Wall Street Holds Confidence As Gold Exports Wane
New York markets firm on banking assurances with stocks mildly higher and bonds trending up. The post bonus bill mood steadied as traders expected Senate hurdles, while trade data and steel output offered mixed signals amid volume of 1,154,801 shares traded.
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Western Union
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National Biscuit
American Telephone
American Can
Eastman
Coca Cola
American Tobacco
Peoples Gas
Bond market leadership shifts to government securities
The bond market was led by United States government obligations while corporate securities rose modestly. Total sales reached 9.897 million with about 3.5 million in treasury and Liberty loans. Utilities and railroads held a firm undertone as several second tier carriers advanced.
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United States
Government Department
Treasury
Liberty Loans
Curb Market Strength Edges Higher on Gold Movement News
The New York curb market rose with brisk trading toward 120000 shares, aided by news that the outgoing gold movement was near completion. Utilities were subdued while Industrials stayed mostly quiet as gasoline stocks drew down and crude output rose slightly.
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Wall Street Briefs Preview Favorable Crops and Auto Orders
Chicago and Northwestern president Fred W. Sargent says crop conditions are unusually favorable for the rest of the year but notes no pickup in Northwestern territory. Consolidated Gas may delay a bond offering of 30 million dollars in 25 year debentures until markets improve. Auburn Automobile reports 1,800 unfilled orders with 170 new orders daily.
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Consolidated Gas Company
New York Public Service Commission
FE. L. Cord, Pesolnoms
Auburn Automobile Company
Foreign exchange rates and demands in New York
Foreign exchange markets show easy conditions in New York on June 15. Great Britain demand stands at 3.66 dollars with cables at 3.661% and 60 day bills at 3.64. France demand is 3.931/16 with cables at 3.??, Italy at 5.11, Belgium at 13.93, and Germany demand noted but cut off.
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Exchange Quotations and Managers Named
Quotations from the New York Stock Exchange and related markets list James E. Mann as manager and Jack R. Younger as Australian manager. No further details provided on specific stocks or figures.
Global Currency Notes and Market Symbols Snapshot
A list shows country and city monetary figures with multiple percentages and anomalies. Entries include Holland 40.42 Norway 17.99 Sweden 18.74 Denmark 20.02 Switzerland 19.50 Spain 8.24 Portugal 3.37 Greece 0.66 Poland 11.80 Czzechoslovakia 2.97 Jugoslavia 1.78 Austria 13.99 Rumania 69 Argentina 25.79 Brazil 7.65 Tokyo 31.19 Shengeet 30.59 Montreal Mexico City silver peso nominal rate.
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Mexico City
Call Money Rates Hold Steady In New York Trading
Call money in New York on June 15 remains steady at 2 percent for the day. Time loans show 1 percent for 60 to 90 days and 14 percent for 4 to 6 months. Time commercial paper and bankers acceptances also unchanged.
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New York
Government Bonds Trade Summary From New York Market
United States government bonds closed with Liberty 344 at 32 47, Fourth 4% 338 38, Treasury 4% 6 at 47 52 and Treasury 4a at 44 54, Treasury Ho at 46 56, Treasury 3 at 40 43, and Treasury 3 at 98 10, with various fractional yields and prices noted.
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Liberty
Treasury
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Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for June Date
Treasury reports receipts for June 13 totaling 7.564 million dollars and expenditures of 26.367 million, leaving a balance of 176.022 million. Customs duties for thirteen days of June amount to 7.794 million dollars.
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Treasury
Ceipte
Coffee Futures Rally on Brazilian Buying Sparks Session
Coffee opened lower under European selling but rallied on Brazilian buying. No 7 contracts ended unchanged to 4 higher with 1,900 sales. Santos rose 1 to 6 higher with 4,000 sales. Closing quotes show July No 7 at 6.28 and December at 6.19, Santos July at 9.39 and December at 8.94 amid spot quiet.
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Santos
Rio
Sugar futures steady with firm tone and varied contracts
Raw sugar priced 2.75 for spots with buy producers showing interest. Evening close quoted 2.75, September 3? December 3.89, January 3.91, March 3.95, May 4.01. Refined sugar remains at 3.70 for fine granulated.
