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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
10
Financial markets showed broad strength with and without clear breadth. Leaders such as Bethlehem and Du Pont rose while others in primary and secondary groups posted gains, reflecting improved sentiment and cautious optimism across sectors.
The hearse announces Temperatures At Local Theaters with Don Lanning's Silver Slipper Revue starring Broadway names on stage. E Cover the Waterfront features Claudette Colbert and Ben Lyon. Also showing Rialto Plea sure Cruise Kiss Before the Dirsc, with Genevieve Tobin Roland Young. Greenbriar presents She Done Bite Wrong with Mas West Gary Grant. Capitol shows The Nelsones Tracy Madge Davis Fran Morgan John Millan. Virginian screens piplomeniacs with Bert Wheeler Robert Whelnes Marin se White Meola Calhern. Bobby Jones appears in Back Swing as the second of his new gal series.
In New York on June 12 the bond market rose aided by rallies in rails and utilities, with overall activity slowing and total sales near 2 million dollars less than last Friday. Corporate bonds advanced modestly while government issues mixed amid optimistic lending reports and improving earnings signals.
Ripley notes Hungary, deprived of Plume a seaport since a treaty, has no own barber and yet Hungarian freighters roam the seas. A ship from the fleet docked in an American port drawing sympathetic press comment on Modern Knights-er rant of the sea. Musical echoes describe harmonic timbre, with 15 harmonics in one case.
Chicago market report from June 12 shows cattle and hogs with varied demand. Hogs 38,000 head including 18,000 direct, prices 15-20 higher, packing sows lower. pigs and feeders mixed. Cattle steady to weak with prime steers 6.65-7.80, holsters 5.14-5.75, calves 2.25-4.75. hides and lambs noted with mixed grades.
RW YORK June 1 The curb market advanced to fresh highs amid early uncertainty among specialties. Newer group shares led gains as American Gate Electric Niagara Hudson Power and Commonwealth Edison rose about 2 points. Consolidated Gas and other utilities climbed while Gulf Oil and Indiana-based Bisard Gil posted fractional gains. Trading remained heavy with volume near 4,200,000 shares compared with 1138.00 earlier readings.
The midwest wholesale gasoline market shows heavy buying with Low Ostane at 74-2N cents a gallon in Tulsa, up 20 cents. Domestic wool receipts at Heston last week reached 5,692,400 pounds, vs 6,108,300 prior week. Benson receipts totaled 61,712,800 pounds, vs 97,18… last season. Rayon-wool production for the current year is estimated at 1,620 metric tons, down 3,800 tons from the previous quarter but about 5,009 tons higher than Q1 1932, per the British quarterly survey.
Dense old sports wire listing yesterday results from the National Learnt Cinemnad Chic Philadelphia and American Trade St. Louis leagues with mixed scores for teams like Huntington at OMARVESTON and Barber teams. It notes unscheduled games, standings across multiple cities, and today's National League and American League matchups including Boston New York Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Detroit Washington and Cleveland.
Rayton Johnstane Geckley 26 Zanerville compete as Wheeling faces Springfield in a mid league matchup. The report lists teams and venues with no clear scores or outcomes.
June 12. Produce demand steady as New York russets Baldwins and other varieties show limited gains. Stocks of potatoes, butter, cheese, and fresh and frozen poultry shift modestly, with live poultry and dressed meats quoted across several regional markets. Boston wool prices edge higher amid steady demand.
Wall Street briefs report Selee Pinot National Stores four weeks ending May 27 totaling 7,926,902 a 3.8 percent drop from last year. The New York Evening Post notes an impending clash between stockholders and management at Armour & Co over proposed capital structure changes via new common stock. Eugene F Roth attorney backed Chicago holders protesting the plan as unfair to class A stockholders who own over 6,000 shares.
From Chicago to New York and Toledo reports sugar markets easing on June 12 and 13. Raw sugar fell as offerings declined and futures moved lower while refined prices held steady near 4.90. Sales volumes reached tens of thousands of tons with July futures near 1.37 to 4.53 in various contract months.
In Folkestone June 177, the United States team under Frank Marshall of New York tied Poland for second place in the international chess team event. The American four man squad scored three and a half points by winning three games and drawing one, while Poland matched Scotland with similar results as sixteen nations compete in the opening round.
Belmont Park reports the first detected tampering this year as Don Amore a 4& horse had nostril obstructions found during inspection. Owner J W Martin of Baltimore and trainer Hutchings denied knowledge as track vet and Pinkerton detective agency investigate. Albany law now makes sponge tampering a felony.
Dry Goods New York reports cotton prices advancing with unsettled lines in unfinished fabrics. Treasury figures for June show expenditures at 22,175,436.40 with a balance of 279,197,174.94, while customs duties for two days reach 6,728,163.16.
London June 12 A near record field of 287 was announced for the British Open to be played July 3 7 at St Andrews Scotland with 14 United States amateurs and 14 professionals. Defending champion Gene Sarazen heads the U S delegation alongside Ryder Cup captain Walter Hagen and teammates Ed Budd Ye Craig Wood Densmore Shute Paul Runyan Horton Smith Olin Dutra Andrae Diegel. Also listed are Johnny Farrell Joe Kirkwood George Dunlap Joseph Bear and Joshua Crewe. Randy Somerville headed the United States amateur contingent with Jack Nash and Don Anderson from Canada also entering. The British title has not been won by a British player since 1928.
North Arrow racing produced its first dead heat of the year in the sixth race at Jong Branch today as W. O'Brien's P. R. and the Mayfair table finished so closely that neither could be declared the winner.
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