Bearish turn dominates dull Selton market
In a quiet session on June 27, bears led the stock market as indices slipped about 1.5 points after an attempted two-day rally. Trading was ultra slow with just over 2 million shares changing hands. U S Steel, American Can, GM and related rails fell while New York Central and St Louis-San Francisco posted sharp drops.
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John L. Cooley
Associated Press
New York
Bears
Northern American and Southern Railway
U. S. Steel
American Can
Johns Manville
General Motors
New York Central
Atchison
New Haven
St. Louis
San Francisco
American Telephone
Union Pacific
Dun’s
Bradstreet’s
New York Bond Quotations Close At NYSE June 27
Closing bond quotations in New York show U S Liberty, Am T and T, Atchison Gen 4s, New York Central 4s, Chicago Great Western 4s, and other issues trading at various yields. Listed domestic and foreign issues include Chile Cop 5s, Brazil US 8s, Argentina and Buenos Aires bonds, and Italian and Norwegian issues with diverse prices and percentages.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
U. S. Liberty
EERIE
Allegheny Corp
Balen
Ee Ee Bsoo
Pe Cote Law
COM
P & Pac Ss
P & Pac Adj
Chile
Cop
Det Edison
Paebaenchbdsons
COR Agm
Gia Eens H Habee
Stabex Mo Pac
Bou Po
Rinks
Laceniae Sedashakass
United Drug 5S
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Bacace
Schwase Oeeee Ae
Oda
Eas
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Ccs
Meese Ckeca
PU Teodor Bod
Muir Aes Oink
Ciccacs Eoess
Youngston S & T
Ceccee
Arg
Dena
Ss Ears Seeaces Coon
ES Aa Peg
Brazil
Buenos Aires
Italy
SPEER
Foreign Exchanges and Airport Chain Advocacy
New York reports regular foreign exchanges with Britain at 4.85 to 4.86 and France at 3.92 to 8.92, while Italy and Belgium quotes appear. A Canadian Chamber of Commerce proposal urges a coast to coast chain of airports.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Wool Market Seen Less Active In Boston Bulletin
The Boston Commercial Bulletin notes a softer wool market with less optimism due to low priced fine tops and broader market conditions. Domestic and foreign prices are listed for fleeces and mohair, with shipments and receipts through June 26, 1930, compared to last year, and quotes across many regions.
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Boston
Commercial Bulletin of
Australia
London
West
Montana
Texas
Chicago Poultry Market Report Short and Sparse
Chicago poultry market notes prices and offerings with June 27 dated entries. Fowls at 19 cents, broilers 22 cents, turkeys 180, spring ducks 183, spring geese 6 cents. alive stock listed with two cars and 13 trucks described as weak.
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Chicago
Grain market turns after liquidation and wary buying
Journal of Commerce reports grain action in Chicago on June 27 shows long liquidation concluded with limited reaction and a nervous market ready for bullish news. Domestic cash wheat demand improves while reports from Swift Current warn of drought and heat threatening crops. Webb district farmers show early sown summer fallow as moisture disappears and scorched crops may need soaking rain.
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Chicago
Webb
Madame Sigrid Undset Says She Broke Chains Before Nobel
Renowned writer and Nobel laureate Madame Sigrid Undset declares she broke at least 20 letter chains and suffered no misfortune, noting she tore up a chain letter the morning the Nobel prize was awarded to her.
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Madame Sigrid Undest
Memorial to Pet Marjory Unveiled in Kirkcaldy Churchyard
A memorial to the famed literary child Pet Marjory with ties to Sir Walter Scott was unveiled in Abbotshall churchyard Kirkcaldy Fifeshire. It was donated by Louis Bremmer retired Edinburgh banker and grand-nephew of Pet Marjory. Miss Mary Bremmer Cupar grandniece unveiled the statue.
