Rails Occupy Cheering Section In Day's Market
Rail stocks led a quiet upturn as the market closed mixed with gains in oils and autos. Brokers noted profit taking late in session and nervousness over tax bills and French trouble, while 941 726 shares changed hands and the AP average rose marginally.
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Ivideuds Appep
Associated Press
Sears
Steels
Gators
Merch
U. S Steel
Bethlehem
General Mom
Sears Robyuck
Jer
Declines Reported for Montgomery Ward Nash and Studebaker
The report notes slight declines for Montgomery Ward at 45 percent Nash at 16 percent and Studebaker at 11 percent reflecting varied performance in the market.
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Montgomery Ward
Nash
Studepaker
Bond Averages Rise On Italy Relative Sanctions News
The Associated Press reports bonds moved higher as Britain pressed for league sanctions against Italy. Italian issues led gains with Milan bonds up 27 percent to 67, Rome 7s to 69, Italian public utilities to 68, while Cuba and Cuba Public Works bonds declined on political news. A few mid to low priced issues rose 1 to 3 points.
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New York
Italy
Milan
Rome
Newrench
Cuba
Oil shares lift curb market despite mining weakness
New York June 18 The curb market closed irregularly higher with gains to 4 points as oil stocks led. Gulf Oil common and Cities Service Power 6 percent preferred rose 4 points each while Standard Oil of Ohio gained 1 point and Sunray and International Petroleum fell. Transfers totaled 291000 shares.
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Gulf Oil Common
Cities Service Power
Un!terial Consolidated Oil
Standard Oil of
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Sunray
International Petroleum
Sunshine
Lake Shore
McWilliams
Sherwin-Williams
Cotton market slips after slight rally in New York
In New York on June 18 the cotton market eased from a sharp advance to moderate losses. October selling was light, rising from 11.31 to 11.41 before closing at 11.35, with the overall market steady but down 2 to 6 points from prior levels. Exports reached 9,396 bales with total receipts at 2,656 and United States stocks at 1,505,795.
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New York
Ote
United Test
Lancaster Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Lancaster Livestock at Lancaster Pa reports Wednesday close with cattle and hogs uneven. Cows light with 25 lower than week ago. stock steers moderate and moving slowly. calves light trades 10.50 to 11.00. hogs steady with choice 10.5 to 11.00. lambs light run and steady with locals 10 to 11 and Virginia 11.50 to 12.00.
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Choice
Choice Western
Choice Virginia
Fragmented OCR News Snippet From New York Market
Readable text shows a damaged fragment mentioning New York and a sale. It references June 18 and potential entities like Puerto Rico and refiner but specifics are unclear. The item appears to be a partial public notice or market report with missing context and names.
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New York
Outport
Dry Goods Market Report From New York
Cotton and fabrics show activity with steady demand and firm prices. Raw silk trades at 2 cents per pound while burlap remains quiet. wool goods are lightly demanded and cotton goods stay firm.
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New York
Butter fat and eggs price note from Cincinnati market
Cincinnati market report notes butter fat No 1 at 28 and No 2 at 28 with June 18 data. Eggs in cases listed as seconds at 18 percent.
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Cincinnati
Livestock Prices and Slaughter Market Report
Baltimore cattle and sheep sale shows steady to higher prices on several classes with cows and bulls midrange. Slaughter steers strong in good to choice quality with loads around 8.20 on medium weights. sheep and lambs steady to firm with truck lambs around 11.50 to 12.75 and hogs modestly steady.
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Baltimore
U. 8
S. Dept
New York Poultry Prices and Freight Rates Update
Newark June 18 live poultry by freight: broilers and fowls priced between 18 and 26 cents, other freight unchanged. By express: broilers 26 cents, fowls 21 to 23 cents, turkeys hens noted. eggs at 21,744 per unit with mixed colors steady.
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Newark
Dissolution of Rannis Coal Company Notice
Notice that Rannis Coal Company a seated corporation will dissolve and distribute its assets to stockholders. The dissolution action and asset distribution are to be completed as of June 10, 1936, per the registered details in this official notice.
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George T. Eager
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Nea
Eatolaen
What’s in a Name Oak Park 11 The Laughing Visitor
A puzzled village hall crowd witnesses a man dubbed Mr. Bo seek cashing a mysterious bonus. Historical notes reveal ties to a World War era service, a Bonus Pharmacy, and media exposure shaping his reception in Oak Park.
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Church of God in Christ to Host Evening Sermon
Regular services tonight at Church of God in Christ 200 Wilson Street Elder N T Thomas will speak and be in charge Everyone invited Senor Stewardess board of A M E church serves in church dining room today Court No 100 hosts a 5 pm bridge and whist tournament at Jones Street hall prizes to winners Died in Cleveland Lewis Ward son of William and Cornelia Ward of this city died June 17 in Cleveland burial Friday in Cleveland Entertainment for singing convention Crozer temple scheduled Saturday and Sunday June 20 21 large crowds expected
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Cleveland
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Ohio
Geme IV
Ile Mae
Crozer Temple
Pittsburgh Produce Market Report for June 18
Pittsburgh market notes demand moderate for fruits and vegetables with 8 carloads of apples and 10 carloads of potatoes moving steadily. No. 1 New York Baldwins and Virginia Winesaps priced, along with several regional varieties. butter, eggs, cheese, and poultry prices listed with current receipts and fresh dressed items.
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Pittsburgh
U. S
New York
North Carolina
Corn Leads Grain Rally to New Seasonal High
Chicago grain prices rose as corn surged to a new season high on brisk buying and spread against wheat. July and September futures advanced with corn up around 15 cents, while wheat slipped and oats and rye trended higher. Provisions moved within a five cent range.
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Darrniber
12 Acres Good Suburban Home Near Princeton West Virginia
For sale a seven room house with basement bath and modern water system on 12 acres near Princeton with a new barn garage outbuildings and fenced land. Property includes fruit trees and a drive to a convenient location near Athens college and city schools, with barter options toward Roanoke Virginia. Immediate sale sought with favorable terms and clear-of-debt offer.
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