Mixed Bond Market Trading On New York Tuesday
Active bond trading in New York Tuesday shows totals near 2.17 million dollars for the day, with prior days including a holiday and last year, while U S Government Bonds and various corporate issues from Brown Brothers to Armour & Co and Amalgamated papers display fluctuating last prices and gains. The complicated board lists many issues with prices, yields, and par values across Steel, Gas, paper, and utilities holdings amid a busy trading session.
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New York
Armour & Corees
Cal Gas & Electric Co
Central Pacific
Cerro Copper
Ches & Ohto
Wheela Mining
Horizon
Verde
Via
Ay neSim Hatter
Ho J Viek
Minema Chie
Ingman
Maur
Maron Valley
Montana
Mother Tod
Rochester
Ania Kite
Rusa Gov
Nea Consolidated Exchange
Gen Motors
Studebaker
Commodities Curb Market Net Last Change
A compact listing of stock and commodity tickers with prices and recent moves. Firms mentioned include United Motors, Standard Oil subsidiaries, and several manufacturing and transport firms reflecting varied sectors and market activity.
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Salon High
Aleee
Hoyd Motuen
Car Li & Pow
Carwen Steel
Chevrolet Motor
Cartion Aero
Te Vian St
Emerson Phon
Ba Henney Inc
Hae & Bae
Man Transit
Maxim Munk
BOON
Nat Conduit
Shipbide
BON Am P&p
Ba Ste Standard Oil
Prices Rise in Steel Rivets and Metals Market
Industrial prices for rivets up five dollars per ton as government requests the Americas Iron and Steel Institute to allocate forty nine thousand tons for wooden boat construction. Copper market remains firm with strong inquiries and many orders booked, while iron and tin quotes show modest changes from a year ago and current spot prices are listed for several metals.
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Americas Iron and Steel Institute
United States
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Formosa
York
Asia
Real
Marely
Cresada
Stine
Wheat market notes and price shifts across regions
Markets show a heavy tone with final quotes 1 to 5 cents lower. Northwest cash markets firm with gains in Minneapolis up to ten cents. Canada spring wheat benefits Northwest conditions. harvesting progressing in Texas and Kansas Oklahoma. Reports on demand indicate government alignment and possible European purchasing help, while futures show mixed sentiment and lower oats and rye trends.
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Northwest
Minneapolis
Canada
American Northwest
Texas
Chicago
Gulf
Kansas
Owahoma
Europe
Nwattil
New York
Market Notes on Dairy and Produce Prices
Current markets show creamery products priced higher than extras with varied US regional quotes. Receipts include 5,059 boxes of cheese and mixed dairy grades, while apples, grapes, and citrus list with diverse crate and box prices. Weathered browns and ungraded dairy colors appear in nearby Pennsylvania and Western markets, with hay and straw bids noted yesterday and per ton.
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Hutter
Sears
Hirata
Mike Maia
Frei
Tower Eraden
Pennsylvania
Pennnylvania
25 Cent Cotton Rally Drives July Futures Higher
Cotton for July delivery sold at 25 cents a pound as the local exchange opened, while October contracts rose to 24.55 cents. The rise brought roughly $3 a bale in overnight gains amid a buying surge by speculators and forward buyers. Traders cited heavy government purchases and Liverpool market strength as supporting factors, with margin requirements doubled to curb speculation and some speculative houses exiting cotton trading. Exports for the day reached 4,875 bales, lifting season totals to 4,980,731.
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Liverpool
Rive
New York Cotton Exchange
George M. Shutt
Cotton Exchange
Stock Exchange
Dividend Declared by Capital Company for June
The company announced a dividend of one percent on the capital stock, payable in cash on July 1. The board set June 15 as the record date for eligibility and noted fiscal access remains stable as business operations continue under existing terms.
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Railway Steel-Spring Company
Bo Church Streat
New York City
Tankers Trust Company
McCormick
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Chamba Blake
Bat Set
Stent “Corporation
Ubon
Nich Wee
Dane Inc
Wielock
BM Jones
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