Stocks Rally as Copper and Steel Lead Upturn
Developments particularly on the railroad strike revived demand on the New York Stock Exchange. Steel and copper shares rose with optimism over Attorney General Daugherty's steel merger report. Copper export notes totaling 9 million dollars paid before maturity signal stronger copper activity. Louisville & Nashville climbed to 136 1/2, about 11 points above the prior close, marking a sharp late rise.
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United Financial New York
New York Stock Exchange
Daugherty
Senate
Copper Export Association
Louisville & Nashville
Dow Jones & Co
Foreign exchange market closes irregular in New York
The foreign exchange market closed irregular today in New York with Sterling at demand 443 1/4 dollars and cables 44 1/4 cents, Francs at demand 7.99 cents and cables 29 1/4. Swiss kronen at demand 19.06 cents with cables 39.10 cents, and other rates for Belgium francs Danish and Norwegian kronen among listed quotes.
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United Financial New York
Norway
New York Stocks By Thomson McKinnon
New York stocks moved modestly as traders absorbed mixed corporate results and shifting economic cues. Analysts from Thomson and McKinnon noted narrow trading ranges with small gains in industrials and declines in utilities amid cautious investor sentiment.
Cotton Market Opens Bearish Amid Weather News
In New York the cotton market opened off 15 to 21 points with Liverpool Southern and local selling. Japanese and spot buying supported. New Orleans reports heavy rains along the North Carolina coast and the eastern belt kept futures slightly bearish. Liverpool sales pressured futures 5 to 16 points. July 22.56c, October 22.25c, December 21.93c, March 21.50c.
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United Financial New York
Liverpool
United Financial
New Orleans
North Carolina
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Raw sugar market in New York shows firm bids
Raw sugar in New York today held steady at 3% cents cost and freight for Cubas with hints of higher prices soon. An operator bought 3,000 tons for July loading at 3.15¢ f o b, above the 3%c parity, marking a new high for the year as trading continued.
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United Financial New York
Cubas
Market notes and oil finance in July reports
J P Morgan offers 25 million Humble Oil ten year bonds at par callable first three years at 105 and then 102. Treasury Secretary Mellon sees a prosperous new year with rail orders rising and crops good. New York bonds for Cleveland school district 4s and 4.55s offer yield 4 to 4.55. Refined sugar prices rise on Warner and Federal Refining moves. Pere Marquette valuation set by ICC at 63.3 million. Mexican Petroleum stock rumors denied amid GM stock activity. Tampico and Gulf Oil cut production. Durants GM stake cited as a factor. Dillon Read reports Uruguay loan negotiations facing legal issues.
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United Financial New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Humbre Oi and Refining Company
New York
Dillon, Read & Co
Montevideo
Uruguay
Acre
Oils Outshine in New York Curb Session
Oil stocks led the day’s curb activity on July 6 as reports of salt water in the Toteco Azul field of Mexico influenced trading. Mexican Seaboard rose 1 percent, Standard Oil of Indiana climbed 4 percent as the market regained some losses from the prior session. Freeport Texas 7s jumped 10 percentage points amid an irregular close with overall gains near the day’s highs.
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United Financial New York
Mexico
Mexican Seaboard
Standard Oil
Indiana
Freeport Texas
Grain Prices Irregular At Board's Close
Chicago July 6 Grain prices finished irregular on the Chicago Board of Trade as weather and demand influenced moves. Wheat fell on weak export demand while corn and oats showed mixed shifts. July and December futures for wheat, corn and oats opened lower and closed with varied gains and losses amid light export activity and Midwest rain.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Mid-West
Minnesota
Dakotas
Swine Prices Steady as Lower Market Persists in Chicago
July swine market shows a steady tone with overall prices down 5 cents on the day. No. 2 red wheat at 1.15 1/4, corn mixed across several grades, oats and timothy cash markets noted. Cattle, sheep, and lamb prices described as strong to steady with active trading and fair demand.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
ST. Louis
Strang
Kansas City
Fomor
Wethern
Nee
East Buffalo
Indianapolis Board of Trade Grain and Hay Bids
The Indianapolis Board of Trade listed bids and inspections for wheat corn oats and hay. Wheat No 2 red three cars No 3 red five cars sample one car total nine cars. corn No 3 white three cars No 4 white four cars No 6 white one car No 3 yellow one car No 4 yellow four cars No 5 yellow one car No 6 yellow two cars total 18 cars. oats No 1 white one car No 2 white two cars No 3 white five cars No 4 white six cars No 3 mixed one half car total 15 cars. rye No 2 one car. Total cars for day 43. Prices quoted F O B 4114 rate to New York.
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Leah He
Timothy
New York
Indianapolis hay and grain prices by wagon load
The Indianapolis prices list hay by the wagon load delivered in the city. Hay includes Lovee timothy mixed hay at 18 and 19 cents per unit, baled hay at 18 and 19 cents. Oats price per bushel is 42 to 45 cents. Corn prices for old and new at 63 to 68 cents per bushel.
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Indianapolis
Lovee Timothy
Local Markets Pay Farmers for New Wheat and Oats
Local mills and elevators set prices today at one dollar for new No 2 red winter wheat and thirty three cents for new No 2 white oats.
Commodity Prices Quiet in New York Trading
New York on July 6 reports quiet trading for copper, lead and spelter. Standard Copper offered at 13.50 cents for July to September, Lead at 5.80 cents for July and August, Spelter at 6.40 cents for July and August, reflecting a calm market with steady quotes.
