Two Trainmen Die In Railroad Wreck Near Fredericksburg
A Seaboard Air Line northbound passenger train collided with the derailed southbound freight at Cherry Hill twenty five miles north of Fredericksburg Virginia. Engineers Edward E. Kuhn and fireman W H Jordan Jr. were killed. five other crew members and two passengers were injured including Mrs H H Lavenstein of Petersburg and B J Nicholson of New York. Ducks in Minnesota lakes suffer lead poisoning from heavy hunting shot.
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Richmond
Markets show narrow range after a mild stock decline
New York December 6 Stocks paused after a prior surge with a slight net drop in averages. Total trades reached 1,552,743 shares as bonds improved and government issues softened. Burlington and Santa Fe boosted carrier shares amid mixed activity across rails and other groups.
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Stock Exchange
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Santa Fe
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Stock Exchange Quotations See Mixed Veal Calf and Sheep Rates
Stock exchange quotations show vealers and calves steady for better grades with direct sales at 740. other veal sales slow. Lambs weaken 15 to 30 cents with good to choice around 7.50 to 8.00. medium 6.00 to 7.00. Hogs sold all direct with 2,870 head noted.
Hancock Investments and Appalachian Electric Power Deal
Investment notes show Appalachian Electric Power Co purchasing preferred stock from B. Hancock Investments for six dollars and seven cents per share. The deal outlines a $6.07 price and related investment details.
Market roundup shows gains and losses across major issuers
Burlington advanced around 2.5 million dollars in value, with Santa Fe up 45 percent on its senior issue. Leaders rose then fell with profit taking. steel and consumer names like U S Steel, American Can, General Motors, GE, Sears, Westinghouse edged down fractions. Alcohols eased little. US Tobacco rose on a $5 dividend. Johns Manville and American Radiator traded actively on expansion hopes.
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Foreign exchange rates in New York on December 6
The report lists easy foreign exchange rates with Great Britain at 6.11 percent demand and 5.11 percent cables, 60 day bills at 5.10 percent, plus France and other nations' demand and cable figures. It includes Belgium, Germany, Holland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, and Austria with corresponding rates.
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Irregular Exchange Figures with Mixed Nomenclature
The data list presents currency and location pairs such as Romania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai and Hong Kong with varying numeric values. It includes entries like Montreal in New York and New York in Montreal with precise decimals, labeled nominal.
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Government bonds close in New York trading
United States government bonds closed with Liberty 244s at 100.3, Fleet 4448 at 101.3, Treasury 3s at 101 and 99.13 for the June series, Fourth 4s at 191.16, Treasury 444s at 105.31, and Treasury 46 at 102.22.
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Bond market steadies as corporations lead gains
New York reports brisk brisk corporate loan gains led by rail issues while United States government securities sag moderate. Trading volume edges higher with $13,081,000 in sales. The 60 domestic corporate issues average rises half a point as currency stabilization lends support to high grade mortgages and the dollar steadies against sterling.
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New York Money Markets Hold Steady Across Instruments
Call money remains steady at percent all day as time loans show little change. Short-term letters of credit and prime commercial paper hold near last levels with bankers acceptances unchanged in quiet trading.
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Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Report
Treasury data as of December 4 shows receipts of 27.54 million and expenditures of 34.64 million leaving a balance of 1.03 billion. Customs receipts for the month total 3.62 million. Fiscal year to date receipts are 1.17 billion against 2.01 billion in expenditures, including 775.74 million for emergency relief, leaving an excess of 841.25 million.
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Lancaster livestock market report December prices steady to weak
Lancaster Pennsylvania December 6 cattle and calves about steady with cows bulls and heifers steady feeders slow. calves steady with top vealers 7.50 to 8.00 and a few at 8.25 to 8.50. Hogs 287 head weak to 10 lower with choice western carrots 4.20 to 4.40, smaller lots 4.50, locals 4.00. Sheep 8 on Tuesday prices noted.
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Jersey City Livestock Market Report
State Department of Agriculture report from New York and Jersey City notes cattle totals of 360 with 220 direct shipments. Steers priced as nominal. bulls steady from 2.25 to 3.50, some 3.60. cows included in the market.
