Broad gains in early Stock Exchange trading noted
New highs were set by Western Union and Postal Telegraph Preferred in a broad rise across the wet group and communications. National Distillers and Crown and Cork & Seal also marked highs while American and foreign rails and industrials moved narrowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Western Union
Postal Telegraph
International Telephone
American Telephone
National Distillers
Crown and
Cork & Seal
U. S
National Steel
Nease Settlement death and Pomeroy council on RFC loan
Mrs Will Nease, 68, of Nease Settlement, died at 4 30 this morning from complications of diseases. Funeral services were held this afternoon in Nease Settlement and burial is in Gilmore Cemetery. Optimism grew in Pomeroy as council members discussed an RFC loan to buy a municipal water plant and build a sanitary sewer system. Dr Amy Whaley ate squirrel meat at $60 per pound, and two men were fined for hunting out of season. Sheriff Tracy presented the squirrel to Dr Whaley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nease Settlement
Lucius Holter
Gilmore Cemetery
Pomeroy
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Amy Whaley
Herbert McColley
Harvey Hudnell
Pagetown
Eldon Clark
Clark
A. O. Tracy
Local visitors and harvest plans noted in Pomeroy events
Mr and Mrs Frank Strong of Dexter visited Pomeroy on Monday. Lawrence Lowery of Pittsburgh formerly of Pomeroy visits Gerald and Ralph Welker in Hemlock Grove and plans westward harvest work at month end. Mr and Mrs T W Bengal of Gravel Hill Middleport visited Marietta on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Strong
Dexter
Pomeroy
Lawrence Lowery
Pittsburgh
Gerald
Ralph Welker
Hemlock Grove
Lowery
Gerald Welker
T. W. Bengal
Gravel Hill
Middleport
Marietta
Dun & Bradstreet commodity index figures
Dun and Bradstreet reports daily weighted price index for 30 basic commodities. Current value is 91.99, with 92.07 previous, showing slight decline from yesterday. Historical markers include 1993 high 92.26 and 1933 low 67.86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun & Bradstreet
United Press
Ino
Industrials And Utilities Market Share Snapshot
The page lists percentages tied to various companies and sectors across rail, chemicals, oil, and manufacturing. Entities include New York Central, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Coca Cola, Standard Oil, American Rol Mills, Westinghouse, Curtiss Wright, Kroger, and Atlantic and Refining, with shares ranging from 0% to the low 90s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
New York Central
Porge, Ein
Paul
Southern Pacific
Anne
Union Paete- Ae
CAR Hennass
Rad
Gt. Gan
Commonwealth & Bo
Mevesntntintous
Crosley Radio
Isetichnibientaiapemadinne
Mills
Rock Ware
Wncacesecrercsepenseisivss
Westinghouse
Baltimore Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Market notes show steady or unchanged prices across eggs butter and poultry with mixed quotations for live poultry and offal. Receipts include 27,854 poultry cases and 19,510 tubs of butter, with various quality grades and regional subspecies reflecting typical midweek fluctuations.
10 Percent Tariff Cut Sought At World Conference
The American delegation indicated early today that nations will be asked to cut tariffs by 10 percent as a first major objective at the World Economic Conference. Officials stressed leveling artificial trade barriers as essential. President Roosevelt was at sea aboard the ship for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
U.P
First Escaped Convict Daught First Escaped Convict Daught er Lewis Bechtel
The text reports Lewis Bechtel, described as the first of 11 Kansas convicts to be recaptured after escaping from a penitentiary. He was captured at Dripping Spring, Oklahoma. It notes potential charges related to the watchman murder in connection with the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Bechtel
Kansas
Dreas
Dripping Spring
Oklo
Root Funeral Rites For Ruth Root Held In Ohio
Ruth Root aged 25 died Monday at her parents home Charles and Lizzie Harris Root in Cincinnati. Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday at the West Union Street Cemetery chapel with Rev. C. M. Coulter officiating. She was a granddaughter of the late Leander Harris of Athens. an aunt Fannie Caldwell lives near Coolville.
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Ruth Root
Charles
Lizzie Harris Root
Cincinnati
West Union Street
C. M. Coulter
Methodist Church
Athens
Fannie Caldwell
Coolville
Miss Root
Leander Harris
Fruit and Produce Prices From Local Market Listing
A Columbus market listing shows Obie Green produce with beans priced at 1 752.25 per crate or hamper and cabbage at 1 3592.00 per crate. Meantime lettuce and onions sell by size and grade with home grown and hot house varieties noted. Additional items include peas, potatoes, radishes, rhubarb, strawberries, and tomatoes with various crate, basket, and sack prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mead
Texas
Butter and Poultry Quotations and Market Notes
Butter stock prices for No 2 No 3 and bitterfat delivered prices with various discounts and extras. Live poultry quotations show condition based prices with thin and coarse stock selling at heavy discounts. Includes weights from 1 to over 5 pounds for broilers ducks and turkeys with varying per pound and per dozen figures.
