Markets Report Shows Early Buying Flurry Across Players
Prices move high after an initial purchase surge with scores and listings for players including William Green Kia Leonard Chmutte Dallas Francis Scheider Bob McDonald Al Houghton Pet O Hara Ralph Guldahl Tony Manero Dan J Gossen ham Jack Hutch son Johnny Fisher George McLean Kully Schlicht J Golden M J Brady Phil Turnesa Wilfrid Reid Pat Circelli Luther Abe G Espinosa Joe Turnesa Wilson Crain Jim Barnes Horton Smith. (x Amateur)
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William Green
Kia
Leonard Chmutte
Lima
Ohio
Francis Scheider
Dallas
Texas
Bob McDonald
al Houghton
Bet Md
M. Parker
Uniontown
Pet O'Hara
Verona
Ralph Guldahl
Clayton
Tony Manero
Elmsford
N. Y
Dan J. Gossenham
Ala
Jack Hutchson
Chicago
Johnny Fisher
Fort Thomas
George McLean
Younsis
Kully Schlicht
Madison
Wis
J Golden
Noroton
Conn
M. J. Brady
Mamaroneck
Phil Turnesa
Eimaford
M. Y
Wilfrid Reid
Orion
Mich
Pat Circelli
Rochelle
Luther
Pittsburgh
Abe G. Espinosa
Joe Turnesa
Wilson Crain
Akron
Jim Barnes
Huntington
Horton Smith
Wall Street Ends Narrowly as Volume Rises Slightly
New York stocks closed near the bear market line after a thin session. A small volume gain and a 1.6 point loss left the composite close about a point and a half above the low. Key issues such as American Telephone and U S Steel fell several points amid dividend and relief measure uncertainties.
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New York
Wall Street
American Telephone
American Can
Allied Chemical
Consolidated Gas
Santa Fe
U. S. Steel
Steel Common
Westinghouse
American Tobacco
du Pont
North American
National Biscuit
Northern Pacific
Gillette
Standard Gas
Corn Products
Continental
Union Pacific
Auburn
Chicago
Laueante
Geneva
U.S
New York Exchange Quotes Noted by Bryan Kemp and Co
Bryan Kemp and Companys listing provides quotations for the New York Stock Exchange and related markets. The notice lists telephone contact in Bluefield West Virginia with managers James E. Mann and Jack R. Younger at the Richmond Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade affiliations.
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New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Richmond Stock Exchange
Bonds Bond Market Averages
Bond markets held up amid a weak stock list with only a few special ties under pressure. Total sales reached 11 261 000 par value, and the 60 corporate securities average slipped two tenths. early gains followed by slight softness in railroads utilities and industrials.
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New York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Curb Market Ends Mixed After Early Rise in New York
In New York on June 24 the curb market eased after an initial uptick, with most leading stocks closing lower. A few preferreds fell two points or more, while volume reached 90,000 shares versus 70,000 yesterday. Standard of Indiana slipped despite earlier gains while Standard of Kentucky and Ohio rose modestly. Imperial gained a fraction.
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New York
Standard of
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Imperial
Wall Street Briefs on June 24 Dividend Dates
Wall Street notes next Tuesday key dividend dates for American Can Allied Chemical and Santa Fe railroad. Uncertainty looms as boards prepare actions. United States Dairy Products stockholders vote to acquire assets of Dairy Operators to enable employee and customer stock interests. United States Dairy will issue preferred stocks for stock and notes of the other company which will be dissolved.
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New York
Wall Street
American Can
Allied Chemical
Santa Fe
United States Dairy Products Corporation
Dairy Operators Company
United States Dairy Products
United States Dairy
Treasury Receipts Praesaise June 22 Totals Released
Treasury receipts on June 22 totaled 3 792 2792.34 with expenditures 1 531 558.20 and balance 618 495 606.84. Customs duties for June 1 through 22 accumulated 12 478 078.98.
Markets Show Mixed Notes in Abbreviated Ledger
The report lists C B Hancock and InvestRents with cautious pricing. Cities Service trades at $6 preferred and $7 preferred at market while Appelshire Electric Power Co appears with similar preferred levels. City Service common sits near closing with a 2 percent change noted.
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Appelshire Electric Power Company
Government bonds start closing values at New York market
Government bonds in New York on June 26 closed with Liberty 34% at 32-47, First 4% at 32-47, Fourth 4%6 at 33-38, Treasury 4%s at 47-52, Treasury 4s at 44-54 101.31, Treasury 3%6 at 46-56 99.24, and Treasury 3%e at 40-43 98.16.
