bushels. mixed futures moved higher for wheat and oats with varying shifts in prices.
Market summary shows slow demand with mixed fruit and vegetable items. Apples at 2.25 to 2.50 per box. cabbage and onions listed with various crate and bushel prices. potatoes around 3.75 to 5.80 per hundredweight. butter and eggs cited with grade scores. overall tone notes unchanged poultry and miscellaneous prices amid regional listings.
Dry Goods by the Associated Press reports cotton goods quiet with prices barely steady in gray goods. Demand for sheep fabrics is more active while raw silk trends odd. Silk goods for immediate cutting in higher demand as burins remained unchanged. Trade note mentions worsted dress fabrics for fall.
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