Market optimism lifts stocks amid Roosevelt return
Wall Street rose as investor buying surged on news of dividend hints and the return of President Roosevelt. Trading activity reached 616,000 shares with gains across coal and steel groups, while cotton, coffee, and silver futures showed firm movement.
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Wall Street
Roosevelt
American Iron and Sheet Institute
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Alps
Garry
E. Y
Commodity Prices and Market News Summary
The report notes higher commodity prices with mixed quotes. Cattle futures show gains on trade and foreign buying while butter and coffee markets display volatility and varied quotational ranges.
Believe It Or Not Breakfast Habit Never Changed
A man eats the same meals daily, starting with down cakes and a dozen fried eggs for breakfast, with lunch and dinner often the same dish. He began this pattern as a boy and has never altered it.
Weight on the scale grows with jumps and eggs
The cartoon explains how a person can tip a scale by leaping from a height and adding weight. A 200 pound man crouching on a scale reaches 320 pounds or more when rising, with a humorous note about eggs and pancaves as illustrative exaggeration.
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John
Reichardt
Towa City
Iowa
Market Report From Lancaster And Jersey City
The Associated Press reports livestock prices and bids from Lancaster and Jersey City with cows bulls hogs and sheep showing varied demand. Calves and hogs hold steady or rise slightly while poorer grades slip. lambs remain steady with higher demand for best cuts.
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Cattie
Cotton goods market steady as strike looms
New York June 26 Cotton goods show high demand for early deliveries today with lower prices on bleachad etons and on sheet and pillow cases sparking new orders for August shipment. United Textile Workers threaten a strike to begin next Monday but weave guards remain calm as manufacturers mull further plans. Buyers and sellers stay quiet amid tension.
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Wry Gandy Markel
Associated Press
New York
Bieachad Eatons
United Textile Workers
Sk Manfacturer
Bavlans
Pittsburgh Produce and New York Money Markets Summary
Pittsburgh produce prices show steady demand across items like radium tomatoes and potatoes with various regional offerings and weights. New York money markets report dividend activity and steady money rates with changes in bank and commercial paper yields.
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Live Stock Prices Mixed as Market Notes Difficult Trade
Chicago reports June 26 farm market data with cattle and hogs showing varied levels. Hog entries reach around 20 000 with many weight classes and price ranges from 4.00 to 9.00 per hundredweight, while cattle totals about 13 000 including slaughterers and procreators with prices listed across weights. Sheep slaughter classes remain steady to strong with top lambs near 9.56 per hundredweight.
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Chicago
D. A
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Tully
Slaughivr
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High Grade Bonds Firm as Others Listless in Market
New York June 26 Bond market shows high grade corporate bonds and U S government issues steady at firm levels while the broader list remains subdued. Turnover totals 310 785 million par value against 7 8 million prior day with government turnover of 2 7 million par versus 0 9 million. Standard Statistics Co average for 60 domestic corporate bonds unchanged at 86 3.
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Associated Press
New York
Grain and Provisions Update From Toledo Market
Toledo grain on track with No 2 wheat around 2817 cents a bushel and corn prices noted. No 3 yellow corn listed near 5988, with oil and seed prices unchanged as grain in store and transit markets show slight gains.
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Toledo
Wall Street Briefs by The Associated Press
The national industrial conference board reports 1 598 000 unemployed at end May a fall from April and a dip from March The board is a research group funded by nine corporations The Treasury Center Swlond has secured a 839000000 loan from the Public Works Administration with 8745378 slated for maintenance and guard actions The Amours plan to use the funds for operating expenses over months.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Tiiinais Centre Swlond
Trade Trends and Market Snapshots From May Reports
May capacity at Chi cago based firms ran at a portion of full, up six points from April and eleven points above May 1933 per the Chicago Reserve Bank. The Midwest spot gas market showed firmness with East Texas prices around 34 34 cents per gallon. Copper, zinc and lead markets were quiet or unchanged with spot and futures reflecting flat to slightly lower tone.
