Retail Stocks Seen At Six Year Low By Rader Winget
Retail stocks are expected to reach a low point as surveys show overall business improving from the prior week. The Associated Press notes a 85.8 percent 1929-30 industrial index, with automobile and steel activity driving gains and farm equipment demand remaining strong. Local districts report varied retail conditions amid weather. Chicago and New York markets show higher volumes while others show cautious trends.
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Flour Market Notes From Minneapolis AP Dispatch
Minneapolis AP report on flour market with figures including a barrel price around 98 pounds and shipments totaling 26 410 units. Mentions standard middil and various price points such as 1600 and 15 5047. Includes references to Carland family patents and a large sum of $720 740.
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Stock Market Prices Sag In Short Session
New York stock prices dipped during a shortened session with no strong bidding and modest turnover of 1,072,791 shares. The Associated Press average slipped 0.3 point to 57.3 while losses spread across industrials rails utilities and many pivotal shares. Small gains were posted by American Telephone Westinghouse Phillips and American Tobacco B while several names including General Motors Chrysler and Public Service of New Jersey fell.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Douglas
International Nickel
American Can
Santa Fe
U. S
Cerro de Pasco
Amerada
Greyhound
Bethlehem
Southern Pacific
Public Service of N. J
Chrysler
Standard Oil of
California
General Motors
North American
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Radio
Sears Roebuck
American Telephone
Westinghouse Electric
Phillips
American Tobacco
Corporate Bonds in Downward Trend
The corporate bond market eased on weekend profit taking with losses in rail and industrials outweighing utilities. Government debt traded lightly, foreign bonds mixed, and AP averages showed slight fluctuations from rails to foreign issues as transfers totaled about $10.1 million.
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Washington
Associated Press
Steel Capacity In Chicago Area Up
Chicago area steel output reached 25 percent of capacity this week, up two points. Observers doubt the outlook due to conflicting factors surrounding the industry.
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Chicago
Real estate transfers and mortgages dated 1935 entries
Real estate transfers include Vivien Buser to Charles and Lillian Selzer with joint tenancy rights, Erastus Smith to W J Atz, Warren Kemp to Ida Kemp with multiple specific parcels in Frankfort area, plus National Life Insurance Co mortgage to J M Johnson and L H Boyd for 220 feet of lot 20 in Green's Addition. Values and dates cited.
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Wheat Prices Close Steady After Small Gains
Chicago AP reports wheat prices edged higher on Saturday with a late burst of buying, May wheat at Liverpool hitting a season top, and talk of a French export embargo due to poor winter crops. Wheat closed steady compared with Friday, while corn and hogs prospects kept grain and provisions relatively firm, with futures bids and indemnities listed for May July and September.
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Minneapolis grain prices and notations from the market
Market captions list grain types quantities and prices in Minneapolis. No 1 heavy dark northern spring 60 pounds per bushel, Montana hard varieties with protein and price figures, No 4 hard amber durum, No 3 white oats and corn quotes appear with brief price stamps and delivery months. Continuous figures indicate futures or spot values and shipment notes across several grain classes.
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Linn County Board Proceedings 1936 Road Districts and Bonds
Linn County Iowa boards met January 8 1936 in Cedar Rapids to discuss official newspapers and establish Secondary Road Districts 79 80 and 81. They approved road surfacing materials gravel crushed stone and dated bonds 90000 Poor Funding Bonds with calls and tax service extended for one year while approving tax refunds and various clerical actions.
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Rapids Township
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Mirion
Mt. Vernon
Linn County Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Report
Linn County Abstract records show transfers and mortgages from Jan 10 to Jan 16. Two mortgages totaling 75 980 dollars were recorded during the period, compared with one hundred minus in the prior week. Mortgage aggregate rose from 74 743 10 to 75 980 00 year over year.
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General Motors Overseas Sales Peak in December 1935
General Motors reported overseas sales of 25,998 cars and trucks in December 1935, a 14.3 percent rise from November and 58.3 percent above December 1934. For 1935 total overseas sales reached 284,281 units, up 28.9 percent from 1934 and at peak levels seen in 1928 and 1929.
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Royal Dutch and Batavian Petroleum fail to seek NYSE listing
New York stock exchange committee says Royal Dutch company and Batavian Petroleum company will not apply for permanent registration. Their exemption ends March 31, 1936. The committee has sent notices to about 215 companies lacking published data on sales and costs asking for applications and annual reports as required under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
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Royal Dutch Company
Batavian Petroleum Company
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Dennison Company Declares Dividend
Dennison Manufacturing company in New York announced a dividend of 2 on 8 percent cumulative debenture stock for the first quarter of 1935. The payment is due February 1 to stockholders of record January 20.
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Dennison Manufacturing Company
Lamb Chops with Bacon Sausage and Tomato
Lamb chops are best when cut 1¾ to 2 inches thick and broiled with the oven door open. Place chops 2 to 3 inches from flames, turn once as they brown, then season with salt pepper and melted butter after plating for a tender, flavorful meal.
Annual auto shows to be in November
Detroit report notes the Manufacturers Association confirms the annual auto shows will be held in November rather than January. The shift aims to boost spring and summer sales by showcasing new models, with industry leaders hopeful 1936 production will match or surpass 4.17 million units.
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Wool Growers Seek Fair Return in 1936 Market
Bozeman Montana reports show wool prices and demand supporting a fair return for growers this year. Economist A W Zelemek of the International Statistical Bureau warns further price rises could curb consumption, noting wool now sits in a strong statistical position after heavy 1935 consumption. He cautions that 1936 totals may exceed expectations if prices remain reasonable.
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Swiss Car Ownership Surfaces In Population Figures
A demographic snapshot notes Switzerland maintains about one vehicle for every 32 residents, highlighting substantial vehicular access relative to population size. The ratio underscores domestic mobility trends and transport planning considerations.
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