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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1932
Page
10
The New York market shows a dull session with a price decline across many issues. Heavily traded names like American, Allied Chemical, Du Pont, and Westinghouse fall while bank and utility shares slip, signaling cautious investor sentiment amid mixed news.
Markets report cattle and calf prices with mixed highs and lows. Packers and feeders show strong demand in Chicago and Pittsburgh, with steady calves and higher pork and lamb figures varying by weight.
Market notes report mixed activity in oil stocks and poultry with slight firmer sugar futures. Prices show varied shifts, while refined sugar futures rise modestly amid steady shipments and evolving demand signals.
The Virginian presents Eadie Patret drama of centernal dwar sf the smferword with Revert Art Ramel Heptem Lila Lee Jane Sia Andy Devise Onslow Mavens The Rialto features Leg wenger and a gang of cattle thieves. The Greenbrier screens Aedide Burter with Tom Keene in a western. At The Capital Rew Bar engagement is described. Beril's Leticcy at The Kearse stars Elites Lad ter McLachen and Alexander Kirkland with Medbary Travilaegh in Adymalatn. Yellow Truck and ub Voungatown offer approximate values and money at per cent.
Wall Street Briefs report next Tuesday as Well Street’s dividend calendar is released. Board actions are awaited for American Can Allied Chemical and Burlington railroad companies amid market uncertainty. Birckholder of United States Dairy Products votes to wire assets of Dairy Operators to permit employee and customer acquisition of stock in U B Dairy Products, with a plan to issue preferred stock and dissolve the other company.
In a feeble stock day, bonds held up fairly well with prices mostly steady at the close. Total nominal trades reached $11,001,000 with the bond market showing only moderate losses and a slight downtick in averages. The shift followed a reduced rediscount rate by the New York Federal Reserve Bank to 2 1/2 percent, influencing railroads utilities and industrials.
A June session opened with an early price uptick but the curb market soon dipped. Trading totaled 90,900 shares against 70,000 yesterday as many lenders posted fractional losses. Standard of Indiana held a small gain while others like Standard of Kentucky showed fractional declines. Universal rose slightly. The report lists various stocks and market markers from the New York Block Exchange with mixed results.
The AP reports construction-heavy engineer contracts totaled 14,908,000 for the week ended June 20, the smallest weekly volume since earlier benchmarks. The monthly average sits near 922,809,000, with June weekly averages around 49,061,000 in 1831, as Burlay sees some interest but prices remain steady for open shipments and future supplies. Demand for electrical equipment, especially heavier types, continues to rise, signaling a cautious but improving trend for this year.
A historical speech defends the Republican Party as pro growth and equality, touting higher tariffs and lower taxes. It claims reduced living costs, boosted wages, improved housing, roads, and production, while contrasting Democratic policy as wasteful and deregulatory. It emphasizes national unity, conservation, and opportunity for all citizens.
Wheat prices fell as security values slipped and the market weakened. Cooler Dakota weather reduced rust risk for spring wheat, while corn and oats steadied as the corn to hogs ratio widened to about 15 to 1. Prices moved up modestly for provisions with some gains noted.
A fragment discusses company trust shares including M.Ason and 1983 and 1998 cumulative trust shares in the electrical, light and power sector. The readable text is partial and lacks full context or clear outcomes.
United States government bonds closed with Liberty bonds showing varied prices. Key listings include Liberty 3 3/4 at 81 and Fourth Avenue issues around 32.10, with Treasuries quoted across several maturities.
United Press notes reduced New York federal reserve rate to a range near three and a half percent boosting business. American Airways reports May traffic gains with 8,337 passengers and 147,760 pounds of mail, up 245 and 11.4 percent over April. Pennsylvania Depositors receive about 818 million in deposits per Secretary Gordon. Detroit Street Railway posts May net profit of 73,820 with year’s long balance of 109,122. Coffees market in New York shows varied futures with No 7 contracts July at 4.49 and September at 6.2. Santor July 9.48 and May 2.80. Pittsburgh produce prices sit mixed. apples steady, corn and crates quoted, dairy and cheese markets noted amid ongoing price shifts.
Weather bulletin summarizes forecast for Western Pennsylvania Virginia Kentucky and others with mainly cloudy and warmer conditions. Expect possible rain and thunder showers Saturday and Sunday with temperatures listed for major cities including New York Boston Chicago and St Louis.
A Readers' Forum letter from Fred Owens in Dans laments political and economic turmoil under Hoover and Wilson eras. He criticizes bank failures, business stagnation, tariff barriers, centralized power, and weakened public confidence. The piece condemns foreign debt pressures, compromised reform, and derailed democracy urging voters to return to democratic fundamentals.
A fragmentary account recalls a vast 250000 strong army display at an outdoor ceremony led by a papal legate, while warning of a Pacific quake near Cuyutlan and the dangers of tidal waves. It notes Mussolini harvesting gold from the sunken British ship Egypt, with divers recovering first tonnage as stock speculation ensues and a senator probes the market for tragic tales of those who lost wealth.
A nurse on vacation, Mildred Haid, a student nurse at St Francis hospital, is reported missing after a plan to visit Dutch Ridge for a short trip. Officials say she planned travel but her whereabouts are currently unknown.
Paris reports an aged noble in a modest Paris quarter offered to adopt a son for a substantial money sum to grant him a noble title. The count says the exchange would honor a title for someone who truly loves it, adding he may not live long and would not be ashamed of the arrangement.
In Utica New Jersey on June 4 John Scott 27 Negro fought Patrolman Herbert Robischon after responding to a complaint on Ealing Street. The officer sustained a blackened eye and a knocked down moment before Scott was hospitalized for a scalp wound and later sentenced to a 1 000 day term for third degree assault amid a guilty plea to the charge. More than ae people attended Gog races In Eni Lert.
The fragment appears as a 1932 syndicated source with garbled text. It mentions learning, brains, and an administrative comment, then shifts to financial figures including a large sum and a balance. The overall content is unclear and mixed with OCR errors, offering no coherent news event or named entities beyond generic references.
Washington dispatch reports a probe into post office leases in Kanawha County touching multiple towns and alleging collusion between private owners and government negotiators. Lord Babath, head of the inquiry, hints at widespread issues but cautions scrutiny focus and limited city lists while promising investigations into the leases and alleged irregularities.
Sealed proposals will be received until July 30, 1922, for constructing an oil dam and bend lock gate on the Great Kanawha River about nine miles above Charleston West Virginia. Further information available on application in Virginia HB Delapierre Sanitary office.
Trustees announce sale steps on Southeast side of Trasiow Street in Charleston and the Kanawha County Court House proceeding. Details include property descriptions, deed references, and terms of cash payment. notices call for bids and specify dates, places, and involved parties.
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