Prices on Stock Market React to Speculative Acts
New York June 11 stock prices moved lower as speculative selling persisted after the Democratic national convention. Atlantic Refining rose nearly ten points on rumors of a short term note issue, while AmCan and Baldwin declined. Utilities and rail stocks mixed, with some reaching new year highs before closing mixed.
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Ak & Apect
Prosidentia
Democratis Nationat
Atlantic
Lim
Baldwin
Lil
Studebaker
U.S
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Hanind
Ian Hurtbat
Epectaltiex
Whick Tech
Waek
Inssen
Gam
General Kottie
Dupont
Hahulte
Fiat
Zuthern
Western Pacific
Howaver
North Gerloan
American Aler
Guyamel
New Lown
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and West Virginia notices mix
Notices describe railway routes, construction bids, and legal actions in Charleston Kanawha County West Virginia. Included are bids for building heating and ventilation systems, architecture specifications, bid acceptances, and a public auction of trust property.
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Canty Court
Wha County
West Virginia
Tina Bee
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Crooks
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Xanney
W. J. Rends
Kanawha
Heraby
Nota
Ronuran
Truat
A.B. Khontz
Tora
New York Stocks in Quiet Cotton Roads Markets
June 23 report from New York shows a quiet cotton roads market with light activity and small ink orders. Prices for yarns and silk hosiery remain steady while light wool and men’s wear predict July price quotes by the leading factor.
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Cotton
Finialadeletha
Yarna
J Rett Foods
Prevailan
Xenann
Bondholders Meeting Notice at West Virginia Bank
The board of directors of Louden Heights Lom Pans announces a meeting of stockholders at Valley Bank Capitol Capitol Canaple in West Virginia on Tuesday July 1934. Topics include increasing authorized capital stock, issuance of preferred stock, and voting rights for holders. Secretary Mel Secratary provides details and instructions for action.
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Loudon
Louden Ielanta Company
Roont Whe Valley Bank
Capitol Canaple
Waat Virginia
Tuesda
Jock B
Livestock prices in Chicago and East Buffalo market report
Chicago cattle and hog markets track sharp declines amid weak demand. Cattle receipts near 23,000 with many classes down. slaughter steers and heifers mostly $6 to $9 range, feeders sparse. Hogs near 79,000, generally 15 to 25 lower, good and choice weights 140 to 160 pounds around $6.30 to $6.50. bulk packing hogs around $6.50. East Buffalo reports slow cattle trade with steers near $7 to $7.50, cows $3 to $5, bulls $3 to $3.50, springers weak. hogs and lambs also softer. Pittsburgh shaded softer with steady to lower cattle and higher lambs, pigs weak near $7.50.
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Sheen
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Boo Nigner
Fittsbungh
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Junn
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Tambey River
Redteipta
Dairy and Produce Markets Reported From Pittsburgh and New York
Pittsburgh and New York market notes list assorted apple varieties Baldwins and New Yorks with prices per bushel and crate, plus stock condition and regional shipments. Dairy prices include butter creamery and restaurant grades, milk for sale, and cheese with varying receipts and quality terms across New York and nearby states.
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Old Stock
Michigan
Liberty Bonds Market Summary From New York Trading
U S Liberty bonds and related financial notes feature in a New York report. Call money ranges between 2 percent high and 2 percent low with a closing bid of 4 and last loan at 2. mixed collateral governs 60 to 80 day maturities with prime commercial paper quoted around 34.
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Bond Market Mixed as Activity Rises on Europe Accord Hopes
New York June 24 steady to higher bond trading amid optimism that an inter Allied conference will improve European political ties. Liberty bonds firm while other issues edged up or down. notable price moves include Atlantic Safeguard notes and New York Central potential exchange offer lifting bond prices to year highs. Argentine finance minister denied extra financing plans as bond activity persisted with gains in Erie consolidated and convertibles amid profit taking.
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Erie Consolidated and
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Grain G Provisions Markets and Wheat Outlook
Grain G Provisions Chicago reports predict crop issues and rust risk weigh on prices. Wheat futures rose on delayed crop news and expectations of stronger quotes. corn and oats showed modest gains amid mixed domestic signals. Toledo seed and Chileño Wheat notes in separate market briefings indicate varying cash and future prices.
Sugar Market Report From New York June 23
On June 23 the sugar market in New York opened steady with raw sugar at 6.2 cents a pound duty paid, no sales. Raw futures rose early on short covering but closed unchanged. Refined sugar stayed mostly firm, with July at 3.44 and September at 9.63. A note cites supply concerns including a Cuba production estimate of 445 tons up to June 15, while global demand remains tight amid a quinine shortage linked to Russia, Greece, and Persia.
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Surat
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Priess
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Foreign exchange rates and bids from New York market
New York June 22 foreign exchanges show bid and cable quotes for major currencies. Demand and cable figures listed for Great Britain, Francs, Belgium, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Spain, Greece, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Austria, Romania, Argentina, Brazil and others with varying percentages and cent figures.
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Brazil
Tukio
Rautreal
Tuna trading quiet as prices and balances noted in market
New York curb stock Chicago reports tuna prices steady with butter market ease and overall quiet trading. Centralized credit balances show 3.25 balance, 17475 average, shipments 9,562, average BTO8T 6.
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Major Hensley and Lt Notto fly 1900 miles home for supper
Major William Hensley Jr commandant at Mitchel Field and Lt M L Notto flew 1900 miles from Mitchell Field to Columbus Nebraska in a 15 hour test flight. Four stops included Bellefonte Chicago Town City and Omaha with fuel and repairs enroute. The trip demonstrated air service equipment and war readiness.
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Supporting Corbets and Doimal Delt Specialties Ad
An advertisement fragment promotes custom Corbets and Doimal Delt constructions by Anna Ferguson at 218 Columbia Blvd. Calls and appointments are encouraged, with brief contact details included.
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Woman refuses to wed during breach suit in New York
Miss Ma Grienne Dever of Massachusetts rejected banker Phillip Hy Shaw's last minute proposal as her 100000 breach of promise suit opened in the New York Supreme Court. She alleged he planned divorce and had given costly gifts amid meetings in Boston and New York, with letters read into the record. A separate item notes Berners Waring selling his daughter for 208 dollars. the girl, 15, ran away with another man.
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German Shipping Sees Slow Return to Prewar Standards
June reports from London quote Carl Stimming of North German Lloyd and Leider Keep of Hamburg American Line warning that postwar German shipping will be years away from prewar speeds and routes. They cite lack of steamers, high construction costs, and delays in resuming trans Atlantic sailings to New York as ships remain scarce and costly to build.
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Stitt
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