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Pet Marjory
Sir Walter Scott
Abbotshall
Kirkcaldy
Fifeshire
Louis Bremmer
Edinburgh
Mary Bremmer
Cupar
Prince presides as pens offered at London luncheon
At a London actors benevolent fund luncheon the Prince of Wales presided and each guest found a fountain pen at his plate. The prince said the pens could be pocketed only if used to sign a check or a donation form.
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Actors’ Benevolent Fund
London
Prince of Wales
Closing Grain Letter from Chicago on June 27
Wheat shows nervous market with rallies not broadly supported though some improved backing on setbacks. Reports from Canada and overseas note moisture shortages and uneven rainfall. Farm board stance suggests stabilization prices require big advances, leaving new crop without old-wheat competition. Corn, oats, and rye show varied trends with limited pressure and small gains, Outlook tied to weather and export demand.
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Chicago
Farm Board
Stablization Corporation
Australia
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Liverpool Close Wheat Prices Rise Briefly
Liverpool reports June 27 Wheat prices moved up by one to two cents amid market activity with minor gains noted in nearby futures and limited trading following opening bids.
Wheat values hold firm amid rust and storage delays
Reports of black rust in Northwest fields and farmers piling wheat in the Southwest buoy prices. Kansas dispatches show storage pending higher prices while transatlantic demand and Canadian purchases buoyed the market. Market notes also cite weak stock quotes and liberal harvest-area movement.
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Associated Press Market
Chicago
Northwest
Southwest
Mitchell
S. D
Kansas
Canada
United States
North America
Alberta
Stock Exchange
Iain Omer
Copper and metals market notes from New York
Copper and other metals show quiet trading in New York. Electrolytic copper spot and futures up 12c, iron steady, tin steady at 30.85 spot and 31 futures, lead around 5.25c in New York and 5.15c in East St. Louis, zinc easing with East St. Louis spot and futures at 4.45 and 4.25c, and antimony at 7c.
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New York
East St. Louis
Spokane Stock Bid Sheet Sparks Market Moves
June 27 Spokane reports a crowded bid asked list across mining and timber names. Prices show modest shifts with Ajax Ambergis Mex Prem Big Miss McGill and many others quoted with small percentage changes and high volatility as buyers and sellers set terms.
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Logan and & Bryan
Spokane
Ajax
Metaline L
Ambergis
Mex Prem
Big Miss
McGill
Bunk’hill
Mont Min
Callahan
Noble Five
Penderillo
Dickens
Prem Old Betesine Douglas
Reeves Me
Gladstone
Shermud
Goldsmith
Sidney
Golconda
Sunshine
Tamarack
Tahia Orr
Highland
Crows
Root Flor
Silv Seim
Lookout M
Lucky J
Marsh
Minneapolis Grain Wheat Prices and Futures
Minneapolis grain report from June 27 shows wheat receipts at 91 cars versus 159 a year ago. Cash No 1 northern ranged from 93 4 to 96 3, with various protein content and corresponding prices. futures for July 93c, Sept 96c, Dec $1.00. Corn No 3 yellow 74 77c. Oats No 3 white 32 33c. Barley 38 53c. Rye No 1 49 55c. Flax No 1 2.58 to 2.63.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Seattle Grain Market Report for June 27
Seattle grain notes show ongoing trading with prices for seagum and wheat varieties listed in cents per bushel and percent changes. Market symbols appear corrupted but indicate activity in Western white and Hard Winter wheat alongside Western red, with cash market mentions and fluctuating daily ranges.
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Seattle
Logan
Bryan Wire
Oman
Portland Wheat Prices and Receipts Report
Portland Ore June 27 Wheat futures closed July 92c September 92c December 95c Cash Big Bend Bluestem 1.07 soft white western white 92c hard winter northern spring western red 91c Today's car receipts Wheat 37 flour 11 corn 1 Oats 3 hay 2
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Portland
Ore
Big Bend
Sugar Prices In New York Market Report
New York June 27 refined sugar withdrawals remained large though new business appeared. Prices held at 4.60 to 4.80 for fine granulated. Futures closed steady with approximate sales of 51,000 and settlements for July to May futures ranging from 1.33 to 1.67 per unit.
