Day of Profit Taking Dampened Buying Demand
Large scale stock market slide in New York as speculative trading and short selling pressure rose with concerns over a Roosevelt move to retry Standard Oil. Banks posted strong cash gains from weekly currency movements while foreign selling and weak copper strengths capped gains. Weather and harvest reports added to a cautious tone in a volatile session.
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New York Bond Market Brightens With Mixed Municipal Notes
The New York bond market shows varied activity across multiple sectors including municipal notes, central Georgia income bonds, and various state issues. Trading highlights include anticipated issues from Illinois and Kansas City markets, with several 4s and 45-year instruments noted amid a broad mix of issuers and maturities.
New York Market Reports and Live Stock Prices
The New York produce market lists money on call at 10.5 percent with bids and offers around 14 percent for tilting loans and banker bills near 4.80. Live cattle, hogs, and sheep prices are shown with receipts and price ranges, including cattle 5.85 to 8.15, hogs 6.60 to 6.85, sheep 3.09 to 4.87, and lambs 4.78 to 6.79. Regional dairy and produce quotes follow, with eggs, cheese, dressed poultry, vegetables, and fruits cited for nearby markets.
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Washington Cattle Market Prices and Ranges
Market report lists cattle at 6.00 to 6.50 per cwt for extra fat cattle, hogs at 5.50 to 5.75 per cwt gross, sheep clipped 2.00 to 3.50, spring lambs around 5.4 to 5 per pound, calves prime to common from 4 to 5. Cows prime fresh priced about 40 to 45 per head, common around 20 to 23 per head.
Baltimore Markets July Fourth Flour Wheat Corn and Oats Report
Baltimore markets report quiet on flour with 5 465 bils receipts and 2 216 bils exports. Wheat firm with spot contract prices around 99 99% for No 2 red Western and 96 97 for August and September contracts. Corn steady with spot at 79 44 and September around 84 and 3473 bush for western oat market up and higher for No 2 white around 68.
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New York Cotton Market Mixed on July 24
The New York cotton market opened steady and closed varied with a general undertone near unchanged to slightly up. Trade counted about 309000 bales, aided by dull buying, bear pressure, and a hoped government crop report due July 31, while late-day gains were led by August and futures firming amid a mix of bullish and bearish signals.
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Equity and probate docket highlights mix in District record
Court notices show rule to show cause August 4 for Jordan ye Gemmill and extended testimony for United States v. Gaynor. Several receiverships and sales orders listed including rock Creek properties and estates. District’s Equity and Probate Courts announce amended declarations and orders, with numerous real estate transfers and creditor actions.
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Wall Street Gossip Sees Bearish Shift After Roosevelt Remarks
Washington Post notes renewed bear pressure as President Roosevelt comments on Standard Oil mood shifts traders. London buyers pull back, bond volume falls to about 2 million, and several brokers report public buying improving late in the session.
Market Outlook Mixed as West Leads Buying Boom
Markets show little daily movement with Georgetown certificates selling at 106 to 107. Analysts note rising prices across crops and metals and praise West participation, predicting an overall upward trend despite short term dips over weekends. A trader cautions temporary declines but expects no lasting downturn.
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Wheat and corn futures rise on receipts and demand signals
Wheat rose amid strong futures interest and big receipts before turning back slightly. Corn steady to modestly higher on short covering and light stocks, while oats mixed and rye quiet. market details show spot and futures movements across No. 2 and elevator pricing with dampened export activity.
Business: Broader Orders Yet Slow, Widespread Yet Cautious
Bradstreet's notes moderate enlargement in buying at large centers, revival in demand for industrial lines, and fewer idle operatives. Yet curtailment persists with small orders for immediate shipment dominating jobbers. Retail trade fair but stocks sluggish. concerns over slow collections. Beat reports cite central West, Northwest, Southwest. cotton crop outlook improves South. Iron and steel show cautious optimism. car shop resumptions common. coal dull. lumber improves. prints prices fall with production still up. Failures rise week over week. Wheat and flour exports total 2,529,922 bushels for week ending July 2.
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Wheat gains amid harvest worries push Chicago grain higher
In CHICAGO GRAIN dated July 24, firmer wheat and reports of crop damage in the Northwest lifted futures. September wheat rose to near the top, driven by strong foreign markets and drought rumors, while corn and oats also advanced before closing steady amid profit-taking and ample receipts. Provisions eased on profit-taking with mixed echoes from futures markets.
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New York and Ohio Commodity Quick Snapshot July Markets
New York reports mixed commodity tones with butter and eggs steady to unchanged, receipts near 9 614 cases. cheese firm. flour receipts 13 817 barrels. cottonseed oil firm and crude nominal. coffee steady with Rio No 7 at 6 ½ percent. Ohio and Pennsylvania figures show credit balances 17 percent, runs 107,142, shipments 163,942, averages around 164,798.
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Capital Life Insurance Company put into receivership
Jusy Anderson of the Supreme Court named James M. Proctor and Eugene A. Jones receivers to wind up Capital Life Insurance Company. Two civil actions filed by the United States seek charter annulment and appointment of a receiver. Prosecutions have been started against company officers, with trial set for fall on conspiracy to defraud the United States.
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