Market quot.Eubank reports mixed stock and cattle activity
YORK June 2 market quotes show a mixed session with an intraday 3 point advance to a six year top on some issues amid rumors of a possible split and dividend increase. Steel lagged on open shop tensions while a broad list of names led advances including General Motors and Phillips Petroleum. US steel and others drifted. Livestock in Chicago saw hogs up to 10.85 and cattle strong early, with grain-fed steers and yearlings firm and broader supply subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eubank
York
Steele
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies
May Department Stores
Sears Roebuck
MacRory
Johns-Manville
Montgomery Ward
Westinghouse
Motor Products
General Motors
Electric AutoLite
Phillips Petroleum
American Telephone
Dome
McIntyre Porcupine
Cerro de Pasco
J. I. Case
Anaconda
Magna Copper
American Smelting
du Pont
American Sugar Refining
Continential Can
Greyhound Corp
Universal Leaf Tobacco
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Midland Steel Products
National Steel
International Harvester
Western Union
Netherlands Bank
France
Chicago
Liverpool cotton prices ease in fair demand
Spot in fair demand, prices eight points lower. American grades show strict good middling 7.83, good middling 7.53, strict middling 7.33, 7.18, strict low middling 6.83, low middling 6.58, strict good ordinary 6.33, good ordinary 6.03. Futures closed quiet and steady with Oct 6.22, Dec 6.12, Jan 6.11, Mar 6.10, May 6.10.
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Liverpool
Como
Markets at a Glance in New York June 29
Stocks irregular as Chrysler hits a new high and steels rally. Bonds mixed with Polish bonds up. Curb ragged. utilities steady in foreign exchanges. Guilders fall after rate cut. Cotton down. government loan cut and sugar up on trade support. Coffee quiet with European demand.
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New York
Chrysler
Cotton futures close steady after mixed session
In New Orleans on June 29 cotton futures ended steady with net declines of two to ten points. Contracts shown include July 12.30, Oct 11.56, Dec 11.56, Jan 11.56, May 11.65, and nearby month prices with varied intraday highs and lows.
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N. C
New Orleans
Chicago Market Quote Flurry Amid Mixed Bonds Data
A jumble of percentage figures from Chicago on June 29 shows varied bond quotes and small shifts in rates. Traders monitor July futures and July risk metrics as markets digest uneven data streams and speculative activity remains cautious.
Potatoes Report Mixed Prices and Shipments Across Markets
U S Department notes Saturday shipments 969 and Sunday 66 with moderate supplies. Bliss quality cited as steady with good demand and white stock weaker. Oklahoma bliss prices quoted around 3.25 to 3.50 per cwt. US No 1 2.75. US No 2 1.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S. Dept
Bliss
Poultry Prices and Weights Reported in Chicago Market
Chicago on June 29 lists poultry prices and weights: hens 5 lbs and under 20 cents, over 5 lbs 18 1 2 cents. leghorn hens 15 1 2. Plymouth Rock and White Rock varieties with fryers at 23 to 28 cents. roosters 14, leghorn roosters 13. ducks and geese noted with various weights. tom turkeys 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plymouth Rock Springs
White Rocks
Plymouth Rock
Butter and Eggs Steady in Chicago Market
Chicago market report shows butter and eggs steady with creamery specials at 93 score and 92 score for extras. Listings include firsts and standards with small variations, local receipts noted and graded fresh products mentioned.
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Chicago
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Malaria Remedy
Shivering with chills and fever prompts a call to take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. The ad claims it relieves malaria and destroys malarial parasites, while the included iron strengthens blood to fortify against further illness. It touts being tasteless and mild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Roosevelt Campaign Concerted Drive to Reelect Roosevelt
Democratic leaders spread across the nation to tout economic freedom as the keynote of the push to reelect President Roosevelt. He spoke to about 100000 at Franklin Field praising freedom from economic tyranny and the 1932 mandate to end it, urging support from small business, workers, farmers, and the average man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Franklin Field
Mr. Roosevelt
America
Alf Landon
Hyde Park
N. Y
Eleven Bonded In Huntsville Probe
Eleven persons including two Huntsville physicians were bonded on perjury charges after a special grand jury investigated reports of buying and selling votes. The panel returned 34 indictments and urged impeachment of Probate Judge W. E. Butler and Sheriff Frank G. Hereford, with 25 warrants yet to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
W. E. Butler
Frank G. Hereford
Divorced woman found murdered at hotel in Chicago
Mrs. Castle, a divorced guest, was found dead in her hotel room after guards and police arrived. Fingerprints stained the dresser and window sill as detectives noted a removed window screen and a similar killing method to a prior case. The 13 story Palace Gardens hotel is where the crime occurred.
