Bullish Demonstrations in High Priced Industrials Feature Friday
New York stocks show bullish activity in oils steels and coppers with General Electric up over seven points to 20. \nKresge and Woolworth hit new highs on strong earnings, while Atlantic Refining and oil shares race lower on rumors of crude cuts. Trading volumes and money market rates stay steady at two percent with solid demand for commercial paper.
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Kresge
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United States
Standard Oil
California
California Petroleum
Rock Island
Lackawanna
Chicago
Butter and cheese prices steady on New York market
New York dairy report shows butter steady with receipts of 18,? after creamery extras 42 1 2 to 43 with scores around 92 for extras and 88 to 91 for firsts. Receipts total 29,360. Pacific Coast whites trade at 8 percent extras with firsts to extra firsts around 30 percent. Cheese remains firm with receipts at 145,499.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Wheat futures rise on heat fears as profit taking caps gains
Chicago grain markets edged higher on hot weather threatening Southwest crops. Wheat closed roughly even to modestly higher after a late selling reaction, with July near 111 1/8 to 111 1/4, September around 118 to 1 15 1/8, and corn unchanged while oats edged up slightly and provisions mostly steady.
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Southwest
Yeserday
Seed prices and bids in Toledo market notes
SEED Toledo June 13 reports cash and bid quotes for several seeds. Wheat cash £15 1 2 with 1.16 1 2. clover seed cash 11 20 asked with October 11.20 bid and December 12.5 bid. Alsike cash 10.00 with August 10.45 bid. Timothy seed cash 3 55 bid with September 2.95 and cobber 3.85.
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Cober
Live Stock Market Report Chicago June 14
Cattle receipts 4,000 mostly killing classes steady with a week’s decline. Hogs receipts 24,000 with mixed demand. good and choice weights fetch 7.20 to 7.35. Packers and feeders showed varied activity across weights and grades.
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First National Bank Bidg. Phone 133
Bank listing shows values 85.00 60.00 130.00 310.00 175.00 sou raon with partial OCR text indicating a building or financial entry.
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Bonds Rally to New Highs as Trading Sets Year Peak
New York June 15 bond market saw fevered activity with daily sales over 26 million dollars. Government and foreign issues hit record highs for 1924 as investors pushed investment rails upward despite some profit taking. U S bonds rose with most issues advancing, Argentine and Belgian offerings posted strength amid a shifting political backdrop.
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Cotton and textile markets steady with dull demand
New York June 13 cotton goods markets were dull with prices steady. Yarns showed slight inquiry gains but sales did not rise. Wools fell while moire silk edged up slightly. Jute goods held steady as jobbers report a quiet week.
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Probe Planned to Determine Mississippi Explosion Cause
Naval officials announce a probe to determine the cause of the Mississippi battleship turret explosion that killed 48. The third TNT charge has been removed, ending the danger of further blasts.
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la Follette
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Marietta
Ohio
Side Lights on the Cleveland Convention
Cleveland news notes the convention closing with platform adoption and nominations. Dr. Alexander of New Jersey backs the president nomination as the race features two men and two women on the National Committee amid colored delegates and alternates.
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Ohio
Dr. Alexander
New Jersey
National Committee
1924 West Virginia delegates and election plans noted
Virgil Hyland leads hospitality for over two hundred visitors and delegates at the 1924 convention with fair access and broad courtesies to Negro representatives. Rosco Simmons and Rev. G. F. Davis are prominent. A colored vote rally at Majestic Hotel outlines marshaling five million votes for the GOP in November.
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West Virginia
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Chicago
Rev
G. F. Davis
Kentucky
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Majestic
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