Virginia Bonds Soar Slump In Foreign Exchange
New York markets show a mixed session with Virginia debt certificates rising on court ruling favoring Virginia over West Virginia while foreign exchange hits a new low as a major international bank withdraws from the market. Sugar and copper shares rally on demand. most leading equities retreat as last hour selling broadens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Lehigh Valley
New York
Union Facific
American Can
Virginia
States Supreme Court
West Virginia
New York Bond Market Report June 14
Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore and Ohio 4s and 48s listed with other rail and industrial bonds. Prices show varied bids and offers across equities including General Electric 5s, New York Central debentures, Pennsylvania issues, Reading and Republic Steel, and Western Union. Market quotes reflect a broad spectrum of 1930s to 1960s securities with bids around 185 to 199, and percentages indicating current yields and trade levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem
Brooklyn Transit
Central of Georgia
Central Leather Lake
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Quincy
Chicago B
Chicago Great Western
Mil
St P
Chicago RT
Pac Ry
Northwestern
S. Colorado and Southern
Denver and
Rio Grande
Diallers Securities
Erle
Firle Wen
General Electric
Great Northern
Tllinois Central
Raf
Interborough Met
New York Central
Américan Tobacco
Armour & Co
Atchison Gen
Atchison cv
New York City
New York State
New York Railways
Hartford
Socfolk and
Western
Northern Pacifie
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Tel
Pennsylvania
Ray Consolidated
Reading
Republic Steel
St Louis Southwestern
Seaboard Air Line
Adj Bs
Southern Bel Tel
Southern Pacifc
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Ba Southern Railway
Texas Company
Texas and Pacific
Third Avenue
Union Pacific
United States Rubber
United States Steel Ss
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Baltimore securities and New York produce market report
New York markets show steady butter with creamery extras around 93 score and mixed figures for eggs, cheese unsettled with 6,104 receipts, poultry alive unsettled no quotas, western frozen chickens and fresh fowls priced, sugar steady with several refined varieties listed, flour lower for spring patents, rye flour dull, pork margins steady with mess and family cuts, lard weak in middle West markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hennery
Kansas
Middle West
Baltimore Markets Summary June 14
Baltimore and New York market report shows mixed price quotes for stocks bonds and commodities. Included are Con Power bids and asks, United Rys and B.Co. figures, Consolidation Coal, poultry meat butter eggs and currency rates with Mercantile paper and foreign exchange quotes from New York.
Wall Street Gossipt Favors Quicksilver Shares Rally
New York June 14 stocks showed a modest reaction after a several day advance. Quicksilver Mining shares drew attention with the common above 2 and preferred at 3 while Granby Conso lidated rose 11 points and Vulcan Dellaning preferred gained 14. About 99 million in gold from abroad this year boosted the market, with Canada leading inflows and other nations contributing smaller sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel
United States Reduction
Federalt Mining
Vulcan Detining
Granby Mining
Quicksilver
Granby Consolidated
Vulcan Dellaning Preferred
Don Fuirman
Banking growth in West fuels eastern outlook, Holland notes
W A Simonson, former National City Bank vice president, reports that wealth and banking strength have surged in the Mississippi Valley and Northwest. He says this momentum, built on agricultural wealth, will spread eastward, expanding industries and boosting regional financial power, with Minneapolis as a key metropolitan center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National City Bank of New York
the Alleghanies
Mississippi Valley
Northwest
Alleghenies
Simonson
Simon
Minneapolis
William H. Seward
United States
Senator Seward
Great Northwest
Holland
Local Stock Exchange Update At Noon
Sales in Washington Railway and Electric around 824 percent on 1000, Potomac Electric 6s at 101 on 6000, Riggs Realty 5s at 101, Capital Traction 5s at 88, Washington Gas varied from 72 to 74 with multiple lots, Mergernt hoiler Linotype 5 at 182, after call Washington Gas 72 and Washington Railway and Electric 4s 83 on 500, plus preferred at 84. GAS BONDS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutar Cail
Washington Railway and Electric
Potomac Eléctric Cons
Riggs Realty
Capital Traction
Washington Gas
Mergenthoiler Linotype
Washington Railway and Electric Preferred
United States Treasury closes with large general fund balance
The Treasury's day end report shows net balance in the general fund of 19,445,261 dollars with total receipts of 2,505,731 and payments of 1,928,936. The fiscal year deficit stands at 93,066, with prior year deficit at 30,966,941 excluding Panama Canal and public debt. Assets in the general fund total 236,480,009 dollars with extensive coin, note, and bullion holdings. total cash assets reach 2,029,785,314.96 dollars. Bank notes redeemed today amount to 2,041,261.20.
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United States Treasury
Panama Canal
Jane
General Fund
Treasury Office
Golla
United States
Treasury
Federal Reserve
National Bank
Intreasury
Philippines
New York Grain Market Report June 14
Spot prices show wheat and oats firm with mixed wheat figures in No. 2 red and hard contracts. Corn remains firm for prompt shipment while rye eases, barley quiet with light spreads. Futures for wheat weaken across July while export bids appear for Northern Duluth and Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Buffalo
F. Buffalo
Washington cattle market report summary
Hogs, 71 8. Sheep clipped, 4% 15. Veal calves 95 medium, 8%. Lambs 10 11. Receipts of lambs light. Demand strong. Receipts of calves fall. Demand steady.
Chicago Grain Market Slips as Weather Outlook Brightens
Chicago on June 14 reports wheat slipping from Saturday levels despite an early rise, with corn and oats posting modest gains. Cash grain prices show No 2 red wheat at 1.17 1/2 to 1.21 1/2, No 2 yellow corn around 76 1/4 to 77, and No 3 white oats near 48 1/2 to 49 1/2. Futures show mixed closes across wheat and corn with varied monthly figures, while rye and barley hold steady. Credit balances climb to 1.35 with 170,396 run and 65,540 shipments averaging 218 and 2221 respectively.
