Rising stock market costs widen gains amid market shifts
The New York market opened higher then dipped in a secondary reaction before trading higher again as call money held at 6 12 percent. Allied Chemical American Linseed and Advance Ranely posted fresh highs with 3 to 5 point gains while Freeport and Weston showed strong demand for future earnings. Airplane stocks faced selling pressure as International Nickel and Montgomery Ward slipped from recent pool favorites.
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Associated Press
New York
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American Petroleum Institute
Allied Chemical
American Linseed
Advance
Weston Electric Instrument
Freeport Texas
Coty
International Nickel
International Combustion
Frank G. Shattuck
Montgomery Ward
Democratic Club Members to Meet in High Point
The High Point Democratic club will hold its weekly meeting in the club hall tomorrow night at o o clock. President R B Parker said he hopes many members attend to consider several important matters he wants to present to the membership.
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High Point Democratic Club
R. B. Parker
Cotton Market Drops as Weather Hopes Boost Yet End Lower
Prospects for better weather in the south and crop reports spurred early cotton declines of 5 to 138 points. Rallies from trade buying and covering followed, but prices eased in the afternoon with active months down about 8 to 23 points. Futures closed barely steady, 29 to 33 points lower, spot quiet at middling 20.85.
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New York
Copton
Wright Aero to buy two thirds of American Loco works
Wright Aero plans to acquire about two thirds of American Loco's old truck works in Patterson New Jersey. Oil Well Supply omits quarterly dividend of fifty cents at this time. Associated Oil declares regular dividend of fifty cents payable June 30 with June 16 record. Dodge Brothers declares quarterly dividend of 1.75 on preferred shares. Walter Chrysler, chairman of Chrysler, says no search for additional properties. Market figures show 20 rails down to 142.40 and 20 industrials at 217.80 up 1.18.
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Wright Aero Corporation
American Loco
Patterson
N. J
Oil
Associated Oil Company
Dodge Brothers
Walter Chrysler
Chrysler Corporation
Cotton Letter Reflects Mixed U.S. Market Outlook
In New York on June 6 Liver pool futures and American points shift with July and October down, December and January mixed as spot sales reach five thousand mils. Weather fronts bring clear to partly cloudy skies with thundershowers forecast for the Carolinas Georgia and eastern Alabama while rivers face flood warnings. Crop progress in Texas Oklahoma improving though central and eastern rains slow cultivation. Weevil reports show light emergence and sporadic selling suggesting strong sensitivity to unfavorable news. Weekly outlook tilts favorable in the West and unfavorable in the East.
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Georgia
Alabama
Journal Commerce
Texas
Oklahoma
Worth Street
Wheat market weighs on sentiment amid varied weather signals
Breaks of about five cents in Chicago and near similar in Kansas City let recent sellers lock in profits. Rain in the American northwest grows in importance while Canada sees scattered moisture. Traders describe mixed sentiment, leaning bear, with large selling hard to trace after declines of 22 3-8 in September and 27 3-8 in July from late April highs. Gold exports continue as rate moves stall speculative issues.
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Tribune
Weather Summary Across Southern States
Dallas to Houston clear and pleasant. Ala Opelika and Huntsville show showers and clouds from last night. Birmingham cool and clear. Mobile Greenville Montgomery and Tuscaloosa vary with clear to partial cloud or light rain yesterday night. Arkansas Little Rock Pine Bluff clear. Georgia Atlanta Albany Columbus cloudy with rain yesterday. Louisiana Shreveport Alexandria Lake Charles clear. Mississippi Columbus Meridian Greenwood Yazoo City Macon clear and warm. Tennessee Memphis Nashville Chattanooga clear and cool.
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Birmingham
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Ark
Little Rock
Pinebluff
Atlanta
Albany
Columbus
Shreveport
Alexandria
Lake Charles
Miss
Meridian
Greenwood Yazoocity
Maccomb
Whitney’s letter on stock splits and buy recommendations
Whitney argues investors should hold stocks, predicting a potential four to one or five to one split for Allied Chemical and that prices may rise above 209. He reiterates recommendations on Armour issues, especially A stock, noting A is undervalued versus B and that preferred issues look like bargains. He sees no need to sell other recommended issues at current prices.
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Allied Chemical
Two Sided Trading Market Indicates Stable Transactions
The notice reports a two sided trading market today with no important change in the character of transactions.
Wheat market rally potential urged by grain editors
Thompson and McKinnon say the wheat market needs a fresh reason beyond rain claims for strength. Chaplin and Co. note doubt of weakness unless old crop sales rise. Wheat: expect rally once the government report is released.
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Thompson
Flood warnings issued for rivers in Georgia Alabama Mississippi
Flood warnings have been issued for numerous rivers across Georgia Alabama and Mississippi indicating rising water levels and potential hazards for nearby communities and transportation routes. Local authorities urge residents to monitor updates and follow evacuation guidance if issued.
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Ga, Ala
Mississippi
Wheat liquidation shocks Chicago traders
Liquidity in wheat spiked with heavy selling by local operators, marking one of the most intense sessions in recent memory as market activity unsettled prices.