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United Financial New York
Coffee futures steady in New York trade on July 6
New York coffee prices opened steady with July at 10.10 cents asked and strong bids on May and December contracts. September trades around 9.65 to 9.70 cents, December 9.56 to 9.59 cents, and March 9.48 cents bid with May at 9.46 cents bid.
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United Financial New York
Boston Wool Market Shows Footing Abroad Amid Dull Local Trade
Boston reports a dull listless domestic wool market while foreign markets exhibit a good undertone. Traders note steadiness abroad despite weak turnover at home and anticipate firmer activity in coming weeks.
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Boston
Livestock Market Figures Across Cities
Chicago and several major markets report varied cattle hogs and sheep prices with receipts totaling thousands. Steers and heifers show mixed gains. hogs steady to firm with top quotes in the elevens. Cattle, calves, and sheep listings include numerous price ranges and regional totals for the day.
Indianaplis Produce Prices and Poultry Rates Headline
Indianapolis produce markets list prices for butter making and packing stocks, poultry items including leghorn fowls, broilers, hens, turkeys, ducks, geese, squabs and old guineas with per pound and per dozen quotes. Local butter dealers pay 37 38 cents per pound and butterfat at 36 to 37 cents per pound.
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Indianapolis
Liberty bonds push higher in early trading
Liberty bonds continued their upward march in early trading with First, Second, Third and Fourth 4s at or near record highs. Fourth 4s at 100.50, 3s at 100.44, and Consolidated Gas convertibles up to 120. Brazilian bonds little moved amid internal trouble rumors. Foreign bonds steady as high grade rail bonds and tra tions rose.
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United Financial New YO
Liberty
Consolidated Gas
Liberty Loans
Local Names List From City Directory Snippet
A fragmentary listing includes Theodore B. V. Keen of 1327 Parke Ave and Marian E. Craig at 1420 N. Alabama St alongside Mercado Hakin 1026 S. Capitol Ave and Zimbal Levy 1102 S. Senate Ave. Also Alonzo H. Forsha 124 S. Arsenal Ave and Anna L. Young at 2031 W. Vermont St.
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Theodore B. V. Keen
Parke Ave
Marian E. Craig
Alabama
Mercado Hakin
S. Capitol
Zimbal Levy
S. Senate
Alonzo_H. Forsha
S. Arsenal
Anna L. Young
Vermont St
Local Birth Announcements From City Hospitals
A list of birth notices reports new babies with parents and addresses across city hospitals and homes. Names include Blt Pedery, Netherton, Moldihan, Rogers, Newbolt, Adams, Alkire, Massengale, Arnold, Walsh, Romine, Woods, Johnson, Ward, Pritchell, and Steinbuch. Several entries note gender as boy or girl.
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Roda Pedery
Maryland
Richard and
Mary Netherton
Maassachusetts Ave
Carl and
Kathleen Moldihan
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Elmer and
Madora Rogers
Illinois
Woe
Goldie Newbolt
Emmett
Lena
Eliza Adams
Fayette
Jack
Ruthslenn Alkire
Berwick
Cares
Alice Massengale
Cushing
Dallas
Margaret Arnold
S. State
William and
Gertrude Walsh
E. McCarty
Chester
Frances Romine
Long Hospital
Frank and
Katherine Woods
Clark Blakeses Hospital
Andrew and
Lucinda Johnson
N. Belmont
Almon and
Josephine Ward
Bernard and
Anna Pritchell
W. Twelfth
Stephen and
Audrey Steinbuch
Graham
Obscure Midwest Mortality List From City Hospital
A sanitized obituary style list records numerous individuals with ages and causes of death or illness. Names include Neatrice Carter and Aletha Steiner with peritonitis and myocarditis, along with others such as Hanna Harris and Charles Bezeley listed under city hospital or home addresses, detailing acute and chronic conditions and associated ages and street locations.
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Neatrice Carter
City Hospital
Aletha Steiner
Sugar Grove
Hanna W. Harris
E. Morris
Alphonso E. Lomax
Tenth and
West
Lucy Kennedy
W. Nineteenth
Raymond Candle
Pleasant
Market Report from Cleveland Produce Trade
In Cleveland, July 6, butter extras in tubs for 43 to 45 cents, prime 44 to 45 cents, firsts 41 cents. Packing stock 23 to 25 cents. Eggs fresh gathered northern extra 28 cents, extra firsts 27, Ohio 24, western firsts 23. Poultry live heavy fowls 22 to 23 cents, roosters 15 cents, spring ducks 25 to 28 cents.
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United Financial
Cleveland
Huge bond buying uplifts American financing in six months
W H Grimes reports in New York on 1922 first half financing by Americans. Total corporate and foreign government investments reached 2.406 billion dollars with 75 percent in bonds. Railroad and industrial bonds led, while New York Telephone issue drew notable oversubscription. Foreign offerings totaled 673.8 million, signaling strong confidence despite rates at 5 to 6 percent. A bond buying surge is expected as matured obligations reinvest.
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New York
Dow Jones Financial Agency
New York Telephone Company
American Acceptance Council
Wholesale Beef Prices in Indianapolis Markets
Wholesale prices for beef cuts from Swift & Co. list Ribs No. 2 15c No. 3 12c. Loins No. 2 20c No. 3 16c. Rounds No. 2 1c No. 3 14c. Chucks No. 2 10c No. 3 9c. Plates No. 2 6c No. 3 6c.
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Indianapolis
Swift & Co
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