High money rates fail to stem stock price advance
Stocks rise amid brisk General Motors buying as call money slips from 7% to 7 percent. The Federal Reserve report shows broker loans down to 110 million dollars. GM gains with expectations of a substantial August dividend. Case threshing soars 42 points, others like American International, DuPont, Fairbanks Morse, and S H Kress rise a few points.
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General Motors
Dupont
Fairbanks Morse
S. H. Kress
Associated Press
New York
Federal Reserve
Radio
Case Threshing
Advance Ramely
American International Corporation
Iupont
8. H. Kress
Midland Steel Products
Sudden demand lifts rails and utilities in late bond market
In New York on June 28 demand for second grade rails and utilities spurred a late rally while the overall bond market closed firmer. Industrials lagged until afternoon as central steel and copper issues advanced, with U S government obligations weakening from early strength.
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New York
Central Steel Ss
Anaconda Copper
Pierce Arrow &S
Goodyear Tire
Er and Co
U. S
Call Money Rates Hold Steady in New York Trading
Call money in New York on June 28 remained firm at 7 percent with a closing at 7 percent. Time loans showed mixed collateral with 60 to 90 days at 6 percent and 4 to 6 months at 6 percent, while mercantile paper stayed at 4 percent and bankers acceptances were unchanged.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Foreign exchange rates and world currencies listed
New York quotations show irregular foreign exchanges with cents figures for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Jugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Montreal and other markets with demand and cable values cited.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Government Bonds Report from New York Market Close
United States bond market summary from New York shows 10 year notes at 101.10, thirds at 100.1, fourths at 101.18, and Treasury 48 at 105.14. Treasury details accompany the closing figures for June 28.
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New York
United States
Treasury
Crossword Puzzle Answer From Yesterday
Fragmentary OCR text shows an answer line for yesterday's crossword puzzle with jumbled characters and partial letters. No clear named entities or dates present to extract.
Moses H Locks and Bonds Ad in Welch West Virginia
Business listing for Moses H Locks and Bonds located at 343 First National Bank Building Welch WV. Offers financial services with pricing or payment details including amounts 130.00 70.00 100.00 165.00 20.00.
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Moses Hlocks and Bonds
First National Bank
Welch
West VA
Ask
Wheat prices rise on weather in Chicago market
In Chicago on June 28 wet harvest conditions lifted wheat values with unsettled closing quotes. Wheat finished about 2 cents higher, oats declined around 0.5 cents and provisions fluctuated from 5 to 10 cents.
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Chicago
Market Wire Oddities Stir Chicago Economic Brief
A chaotic Chicago snippet shows fluctuating numbers and phrases like Butter, Centralized car An ket, and Fresh raised to 93 with 444 percent. The text lists scores, percentages, and figures such as 92 314 OL and 90 score, hinting at a cluttered economic snapshot from an OCR segment.
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Chicago
Sugar futures steady with small gains amid steady market
New York sugar markets showed a steadier tone with no sales reported and minor early setbacks in the July position. Raw sugars closed up to 2 points higher while July 2.49, Sept 2.69, Dec 2.73, Jan 2.70, Mar 2.67, May 2.78, and refined sugar unchanged at 5.90.
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New York
Seeds Toledo June grain and seed prices steady
Market note shows Wheat No 1 Red at 1.75 and 1.76, Corn cash No 2 yellow 112% return, No 3 yellow 1114%, with grain and seed unchanged across the board.
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Toledo
Produce Prices and Demand Across States Reported in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on June 28, supply and demand showed slow movement for produce. Potatoes with 98 cars ranged from No 1 cobblers at Virginia staves 2.00 2.25 and North Carolina staves 1.75 2.00, to low at 1.00. Beans with 10 cars weaker, Maryland green and wax hampers 2.50 3.00. Cabbage with 14 cars weak, Ohio Marietta crates 1.35 1.50. Peaches with 14 cars near steady, Georgia six basket crates Uneda’s Test 1.75 4.72, poorer down to 1.00, Queens 2.50, Red Birds 2.50 2.75. Tomatoes with 100 cars weaker, four basket crates Texas 0.90 1.10, Mississippi best 0.65 0.75, poorer to 0.25.
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Pittsburgh
U. S
Pennsylvania
Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
Ohio
Marietta
Georgia
Uneda
Texas
Mississippi
Wealthy Arm Of LL A Ceccnceececeoes
Fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of names and numbers with scattered entries such as AMON BUR posse and various road and place mentions. The diagonal and vertical clues mix with unrelated fragments, yielding an unclear news item rather than a coherent story.
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Beth
du Pont
Packard
Pan Am
Penn
Poultry Market Report From New York
The New York poultry market shows quiet demand for live items with irregular activity. Broilers move by express at 15 45 while fowls sell by freight 23029 and by express 18429, indicating mixed transport prices.
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New York
Express
Freight
Local Investments Amid Coal Firms in Bluefield Market
Amid a flurry of activity in Bluefield West Virginia investors show interest in coal sector equities. Firms like Ashland Coal Coke Co and Sycamore Collieries are cited with bids and potential buys while local banks report handling bids and market movements.
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Ashland Coal @& Coke Co
Wima
Sycamore Collieries Co
Baltimore Livestock Trade Report From June 28
Receipts totaled 75 cattle including steers and heifers with varied grades from good to common and stockers. Bulls and cows showed mixed values across grades, with sheep, lambs, hogs and calves listed in separate price bands and receipts noted for calves at 50 head.
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Baltimore
Newark boy smokes at age two three and seven
Little Michael Fillimon of Newark is three but reportedly smokes four cigars daily. He is one of three brothers who began smoking young, with ages 2, 3, and 7 noted in the report. Cattle and lamb prices are listed alongside.
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Michael Fillimon
Newark
N. J
Potatoes Sprout Faster From Gas Treatment Says Research
Yonkers June 28 Associated Press Early sprouting of Irish potatoes and other plants is assisted by chemical vapors and solutions. Dr F Denny reports to the American Chemical Society that ethylene chlorohydrin vapor and sodium thiosulfate treatment hasten germination and increase bud formation, with sprouts appearing in seven to ten days after gas exposure and air rest.
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Associated Press Science
F. & Denny
Denny
Live Stock Prices and Trade at Chicago Market
U S Department of Agriculture report shows hogs $30,000 receipts, dull effort with numerous lots unsold. Cattle receipts 7,500 with general clearance good to 250 higher for killing quality, top heavy steers and yearlings around 15.15. Sheep receipts 16,000 with fat lambs 3 to 35 lower in late draggy trade.
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Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Plant sprout numbers affect potato yield and bloom timing
Dr. Denny notes that increasing sprouts per eye raises hill count and reduces tuber size, potentially cutting hollow heart losses. He forced early flowering by placing potted plants in a sealed space with ethylene chlorohydrin or furfural. lilac and flowering almond bloomed before Christmas, suggesting broader bloom improvements for other plants.
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Denny
Global Cotton Output Reaches 81.3 Million Acres
World cotton cultivation covers about 81.3 million acres with production of 27.8 million bales last year, a 21 percent rise over 1926. The surge reflects expanding acreage and higher yields across major producing regions.
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