Stocks follow grain upturn gains moderate
By Frederick Gardner in New York on June 29 reports a reluctant stock uptick amid a grain upturn. Moderate gains span the list as markets hold a narrow range with bullish sentiment in metals and sugar shares, and gains in Cuban sugar stocks. Trading volume 639,480 shares. major issues show fractional to small advances, with corn leading grains and cotton, rubber, and sugar prices edging higher.
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Loew's
Allied Chemical
Chemicals 52 Group
Middle West
Bar Ster Nes
New York Bond List June Prices and Listings
New York bond prices published showing closing values across Treasuries including 47 52, 43 45, 44 54, and 46 56 series, with farm, home owners, and corporate issues. Notable entries include Ame Smelts, Am Sugar, Am Pacis, Goodyear, Grt Nor Ry, and Japan rates, with multiple 3s, 5s, and 7s across numerous issuers. The list provides sectored figures for commercial and government bonds as of June 26.
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Ae Comertic Allegheny Ss
Pacis
CM & Bt
Chile
Cuba
Alaska
Aleghany Corp
jAmer
Chtcle Aly
Amer
P&l
Smicit. Com
Snuff. Com
Ates
Steel Fury
Aner
Lucac Rogus
Tel
Tobacco
Wire
Wits
Armour
Atchison Us
Cary
Baltimore & Ohio
Barssdoll
Beatrice Creame
Ibest & Co Tesre Sds
Bendix Avimlaoncree
Betluchem Steel
Borden & Co
Bohn Aluminum
Borg & Warner
Dee. Briggs Mfg. Co
Bristol Myers Ais
Callahan Zinc
Calumet & Hecda
Canada Dry
Canadien Pac
A. Bei As
Case Co
Caterpillar Tractor
Cerlanze Corp. Ae
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake Corp
Futon
Onio
Ae al
St. Coth
Wlc
St. P
Rock Isl. Com
Chrysler Motor
Coca Cola
Consolidated Cigar
Consolidated Gas
Consolidated Ou
fCont
Dix
Continental Motors
jCorn
Crown Cork & Se
Curtiss Wright
Curtis Wright
Deere Co
Com
Bee Devoe & Raynolds
Lees
Douglas Auroral
Bo's
Aono i
Jiastman Kodek
Tfaton Mig. Co
Elec Antonte
Elec
Servier
Toei
Texas
Gen Amer
Trans
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Fix
General Mulls
General Motors
I 'Ghdden
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear T
Graham Paige
Granby
Norther
Western Sugar
Hguit States Steel
Tees Beavers
Homestake Mining
Ning
Houston
BTL
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Raya Crono
Ingersoll Rand
Seemien
Butea
Inter
Ais
Et Cermant. Com
Hastester Ooda
Internat
T. Jar
Johns Manivili
Soikelvinator Co
Kennecott Copper
Skroger Grocery
Lambert & Cone
Meyers
Steve
Lorilard Tobacco
Louisville G
McKeesport
Raat
Marshal Feladeel
Matheson Alkal
Mesta
Miami Copper
Packie Com
Freees Boeu
Montgomers. Ward
Murray Corp
National Distillers
M. AL Don A
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Morth. Pac. Ry
Ohio
Gil i
Ovens Tinols Gas
Pac
Gas & Elec
Packard Motors
Taloreata Pub
Phelps Dodge
Ats
Pensyhanta Ry
C. Penney Co
Phillips Petroleut
Proctar & Gam
Jal Abs
Pullman Ci
ESO
Sly
Pure OU
Adio Corp
Keith Orph
Remington Road
Wisow
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IR. J. Reyna
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Roan Antelope
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Chulte Ret
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Ol & Gas
Sears Roebuck
Ital
Shell Union Ou
Iid Agra
Soeany Vacana
Porto Rico
Edison
Pac. Ry
Southern Railway
Wos
Jeese
Gas & Etec
N. J
Sterling Products
Stewart Wurper
Studebaker Asa
Cop & Chem
Ixas Coron
Thermoid Co
Tidewater Asses
Transamerica
Union Ol of
Carth
United Aircraft
United Corp. Ae
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United Frust
United Gas Imp
U. S
Tel IU. B. Steel
Union Carbide 6
Union Pac
Cry
MAY Walladium
Ara
Asia
Wicks Chemical
Werner Brom
Warren Bros
Bison
West
Airbrake
West Union
Westinghouse
Monty
Day's Transactions on the New York Stock Exchange
Winthrop Mitchell & Co reports the day's trades on the New York Stock Exchange detailing stock activity, volume, and notable movers. The summary highlights price shifts, market leaders, and sector performance across key listings.
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Closing Grain Letter Summary by Winthrop Mitchell Co
Chicago reports show September grain outlook mixed with hot weather across the belt. Canada and the Midwest face variable moisture. shipments and elevator receipts rise as Western demand grows. Prices remain steady. premium futures hint at a pause before further movement expected into July.