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New York
Salt Lake Mines Auction Prices and Listings
Salt Lake City June 27 report lists bids and prices for a variety of mines and mining companies around Alta Con Monarch Quingy Cardiff and other districts. The document shows percentages and dollar figures next to mine names such as Alta Con 1% 3 Mines, Monarch L 10, Park Utah, Comb Met, Prince Co, Croff, Prove Mit, Silv Ks Cl, Est Utah, Iron Kng, Mammoth, Moscow M, Park Prem among others, indicating bid asks and valuations. It reads as a historical mining ledger with scattered figures, including 1% 2% 7% and dollar-like amounts, with many entries and fragmented data.
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Logan & Bryan
Salt Lake City
Mines
Monarch
Bing
Quingy
Cardiff
Park Bing
Colu Rex
Park Utah
Prince Co
Prove Mit
Stan
TSS
Rice Argent
Silv
Tn Cs
Utah
Emma Sil
Burk Bull
Burk Lilly
Burk
Iron Kng
Kennebec
jWalk
Keystone
iPlumbie
Mammoth
Moscow M
Park Prem
STANDARD OILS MARKET SUMMARY
Logan and Bryan report on Standard Oils with figures for Galena, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Ohio, and Nebraska products. The notes show pipe and vacuum percentages, including 45 percent for several lines, 31 to 33 percent for others, and small decimals like .117 to .118, indicating price or quality markers across regions and grades.
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Logan & Bryan
Galena C
Imperial
Boston Stocks Report From June Market Overview
Boston stocks report by Logan and Bryan lists mixed gains and losses across several rail and steel names. Traders note modest advances for Hancock Swift and Mayflower while several small caps show fractional moves, with volumes lighter than prior sessions.
Boston Curbs and Race Results Include Various Entries
A compact report lists multiple horse racing outcomes and odds in Boston. Names such as Blackh and Chief Cn appear among fractional results and race results, with several placements and percentages noted. The text reads like a clipped results column with inconsistent OCR, mentioning Calavaras, Jerme, and Crystal C as part of the listing.
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Logan
Brayn
Boston
Bost
Ely Weinns
Ron
Ohio Cap
Hog market mostly higher at Chicago fair, June 27
Chicago hog receipts 22,000 with 98,000 head direct. Hogs mostly 10 to 20 cents higher, top $9.25 for 200 to 250 pounds. Demand improves. butchers 250 to 300 pounds 8.65 to 9.25, 200 to 250 pounds 8.85 to 9.25. Sows 7.65 to 8.50, pigs 90 to 130 pounds 8 to 9. Cattle receipts 2,000. calves 1,000. generally steady with week’s advance. Best weighty steers 11.75. slaughter steers 1,300 to 1,500 pounds 11.75 to 12.75. 1,100 to 1,300 pounds 10.25 to 12.75. fed yearlings 9.75 to 11.75. cows 7.25 to 9.25. cutters 3.50 to 4.75. bulls 6.40 to 8.25. stocker and feeder steers 8.50 to 10. Sheep receipts 5,000. fat lambs steady to 25 cents lower. natives 11.50 to 11.75. throwouts mostly 6.25 down. lambs 92 pounds down 11 to 12.25. ewes 150 pounds down 2 to 3.75.
