Wall Street declines continue amid heavy selling pressure
The Wall Street Journal financial review notes further heavy selling in early trading. Traders with long lines fear further declines while short sellers aim to push the market down. Allied Chemical slips to about 184 and Studebaker falls to near 63, with other industrial leaders at low levels.
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Bearish Trend in All Cereals and Provisions Open Lower
The Chicago Board of Trade opened with a bearish mood following yesterday's liquidation. Wheat and Buenos Aires futures declined with competition from Argentina noted in Liverpool. Corn and oats followed the general trend with oats steady and provisions also opening lower as major grains led the market.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Price List for Fruits Vegetables and Groceries
A long OCR filled with assorted produce prices listing apples, coconuts, grapes, citrus, melons, berries, vegetables and more. Numerous items from California Florida Jamaica Oregon and other regions show prices per box bag basket crate or dozen with varied terms and misprints throughout.
Markets Report From Butte Features Dairy and Poultry Prices
Price listings show butter and creamery products per pound with grades and local dealer costs. Cheese wholesale prices appear for Wisconsin and Longhorn varieties, with delivery terms and per pound rates. Poultry notes include fowls and leghorns priced per pound and duck prices per pound with cents.
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Bes
Local grain elevators set buying price for Wheat
In East Chicago Indiana on December 29 the Washington High School Cedar Rapids team lost to the localPol team 25 to 16. Wheat market reports show No 2 red wheat priced at 1.25 dollars per bushel for grain buyers.
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Livestock Prices Mixed at Indianapolis Stockyards Amid Steady Trade
Hog prices fell 10 cents from Tuesday with most weights at 12.15 per hundredweight and tops at 12.25. Lightweights and selected hogs reached 12.25 while sows ranged 10.11 to 11.25. Cattle receipts 900 with vealers 700 and prices steady to firm. best vealers still down 16. Sheep and lambs light with 700 head and top lambs at 12.75. bulk fat lambs 11 to 12.75. ewes and bucks under pressure. Receipts included 5,500 hogs and 700 calves. market noted as steady to strong in parts, with varied bids across cattle and sheep sectors.
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Indianapolis
Peace Lower
Market News Louisville Receipts and Prices
Louisville stock market report shows hogs and calves rising modestly while cattle and sheep receipts remain light. Hog tops near 12.15 per hundredweight, calves up to 14 dollars, cattle inch higher with good stock at 11.50, and sheep steady with lambs around 60 and ewes around 5 to 5.50.
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Louisville
Path Cleared for Bantam Clash
Charley Phil Rosenberg world bantamweight champion avoided suspension after his manager pledged a 2500 dollar forfeit to ensure his appearance under 118 pounds for the January 14 bout with Bushy Graham at Madison Square Garden. Rosenberg weighed 125 pounds on Tuesday and was granted a postponement to lose seven pounds by January 14.
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Bushy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Rosenberg
Illinois
Graham
Harry Segal
Rain postpones first round in mid-winter golf tourney
Pinehurst Inc reports rain delayed the opening round of the mid-winter golf tournament. Two rounds were scheduled for Thursday, with play resuming today after the rain interruption.
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League hockey results reach New York and Boston teams
New York Senators defeated the New York Rangers 3 to 2 while the Boston Bruins beat the New York Americans 2 to 1. The outcomes reflect a lively early season slate across major league venues.
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United Press
NEW York
Ottawa Senators
New York Rangers
Boston
Boston Bruins
New York Americans
Selling picks up throughout stock offerings
New York market trends show broad selling across rails and industries with volume crossing 2,000,000 shares. Ford moves to recondition 1925 models with a $60 guarantee, boosting dealer turn-ins and spurring cautious outlook for motors amid stiff competition and easy money. General Motors declines, closing with a loss.
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New York
Actress Mary Hay Granted Divorce From Richard Barthelmess
Paris court grants divorce to actress Mary Hay Caldwell from film star Richard Barthelmess. Both traveled in Europe. Barthelmess returned to the United States after a brief stay. Both sides acknowledged filing suit.
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United Press
Paris
Mary Hay
Caldwell
Richard Barthelmess
Miss Hay
Barthelmess
Europe
United States
U S Move in Nicaragua War Asked by State Dept
The State Department seeks fuller reports from Admiral Latimer on the Nicaraguan civil war zone occupied by U S forces to counter charges of imperialism. Kellogg says Latimer denying any censorship and that instructions would not allow such actions.
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Philadelphia Denies Sesqui Stadium Use for New Baseball League
Philadelphia officials denied reports that a proposed third major baseball league planned to base its Philadelphia team at Sesqui Stadium, clarifying no such plans exist at present.
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United Press
Philadelphia
May Seek Embargo on Arms in Nicaragua
President Adolfo Diaz of Nicaragua plans to urge Admiral Latimer to proclaim an embargo on all arms imports. The move aims to end major military operations by blocking Liberal arms aided by Mexican gun runners. Neutralization would cover both west coast and east coast ports already influenced by American forces.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Julian Latimer
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Adolfo Diaz
United States
Diaz
Mexico
Latimer
Billiards Championship Sets Supposed to Cost 1200
New York will host the 18.2 billiards championship next month featuring Eric Hagenlacher and Willie Hoppe. Twenty sets of ivory balls will be supplied for the event, with an estimated cost of 1200 dollars.
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United Press
New York
Eric Hagenlacher
Willie Hoppe
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