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Chicago
Cotton Market Outlook Amid Rains and Cold Snap
Cotton market notes advise buying Keech and Pynchon at current levels and on setbacks, while Hubbard Bros. report bearish yet tempered by official statements on weevil emergence hindered by cool southern temperatures. Memphis area sees light rain with cooler temps. forecast calls for clouds and showers eastern belt, fair central and western belts, and a wet week with heavy rains in eastern and central sections.
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Chicago Hogs and Cattle Prices Report
Chicago markets show hogs active and higher with top price around 10.10 for choice 200-260 lb hogs. Cattle and calves steady to higher with light steers and yearlings leading gains. lambs and sheep prices mixed with best demand for choice rangers and strong fat lambs.
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USCOA
Silver Prices Reported in New York Market
In New York on June 6 the market showed bar silver at 60 3 8, Mexican dollars at 46 3 8, with other bullion values noted.
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New York
Butter Steady as Market Reports Favorable Receipts
New York markets show butter steady with receipts totaling 16,954 while bags and irregular demand push receipts to 43,083. Cheese holds steady amid strong overall dairy demand with 183,401 received.
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New York
Cotton futures open steady in New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 6 futures markets opened steady with July at 2038, October 2025, December 2023, January 2022, and March 2020 bids all noted.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures open steady in New York
New York cotton futures opened steady with July at 2060, October 2078, December 2062, January 2054, and March 2054 as of June 6 on prior session activity.
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New York
Cotton
Wall Street opens higher as stocks post irregular gains
Wall Street moved irregularly higher at the opening. Allied Chemical and American Express hit new highs at 176 1 4 and 206 5, while Anaconda Greene Cananea Postum American Sugar Refining American Linseed and Murray Corporations rose initially. General Motors Case Threshing Machine International Combustion and Union Pacific fell by a point or more.
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Case Threshing Machine
International Combustion
Union Pacific
Northwest drought drives chicagowheat gains in market open
Persistent dry weather in the northwest pushes up wheat values. Liverpool quotations lend support as Chicago prices move higher. Corn oats and provisions rise with corn trading 1 4 to 4 cents up after starting steady to light gains.
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American Northwest
Liverpool
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Foreign exchange rates fixations in New York quotations
The New York foreign exchange market lists current rates in cents for major currencies. Notable bids include Great Britain around 487 7 8 demand and 488 1 4 cables, with diverse international rates shown for France Italy Belgium Germany and others, plus Montreal at 99.74.
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Raw sugar markets hold steady as futures firm on demand
Raw sugar in New York stayed quiet with a steady undertone and unchanged prices at 4309 Cuban duty paid. A sale of 28 709 Porto Rican bags was reported as raw futures opened firmer by one to three points due to renewed covering and trade buying amid steadier spot market. Refined sugar remained at 6.95 for fine granulated, withdrawals remained liberal while new business showed no gains.
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New York
Liverpool cotton market steadies with mixed American demand
Cotton spot quiet in Liverpool with prices barely steady across grades. American fibers dominate sales of 5,000 bales with 3,800 American. receipts total 16,000 bales of which 4,090 are American. Futures closed steady with July at 11.04 and later months near 10.84 to 19.84.
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Liverpool
Bliss Triumphs in Mixed Chicago Market Report
Chicago truck market shows shipments at 550 total U.S. cars 281 on track 96 receipts and 550 shipments. Weather slows new stock trading while market remains about steady. Prices for Alabama Louisiana Texas Mississippi and South Carolina regions noted with Bliss Triumphs at 2.25 to 2.35 and Irish Cobblers around 3.75.
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Thousands of North Carolina Pupils Promoted to High School
About 393 pupils completed seventh grade in High Point public schools and received certificates of promotion to high school yesterday. Certificates were presented by Superintendent T. Wingate Andrews at the Junior High School commencement with Rev. F. L. Conrad delivering the address. Prizes and medals were awarded including the Stamey and Hicks awards.
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Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady in New York Trading
Cottonseed oil closed steady with values noted for several futures contracts including prime summer yellow at 1020 and prime crude near 875 900. Other months listed 1065 for January and 1020 for June, with sales totaling 25 700.
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New York
Cotton futures close lower in New Orleans trade
In New Orleans on June 6, cotton futures eased with a net decline of 30 points. Trading showed mixed highs and lows across the front months with most contracts finishing lower than their prior session.
Virginia Clubs Leave Piedmont After League Fold
Norfolk and Richmond clubs disband after the Virginia league dissolves. Petersburg and Portsmouth withdrew earlier, leaving two teams still in the league before failing to join Piedmont. Final conference between Frank Lawrence of Norfolk and George Barnes of Richmond sealed the decision.
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Langston Is Winner In Gates County Meet
Gatesville report shows Langston leading with 329 points while Burgwyn had 277, Fountain 129, Grist 242, Peterson 42, Shipman 403, and Pied listed among participants in the Gates County competition.
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Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Testimonials
Macon Georgia mother reports her twelve year old daughter gained color and energy after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises the relief and offers to allow testimonial use. A young Columbus Ohio mother, eighteen, credits five years of decline to her condition and says the Vegetable Compound improved her health and she will answer letters about it.
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