Deals in Government Bonds and Other Investment Securities
An investor briefing outlines opportunities in government bonds and related securities. Key notes cover risk, yield ranges, and market conditions. The report highlights primary issues, secondary markets, and regulatory factors affecting pricing and liquidity.
Markets Stay Dull As Steel Strike Looms Over Trading
New York July 31 stock market shows no awakening from a lethargic week. Initial dip from United States Steel led a broad downturn, later buying by large holders steadied prices. Analysts note small traders cover shorts while larger interests wait for Steel strike settlement. Dividends and bank movements influence late-day activity. close remains weak with dull railroad bond trading and subdued overall liquidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated
United States Steel
Cail
United States
Quiet Day on Change as Cornu Damage Persists in Advancing Prices
Chicago July 30 The Board of Trade saw a quiet session with corn ruling strong and closing higher for September, oats up modestly, wheat steady to lower, and provisions dull. Liverpool advances steadied wheat early, selling pressure from locals and short hedging dominated the day. Receipts and seaboard clearances influenced the market, with corn and oats showing limited gains amid cautious sentiment.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Gstoc
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
Lee
Corp
Lara
New York Flour and Grain Prices and Rates
Market notes from New York on July trade show flour receipts at 11,600 barrels with exports of 31,637 barrels, market quiet and about steady. Wheat receipts 55,000 bushels with 129,003 bushels exported. spot prices for No 2 red at 76 cents, No 1 northern Duluth high. Corn receipts 4,000 bushels with 7,505 bushels exported. spot No 2 at 59 cents elevator, 58 cents afloat. Oats receipts 140 bushels. spot prices firm with No 2 white 41/2 cents, track mixed Western 37/64–41/64. CID notes show butter, lard, tallow, sugar, and coffee price movements.
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New York
Duluth
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Sige Oats
Cordova
Baltimore
Joly
State
GM Louisville
Liverpool
California
St. Hi
Sas City
Inc
Gotac
Milwaukee
Various Grain and Produce Prices Across U S Markets
Baltimore and Louisville market notes report mixed commodity pricing with wheat No 2 red around 6¢ and 4 red longberry varying, corn prices steady to dull, oats and rye mixed. New York butter and cheese firmer, eggs higher, pork products steady. Chicago oats and flour steady. Liverpool and other ports show fluctuating wheat and corn values alongside coal and spirits of turpentine markets. Wholesale wool and cotton markets show steady to rising expectations, with Boston wool shipments and firm raw wool trade.
Live Stock Market Report from Indianapolis Union Stockyards
Hog and cattle trading showed uneven gains with export demand aiding prices while fat cattle advanced and stockers held steady. Receipts for hogs and cattle were up from year ago but mixed versus last week, with buyers attentive and prices firm on good weights. Sheep and lamb markets remained smaller, with modest gains and steady to higher bids.
Certificates Issued to Various Indiana Residents
A list of names and amounts shows certificates issued to numerous Indiana residents from cities including Indianapolis Mur ave B Kirtley Huswell Kokomo Peru Lafayette Marion Richmond Connersville Greencastle Tipton and more. Amounts range from 2 up to 37 dollars with several names repeated or garbled in OCR.
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Alfred A. Hacker
Indianapolis
David Tollehack
Peru
Johanes Fasenacht
Lafayette
Thomas Strong
Henry Harris
Uniondale
Nathan Ratcliffe
Richmond
David Darby
Marion
Prenton Gates
Connersville
Cattle and Hog Market Report From Chicago and Regions
Cattle receipts around 12 000 with market up 10 2c. Hogs receipts about 30 000 with strong opening and steady closes. best heavy hogs at high quotes and light hogs 35.15 to 6.75. Sheep and lambs steady with good demand. calves, cows, and bulls quoted in various ranges. Regional quotes include Kansas City and St Louis with mixed shifts. futures and cash markets show active trade and higher tones for select classes.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Pacers
Blair-Baker Horse Company
Andy Schic
Cincinnati
F. Meyers & Son
Pocahontas
W. H. Parr
Hanover
Milt Kindle
Lancaster
Joan Pender
Johnstown
McCutcheon Gregory
Lafayette
Herman Stoner
Buffalo
M. H. Reardon
Greater New York
Sam Jacobs
Cambridge City
C. N. Beacon
Paris
J. T. Cofer
Richmond
M. M. Gingrich
Derry Church
A. Asher
Pitsburg
Robert Miller
Scotland
Squires and
North
Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
New York
Stesay
Choice
Louisville
Cattla
ST. Locts
Texas Aire
South Omaha
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