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Produce prices and demand in Pittsburgh market
Pittsburgh market reports moderate demand for apples cabbage onions and potatoes with steady to about steady quotes. New York Baldwins 1.15 per bushel basket. Tennessee 60 lb crates 1.75 2.25. Maine Green Mountains 90 95 per 100 lb barrel. North Carolina Cobblers 3.26 50. butter eggs cheese and poultry unchanged.
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Trade Trends in Cement Machinery and Shoes May Output
The Associated Press reports Portland cement production in May fell by half from 1931 with shipments 43 percent lower. Machinery sales hit a new low as critics say the tax bill will burden equipment buyers. Shoe production totaled 22 million pairs in May, down from both last year and 1930, per the New York hide exchange and tanners' council.
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Dry Goods Trade Notes From New York Market
Cotton goods show light demand while sheet and pillow case sales are irregular after new lower price lists. Moderate sales of men's wear worsteds for fall are in progress.
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Wheat market surges on eastern buying shock in Chicago trading
Chicago grain notes a strong wheat rally as eastern buyers unload massive totals, with one major speculator reportedly holding 2,000,000 bushels and 500,000 bushels at a time. The oversold pit popped while New York markets firmed, sending wheat to an unsettled finish up about 1 to 1 4 at session end, with corn and oats little changed and provisions up to 6 cents higher.
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Toledo Grain Market Update Sees Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices
Toledo grain prices on June 15 show No 2 red wheat at 45 45. No 1 red 66. Corn No 2 at 30 30. No 3 yellow 20 38. Oats white ranges around 21 22 with No 3 white at 20 21.
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Jersey City Livestock Prices Reported for June 15
Jersey City cattle sales show 580 head with 3870 direct. Steers steady, bulls steady to strong, cutter to medium 2.50 3.50, cows 26 higher. Vealers 1130 with 810 direct, vealers steady with good to choice 6.50 7.09 and medium 5.00.
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Livestock market report shows varied gains and pricing
The market lists calves and hogs with direct sales, noting hogs at 2,490 head with 2,480 direct. Prices show strength of up to 25 cents higher for 160 to 200 pound hogs. Sheep and lambs total 3,040 with nominal market and packing sow prices range from 2.75 to 3.00.
Baltimore Livestock Prices Reported at Baltimore Market
Cattle 100 head steady with steers good to choice at 6.00. medium to good 5.50 to 6.00. dull grades 3.50 to 4.00. cows 3.00 to 3.50. heifers 5.25 to 5.50. Sheep and lambs 600 steady. spring lambs 6.75 to 7.25. hogs 150 higher with lights 4.00 and heavies 4.00. medium 3.90 to 4.15. Calves 75 steady. good to choice 5.00 to 6.00. common to medium 3.00 to 4.00.
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Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report
Pittsburgh market summary for hogs cattle and sheep with price ranges by weight and grade. Hogs light light weights 130-160 lbs fetch 3.75 to 4.15 per cwt while heavier hogs 250-350 lbs bring 3.40 to 4.80. Cattle show steadier demand with steers 900-1300 lbs at 4.60 to 6.10, cows 2.85 to 4.00, veal calves milk fed 5.00 to 6.00. Sheep lambs 90 lbs and up bring 6.15 to 7.50, yearling wethers 3.00 to 5.00.
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U. S. Dept
New York Poultry Prices For June 16
New York markets report steady dressed poultry with live poultry and turkeys showing stable prices. Freight and express costs for broilers and fowls, plus egg values around 33.746 cents per dozen, are listed with regional variations in packages and private store sales noted.
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Pene Steady
Atore
Chicago Market Prices for Cattle Sheep and Hogs June 15
The Chicago market report lists hogs at top 3.80 and 3.00 for lighter weights with 17 000 head, cattle at 6 000 head and calves 2 000, hogs shown with weight ranges and prices, cattle grades from good and choice to common, and sheep 9 000 head with lambs and yearlings priced from 4.00 to 7.00 depending on weight and grade. Sheep showing a downward tendency with most natives 6.00 to 7.00, yearlings 4.00 to 5.25.
