Market Notes Under Tight Money and Strong Exchange
New York June 22 Dealings in the stock market showed renewed firmness tied to international exchange and tight monetary policy. Demand bills to London neared four dollars, French and Italian remittances rose, and the German mark gained. Money loans opened at 6 percent, rising to 10 and then 11 percent by close. Prokers bid up to nine percent for time funds. Railroad stocks little changed. industrials weakened by freight embargo fears. Foreign bonds steady, Liberty issues and rails irregular. Total sales par value 11,400,000. Old U.S. tours rose 0.25 percent on call.
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Baseball scores and results from June 22 games
Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, and St Louis posted decisive Friday wins. Washington beat Detroit 6 to 1 in Detroit. Chicago defeated Philadelphia 2 to 0. Cleveland won 13 to 5 over Boston. St Louis beat New York 9 to 1. Continuous scoring details accompany each contest.
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Brooklyn Falls Again as Tigers Sweep Series
Brooklyn lost its fourth straight game and nine of eleven at home in a June 22 report from Brooklyn New York detailing the Mets and league standings with Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis Boston Chicago New York results.
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Pittsburg Triumph In Western Club Tilt
In a western club clash Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 9 to 4 as Wonder Cooper Schmidt and Meffer led a late rally with Milles Cobs contributing. New York and Chicago opened the series with Chicago taking a 10 to 4 win over the Mets.
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