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New York
United States
Liberty
Treasury
Foreign exchange rates listed for world currencies
New York June 24 foreign exchange rates show a broad array of values. Great Britain quoted in dollars and cents with cable and demand figures, while European currencies including Belgium Germany and Norway are given as percentages or fractions. Additional notes include Japan and Shanghai rates and nominal versus actual values.
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New York
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Mexico City
Call Money Rates and Bankers Acceptances Steady
New York on June 24 reports call money steady at 2 percent all day. Time loans show 60 90 days at 2 percent and 4 6 months at 1 percent. Commercial paper and bankers acceptances remain unchanged.
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New York
Dry goods price moves in New York market
In New York on June 24 the yarn gray cloths stayed at unchanged prices while muslin brands fell about 20 percent. The burlap market remained dull.
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New York
Coarar
Coffee steady in New York trade as futures rise
Coffee trading in New York on June 24 showed gains for No. 7 and Santos futures with July and September contracts up. Closing quotes put No. 7 at 6.19 to 6.20 across several months and Santos around 8.80 to 9.43, with 3,000 to 6,000 lots sold and spot Rio dull at 7.8 to 8. Santos futures rose on active inquiry by traders and commissions houses.
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New York
Santos
Butter steady in Chicago market with varied quotes
Butter prices in Chicago on June 24 show steady trading with various grades listed. The report items a sequence of scores and percent changes for multiple butter grades and centralized cargo figures, reflecting modest fluctuations across the board.
Raw sugar firmer as buyers stay sidelined on futures
Raw sugar in New York traded firmer with light offerings and holders asking higher bids but buyers not willing to exceed 2.90 for July. Futures closed at July 0.83, September 0.89, December 1.00, January 1.04, March 1.00, May 1.04. Refined sugar unchanged at 3.90 for fine granulated.
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New York
Flour Prices Steady in New York Market
New York traders report flour prices unchanged on June 24 as buyers hold to current levels. market activity quiet with mills and retailers monitoring supply and demand.
Corn Hog Price Ratio Widens Amid Market Slump
Markets report the corn hog price ratio widening to about 15 to 7 from 12 to 1. Wheat closes heavy, others show declines with oats down and provisions steady to up slightly.
Toledo Grain Prices on Track in June Report
Toledo grain prices summarized for June 24 with No. 2 red wheat at 44 44 and No. 1 at 4 30, No. 3 yellow 28%, No. 2 white 21 22, No. 3 white 20%4 21, reflecting nominal crate basis and market activity.
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Toledo
Wheat Market Flattens on Bearish Stock Tone
Chicago June 24 Wheat prices softened as security market weakness applied pressure. Forecast cooler weather in Dakota dampened rapid black rust risk for spring wheat, while corn and oats saw steadier tendencies.
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Chicago
Dakotas
Pittsburgh Produce Prices and Trade Details
Produce demand slow with apples from New York Baldwins at 1.25 per bushel, Illinois small Transparents at 1.75 to 2.00, cabbage steady with Texas yellow and white 50 lb sacks at 75 to 90, potatoes steady with Maine Green Mountains 90 to 1.00 per 100 lb sack, Cobblere from North Carolina and Virginia at 2.75 to 3.00, butter near 92 score extras and standards 17 percent, 89 score 16 percent, 88 score 15 percent. Eggs cheese and poultry not listed.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Virginia
Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report June 24
U S Department of Agriculture data show hogs at 1500 holdover 750 with most at 5 to 10 higher and lights 130 to 160 pounds fetching 4.20 to 4.60 while 160 to 200 pound lights bring 4.50 to 4.75. Cattle ranges include steers 900 to 1300 pounds at 6.25 to 7.00 and cows 2.85 to 4.00 for medium to good. Calves steady 5.50 to 6.50 for milk fed vealers and 3.75 to 6.00 for 750 to 500 pound calves. Sheep about 800 head with lambs 5.75 to 7.00 and yearling wethers 3.00 to 4.00. market slow but steady.
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Pittsburgh
U. S
New York Poultry Prices Steady for Dreseed Lot
New York June 24 Dreseed poultry steady unchanged. Live poultry firmer. Broilers freight 14 20, express 12 24. fowls freight 14 17, express 15 17. 66, 23,700 easier, mixed colors, standards cases 45 lbs net 14 15, rehandled receipts cases 43 lbs net 14, no grades 13 13%.