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Stops In Tie Between Bie Produc E States Not Quietly Damaged
A fragmentary OCR note describes a tie involving Bie Produc E States with unclear details. The readable text signals a stoppage or stoppages affecting a state related to production or competition, but specifics remain obscured. Further context is needed to identify participants, locations, and outcomes.
Boston wool trade remains very quiet in June market
Boston buyers scan the market for new wools arriving but hold off on commitments. Scattered small sales occurred for Neeces and strictly combing 58s 603 and 1 blood wools sold near 30 to 32 cents per pound in grease, with limited activity at 32 to 31 cents. Foreign exchange steady in New York with Britain at 50s.3d and other rates cited.
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Chicago Produce Prices Show Mixed Poultry and Dairy Quotes
June market notes from Chicago list poultry items with varied quotes for hens leghorn roosters and turkeys, plus spring ducks geese and Rockingham weights. Dairy and miscellaneous items include butter creamery products, extras, and ratings with overall steady or unchanged prices amid an urban market snapshot.
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Call Money Report From New York June 28
Call money in New York was steady at 1 percent all day with no changes in call money or bankers acceptances. Rediscount rate and prime commercial paper remained unchanged, reflecting a balanced money market in the reporting period.
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New York Rebere Bank
Midwestern and Western Livestock Prices Report
Agricultural market notes from Chicago Denver Omaha South St Paul Portland Ogden Spokane Seattle detailing cattle hogs and sheep bids and outcomes across multiple US wholesale markets, with price ranges for steers heifers cows vealers hogs and lambs and regional shifts as of late June. Notable entities include USDA listings and regional stockyards reporting bid declines and steady prices for certain classes across twelve markets.
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Sugar Prices Unchanged in New York Market
Sugar prices in New York were stable with refined sugar at 4.75 dollars per hundred pounds for fine granulated.
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Metal Prices and Salt Lake Mines Digest
New York copper prices show quiet activity with spot and futures near 61.90 dollars. Lead sits around 145 cents in New York and East St. Louis. Zinc remains firm with spot and futures at 4.30. Antimony trades at 7.90. Salt Lake Mines mentioned in brief.
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Curb Exchange Holds Steady Amid Oil and Mining Moves
New York July 28 steady buying in oils and runing stocks kept curb exchange steady. Mining shares led gains in New York Honduras and Ronsto up nearly 4 points to a 1934 top. Canadian Industrial Alcohol rose while others fell. Alcohol stocks fluctuated, trading dull overall as motors investment trusts and packing stocks stayed near last close.
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New York Curb Seattle Produce Seattle
A fragmented market note from June records varying scores for butter and produce. Mentions Tate and prints, cartons priced at 26c, with several numeric scores such as 101 and 180 in unclear context.
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Tate
Cleveland voters miss cocktail hour amid liquor ballot move
In Cleveland a special election day deprived residents of cocktails and hard liquor as the board of elections implemented a new state liquor tax plan. Polls closed at 6 30 p m and a 32 beer ruling was deemed non intoxicating after the vote.
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Police chief launches anti pocket-hands campaign
Boston police commissioner Eugene Hultman announces a campaign to bar officers from keeping hands in their pockets while on duty in public places. He says the habit undermines discipline and visibility of the force.
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Hultman
Four-Gent Jump Scored by Corn Amid Heat Wave
By John P. Boughar Chicago June 28 In burning heat that hit the season’s worst, corn jumped 4 cents daily maximum while above 100 degree temperatures official relief was not in sight. Trade reports warned of irreparable damage to the 1934 corn crop as heat and drought intensified. Wheat and oats futures gained, while grain markets showed mixed moves. Traders noted corn remained the cheapest feedstuff despite higher prices as processors’ purchases influenced gains. Minneapolis grain reports show additional price movement across wheat corn oats rye and sweet clover seed figures.
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Portland Wheat Prices and Varieties Listed
Portland market report shows July futures at 72 cents, September 74, December 70, cash quotes for Big Bend blue stem dark lard winter at 12 percent, dark lard winter 11 percent, with Western white and Northern spring wheats and woolen red varieties noted. Also mentions No 2 white at $26 per ton and barley at 12 shillings per bushel in terse terms.
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Potato Prices and Flour Market Notes Recall Dull Demand
POW Potato prices in Chicago show low demand with 1.025 old stock and minimal sales. Prices for U S No 1 potatoes span Arkansas Illinois Louisiana Oklahoma Mississippi and North Carolina with scattered, uneven quotes and decay noted in limited stock. Flour markets in Butte show quotations and hog market activity from yesterday with mixed grades and weights reported.
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Automobile Crash Injures Three In Anaconda
Two men and a youth were involved in a street collision in Anaconda this afternoon. John Figner and Michael Chabale were pinned by a car while William Jackloloh was knocked to the sidewalk. All three were taken to a local hospital with injuries. Officers reported the driver burst from the vehicle and fled the scene, with investigation ongoing.
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