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SSS
Idig
Rumely
Esstonnensnaaseoentiaie
Krogerger Grocery
Ahumada
American Canceeae
Eree ‘Lorillard Tobacco
Amer. Inter. Corp
Louisville Gas Elect
Marlin Rockwell
Amer. Pow.-Lite
Mack Truck
Magma
Elec
St. Fdry
Maytag Company
Peeessiaes
Eeerees
Mexican Seaboard
Amer. Zinc. Com
Eect
Miami Copper
Anaconda
Mo. Kan.-Tex
Armour
Pacific. Com
Atchison
Ewe Eames
Montgomery Ward
Auburn Auto Atlantic Refining
Baltimore
Ohio
National Cash
Barnsdal
Eee
National Dairy
Bethlehem Steel
Briggs Mfg. Co
Nevada
Bucyrus Erie
New Haven
Capes Eubus
Butte
Superior
New York
Northern Pacific
Calumet
Ariz
Otis Steel
Canada
Park Utah
Pacific Gas and ES
Cerro de Pasco
Packard Motors
Pennsylvania
Ay Chic. Gt. West. Pfd
J. C. Penney Co
C.M
Phillips Rae Ae
Public Service N
Chi. Rek Island
Chrysler Motor A
Atenas
Cen Lanier
Colo
Radio Corp
Columbia Gas
Radio Keith Orph
Columbia Graph
Remington Rand
Republic Iron- Steel
Congoleum
Richfield Oi
Consolidated Cigar
R. J. Reyn. Tob. B
Royal Dutch of
N. Y
St Joe
St. L
Motors
I Schulte
Stra
Sears Roebuck
Crucible Steel
Shell Union Oil
Edge
Ns Curtiss Wright
Davison” Chemicals
QTY
South
Calif. Edison
Drugs, Inc
Eww
Southern Pacific
Dupont, New
Southern Railway
Beainntamais
Standard Brands
Lee Eastman Kodak
Eaton Axle
Oil of
Calif
N A
Eng. Pub
Sail
Stewart Warner
Ener Fiske Rubber
Studebaker
Peach Fox Film A
Tenn. Co. and
Chm
Gen. Am
Texas Corporation
Texas Gulf
General Electric
Texas Pacific
Pa General Foods
Texas Pac
General Motors
Tex. Pac. Land Trust
Goodrich
Goodyear
Graham Pai
Lesan
United Aircraft
Great North
United Corporation
Great Northern
United Fruit
Great West
U.S. Indus
Grigsby Grunow
United Gas Improve
Gulf States Steel
United States
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors Eeeee
Saal Union Carbide
United States Steel
Hupp Motors Ee Sen Center
Neta Seer
Union Pacific Sorees
Deere
Inter
Westing. Airbrake
Lex
Toraemrnnian
Eee Inter. Cement, Cm
Wabash, Com
Inter. Comb. Eng
Warner Bros. Pict
Inter. Harvester
International
Namees
West Ga'se Electric
Tel
Maryland
Johns Mansville
Ee White Motors
Ewes
Oe Hipnemmenangeany
Tiere
Wilys-Overland
Kelly Springfield
Woolworth
Eeeee
Kelvinator Company
Yellow Truck
Kennecott
Uent
Chicago
USDA
OMARA
Omaha
Denver Livestock Market Report June 27
Denver cattle receipts total 25 calves and two loads held over, cows at 3.50 to real calves 10 to 11, heavy calves 8. Hogs receipts 300 with early sales 1.15 higher, bulk 160 to 220 pounds 8.50 to 8.90, packers sow steady to strong at 7 to 7.50. Sheep receipts 7,800 including 2,500 through, lambs 9.50 to 9.75, weighty ewes around 3.3.
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Denver
USDA
Omaha cattle and hogs market report summary
In Omaha the USDA market report shows cattle receipts at 1,600 with vealers steady and fed steers to 10.60, bulls to 5.50, and beef cows to 7.50. Hogs at 10,500 receipts rise to 8.95 top, 180–300 lb hogs 8.80–8.90, sows 7.75–8.00. Sheep receipts 6,000 with lambs 10.75–11.50 top, native lambs 10.60, fed yearlings 8.10, ewes about 2.75.