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Otis Elev
Adama Express
Autolite
Eastman Kodak
Alaska
Hard Motora
General Water Service
Blix Tee
Penick and
Ford
Penney J. c
General Electric
Phillips
Rolling Mills
General Foods
Proctor and Pillsbury
General Motors Renee Service N
Auerican Steel Ae
le Weer
Liman
Sagar R
Great Northern
Keith “Orphieum
American Tob
Weee
Steerer Uu
Peter Water Aworka
Asmenr Hershey Choe
Reynolds Motars
Armour
Oya
Udson Motors
Reynolds Tob
Atch
Hupp Motors
Royal Dutch
Atlantic Refining
Tilinots Central
Sears Roebuc
Auburn Autle
Cocccceree
Bus
Shattuck
Aviation
Eewee
Harvester
Il Yacuum
Baldwin Loco
International Shoe
Southern
Calif
Edison
Balto
Ohio
Southern Pacific
Bendix Aviation
Manville
Ul Standard
Bethlehem Steel
Kelvinator
OM Borden and Co. Bh
Kennecott
Brooklyn Man
Tran
Even U
Texas Corp
Cerro de Pasco
Lowe's Inc, Sane
Texas Sulphur
Chesapeake Corp
Lorillard Tob
Timken Roller Bearing
Chesa
Louisville and Nash
Transamerica Corp
M. and
St. Pay Lou
Aeae
Union Underwood Elliott
Cos One
Cago Northwestern
McKeesport Tin Union Pacific
R. i and
Pace
Mack Truck McKesson and Robbins Aeee
United Aircraft
Ryster
Coca-Cola Commonwealth
Mexican Seaboard
Pet - U
Curtiss-Wright Ne
Norfolk and Western
Y. Cen Woolworth
Delaware and Hudson
American Aviation
New York
Chicago Livestock Prices May Rise On Mixed Beef and Hogs
Chicago markets report 11 000 hogs with 3 000 direct, hogs closed 15 25 higher. Cattle and calves listed with 600 900 lb steers 6.75 8.25 per cwt and 900 1 100 lb cattle 7.00 8.25. Sheep at 8 000 unchanged with good to choice natives 6.00 6.25 and yearlings absent.
Livestock Prices Fall on Cattle Veal and Hogs
New York reporting cattle at 1 090 head with 960 direct trade steer and bull prices steady to firm. Cows and cutters 2.50 to 4.00. vealers 4.50 to 5.50. Sheep and lambs 12 130 with lambs down to 7 25 for good to choice. Hogs 2 300 with direct sales down 25 to 35.
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New York
Baltimore Livestock Prices Report June 24
Baltimore livestock market summary shows cattle traded steady to higher with dry fed cattle and steers in strong demand. Calves and hogs mostly steady to higher. spring lambs and sheep varied with strong lamb prices near 6.60 to 7.00 for good to choice. Bulls and cows ranged 3.50 to 4.00 for medium to good grades, with hogs and pigs cited at several dollar ranges.
Trade Trends Weekly Construction Totals Fall to Low
Construction contracts for the week ended June 20 totalled 14.698 million dollars, the smallest since February, while the month’s early average sits around 22.699 million. Burlap markets show slight renewed interest amid narrow price ranges. Electrical equipment demand, especially heavier types, continues to shrink with no early reversal seen.
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Associated Preas Construction
Phillies Beat Giants 11 6 as Klein Hits For Cycle Heights
In Philadelphia on June 24 Chuck Klein smashed three singles and a triple to reach 108 hits this season as the Phillies defeated the New York Giants 11 to 6. Dick Bartell added four hits, Don Hurst drove in three runs, and Ott homered for the Giants.
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Philadelphia
Chuck Klein
Phillies
New York Giants
Klein
Dick Bartell
Don Hurst
Ott
Giants
New York
Fallis
Terry
Vergez
Mooney
Gibson
Abertoas Davis
Scveesseesence
Bartell
Hurst
Whitney
Lae
Wee
V_ Davis
Friberg
Hansen
Rhem
Tell
Lindstrom
A. Davis
V. Davis
Ag Terry
Hitsa
Manges
Inn
Losie
Stark
Klemn
Magerkurth
Roosevelt Campaign Leaders In Chicago Discuss Victory Prospects
Mel A. Farley of New York, campaign manager for Gov. Franklin D Roosevelt, is pictured in Chicago headquarters with Senator Huey Long of Louisiana as they discuss Roosevelt’s chances. Both men appear confident about a victory.
