Stocks Rally as Rail and Aviation Lead Dow Jones Gains
The stock market extended its recovery led by rail and aviation shares with utilities and industrials also higher. Trading light as many traders take long weekend. call money rate seen at 7 percent, and prospects of higher rates next week. Several rail stocks hit new highs while United Aircraft and Wright Aeronautical posted sizable gains and others like Columbian Carbon and Childs surged. Total volume around 1.25 million shares.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake Corporation
Harlem
United Aircraft
Wright Aero
Jendix
Curtiss
Columbian Carbon
Childs Company
Simmons
International Harvester
Baldwin
American Telephone
Commonwealth Power
Pacific Telephone
Hayes Body
American Water Works
Market Ticker Echoes Wide Stock Swings
The day shows broad activity across major issues with notable readings for Am Can, Coca Cola, Philip Morris, Montgomery Ward and Westinghouse. Total sales reach 1,479,880 as investors react to varied trading signals and company headlines.
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I. I.cku
Ksk
Armour A
Armour Bee
CRU
Ches
Ohio
Urtyster
Gis
Cave
Consol Cig
Gt West Sugar
Philip Morris
Ye Greene-Cananea
Hupp Motors
Com Bae
Veisae
Ant
Gost Ee Es ‘ O
Lorina
PO Prog UK
Ea Aes
Montgomery Ward
Ike Kekess
Leo
Ives
Hbo
Phoenix Hosiery
PRON
Gtoe
Reynolds Fob
Reynolds B
Pone Bet Bt
Seaboard
Simmons Ge
Sinclair Oil
Texas Corp
Tim Rougqr
Tob Prod
Willys Overland Gee
West Union
Woodworth Ake
Retail Cotton Prices Show Mixed Activity In June
New York dispatch reports cotton goods markets busier in retail channels with demand rising for wash fabrics and prints. Wide sheetings and pillow cases hold July August prices while denim sells July August output at 17 cents for 2.20 indigo. Production curtailments loom as 75 percent of mills idle June 29 to July 8.
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New York
Lghter
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 22
Hog receipts 8,500 uneven but generally steady with Friday's trade. Prices: 270.325 pounds at 9.65 to 10.85. medium to 160 pounds 10.35 to 11.20. packing sows 9.25 to 10.10. pigs 90 to 130 pounds 19.00 to 11.90. Cattle and sheep show mixed results with feed cattle steady to 50c lower and lambs 50c lower to 1.00 lower. top native lambs around 15.85 with supply lighter.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept of Agri
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Then Dips With July Weakened
New Orleans cotton futures opened fairly steady on favorable Liverpool cables but soon eased as July positions fell ahead of first notice day. By mid-session July declined to 18.29 and December to 14.87, with October at 18.33, leaving prices near the day’s lows after initial declines and a steady close overall.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
New York Cotton Opens Easy on Liquidation and Weather
The New York cotton market opened lower by 5 to 12 points as near month liquidation and selling by local or commission houses pressed prices. July futures touched 17.95 and December 18.61 with 9 to 15 points rallies by session end after covering demand emerged.
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New York
Lindbergh and Morrow Wedding Kept Secret in Englewood
The May 27 ceremony in Englewood New Jersey united Col. Charles A Lindbergh and Anne Morrow in a quiet home setting. Guests believed a bridge party, while photographers were kept at bay by a staged reception and coded calls. Anne wore a simple white chiffon gown and carried Lindberghs picked larkspur.
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NEA Service, Inc
New York
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Enterprise
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Mexico
Lindbergh
Miss Morrow
Col. Lindbergh
Anne
Morrow Home
Englewood
N. J
Lindy
Mary Smith
William Adams Brown
Mrs. Morrow
Dr. Brown
Elizabeth
Miss Anne
Ambassador Morrow
Love Suit Claims Losses in Love and Divorce Case
Emery EF. Davis a 55 year old St. Louis merchant sues Mrs Evelyn Gardner for 500000 and damages. He alleges losses of tune profits on a million dollar business and 41 pounds of flesh and his wife. Gardner denies all allegations and the suit follows his confession of stepping in love after 27 years.
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Emery EF. Davis
St. Louis
Evelyn Gardner
Davis
Cotton market slips amid July sales and ship clearance tally
Private cables report continued continental liquidation in the Liverpool market with pessimism in Manchester as cotton cloths and yarns sell slowly. The week end shipboard cotton awaiting clearance stands at 82 672 tons, down from 83 792 tons last year.