Cattle and hog markets shift. steady calves. mixed grain bids
South St Paul reports cattle receipts of 1800 with slow market and weak to 25 cent lower prospects, steers and yearlings abundant, best yearlings about 10.30, cows and heifers ranging 5.25 to 8.50, calves steady with vealers 9 to 11.50. Hogs up to 150 higher with top near 9.00 for 160 to 240 pounds, sows 7.75 to 8, pigs 8.75, lights 8.75 to 9, direct 280. Sheep receipts 700, lambs weaker 25c, good native lambs 10.25, plainer to killers 5 to 5.50, fats 2 to 3, one load direct.
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South ST. Paul
USDA
Portland cattle and hog market report from June 27
Portland cattle receipts reach 85 with calves at 10 and early sales around 8.50 to 11, down about a dollar. Hog receipts 150 slow with no improvement over Thursday’s close. Sheep receipts 1,000 all driven in with no early sales, prices expected steady.
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Portland
USDA
Potato Prices in Chicago Trade Slows on Weak Receipts
Chicago reports show 102 carloads on track and 1,110 cars shipped nationwide as trading slows. Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee and Illinois markets vary with Irish Cobblers quoted at 1.75 to 2.05 per unit, Bliss Triumphs 1.75 to 2.25, and barreled NC at 3.65 to 4.40, reflecting overall weakness.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Illinois
North Carolina
Virginia
Call Money Market Report from New York
Call money is firm at 2 percent all day. Time loans steady with 30 to 60 days at 2 percent, 90 days at 2 and 4 months at 2 4, 5 to 6 months at 3 3 percent. Prime commercial paper and bankers acceptances unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Butter and Eggs Market Report from Chicago
Butter in Chicago settled at 17,274 for the day with prices unchanged. Eggs moved 183,434 and also held steady, with no price change noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Flour in Butte Price Snapshot in Wholesale District
Flour was quoted yesterday in Butte's wholesale district at 5.85 dollars per unit.
Butte Hog Market Prices Quoted in Local Market
Hogs were priced yesterday with Choice at 9.50 dollars and various weights listed. Medium heavy brought 9 dollars, heavy 7 to 8 dollars, extra heavy 6 to 6.50, light 8.50 to 9, and extra light 6.50 to 8 dollars.
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Bearg
Standard Statistics Co
Delaine
Michigan
Wisconsin
Missouri
Indiana
New England
California
Northern
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
Valley
Arizona
Cape Winter
Turkey
Chicago Poultry
Journal of Commerce
Logan and
John P. Boughan
Timothy
Metal Market
and Co
Ardsley Butte Corp
Ardsley Butte Mines Corp
Basin Mont. Tun. Co. Ser
Basin Montana Tunnel Co
Beaverhead Alberta
Butte Bullwhacker
Butte Cananea
Butte Copper Con
Jardine Mining Eee
Ke-Sun Oil
Liberty Montana Sete
Montana Copper Co
Sete
Montana Mines Corp
Nethart Silver
Quartz Hill Mining
Queen City Oil
Sunburst Oil and Refining
Sup. Corp
Am. Trust
CURB
Assd Gas
Carib Synd
Sys Coma
Pfd
Club Alum
Columbia Synd
Contl Oil Maine
Creole Pete
Durant Motors
Del
Gulf Oil
Wernt
Hudson Bay Mining
Lion Oil and Riga
Newmont Mining
Noranda Mines
Niles Bement and Pond
Pantepe Oil
Premier
Aca
Shattuck Dean See
Stand Oil
Stutz Motors Vt Todd Shipyards
Transcont Airways
One Enee
Imperial Oil of Canada
International Pete
Hollinger Bunkerhill Sullivan
Golden Sachsee
United Gas Co
Ford Mtr Ltd
Humble Oil
Salt Creek
Trans Amer Corp
Seattle Grain
Portland Wheat
Salt Lake Mines
Standard Oils
Nth Butte
Est Butte
Quincy
Hancock
Swift Co
Utah Apex
Utah Met
Victoria
Boston Curb
Metals Bank and Trust CO
Logan & Bryan Brokers
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