Stocks Extend Rising Action Markets Edge Higher Amid Aluminum Talks
New York June 11 The stock market extended its rise begun June 2 with small gains scattered across groups. The Associated Press average of 00 selected stocks rose 1 or a point to 415. Trading totaled 336 360 shares vs 625 780 yesterday as mild selling pressure faded. Investors awaited news on aluminum strikes in Cleveland and Detroit with later reports of settlements and resumed work. Major names like Bethlehem Republic Chrysler Caterpillar North American Aviation and Dow Jones remained strong while Jones and Laughlin slipped before rebounding late.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Bohn Aluminum and Braz Corporation
Aluminum Company
Bethlehem
Republic
Chrysler
Caterpillar
North American Aviation
Western Union
American Smelling
Downy duPont
Owens-Hlinois
Aaesiens Caree Ees Texas. Corporation
Grain and Provisions Market Update Summary
Grain and provisions prices show mixed movements with July futures at 2.0 and new contracts around 46.60. Domestic stock levels and market sentiment drift as shipments, harvests, and feed staples influence volatility. Analysts note price drift and variable demand across regions.
Pittsburgh Produce Sale Notice
Fragmented OCR text mentions Pittsburgh and produce sale with prices and items unclear. Readable parts suggest a local sale listing with figures like 1248 and 1.00 and references to names and places, but the exact details are unreadable.
Boston Wool Market Quiet as Prices Hover
Boston market reports a quiet day with combing and fleece wools trading at varied prices. Bright fleeces and fine territory lines show modest activity while scoured and foreign lot quotes drift with limited demand.
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Businear
Closing Prices on New York Stocks Report Mixed
A jumble of company names and prices shows New York stocks closing with mixed results. Trading noted as steady with most shares unchanged while few issues shifted modestly amid broader market activity.
Markets At a Glance in New York Trading
New York June 11. Stocks steady with narrow price changes and rails holding recent advances. Bonds irregular and foreign exchange stagnant. Canadian dollar unchanged. Cotton buoyant with buying by mills and Bombay. Metals steady with tin prices firming on improved demand.
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New York
Bombay
Bond Market Strikes Out For Higher Levels
New York report notes the pond market inched up after a slow day with AP averages closing in the plus column. Gains ranged from 2 points in the low yield bracket to 1 point for rails, industrials and utilities, with total turnover $6.29 million versus Tuesday’s $8.10 million. No strong standout movers, though several issues rose modestly.
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Associated’ Press
Live Stock Market Reports for Chicago and Baltimore
animal market notes show cattle calves hogs and sheep across Chicago and Baltimore with prices steady to higher. cattle and calves largely steady to up while hogs and sheep see gains and demand varies by weight and grade.
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Ulipbers
Grindle
Callarata Springers
Baltimore
New York Poultry Market Notes and Premium Marks
New York poultry statistics show higher premium marks across categories. Premiums linger around 30-16 percent with steady scores near the 82 to 93 range, while standard weights and exchanges influence a broad mix of heavy and medium birds.
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Aleauy
BET Snore
I Eger
Renales
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Trend of Staple Prices in New York Market
June 11 price index for 33 commodities rises to 87.93. Metals show mixed moves with electrolytic copper near 12.00 and tin about 53.20. Aluminum, zinc, and other industrials listed with varied quotes. overall market activity reports advances and declines across sectors.
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East
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East St. Lows
Conferees Draft Wage Pact For Appalachian Miners
In Washington on June 12 negotiators from Southern producers and the United Mine Workers met to draft a new wage agreement for miners in the southern Appalachian field. Both sides accepted mediation board recommendations, signaling an easier path to a final settlement though timetable remained unclear.
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Appalachian
United Mine Workers’ Man
California battles racketeers and press freedom clash
The piece argues against a guild backed by racketeers and communists, praising a legislative act as a step to restore public government in California and curb racketeering and press restrictions. It notes the decline of an attempted control by adventurers with criminal records and mixed factions.
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California
CIO
Communistic Guild
Joseph Stell
Morgantown Plans Second Ammonia Unit at Ordnance Works
Morgantown near this city will begin a second ammonia unit at the ordnance works this fall. The War Department authorized expansion, with about 3,200 workers to extend the existing plant built by E. I. duPont de Nemours. The first unit, already ahead of schedule, will finish in October and employ over 600, growing to about 1,000 with the new section. Daily production of roughly 400 tons of ammonia is expected when both units operate. Contracts for the Morgantown project timing were not announced.
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Question Answer Pairs From The Navy and Geography
A historical excerpt presents Q A pairs on travel pay for discharged soldiers five cents per mile from discharge distance to enlistment point excluding sea travel. It notes Cape Verde has 14 islands and about 160000 inhabitants mainly Negroes or Mulattoes. It mentions England's first protoplay The Soldier's Courtship and a FCC question about broadcasting recordings.
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Want Ad Service Details in Charleston Gazette
The Charleston Gazette outlines box number ads and cancellations procedures. It notes deadlines for cancellations and corrections, and states Gazette liability limited to the cost of an incorrect insertion, with rules on multiple insertions and editing of submitted copy.
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Want Ad Rates and Notices From 1340 Times
Classified column shows want ad rates effective December 1 1340 with discount options and free day offers. Notices announce dissolution of Adwound Inc a foreign corporation and dissolution of The And M Drug Company Inc in West Virginia with official dates and signatures.
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Company, Inc
Mountain Mission aids poor with clothing and shoes
A fragment lists charity efforts by Mountain Mission offering clothing and shoes to the less fortunate. Nearby notes mention various ads and classifieds including job openings and items lost or found, with contact details and several addresses.
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