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State Dept. of Agi
New York
Egg Prices and Poultry Rates Amid Market Flux
New York reports varied egg prices with unsettled markets and mixed color packs from fresh receipts. white eggs show high premiums at 82 33 percent. Dressed poultry remains irregular. live poultry ready to firm with express rates for chickens, broilers, fowls, turkeys, and ducks showing price ranges.
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Hennery Exchange
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Dry goods market bids and price moves in New York gob
In New York on December 6 bids for print cloths fell one sixteenth of a cent for delivery next year. Quilt prices dropped 23 percent by a large factor while rayon orders for Jan-Feb began at unchanged prices. Slated plans consider January output cuts as silk goods stay steady in moderate demand and wool blankets remain under orders for six weeks. Burlaps remained quiet.
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Pittsburgh Produce Prices and Trends Report
Produce demand slow with apples largely steady across varieties. Prices listed per bushel or crate include New York Kings 1.15 and Baldwins 1.00 to 1.50. West Virginia and Massachusetts offerings noted. potatoes steady with 100 lb sacks around 1.35 to 1.90. butter eggs cheese poultry unchanged.
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Butter Market Signals Mixed Prices In Chicago Trade
Butter unsettled as Chicago early prices show varied quotes with several values including 93 and 2114 for fresh butter and multiple percentages. Centralized carrot figures appear alongside butter quotes with numbers like 90 20 and 89 18 percent.
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Sugar market steady with firm bids and sales reported
Raw sugar in New York was quiet with no sales but offerings at last paid prices. Spot price held at 3.30 and shipment to the Philippines at 8.18. Final prices 2 to 3 points higher. Sales totaled 17 500 tons. Refined sugar steady at 4.50 for fine granulated.
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Philippines
Curb Market Closes Mixed Amid Small Rally in Alcohols
Consolidation followed yesterday's gains on the curb exchange as prices ended modestly irregular. Alcohols staged a small rally while oils held steady and metals and utilities varied. Notable movers included Hiram Walker up 2% and Distillers Seagrame up about a point with Gulf Oil Parke Davis Standard Oil of Ohio and Electric Bond and Shere steady to higher. Volume neared 228,000 shares.
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Trade Trends in 1933 Metals and Rubber Demand
Carbon black domestic sales for 1933 are estimated at 180 million pounds with about 80 percent used by rubber. Exports reach 135 million pounds. Iron ore shipments from upper lakes in 1933 total 21 623 98 tons versus 3 567 985 tons in 1932. Lead shows firm market around 4.15 cents a pound as December and January demand rises.
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New York
Burlington Pays $3 Dividend On Capital Stock
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad directors declared a $3 per share dividend, the first since June 1932, expanding the group of railroads with improved payouts as rail revenues improve. Santa Fe restored most of its reduced preferred stock dividend, and Chesapeake and Ohio along with Chesapeake Corp raised disbursements earlier in the year. Financial quarters had anticipated resumed payments.
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Dividend Declarations Hit Several Firms This Week
Directors of Homestake Mining announce an extra dividend of 1 a share in addition to the 1 regular monthly payment, both due December 23 to holders of record December 20. Dictaphone resumes dividends with 25 cents per common payable December 21 to record holders December 11, first since March 1, 1932. United States Tobacco declares a special 5 dividend on common and the regular 1.10 quarterly dividend, payable January 72 to stock of record December.
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Louisiana nominee offers to cancel victory in Sixth District race
Baton Rouge reports Mrs. Bolivar E. Kemp widow of the late Sixth District representative proposes to cancel her victory and enter a primary with all candidates, saying the move aims to end factional fighting and restore peace after days of anti administration demonstrations.
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Huey P. Long
Kemp
Byrd Likely Sails for South Pole Tuesday
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd may depart Wellington next Tuesday for the South Pole. He plans to use a wooden vessel to conduct oceanographic work ahead of his flagship in preparation for the ice barrier. The main camp will be at Little America with an advance base 400 miles south to observe winter weather conditions.
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