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Maz. Gasolline
Midwest
East Texas
Oklahoma
Nats Nase Continues After Hitting Sewell
A game report recounts Luke Sewell being hit by a fastball from Browns pitcher Bump Hadley in the third inning, sending him to the hospital. The box shows team players and scoring details for Washington and其他 clubs with multiple substitutions and batting outcomes.
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Bump" Hadley
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Rotarians Credit Old Doctor NRA For Business Recovery
In Detroit on June 26 Rotary International held a clinic on general business. The piece credits an old Doctor NRA for improving the patient and discusses NRA codes as permanent parts of American business life while noting some criticism of details. The article also mentions dramatic action to revive the economy under the National Recovery Act.
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Rotary International
Bucs Fall In Rain-Shortened Game In Seventh Inning
In a rain shortened five inning tilt, the Pirates lose 4 to 1 as Camilli and Grace homer for Philadelphia while Sukr and Moore contribute hits. Lucas and Holley with pitching duties. Quigley and Stark at home plate.
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Braves Beat Reds in Cincinnati on timely Lee singles
Lee delivered the key hits as the Boston Braves edged the Cincinnati Reds 5 to 4. Berger and Whitney sparked offense with multiple RBIs while Freitas and Brennan worked in relief, and Prankhouse took the loss after a rough seventh inning.
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Cincinnati Reds
Local match leads with mixed amateur and professional scores
Miss Teresa Spalding of Charleston and Mrs. John Sanders of Keyser tied for third with 3½ breaks in singles. Wolfe of Corb Achtenhage Charleston matched a yardage score while Hawkins led professionals with 49 of 50 in handicap and Counts was runner up with 46.
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Radio Highlights Time Jn Eastern Standard Daylight Time
New York listening set covers a June schedule with Albert Boalding violin concert finalizing his fall-winter run. Programs include WABO feature lists, NBC drama At BGO, and WEAF-NBC segments with film expert Adolph afenjou. A Detroit convention speech by James Ay Pate, and Hyri expedition updates on WABC-CHA. Continuous broadcasts every two weeks with various music and talk segments across stations.
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Trammell Holds Slight Lead in Florida Senate Race
In Florida Democratic primary early results show Park Trammell leading Claude Pepper with Pepper at 48,332 and Trammell at 5,748 after about 73 of 208 precincts reporting. The Jacksonville dispatch notes the margin remains slim as vote counting continues.
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Ware Homer Powers Ware's Big Day in Narrow Win
Homer Ware stars with a homer and three hits in four at bats, driving three runs as the Ware team beats its opponent. The box score shows Ware had two singles and a home run, supporting a 4 for 5 day including one run batted in and a stolen base, with other players contributing in a close contest. A separate note remembers French automobile pioneer who advocated mechanization of the army and has died.
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President Names Board To Deal With Pacific Longshoremen Strike
President Roosevelt by executive order created the National Longshoremen's Board to handle the Pacific coast strike. Right Rev Edward J Henna was named chairman with O K Cushing and Edward F McGrady as members, three officials linked to the labor department.
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Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Edward J. Henna
O. K. Cushing
Edward F. McGrady
Labor Department
National Longshoremen’s Board
Rioters Halting Milwaukee Street Cars Tie Up Lines
Milwaukee police estimate 5000 people disrupted street car service by blocking five lines for four blocks. They ripped off trolley poles and shattered windows despite wire guards as crowds gathered late evening.
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Cinco and Owens-Llinois to Play Sunday on Cinta Diamond
Cinco defeated Owens-Tlinois 4 to 1 last Sunday at Kanawha City. Any team wanting a July 4 game should call Cinco 5-613.
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Owens-Llinois
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Owens-Tlinois
Kanawha City
Kanawha Farm Defeats Charleston Reds 4-0
Kanawha Farm team defeated the Charleston Reds 4-0 at Kanawha Farm yesterday. H. Fisher held the Reds to two hits as Reid and Flick contributed for Kanawha Farm.
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