Market Dullness Shows Minor Reactions Quickly Quashed
New York stocks paused through a subdued session with two minor reactions checked and closes rallying modestly. Investors await confirmation that the bonus is doomed and expect Congress to adjourn. Auburn rose briefly but faded. several leaders advanced a point or so before final trading.
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Akaii Reduction
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New Haven
Western Union
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National Biscuit
Bond Market Mixed as U.S. and German Issues Dominate
New York reports a steady to firm bond session with domestic corporate loans showing slight gains. Total sales reached 9.68 million dollars with an average 60 bond index up about four tenths of a point. Senate panel changes to the Wagner relief bill boosted confidence in federal debt while rails, industrials and utilities moved within narrow ranges and posted small gains.
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Germany
United States
Senate Banking Committee
CurB Market Mixed. Undertone Holds Steady in New York
Curb market shares showed indecisive movement in New York on June 14 but overall held a good undertone. Turnover figures were incomplete in the surviving text.
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Financial Bond Issues Move in Open Market
Investors watched Cities Service and Appalachian Electric Power trade preferred shares at market levels with $6 and $8, $7 preferences noted. Cities Service common stock with June 0 maturity closed at 25, signaling cautious demand in a mixed market session.
New York Exchange Quotations Listing Officials
Listing of stock exchange quotations includes Bryan, Kemp and Company with notes on hotel bid listings. Mentions James Be Mann as manager and Jack R Younger as assistant manager. Also references New York Cotton Exchange New York Curb Exchange Chicago Board of Trade and Richmond Stock Exchange.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Chicago Board of Trade
Richmond Stock Exchange
Market session shows mixed preferred stock moves
American Superpower first preferred slips as dividends are discontinued and it closes down 2 percent. Columbia Gas and Northern States Power preferred issues gain 4 and 5 points respectively in light trading. Commonwealth Edison rises 1 point while Electric Road and Share end 7 points lower after early firmness.
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American Superpower
Columbia Gas and
Northern States Power
Commonwealth Edison
Wall Street Briefs on May Rail and Copper Trade
May revenues for the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway were higher than April with a smaller deficit after charges. Copper traders report a surge of metal into the United States ahead of the tariff taking effect, as foreign producers rush deliveries. A planned agreement to cut fixed charges for the New Orleans Great Northern railroad is expected to be announced soon, per railroad circles.
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
New Orleans Great Northern Railroad Bondholders Protective Committee
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for June 11
Treasury receipts on June 11 totaled 4 630 579 87 dollars with expenditures of 40 276 513 18. The net balance stood at 194 814 492 15. Custom receipts for the first eleven days amounted to 6 719 349 24 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Foreign exchange rates in New York on June 14
Easy foreign exchange trading with various rates listed. British pound demanded at 3.66 dollars, 60 day bills at 3.645. Cables and other currencies shown for Belgium Germany Holland and many others with nominal and silver peso values.
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Portugal
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Austria
Rumania
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Mexico City
Call Money Rates Steady In New York Market
Call money steady at 2 percent all day. Time loans 60 to 90 days at 4 to 6 months at 1 percent. Prime commercial paper at 2 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged.
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Teady
Government bonds close in New York trading
United States government bonds ended the session with varied bids across issues. Notable listings include Treasury 4% bonds from 1946 and 1944 series and other long term issues with prices ranging in the 40s.
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United States
Treasury
Dry Goods Market Notes Depression in Prices
New York June 14 reports sales of coarse sheetings at 4 9 per yard with a 16 percent price cut on wide sheetings for domestic use. Seamless hosiery makers are buying larger quantities of dull lustre viscose yarn.
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Butter prices hold steady in Chicago market report
In Chicago on June 14 butter was steady with fresh quotes showing 93 score at 17 percent and 92 at 0 percent. Centralized carrot noted at 90 with 16 percent and 89 at 15 percent. price listed at $8 with 15 percent.
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Sugar market rises slightly amid steady refiners plans
New York sugar prices gained 1/82 cent to 2.75 for spot with a 63,650 ton day. July 2.75 and subsequent months listed. refined prices hold at 3.70 with plans to rise to 3.80 by tomorrow as refiners announce an advance.
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Coffee prices ease as demand falters in New York trading
Coffee in New York on June 14 was quiet and slightly lower as commission house activity rose but spot demand stayed weak. No 7 contracted beans closed down modestly with a small uptick for some contracts. total sales reached about 2,000 bags. Santos opened nominal.
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Commission House
Santos
Coffee futures edge lower with mixed spot quotes
Market notes show Santos and July contracts dipping while spot coffee remains barely steady. Futures for July and September show declines, while March and December maturities also move. Rio Ta values and other regional quotes temper the overall tone.
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Pittsburgh Produce Prices and Market Notes
Pittsburgh June 14 report from U S and Pa Dept Agr shows produce demand moderate with apples and cabbage steady across multiple crates and cars. Prices listed include New York Russetta 2.60 per bushel and Baldwins 1.15, cabbage 2.25 per 50 crates, potatoes around 1.00 to 1.50 per unit, and eggs quoted for nearby flats with various regional portions.
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Toledo Grain Prices Standings for Wheat and Seeds
Toledo grain prices listed June 14 show Wheat No 2 red at 44 4444 cents per bushel and Wheat No 1 red at 45 45 4 cents. Corn oats and seeds unchanged on a 28496 rate basis nominal.
