Wheat Rallies After Liquidity Shift On Futures News
Wheat futures rallied after a week of heavy selling aided by a Agriculture Department denial of limit on open futures trading. July and September prices closed higher while corn and oats also gained. Foreign exchange and dairy prices posted mixed changes as markets absorbed policy signals and overseas demand.
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New York Stock Exchange Opens With Sagging Prices
At the New York stock market June 2 prices sagged across the board as forced liquidation followed the curb house failure and rumors of investigations. Losses of 1 to 5 points marked many leading shares, with some bear selling in steels and oils before buyers supported the market later.
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Livestock Quotes From Chicago And Omaha Auctions
Chicago and Omaha livestock market notices report cattle hogs and sheep receipts, price ranges, and directional changes. Hogs steady to mixed with top at 7.40 and 6.90 for heavy to light. cattle mixed with higher steer trade and lower yearlings. sheep receipts heavy with widespread declines and calves around 15 to 18.50.
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Oil Stocks and Mining Shares Reported in June Update
An OCR heavy summary notes oil stock activity and mining company actions. It cites a 600,000 share capital increase, ex-dividend details, and a 40 percent stake change, with copper property development and a planned production capacity of about 25 to 28 million pounds. Also included are livestock market quotations from South St. Paul and Kansas City, with cattle, hogs, and sheep price ranges and receipts for June 2.
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Polish Youth Held as Spy by the Germans
Paris June 2 After two months imprisoned in a German fortress a Polish youth William Pontsowsky Oxford graduate and Polish nobleman origin reached Paris and will depart later this month to work as a Mec sor for a New York contracting firm on a Polish mission to study American railroad building methods Arrangements with the Polish foreign affairs ministry and the United States Commerce Department will exempt him from immigration rules as he will be attached to the state railways of Poland He had studied with Paris Lyons and Mediterranean railroad lines before being seized by a German faction amid espionage suspicions He was held on bread and water until the letters on his identity card were found to refer to the railroad he served with RAILROAD MEN TO MEET CHICAGO Interesting subjects on locomotive railroad cars and apprentice training will be the focus of the annual meeting of the mechanical division of the America Railway association June 20 to 22 The gathering is expected to be the largest yet with speakers including Samuel Vauclair of Baldwin Locomotive Works BF Carry of Pullman C H Markham of Illinois Central and other railroad leaders.
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Tires With 500 Nail Holes Leak No Air
An advertisement from Mr. W. Milburn of Chicago promotes tire repair and inner tubes. It touts a low-cost, airless tire option claiming no air pressure loss and easy maintenance, urging readers to send a self addressed stamped envelope for more details. The copy emphasizes savings and wide availability through agents.
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