Independent Club to Meet at Henry E Evans Home
The Independent club will hold its weekly final meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at 304 Marshall Street the home of Henry E Evans Edward B Glenn is president A hodge podge party is planned for Friday evening at Bland Street home of Mrs Hattie B E Linkford under the John Stewart M E church Woman's Home Missionary society Guests are asked to hodge podge their costumes and a fashion parade with a prize for the rarest creation is planned
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Marshall Etreet
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Bland Street
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Night program at North Side United Holy Church
A program will be rendered tonight at 8 o clock at the North Side United Holy Church. The public is cordially invited.
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Prayer Band Meeting At North Side United Holy Church
The Women’s Missionary Praying Band of North Side United Holy Church meets today at 3 PM at Mrs. Tom James’s home on North Mercer Street. All wishing to join in prayer are invited. Reverend Mrs. Mary L. Glenn is pastor.
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Soul-stirring sermon at Blake Chapel A M B Zion
The Rev. S. H. Hazzard will deliver a soul-stirring sermon tonight at 8 o'clock. The public is invited to attend at Blake Chapel A M B Zion.
FORM BOYS GROUP ORGANIZES IN YMCA ROOM
A large group of boys met yesterday in the YMCA room on Scott street and formed a community wide organization to provide moral and 60 day guidance during the vacation period. The project aims for permanence and operates under the community council with Rev. Thomas G. Howard directing the meeting alongside Rev. A. L. Polk and Rev. J. A. Walker.
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Fess Opens G. O. P. National Convention as Temporary Chairman
An exclusive photograph captures Senator Simeon D. Fess, national Republican chairman, as he appeared on the speaker's platform in Chicago's stadium Tuesday to giveled the opening of the party's national convention in his role as temporary chairman.
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Chicago
New Boy Scout Council Formed With Rev Walker Leading
Rev Walker and other male members will act as big brothers in a new boys organization. The next regular meeting is set for Tuesday June 21 at 6 pm inviting all boys in teens and younger to join. Parents and citizens are urged to support efforts for a clean and manly standard. Committee chairmen should meet at the Y M C A Friday June 17 at 3 pm, instead of Thursday.
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Meeting Postponed by A M E Zion H and L society
The A M E Zion H and L society postpones until Friday night meeting at Mrs John Browns Cole street at 7 pm with Bilder Hazard conducting services. Mrs Holt hosts the Ladies Aid society of John Stewart church at 3 30 this afternoon inviting all ladies to join the special effort from Mrs Robinsons meeting. visitors welcome.
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Ambassador Edge Plans to Resign from Paria Post
Ambassador Walter B. Edge intends to resign his Paris post March 4 and will not seek reappointment if Hoover wins the election. He cited family duties and the need to educate his four abroad children as reasons, noting the depression has harmed his personal fortune.
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Ambanesador
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Advertising blamed for dullness in modern life
A present day reflection blames advertising for a large share of cultural dullness. The piece critiques commercial messaging and its impact on public taste, noting how pervasive ads shape daily routines and perceptions.
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Hancock Investments Markets Mixed on Preferred and Common Values
Cities Service reports a $6 preferred at market and a $7 preferred at market. Cities Service common closes at 2 percent lower on June 1b, reflecting trading activity across the utilities sector with Agguiaedian Electric Power Company mentioned in relation to preferred listings.
Advertising and fear cited as drains on stores says Thompson
J W Thompson of Youngstown frames shopper sentiment at the National Retail Dry Goods convention. He warns that stores overuse advertising and price cuts to the point of weakening foundations and urges better merchandising to restore confidence.
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Youngstown
National Retail Dry Goods Association
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Police Seek Two Men In Slaying Near Beverly Hills
Police hunt two men suspected of fatally shooting Merton L. Jenks, a Beverly Hills mining man, during an attempted holdup in the Lankershim Park area. Jenks was with Mrs. Helen B. Moffitt, who described the real estate trip. her husband Norville was also questioned. Neither suspect was detained.
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Spanish General Arrested in Plot to Restore King
General Emilio Barrera a key figure under Primo de Rivera era is arrested in Barcelona charged with involvement in a plot to restore King Alfonso. His son and Baron de Mora were seized in Madrid as authorities say a names list from Mora’s house revealed Barrera’s link to the conspiracy.
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Friend of Noted Gangster Slain in Detroit Cabaret
Milford Jones, described as an associate of gangsters Fred Burke and Gus Winkler, was found shot in the back at a Detroit cabaret. Police questioned owner Jack Green and detained three women present during the shooting as detectives investigated the incident.
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