Prices Rally Firmly as U S Steel Leads Rise in War Market
New York reports a buoyant close in rail shares with U S Steel reclaiming leadership after fluctuations. Bargain activity widens in oils and equipment issues amid fresh Mexican wells. railway stocks show apathy but industrials post earnings gains. Bond activity light with par value $2,260,000. Panama 38 on call.
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Wasshington
Mexican Petroleum and Texas Company
Mexico
United States Senate
Louisville and
Nashville
U .S
Panama
New York Bond Market Report March 3 1933 Highlights
The New York bond market lists numerous issues with varied yields including American Agricultural 102 and American Cotton 7, Chesapeake and Ohio 4a, Chicago and North Western 3 ¾, and Southern Pacific 4a. Notable items include General Electric ba, New York Central debentures 6s, Missouri Pacific 65, and United States Steel 4a. Market entries feature many utility and railroad bonds, with several issues shown at specific prices or coupons.
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New York
Codiga
Armour & Co
Atchison Gen
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
E. Hethleham Steel
Brooklyn Transit
Coantral of
Georgia
Central Leather
Antral Pacific
Hesapeake
Ohio
Chatvapeake
Chicago
Northwest
Colorado and Southern
Consolidated Gas Co. Gv
Denver and Rio Grandecon
Matiliers Securities
General Electric Ba
Great Northern
Mnots Central
Interborough
Int
Marine
Dfe
Kansan City
Southern
Lackawanna Steel
Lignett & Myers
Lorillard de
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri, Kans
Texan T
Montana Power
New York Central
New York City
N. T
N. BH
Hartford
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific Tel
Tel
Fennsylvania Con
Pennsylvania
Reading Gem
St. Louis
San F. R
St Louie Bouthwestern
Heaboard Air Line
Adj
Routhern Bell Tel
Routhern Pacific
Routhern Railway
Tennessee Copper cv
Texas and Pacific
Third Avenue
batMion Pacific Ta
Union Pacific cv
United States
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Ga
Western Union
Westinghouse Elect
Eriegen
Interborough Rapid Transit
Lake Shore
Holland writes of railroads need facilities
James J. Hill comments spark interest in the financial district. Wheat farmers of the Northwest heed his advice on acreage and a small railroad construction proposal.
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James J. Hill
Financial District
Wheat Farmers of Northwest
Northwest
Mr. Hill
United States
Canada
Lord Strathcona
Lord Mount Stephen
Great Britain
Far West
Hill
Wes
Holland
Government Bonds And Currency Rates Report
New York, March mercantile paper and foreign bonds listed with demand and cable rates. 60 day bills at 4,764 demand, currencies: Francs 5.89, Marks 3?9, Kronen 1%, Guilders 4? and Rubles 2% demand. Time loans firm with six days at 0 days 14 cents, six months loan rate around 1%. Market shows steady to high rates with limited loan activity.
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New York
Bar Wilver
Joan Toney
New York Produce Market Report and Wheat Outlook
New York markets show varied prices for dairy and poultry with receipts tallied for creamery and eggs. Wheat farmers in the Northwest and Canada are noted for large crops, while discussions on railroad expansion reveal questions about financing and future mileage.
Chicago Grain Market Advances on Warning Yields
Chicago March 8 wheat futures firmed after Senate agitation paused, closing with modest gains. May wheat at 1.13 1/2 and July at 1.11 1/4, with corn and oats also higher. Cash grain prices shown for No. 2 red wheat and various corn and barley grades, while futures quotes list May and July positions across wheat, corn, and oats.
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Chicago
Senate
Tuly
Eye
Tulyerre
Washington Stock Exchange Notes Show Flat Trading Day
On the Washington Stock Exchange yesterday trading was light with prices irregular and sellers unwilling to cut. Three shares of Washington sold at 77, Continental Trust at 119, and Mergenthaler at 165 ex dividend 2.60. Lanston bids rose to 69% after call. 60 day options bids up to 70% for large lots. American Graphophone slumped with no sales. New York curb weaker but bids stronger than local. Street railways neglected. Continental Trust strong at 119. National Savings and Trust bid rose to 26 briefly. Bonds limited to small issue sales including Washington Railway and Electric, Washington Gas, and Capital Traction.
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Corn Products
Baldwin
Stiel
General Motora
Consolidated Gas and Electric
Baltimore
Motors
Bathlehem
New York
James J. Hill
Thor
Alaska
Hill
Alaska-Juneau
Interboro
Allis-Chalmers
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Beth, Steel
Pacific Mall
Northern Railroad
Burns Bros
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Mergenthaler Linotype
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All Riggs Realty
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National Bane
Trust Company
Amer. Sec. & Trust
Nat'l Savings and Trust
Ater Continental
Greene-Cananea Copper
Union Trust Company
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East Wash
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Arlington
Corcoran
National Union
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Columbia
Chapin-Sacka
Menor D. of C. Paper Mfg
Graphophonie
Elec. PhD
Elec. Com
Mergenthsler
Franklin National Bank
N. and
Washington Baseball Club
Thomas L. Hume
G Street
Gorm
Local Stock Exchange Sees Calls and Bond Listings
Regular call at noon reports bids and asks across utilities railroads and trusts. Washington Gas notes multiple lots at 77 with after call 106 percent. Capital Traction 5a at 1064. Georgetown Gas and Washington Gas liens shown. railroad bonds include Capital Traction Ba at 105 to 106 and others such as Anacostia & Potomac and City & Sub. Ry. miscellaneous bonds show varied figures. public utility and stock listings enumerate various company equities and bonds with prices and percent terms across banks, railroads, gas firms, and telecommunication firms.
