Stock Market Rebounds on Lower Call Money Rate
The New York stock market advanced as the call money rate fell from 6 to 5 percent, aiding a broad price recovery. Totals showed under 3 million shares traded as profit-taking capped gains, with notable advances in Atlantic Refining, Houston, and Case Threshing while United States Tobacco slipped to new lows.
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New York
New York Federal Bank
Atlantic Refining
Houston
Marland
Standard of
Texas Corporation
Government Bonds and Poultry Prices Steady in New York
United States government bonds traded with varied quotes while poultry prices remained steady in New York on June 14. Treasury and Liberty issues showed mixed values as market notes listed.
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New York
United States
Liberty
Investments in Bluefield See Bid Details and Local Firms
A fragmented listing from Bluefield West Virginia shows bids and financial figures tied to local firms and properties including Firet National Bank Building, Vista Cemetery Park, Mulens Grocery Co, Ashland Electric, and several coal companies such as Sycamore and Majestic Collieries. The entries reflect community investments and monetary values with several items showing small dollar amounts.
Bond market steadies as prices rise across sectors
Buying support returns to the bond market with prices up 1 to 3 points. Utilities share in the gain as American Water Works, Electric and Columbus Railway, Power and Light 4s lead the advance amid higher market averages and strong par value sales totaling 14 031 000.
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Nen
New York
American Water Works
Columbus Railway
Power and Light
Unclear OCR: Local notices and figures truncated
Fragmented text shows percentages and names with many garbled segments. Reads like a page of financial or commodity figures, absent coherent events or identifiable persons or organizations.
Border Word Puzzle With Two Nine Letter Answers
A cryptic two word puzzle asks for two nine letter terms, both starting with the same first two letters. Clues cover diverse items from history and geography including a Great Wall question, constellations, rivers, moths, and a US Unknown Soldier grave.
Rail group reverses trend amid firmer markets
The rail group showed a reversal of trend while the foreign list reflected general market firmness. U. S. government obligations remained firm, but gains were limited.
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U. S
Sugar futures steady as market shows mixed early moves
Spot Taw sugar left unchanged in New York trading on June 14 with 28,700 bags of Porto Rican prompt shipment and 7,000 bags of Philippines nearby at 4.21. Early losses of 1 to 3 points turned into rallies, final prices up 2 points to 1 net lower. July 2.50, Sept 2.62, Dec 2.71, Jan 2.68, Mar 2.62, May 2.69. No changes in refined sugar.
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New York
Philippines
Dry goods market steady with scattered declines abroad
Cotton goods were quiet today with prices orally steady. Raw silk declined 20 yen at Yokohama. Silk goods moved in small lots for immediate cutting and sale. Burlaps held generally steady. More demand was reported for summer wear for immediate use.
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New York
Yokohama
Market listing of coal and bottling stocks and prices
A compact stock table shows shares for American Finance preferred and common, American Coal preferred and common, Crystal Block common and preferred, Killarney Coal, Little War Creek Arma naes Bottling Co. common, War Eagle Coal, Welch Arma ture with prices ranging from 20.00 to 165.00.
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American Finance
Crystal Block
Killarney
Little War Creek
E Armaanaes Bottling Co
War Eagle Coal Welch Armature
Potatoes and Vegetables Move in Sluggish Market
In Pittsburgh in June the AP reports weak demand for produce from multiple states. Prices show Maine green mountains at 1.50 to 2.00, Virginia staves 3.00 to 3.26, North Carolina flats 2.50 to 2.75, and Nancy Hall sweet potatoes at 2.35 to 2.50 per bushel.
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Pittsburgh
U. S
Depts. Agriculture
Maine
Green Mountains
Virginia
North Carolina
Braves
North
South Carolina
Florida
Tennessee
Nancy Hall
Grain Wheat Rises Amid Eastern and Foreign Buying
Wheat closed firm, advancing 1 to 2 percent on buying by eastern and foreign houses. The gains followed talk of upticks after recent declines, with corn also rising about 1 percent and oats holding steady to fractional gains.