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Hutter
Tubs
Egge
Hennery
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tome
S.c
Live Stock Sale Report From Pleasant Livestock Exchange
The Saturday sale on June 8 at Pleasant Livestock reported totals of 423 head including hogs with a steady to lower market and cattle with mixed prices. Hogs ranged from 4.00 to 5.25 per hundredweight, cattle saw steers 5.50 to 6.40 and cows 3.25 to 4.00, veal calves 4.75 to 6.00, and lambs at 8.00 to 8.50 with yearlings 5.50 to 6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teady
Cattle and meat market reports show steady to slow demand
The market reports indicate light cattle receipts fail to meet demand with prices varying across livestock. Veal and hog receipts are listed with price ranges, weights, and notes on market activity. sheep and lambs show mild activity with premiums for larger lambs and overall steady conditions.
Boston Wool Market Mixed Demand for Ohio Fleeces
The Boston Wool Market reported steady demand for light shrinkage wools with three eights and quarterblood varieties at a minimum 32 cents a pound grease base. Heavy drake wools moved at about 31 cents, with finer combing wools firm. Territory fine wools sold 64-65 cents per pound clean, 60-61 cents for less desirable lots. US Agriculture data showed combing fleeces at 32-33 cents grease, with finer grades slow and Ohio Delaine offerings largely unsold at 28-29 cents. Market notes on wheat corn oats hay and Liberty bonds accompany the report.
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Boston
Ohio
Territory
U. S&s. Agriculture Department
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Weovide
Logan
Tae
Clover
W. Union
Tion, Tre Buick CO
Court & Carpenter Bts
Motor Sales Co
Roadster
Carpenter Bt
R. Beasley
Guthrie
Dial
Boyne Hy
Periote
Sales
P. R. Cottey
Athens Armature and Machine Works
Dia
Gulf Gas
Brown Hill
L. Williams
Acme Dry Cleaners
Palmer House
Dewey
Wheaton Hardware
Fred C. Osborne
W. Union Street
Herbert Kelley
Ernest Baughman
Ben P. Bolin
Franklin Ave
Stingluff's
Carpenter Hardware Co
Harry Brown
Albany
Lindley Farm
Canary Singers
State Street
Hereford
Andrew Cavanaugh
Meer Cansonville
A. Cavanaugh
Athens R
Jersey
Oscar
Chisr
The
Athens Lumber Company
Harry Guthrie
Alfred
Pomeroy Jump
W. R. Martin
Selby
F. J. Beasley
Athens Cash Feed Store
Amesville Mill
Fred Landis
Hopkins
J. B. Swanson
Court
Messenger Classified Act
Bestpfice
Brest
Brunswick
Higgins Feed
Richland Ave
Rusact Rurals
Duckworth
A. c. Goddard
Cutler
Farm Bureau
Cone’s
State St
Golden Surprise Seed Com
Meany Flower Pilots
G. C. Button
Johnson's
Kerr Hardware Co
White's Hardware
Pai
Lowe Bros
Galion
Carpenter Hardware
Summers and Son
Cline
Frigidaire
Cox Brothers
Jones Novelty Store
Court’ Street
Hull Foster, Jr
Poultry and Eggs
Higgins Feed Store
Palmer
Gampus
University Terrace
High ST
Campug
Congresa St
Sunnyside
N. C. Stout
Sunnyside Drive
Inquire Ranch
H. T. Wise
State
Basom
Congress
Maplewood Drive
C. C. Millikan
Mill ST
Morris
Cal
D. O. Chappel
D. A. Bardin
Hull Foster Jr
the Messenger
Cameron Bros
Majestic Theater
Person Realty Co
Nelsonville
Bob
Bart
American Legion
Whitmore
Nelsonville Floral Co
Chrysler
Fred R. Beasley
Linscott'’s
Chestnut
Jim Wall
Bob Vore
W. Neiwenville
Clark Spring
Clinton St
Gayre
Pairview Avenue
Cora B. Roberts
Gallipolis
Ward Donaway
Johnson
Logan 45
Pearl Hysel Ana
Emerson Harper
Thomas Fork
Ravenswood
Mabel Race
Wall Street
Autolite
Ford Canada
General Motors
Seocessees
Goodrich
Goodyear
Hudson Motor
Hupp Motor
Mack Trock
Aeeserns
Motor Wheel
Nash Motors
Packard
Gradebaker
Rubberee
Copper and Mines
Anaconda
Sam O
Nena Andonsonaie
Kennicott
Am. Fr
Powersie
Am. Gas & Elec
Briggs Mfg
Caneonns
Cities Service
Owen Mame
Bond & Share
A- Eee
Ford Motors Lid - Wie
Lone Star lagara-Hudson Power
United Biscuitee
Woolworth
Union Carbon & Carbide
Cinninn Oe
United States
Brazil
Pomeroy News
Will Nease
Racine
Raymond Filberfeld
Naylor
Ralph Stah
John Stah
Georgia Filberfeld of
Common Pleas Court
Albert Linkhoker
Linkhoker
Yankee Mining Company of
Industrial Commission
Baltimore Produce
Dow
Chicago
Cincinnati Produce
Propuer
Cleveland Produce
Root
Pittsburgh Livestock
Parkersburg Livestock
Cincinnate Livestock
Boston Wool
Toledo Grain Close
Liberty
Treas
New York Stock Exchanges
Westheimer and Company
Walnut St
Telephone
Dayton, Ohio
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