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Mamma
Fioin Richardson
Mrs. Castle
James Allegrett
Palace Gardens
Chicago
Wilkes Barre
Bert Thompson
Catlin Avenue
Sidney Schaps
Lillian Guild
Thomas Starr
Decatur name repeats across states from Alabama to Washington
A survey lists many places named Decatur across the United States. It notes populations, counties, rail lines, and distances from cities such as Louisville Kalamazoo and Dallas. Alabama Decatur is a major Tennessee Valley Authority center with 16 000 residents and multiple facilities.
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Stephen Decatur
Kentucky
Russell County
Louisville
Decatur
Mich
van Buren County
Lake Michigan
Kalamazoo
Arkansas
Benton County
Kansas City
Oklahoma State Line
Georgia
Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Miss
Newton County
Dolittle
Clearsfield County
Pittsburgh
Oseceola Mills
Tex
Wise County
Dallas
Germany
United States
Decatur Island
Ind
Adams County
St. Mary's River
Fort Wayne
Pennsylvania, Erie
N. Y
Ohioo State Line
Democrat
Macon County
Lake Decatur
Chicago
St. Louis
S. C., Wabash
Pennsylvania
James Millikin College and School of Music
Decatur College of Music
The
Herald
Review
Alabama Decatur
Jimbet
Ill
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Authority
Morgan County
Tennessee River
Ala
Monroe
Cullman Man Hospitalized After Illness
P. Lowery of Cullman Route 4 is at Benevolent Society Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Lowery
Cullman
Benevolent Society Hospital
New Judge Albert Named to First Judicial Circuit
Governor Bibb Graves recently named Albert 8S Johns of Thomasville to the first judicial circuit. He succeeds the late Oscar L. Gray of Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Johns
Thomasville
Bibb Graves
Oscar L. Gray
Butler
Arrest in Robbery Case Tied to Five Suspects
Leslie Jones was arrested this afternoon on robbery charges for stealing 43 dollars from Wilburn Battle, a World War II veteran, on Joe Wheeler highway last week. Battle said he was picked up by a car with five Black occupants who robbed him. Police seek the remaining four suspects. Battle lives in Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Jones
Wilburn Battle
Joe Wheeler
Battle
Hillsboro
Mrs Johnny Acker Undergoes Operation At Benevolent Society Hospital
Mrs Johnny Acker is at Benevolent Society Hospital where she underwent an operation today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Acker
Benevolent Society Hospital
Warrant Issued for Washington Representative Zioncheck
A district attorney released for service a warrant for Rep Marion A Zioncheck of Washington state who escaped a Towson Maryland institution. The warrant grows from a suit by Mrs Benjamin Scott Young over a Harvard Hall apartment sublet and parallels a separate warrant for Zioncheck's wife Mrs Rubye Nix Zioncheck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marion A. Zioncheck
Washington State
Towson
Maryland
Four Negroes Killed As Bus Crashes Near Dalton Ga
Four negroes were killed and sixteen injured, two seriously, when a large bus collided with a bridge railing near Dalton Georgia while en route to Atlanta for services led by a former Chattanooga minister. Driver W J Pritts said a truck blinded him with its lights as he crossed the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Dalton
Atlanta
W. J. Pritts
Dismissal in Gulf Coast Rum Smuggling Conspiracy
United States attorney moved to non press. federal district court dismisses all remaining charges in the 1932 Gulf Coast rum smuggling conspiracy case in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Unit States
Gulf Coast
Federal District Court
Decatur Diary Highlights Local Keith Events
Decatur's Diary notes a 120 degree sun reading at The Daily office steps. Guests include Miss Virginia Gilbert returning from Nes vile and Miss Sarah Hazelwood receiving artistic typist certification. Attendants report police court cases, hospital transfers, births, funerals, and Camp Kiwanis outings.
Children Escape Injury After Car Collision at Intersection
Two Sanderson children riding bicycles escaped injury when their bikes collided with a car driven by Hollis Thomas at Sixth avenue and Fourth street at 1 p.m. today. Brown's ambulance responded but the children required no treatment.
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Sanderson Phieven
Hollis Thomas
Sixth Avenue
Fourth Street
Brown
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William Harris
Alabama Business Institute
Birmingham
Sarah Hazelwood
Order of Artistic Typist
H. H. Hambrick
Baugh’s Infirmary
Moulton
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Bells, Tex
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Fritg Schubert
Jimmie Dobbs
Huff
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Southern Rails
W. B. Golden
Sarah Sue
Bessie Daniels
Morgan County Health Department
Kiwanis
A. B. Harvey
L. B. Wright
John Patterson, Jr
Shelby Fletcher
Evelyn Sivey
Chamber of Commerce
and Smith
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B. P. Wallace
E. W. McLeod
Julian Harris
Norman Harris
J. C. Francis
Stevenson
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Hartselle
R. 8. Cooney
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Oram
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