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Toledo Grain of Track
New York Poultry Prices Steady on Dressed Chickens
New York market report lists live poultry steady with no express quotations. Dressed turkeys frozen at 18, freight prices for various poultry items shown. eggs at 39,093 for the period with mixed colors unchanged and white eggs slightly lower in lighter weights and certain grades.
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Flour Unchanged in New York on June 14
Flour prices in New York remained steady on June 14 as market trading continued with no significant changes observed by traders and analysts. Buyers and sellers reported stable demand and supply conditions across key flour grades.
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Chicago Wheat Drops to Season Low on June Rush
Chicago grain traders saw wheat prices slide to a season low under 49 cents a bushel amid a Liverpool market break and uncertainty over the economy and politics. Corn eased, oats and provisions moved within small ranges as buyers hesitated.
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Herod
Liverpool
Baltimore Livestock Prices and Trends Report
Baltimore market notes from June 14 show steady to higher prices across cattle hogs sheep and calves. Steers and heifers reach up to 6.50 for top grades while cows and calves trade mainly in the mid range with modest gains.
Chicago Livestock Prices Hit Varied Ranges Across Species
Chicago stockyards report June 14 show hogs steady to higher with top 8.70 and 19 000 head. cattle 7 000 and calves 2 500 with slow but steady demand and tops around 7.30. sheep 8 000 with scarce supply and prices from 4.00 to 7.10 for lambs and yearlings.
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices Weekly In Pittsburgh Market Report
Hoges at 500 head mostly 15 to 20 higher with good and choice light weights 130 to 160 pounds at 3.75 to 4.15 per hundredweight. Light weights 160 to 200 pounds at 4.10 to 4.30. Medium 200 to 250 pounds at 3.75 to 4.25. Heavy 250 to 350 pounds at 3.49 to 3.80. Cattle steady with steers 900 to 1,300 pounds at 6.10 to 6.60. heifers 650 to 850 pounds at 5.10 to 5.50. Calves 250 to 500 pounds mid to high 5.50s. Lambs 90 pounds down at 6.15 to 7.50. yearling wethers 91 to 119 pounds 2.00 to 5.00.
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U. S. Dept
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Trade Trends in Cotton and Newsprint Markets
The Associated Press reports improving activity in parts of the cotton market over the past two weeks with fair sales of print cloths and weftings, despite production cuts. Newsprint stocks remain noted as part of the market discussion.
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New York Cotton Exchange Service
Loyalists Hold Chicago Rally Ahead of GOP Convention
RY forces stage a loyalty convention in Chicago to shore up wavering supporters on the eve of the National GOP gathering. Leaders opposing repeal include Dr. Erneat H. Cherrington, chair of the National Anti-Saloon League board, and Catherine Waugh McCulloch of Chicago.
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Erneat H. Cherrington
National Anti-Saloon League
Catherine Waugh McCulloch
United States and Canada Steel Output and Prices Report
The United States and Canada produced 92,170 tons on June 1 and 72,918 tons on June 1, 1931, with 9,921 tons on May 1. Steel ingot production fell to about 16 percent of capacity, an annual rate near 11,000,000 tons, less than half last year. American Metal Market notes demand at its low point, though opinions suggest improvement may be near.
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Canada
Neweprint Bureau
Jersey City Livestock Prices Report
Jersey City cattle market nominal with 150 head, veal and calves 1,720 head including 1,430 direct. Veal steady with standards 6.25 to 7.00, calve nominal. Sheep and lambs 9,850 head with lambs steady to strong priced 7.60 to 8.00 for choice, ewes 2.25 to 3.00. Hogs 3,210 head all direct, market nominal.
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Mooney's Aged Mother Heads to Convention Plea
Mrs. Mary Mooney 84 arrives in Chicago to urge the Republican national convention to free her son Tom Mooney. She says he is innocent of the World War I dynamiting charge that led to a life sentence at San Quentin. She also visited an oculist after arrival.
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Mary Mooney
Tom
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Senators Listen In On Convention Broadcast
Washington observers report the national convention reached senators by radio in Chicago. Senator Dill of Washington arranged a large radio net for the event as Dickinson of Iowa spoke, prompting cheers from Democrats and Republicans alike and a brief shift by Vice President Curtis.
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Iowa
Former Gotham Officer Sentenced for Perjury
John J. Stiglin a former vice squad member was sentenced to two and a half to five years in Sing Sing for perjury. He was convicted of lying about arraigning two women on vagrancy charges in women's court on March 11, 1929 after a May 23, 1928 indictment.
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John J. Stiglin
Sing Sing
Women’s Court
Death certificate says Violet Sharpe was married
Englewood New Jersey report states Violet Sharpe in the Dwight W. Morrow home died by her own hand. The death certificate filed today lists her as married with the husband’s name unknown, the first hint of a spousal connection in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case context.
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Violet Sharpe
Dwight W. Morrow
Tin Plant in Wheeling to Operate Full Time
Wheeling West Virginia Weyling Steel officials announced the Yorkville Tin Plant will run at full capacity Wednesday for the first time in months. The facility, near 2000 workers when on full schedule, has been operating part time with twenty four hot days slated to begin tomorrow.
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Wheelin Steel Corporation
Yorkville
Two Princesses Yield Influence In Sulu Affairs
Observers say two royal women shape civic life in the Sultanate of Sulu in the southern Philippines. Princess Dayang Hadji Piandao and Princess Tarhata, educated in the United States, exercise significant influence amid American oversight and Moros self rule.
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