Outside Securities Mixed Trading In Stocks And Bonds
Transactions in the outside security market show 155,705 shares of stock and 40,000 in bonds changing hands. Stock categories include Industrial 25,200 railroads 400 oils 30 and mining 120,300 with price ranges listed for several issues and multiple bonds quoted including Atlantic Ref and Pierce Oil, among others.
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Alliance
Burns Bros
Cramp
Eloc. B. Pf
Emer. Phono
Mer
M. M. Pf. Teren
Motors
Man
Marconi
N. Y. Trans
Pyr. Mfg. Co
Ans Standard Oil
Atlantic
Hitnets P. L
Inter
Pet'l'm
Ohio
Pierce
Prai
BP. l
N. J
N. Y
Alc. M. Co
tAtlanta
Big Ledge D
Chile
Nev
Davis D
Florence
Goldfield
tGoldfield M
Howe Sound
Kennecott C
Kerr Lake
McKin.d
OO Ltd
Belmont
Tonopah
Tularosa
Ata A ci
Westinghouse Bioc
tOdd Lot
Internat. Mer. Marine
Lake boat sales shift amid railroad holdings
A Buffalo based railroads owned fleet of twelve Mutual Transit ships and Erie sởfour ships face sale as Interstate Commerce rules push railroads to disentangle ship lines. The Mutual Transit Company and its parent seek buyers while noting no immediate dissolution, with ships serving Buffalo Cleveland Ontario Windsor and other Great Lakes ports.
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Erie Railroad
Great Lake
Mutual Transit Company of Buffalo
Great Lakes
Erie, Lackawanna, New York Central
Lehigh Valley
Mutual Transit Company
Mutual Terminal Company of
Buffalo
Ailey
Joint Stock
F. D.inderwood
Fairport
Ohio
Cleveland
Windsor
Ontario
Lake Superior
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Eerie
Lackawanna
New York Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
Erie
New York Times
W. J. Davidson
Staten Island Shipbuilding
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh
Pennsylvania
Sharp drop in Paris francs drives record foreign exchange lows
The foreign exchange market posted new low records across major currencies led by a 4 centimes fall in the franc to 5,061 for sight drafts. Sterling and lire also sank, while the Reichsmark held near March lows. Banks blamed slow French collateral plans and hesitations by holders of railroad bonds for the weakened franc as gains emerged late in the session.
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Paris
Italy
Reichsmark Bee
France
New York
Pennsylvania and
St. Paul
Europe
B M Makes New Plea For NH Legislation On Reorganization
Boston June 98 The B and M president Hustis calls for New Hampshire legislation aligning with other states to allow a reorganization of the Boston and Maine to avert receivership. He reports a narrowing deficit for eleven months but warns fixed charges will not be earned this year despite some earnings improvement and earlier track work.
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Boston
New Hampshire
Boxton & Maine
James
Hustis
Merchants oppose stock exchange regulation to constitutional panel
The Merchants' Association opposed a proposed constitutional amendment to regulate stock trading via the New York Stock Exchange. President William Fellowes Morgan warned that strict statutory controls would hamper legitimate business, push trading offshore, and hinder New York City's role as a global financial center. He urged leaving intricate exchange rules to the exchanges themselves.
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Merchants’ Association
New York Stock Exchange
William Fellowes Morgan
Jacob Brenner
Mr. Morgan
New York City
Wheat and corn prices rise amid rains and export moods
In the Winter wheat belt heavy rain aided a firmer market with prices up 1 to 2 cents, while visible US wheat supply fell by 2.624 million bushels. Corn gained 6 to 4 cents on weather and export signals as oats and other grains held steady amid mixed spot quotes.
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United States
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Buffalo
New York
Market News on Hog and Sugar Futures Fluctuations
Hog futures opened quiet and heavy amid a market decline but later steadied with packers buying in sympathy with grain. Chicago hog receipts reached 40,000 with Tuesday seen at 16,000. Kansas City 7,000. Omaha 6,300. Sugar futures opened quiet with declines of 8 points and day sales around 2,150 tons. overall market closed modestly lower.
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Gran
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Tenders on July contracts in the cottonseed market
The July tender activity in cottonseed ranged around 13 000 barrels with July orders driving some September weakness. Overall the market held a firmer tone as day end prices settled 3 to 7 points higher than earlier, with a price range from about 5.05 to 6.54 across months through December and into January.
Coffee market closes with firmer July position but later ease
Daily coffee market summary reports a lifeless trade with total sales near 5.7 percent of bags. Prices started unchanged to 3 points higher due to thin offerings and firmness in July, then ended with an easier tone, final quotations 2 points lower to 1 point higher. spot market noted.
Butter and Egg Receipts Drag Prices Lower in Mixed Markets
Receipts yesterday show 6,649 packages of butter and 10,200 cases of eggs. Butter prices declined on top creamery grades while ladies and packing stock favored buyers. Eggs markets remain quiet and irregular with high grade goods steady, medium and ordinary qualities offered at easier prices, and various grades listed for quarts and dozen prices across state and nearby sources.
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Pennsylvania
Weather outlook across Cotton and Grain states
Special to The New York Times reports unsettled conditions across the Cotton and Grain states with showers and cooler temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday. Regions from North Carolina to Oklahoma show varying winds, cloudiness, and occasional fair spells, with eastern areas more unsettled and western zones tending toward fair skies.
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New York Times
Washington, D. C
E. Fair
Fia
Fair Inc
E. Tex
W. Tex
W. Oxla
Ark
Fair
Tenn
Ohio
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Foreign Exchange
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George C. van Tuyl Jr
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Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
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Paulsen
Spokane
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Empire State
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Magazine OF
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Hartford
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40Th Street and
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Francis M. Leake
Frank F. Hazard
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Constant M. Aird
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