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Mel A. Farley
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
Roosevelt
Huey Long
Louisiana
Overseas Threat Jumps Into Lead In Open Playoff Race
The field narrows as Tom Cooley of Chicago shaves 19 strokes from his first round 97 to 78, putting him atop the standings. Tom Creavy of Albany rebounds from 83 to 71 for a 154 total, while Burke and George Von Elm contend amid a high-scoring event with 160s and a depleted list of qualifiers.
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Fresh Meadow Country Club
Flushing
N. Y
Scorce
T. Phillip Perkins
New York
Joe Jurado
Argentina
Olin Dutra
Brentwood
Calif
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Walter Hagen
Dave Hackney
Lowell
Manse
Vincent Eldred
Pittsburg
H. J. Sanderson
Summit
N. J
Bill Burke
Greenwich
Conn
George von Elm
Los Angeles
Bobby Cruickshank
Port Richmond
Mike Turnesa
Elmsford
Burke
Tom Cooley
Chicago
Tom Creavy
Albany
Creavy
John Golden
Joe Turnesa
Jim Barnes
Horton Smith
Johnny Farrell
Willie MacFarlane
al Expinosa
Tomekichi Miyamoto
Draft of Party Pledge Calls for Clear Yes or No on Bonus
The article notes a draft party pledge with continued discussion on tariff labor and immigration. Rear Admiral Robert F. Coontz urged a definite yes or no stand on the bonus, predicting public support. Ralph Budd pressed for removal of unnecessary railroad regulations and federal oversight of interstate highways.
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Robert F. Coontz
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ralph Budd
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Western Association of Railway Executives
Smyrna Villagers Hang Priest Over Mosque Fund Raising
In Azizie Smyrna province villagers angered by a Muslim priest collecting funds for a new mosque hanged him after he threatened hellfire to those who gave nothing from their sam stockings. The incident highlights religious tension amid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azizie
Turkey
Smyrna
Sam
Storm Claims Life in Sidney Smith Report
A brief notice reports a fatal incident involving an individual named Sidney Smith. Details are limited but indicate a storm event preceding the death and identify the location as Sidney Smith’s area of reporting. Authorities have not released additional context or names.
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Standard Statistics Co
Ind. i. R
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Bryan, Kemp
and Company
West Virginian Hotel
Bluefield, W. VA
James E. Mann
Jack R. Younger
Real RR
Aoe One
Wall Street Briefs
C. B. Hancock
Toledo Grain
Chicago Grain
Pittsburgh Livestock
NEW York Poultry
Chicago Livestock
NEW York Livestock
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
Graenes
Calcutta
Standard Statiatica Company
Thurston
Brooklyn
Klein ON Rampage
J. R. Earp
New Mexico
Walter Kozak
Roslyn
Mortle Dutra
Long Beach
Denny Shute
Cleveland
Harold L. McSpaden
Kansas City
Herman Barron
Portcheter
Ed Dudley
Concordville
Frank Moore
Webster
MacDonald Smith
Great Neck
Lloyd Gullickeon
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Neb
Bill Mehlhorn
Ed Kirby
George B. Smith
Moorestown
Fred Morrison
Pasadena
Leo Fraser
Saginaw
al Watrona
Birmingham
Frances Gallett
Milwaukee
L. Alexander
Harry Bowen
James Ellwood Jones
H. R. Hawthorne
Arthur J. MecBride
R. L. Wallace
Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated
One Broadway
Pocahontas
Great Lakes
Atlantic Coast
Lambert's Point
Sewall's Point
Norfolk
Newport News
New Bedford
Mass
Salem, Mass
Mystic Wharf
Boston
Portland, Maine
Sandusky
Boston, Mass
Portland, Alec
Cincinnati, Ohio
Chicago, OK
Moxey, Savon & Co., Ltd
Lime Street Square
London
EBC
England
Coal Trading Association
Rotterdam
Frederick Gundersen
E. Pinto Basto & Co., Ltd
Lisbon
Freckles
Blosser
Oscar
Poodle
Ditmar
Ossie
Jen
Zon
Townsend
Ricm
BY Sidney Smith
Storm
Ty Tom Carr
Dail
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