Market Decline Echoes Across Sectors In Heavy Liquidation
Extensive selling in standard industrials rails and high priced issues drag down markets. Trading floors flood with margin liquidations while Banditary stock on the curb and Draft Coolidge fears amplify declines. Total 5,193,660 shares traded as prices slip through the day across steel, radio, and chemical sectors.
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New York
Exchange
Wall Street
Coolidge
Federal Reserve Bank
Wright Aeronautical
Curtiss
Russia Insurance
Bond Market Declines as Bull Rally Fades
Prices slipped further in New York bond trading as stock market weakness persisted. Government bonds led gains amid heavy buying, while industrials and railroads fell to new lows. foreign issues were firmer, with some issues improving. Par value total bond sales reached 16,021,000.
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New York
U. S
Government bonds trade and grain prices vary on June 12
New York and Chicago markets show mixed results. Liberty bonds and Treasury issues quoted with slight changes while grain markets swing as spring wheat belts suffer soaking and corn drags the sector up small gains in corn while oats drop and provisions move narrowly.
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New York
Liberty
Treasury
Chicago
Canada
Call money and sugar markets move in New York
New York June 12 AP reports firmer call money with closing bids at 6 for time loans and mixed collateral. Rises in 4-6 month rates to 549 5 percent and 14 4 percent prime mercantile paper. Raw sugar eases with a single sale of 28,700 bags Porto Rican for prompt shipment at 4.27 delivered.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Butter and car markets hold steady in Chicago data
Chicago AP report shows butter markets steady with fairly liberal supplies and a centralized car market also steady. Fresh scores range across multiple values such as 93 and 92 with various percentages, while the Bluefield market records a 90 score and 48 percent in the cited reading.
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Chicago
Cotton goods markets steady in New York trade
Dry goods in New York on June 12 reported cotton goods and yarns quiet with prices barely steady. bur taps showed quieter activity.
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New York
Produce prices and stock levels from Pittsburgh market
The Pittsburgh market report lists slow overall demand with 88 carloads of potatoes showing weaker old stock in 150 lb sacks and new stock barrels. Prices span Maine green mountains 2.00 to 2.15, Virginia and North Carolina staves 2.50 to 3.75, beans in Carolina hampers 1.50 to 1.75, celery Florida crates 4.00 to 4.25, sweet potatoes Tennessee hampers 2.20 to 2.30, and fresh whites 31 to 33 cents.
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Pittsburgh
U. S
Pa. Depts
Maine
Green Mountains
Virginia
North Carolina
North
South Carolina
Florida
Tennessee
Nancy Hall
Foreign exchanges notes and rates in New York
Foreign exchanges irregular quotations in cents show Great Britain at 487 5 32 for cables at 488 5 32 and 60 day bills on banks at 484 5 16. France demand stands at 3.934 with cables at 3.9 5.
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New York
Foreign Exchanges
Great Britain
France
Unclear OCR draft with scattered entities and numbers
Fragmentary OCR text shows several scattered names and numbers without clear context. Entities include LIAM, DON, Arm, 20, 10 percent, 267 PT, Nor Pac, Owens, Packard, Reading, Ken, CAL, TOR, EST, 73 WS, FR MA, among others, but no coherent event or narrative emerges.
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Aten Bt FY
Amn
Eneneses Cove Cresee BS ‘ Terebeeeene
Seecceevers
St. and
San
Beare Roe
Cesce Mo Pac
Ft Y NH
Nor Pac
Owens Bot Packard
Demand Details From Cables Co Shows Global Rates
A list outlines demand figures for various countries and regions including Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Shanghai Montreal and others with percentages and prices.
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Cables Co
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Romantia
Argentine
Brazil
Toyzo
Seeds Prices Stable Across Wheat Corn and Rye
Toledo Ohio June 12 AP all prices per bushel for cash markets Wheat No 2 red 1.76 Corn No 2 yellow and No 3 yellow unchanged Oats No 2 white 74 76 Rye No 2 1.40 Seeds unchanged with no movement in the items listed.
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Toledo
Ohio
Poultry Markets Report Mixed as Prices Steady
New York jute market notes poultry steady with old roosters and live offerings dull by express and freight routes. brollera quoted at 20 43, other items show steady or unchanged values.
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New York
Jute 12
Express
Freight Bi
Live Stock Market Report Chicago June 12
U S Department of Agriculture notes Hogan receipts at 23 000 with market draggy and around steady from yesterday. Top price for strictly choice 235 pound cattle at 10.20. Shippers took 6 000 with holdover about 12 000. Butchers and midrange cattle 250 to 250 pounds 9.25 to 10.10. Calves 2 000 slow steady. Cattle receipts 8 000 and yearlings steady to slightly lower. best long yearlings 14.90.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Hogan
Crossword Puzzle Answer From Yesterday
Yesterday’s crossword solution appears garbled with uppercase IGN and stray characters. The readable fragment hints at a puzzle answer but lacks coherent clues or a confirmed word.
Market Report Figures for Slaughter Cattle and Sheep
Slaughter classes show steers good and choice priced 1500 to 1300 pounds ranging 13.25 to 15.25. Fed yearlings 7.50 to 9.50 pounds priced 13.50 to 15.00. Cows good and choice 9.25 to 11.75, vealers milk fed 11.90 to 14.00. Sheep receipts 13,000 with fat lambs 25 lower, yearlings and lambs weaker, feeder lambs 1.75 to 5.75.
Fire FIGHTING Goats Yield Mohair Profit
Ponca City Oklahoma June 12 An oil company spent 13000 for 2800 coats to save 100000 in fire insurance on a 160 acre tank farm storing 14 million gallons of gasoline and crude oil The goats graze grass and weeds to lower fire risk and provide mohair income twice yearly replacing cash coupon clipping.
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Ponca City
Okla
Funeral services for Virginia woman today
Funeral services are set for 2 PM today for Mrs. Margaret Alice Butt who died Monday at her home in Yards Virginia. The Rev M C Hughes of Bluefield assisted by Rev Bowden of Poca hontas will conduct the rites at the late home with burial in the family plot. Active pallbearers are named for the service.
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Margaret Alice Butt
Butt
Yards
M. C. Hughes
Bluefield Va
Blue Dominates Bal Opera Ending Social Season
June 12 sets blue as the theme for Bal Opera with decorations and attire in blue. June 23 marks the season’s end, noting women in blue dresses and men in blue boutonnières. Also mentions Arabs leading in refining sugar and Egyptians close behind.
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