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Alaska Gold Mine
Lehigh Valley
Ras
Allis-Chalm
Allie Chalm
Maxwell
Amal
Maxwell M
Miam
Kans. Tv
Am. Coal
Am. Express
Mo. Pacific. We
Am, Hide & Leel
Mont. Power
Am. Hide & L. Pfd
Nat. Biacult
Am. Ice
Secur
Gombem
Nev. C
Locomo
N. H. Central
N. H
Norfolk & (Western
Steel Fay
North Amer
Pacific Woby
Ontario
Kansas
Beth. Steel
Pacific Mail
Brooklyn R. T
Penn R. R
Butte & Sup
Pitts
Butterick Co
Lam Tel & Tel
Minneapolis
Quickstiver
Am W. P. Ptd
Ry. Steel
Anaconda
Ray Con. Co
Atchison
Reading
Riading
Mississippi Valley
Baldwin Loco
Rep
Steelag
Simonson
Ohio
Cal. Petral
Bill Bull Minneapolis
Mil & St. P
North
Chi M. & St. P
Southern Ry. P
Studebaker
Colo
Fuel & Tron
New York
Comstock
Texas Co
Consol Gas
Contin
Tex. Co. Sub
Third Avenue
Wotol
St. L.W
TSE
Crucible Steel
molUnion Bag & P
Cuba Am. Sug. Be
Union Pacific
del. & Hudson
Union Pacific Pla
UN. Dry
Fed M & Sm
S. Ind
Alco
General Electric
General Motora
Goodrich, B. F
McLgoodrich
U. S
Granby Mining
Gt. North
B. Steel Pte Jo
Guggen
Utah Copper
Int. Agricul
Va. Car. Che
Car. Chém
Interb. Met
Vva
Iron C. & C
Val. Detinning
Inter. Har
N. J. Iid
Kan City
Weet
Tel
City Soc
Westinghouse 100
Hresge Co
Waosworth
Lack. Steel
L. E
Laclede Gas
Willys-Overland
Chicago
Ol City
Pao
Local Washington market idle but steady on stocks and bonds
Washington Stock Exchange activity was light with prices generally steady. Demand for stocks and bonds absorbed offerings without weakness as Washington Gas eased to 72½ on 80 shares and Capital Traction traded mostly ex dividend. bonds like Washington Railway and Electric 4s and Potomac Electric consolidated remained in good demand. Home Savings Bank announced a 5 percent semiannual dividend payable July 1 to holders of record June 20.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Gas
Saléa
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electrig Preferred
Mergenthaler
New York
Washington Railway and Electric 4S
Potomac Electric Consolidated
Home Savings Bank
Georgetown Gas
Munsey Trust
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
National Bank of Washington
Washington Baseball Club
Thomas L. Hume
May Cotton Data Reveals Higher U S Stock Use
The Census Bureau reports May cotton usage at 493,697 bales excluding linters, up from 466,744 last May. On hand in manufacturing plants 1,798,965 bales, in independent warehouses 2,441,133 bales. Exports 615,090 bales. imports 146,473. Linters on hand total 174,242 in mills and 104,692 in warehouses.
Local Produce Market Prices at Wholesale
A detailed list of wholesale prices for poultry eggs dairy and produce. Includes alive fowl hens roosters ducks and turkeys with per pound rates, dressed poultry, cheese butter eggs by region, and broad ranges for vegetables and fruits such as potatoes, yams, lettuce peppers tomatoes citrus berries and more with unit measures like per basket per crate per dozen and per sack.
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New York State
Elgin
Virginia
Georgia
North Carolina
Florida
Texas
California
Philadelphia Markets News Roundup June 14
Philadelphia reports quiet steady butter with Western creamery extra at 28 4 3 percent and nearby prints at 32 cents. Eggs show steady gains with Western extra firsts at 6 15 per case. Cheese dips, wheat softens with No 2 red at 1.23 to 1.28 and No 1 Northern Duluth at 1.36 to 1.39. Corn rises on No 2 yellow to about 84 cents, oats lift for No 2 white to 5 4 4.
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Philadelphia
New York
Duluth
Livestock price rundown across New York Chicago and Baltimore markets
New York receipts total 3 550 cattle and 7 527 calves with diverse steers bulls and veal prices noted. Chicago hogs and cattle receipts around 35 000 and 18 000 with varied weights and price ranges. Baltimore weekly cattle and sheep receipts show lower steer and cow prices and steady hogs and calves markets.
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New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Innes and Wife Denied Bail in Texas Extradition Case
The Supreme Court refused bail for Victor L Innes and his wife in a Texas extradition proceeding to face a Georgia indictment for larceny after trust. They had been extradited from Oregon on a murder charge from 1934 that they were acquitted of, and contest the Texas bail during appeal.
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Supreme Court
Victor L. Innes
Texas
Georgia
Athinta
Thal San Antonio
Victor Innes
Innes
Oregon
Beatrice Nelms
Eloise Nelms Dennis
Atlanta
West Virginia Debt Share Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court decided West Virginia must pay 8 178 000 in interest and 2 966 000 principal from the old Virginia debt split. The Littlefield special master report was upheld in all but one minor finding. Attorney General Lilly praised the principal outcome while awaiting the full ruling.
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Lilly
Supreme Court
Esterday
West Virginia
Virginia
Charles
Littlefield
Pittsburgh
A A. Lilly
Cottonseed Oil Market Prices Reported
New York traders note prime crude at 5.33 dollars, with spot yellow dimer price at 4.50 for June and 6.22 for July. Market observations include prime sums and futures movements for cottonseed oil contracts.
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New York
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