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Liverpool
Manchester
Potatoes and market update from Chicago stock data
Chicago dated June 22 reports potato receipts with new and old stock on track and total U S shipments at 974 cars. Market tone firmer with fair trading as Southern sacked bliss and North Carolina Irish cobblers show price activity. Wisconsin round whites listed.
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Chicago
U. S
Southern
Bliss
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Liverpool Cotton Market Report Weakened Prices June 22
Liverpool June 22 report shows moderate cotton demand with easier prices. American grades such as strict good middling and good middling listed around 11.00, indicating slight market softness amid trading activity.
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Liverpool
Cotton market notes with mixed closing prices
The report shows various cotton classifications with dling and middling levels, listing strict and good ordinary grades. Sales reach 5,000 bales including 2,800 American, while receipts total 4,000 bales with 3,200 American. Futures closed quiet.
Naval stores report from Savannah on June 22
Turpentine firm shows 46 percent sales 726 receipts 582 shipments 2736 stock 14967 while Rosin firm records 2072 sales 2091 receipts 4069 stock 69984. quote B 686.
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Savannah
Naval
Foreign exchanges report steady rates in New York
June 22 New York foreign exchanges show irregular quotes with Britain at 455.158 and 484 13-16 for cables. France bids 3.90 13-16 and 3.91 1-16 on cables. Italy 5.22 13-16 and 5.23 3-16 on cables. Other currencies and demands listed include Belgium 13.87% and Germany 23.82% with various country rates.
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Forebign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Virginia Campaign Stakes Shape National Political Battle
Washington observes a pivotal Virginia gubernatorial race viewed as a test for Republican hopes and Democratic solidarity in the South. The contest pits Anti-Smith Democrats led by Bishop Cannon Jr against regular Democrats with Walter Moseley Brown as nominee, while White House disclosures and Cannon stock-market speculation influence perceptions of the campaign.
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Robert MM. Lynn
Washington
D. C
Virginia
North Carolina
Hoover
Old Dominion
South
James Cannon, Jr
Walter Moseley Brown
Richmond
Smith
White House
Bishop Cannon
New York
Attorney Pays $10 000 To Win 5 Bet On Golf Score
Alfred S. Austrian paid $10 000 to George A. Neil after sessions at Lake Shore country club to break 80. The Chicago attorney achieved 78, then 77, revealing the motive was to win a five dollar wager. Reports also noted rain needs across the northwest and crop deterioration in Nebraska. The 1930 census will employ 100 000 enumerators.
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Chicago
Alfred S. Austrian
George A. Neil
Lake Shore Country Club
Neil
Nebraska
Stirling Heads recovered tale of 29 of 38 art pieces
The Smith Institute of Stirling, Scotland, reports 29 of 38 oak Stirling Heads recovered from the Kings Room ceiling of Stirling Castle. Once cast out when the castle served as a military barracks in 1777, some heads were used for firewood and others scattered across Scotland. The search spans over a thousand years with romance in its progress.
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Stirling
John Maxwell
Pollok
Smith Institute of
Scotland
Stirling Castle
Ree
Wheat values rise as threshing returns hint market collapse
Chicago grain reports show wheat values climbing rapidly with threshing returns from the southwest indicating a collapse of recent prosperity in that region. The scene reflects volatile corn and wheat trading amid unsettled crop prospects.
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Chicago
Two Cent Peppercorn Rent Causes Estate Office Fuss
An estate manager in Scotland faces a dispute over a peppercorn rent dating from the Middle Ages. A tenant paid two cents yearly, the agent spent three cents on postage to notify rent day. Last year the tenant died owing two cents.
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Scotland
All Is Not Lost Ring Trade in a Heated Pair
In a dialog from Hummel Hamburg a man and woman quarrel over love and a ring. The woman admits loving another and the man asks for the name. She asks if he intends to harm him and he denies, then reveals his plan to sell the rival with the ring.
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Hummel
Hamburg
Traditional eel dish reheats for richer flavor
Recipe advice suggests returning boiled eel to its original water to reheat thoroughly, then chill before serving. The method aims to double the dish's tastiness by careful heat control and chilling.
December's dark hours push high artificial light use
The average American home uses artificial light seven hours daily in December and only two and a half hours in June, reflecting shorter daylight in winter and longer days in summer.
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