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Rases
Capital Traction Railroad
Treasury Daily Balance and Probate Notices Highlight DC Courts
Treasury reports show deficit and receipts figures for the current fiscal year with gold and silver assets listed, along with bank notes and overall fund balances. Also regarding probate matters, the District of Columbia Probate Court schedules hearings and notices for estates of James B. White Emma V Schneider and Edward L Schneider with letters testamentary granted to named trustees and deadlines for claims.
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Federal Reserve
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Philippines
General Fund
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
Henry Hurt
Annie Hurt
District of Columbia
Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbis
Hmma
A. D
Linda Hawn
Thirty-fifth Street
Continental Trust Company
Frane
Bright
James Tannch
Register of Wills
Mand
W. Offutt, Jr
Frane S
Edward L. Schneider
Frank
James Tanner
B. Rhodes
District of 1 Columbia
Smargh
D. M. McPherson
Rateh Street
George H. Price
Fidelity Building
Baltimore
James T
Witl
Golnabhia
Copper Prices Rise as Winter Weather Slows Output
New York March stock notes show copper supply constrained by heavy snow ice and floods. Anaconda February output hit 33.3 million pounds, January 23.2 million. December peak 80 million pounds. Copper takes 60 to 90 days to reach markets, hinting at summer shortages. Bank and treasury figures rise while gold reserves fall, with France and Germany reporting mixed changes in gold, notes, and deposits.
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Irce
Anaconda
Bank of France
Imperial
Bank of Germany
Local Produce Market Prices Listed for Poultry and Vegetables
The listing shows alive poultry prices for hens roosters ducks and turkeys with per pound rates, dressed chickens hens ducks and turkeys, butter cheese and Virginia eggs values, and a wide range of vegetables and fruits with unit prices per bushel crate box or basket across regional sources including New York State butter and Virginia greens. California and Florida citrus and apples are priced with per crate or box figures.
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New York State
Elgin
Virginia
Hennery
Florida
California
Washington cattle market prices and yields reported
The Washington cattle market shows varied figures with hogs at 409 dollars dressed, and classifications including small medium and heavy among cattle. Also listed are sheep, clipped lambs with 4 5, veal calves at 11 percent, and lambe at 9 percent, reflecting mixed market data from the session.
Baltimore Market Summary of Oats Poultry and Butter Prices
Baltimore markets report oats in elevators totaling 574,627 bushels with shipments of 93,726 bushels and quality notes for white and other grades. Live poultry prices list old hens roosters ducks geese and pigeons by weight or pair with varied per pound figures. Dressed poultry and butter prices include fresh creamery and printa varieties with regional rolls and dairy notes across Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby states.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Adil Southern
Livestock Market Recaps From New York and Chicago
New York receipts show beef, calf and sheep prices with steady to higher trends across steers bulls cows veals yearlings and hogs while Chicago reports firm to strong demand for hogs cattle and sheep with notable price ranges across native and western cattle and lambs reflecting active trading and higher values. Bulls cows and veals lead gains amid multiple categories, with calves and lambs showing broad strength in both markets.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia markets roundup on butter and grain prices
Philadelphia market notes show steady butter and cheddar prices with slight gains in certain futures. Corn and oats moved lower with No 2 yellow steamer and No 2 white oats quoted around 79 and 50 cents respectively, while nearby firings reflect mixed receipts and daily changes.
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Philadelphia
F. c
Cottonseed Oil Market Report Prices and Dates
New York primes list daily cottonseed oil futures with ranges for crude and yellow and white varieties across months from March to October. Notable figures include March at 9.96 and October 6.04 for certain contracts, with prime yellow and white values around 9.98 to 10.50.
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New York
Copper and tin market quotes in New York and London
New York metal market reports copper for nearby delivery at 28.50 with quiet conditions and 87.06 to 87.50 for June and later. Tin futures and spot quotes appear in London and New York with futures around 2104 and £188, while other metals show minimal change.
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New York
Metal Exchange
London
New York Grain Prices and Futures Report
New York market notes March 3 show spot wheat firm with No 1 durum at 4.28 No 2 hard at 1.28 No 1 Northern Duluth at 1.87 No 1 Northern Manitoba at 147% fro b New York and May futures at 1.22. Corn spot firm for No 4 yellow at 83 83% 6 1 f New York oats steady quiet.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
New York Cotton Market Closes Steady After Nervous Session
The New York cotton market opened in nervous trading with low volume. May contracts dipped to 11.49 but rallied to 11.58, closing at 11.55, leaving the overall list steady with small gains. Futures: May 11.49 to 11.55. July 11.67 to 11.75. October 12.85 to 11.91. December 11.98 to 12.??. January 12.10 to 12.14.
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New York
Oil Quotations From Oil City March Record
Oil City Pa reports fertilizer of March balances and shipments with a March 1 balance of 2.40 and March 2 shipments totaling 81 966. An average of 24 113 is noted across the period.
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Oil City
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