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Chicago
Foreign Exchange Rates Published in New York June 14
The report lists currency quotations in cents for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland and other nations. It notes demand and cable rates for several currencies including Argentina Brazil Argentina and Japan Shanghai with varying percentages.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Gaecko- Slovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Call Money Rates Edge Higher in New York Trading
Call money eased to a high of 6 and a low of 6 percent with the ruling rate at 6 percent and a closing bid of 5 percent. Time loans firm with mixed collateral noted for 60 days at 5 percent and 4 to 6 months at 5 percent. Prime mercantile paper offered at 4 percent. tanker acceptances unchanged.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Butter Market Rates Mixed Across Centers
Chicago reports indicate butter prices showing small fluctuations with several centers holding steady while others edge downward. Visible price markers range from the low to mid 90s for various grades, with Bluefield noting a 90 score at 45 time.
Wheat and corn prices hold steady in Toledo seed market
Seeds market report from Toledo on June 14 shows No. 2 red wheat at about 1.76 to 1.77, No. 2 yellow corn around 1.08, No. 3% yellow 1.08, oats No. 2 white at 73 5/8, rye No. 2 at 0.60. Seeds unchanged across the board.
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Toledo
Ohio
Live Stock Prices and Receipts in Chicago Market Report
United States Department of Agriculture data show hogs receipts at 25 000 with a fairly active market and mostly steady prices. Cattle and calves trade mixed with steers and yearlings rising 10 to 16, vealers steady to 50 lower, and various weights listed for slaughter classes and feeders.
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Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
Gypsy King’s Widow Receives Check From Mussolini
In Budapest on June 14 1930s, Mussolini sent a condolence to the Gypsy king Berch Kozce’s widow with a $500 check after the Gypsy king’s death. Mussolini personally acknowledged messages from leaders worldwide after the birth of his youngest son. The Gypsy king had sent a musical air for the fascist leader.
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Budapest
Mussolini
Italy
Romano Hungary
Berchtold’ Kozce
Duce
Rome
Market Sheep and Lamb Prices Mixed on Limited Supply
Receipts total around 9,000 with generally steady demand and a fairly active market. Lambs good to choice at 15.00 to 16.75 per hundredweight. medium 13.50 to 15.00. cull and common 10.0 to 13.50. Ewes range from 4.00 to 8.50, with medium to choice about 150 pounds down.
United States junior dairy judging team to compete in England
Albion Nebraska June 14. The national champion junior dairy judging team will travel to Wye England July 6 to defend the gold cup. Boone county Nebraska 4-H dairy interests and local supporters will cover expenses. Team members Jesse Bilyeau Joe King and Russell Hughee all of Boone county.
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Albion
Neb
America
Wye
England
Boone County
Nebraska
Jesse Bilyeau
Joe King
Russell Hughee
United States
Memphis
Tenn
Bilyen
Coolid
Jardin
Washington
Belfast
Ireland
Scotland
Maryland
Iowa
Cigar Store Robbery Nets $1 Check to Robbed Men
Walter Holden received a $1 check after being robbed of $158 in a cigar shop. The incident also involved Eugene and Sam Smith who were robbed simultaneously while returning home with a newborn baby and his wife was present.
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New York
Walter Holden
Eugene
Sam Smith
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Associated Press
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Ilsuraday
Stanley W. Prenosis
C. B. Hancock
Iachian Electric Fo
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Coalpeemkorton Coal Coa
Majestic Collieries
Ns. Sycamore Collieries Co
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Huilding Welch
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Bluefield Market
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Rjalsle
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Ole
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Warner Banter
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Federal St
Bluefield, W. VA
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Bluefield
W. VA
Jeane T. Mann
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Mer. T. Alexander
Sa and Navigation
A J. Mefiride
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Mar. Bales
H. R. Hawthorne
Pocahontas Fuel Company
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Pocahontas Coal
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Pocahontas Wharf
Hillmen Street
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Lambert's Point
Sewell’s Point
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Newport News
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Oak London
Moxey, Sayon
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London
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Menry Vel
CLERC
Plassa & Matteo
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Iwell
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