Stock Market Edges Off Decline After Monday Break
The Wall Street Journal reports a pessimistic mood after a severe break with continued pressure in early trading. New York Central and Atchison led a partial recovery while Baldwin hit a new low, oil stocks yielded gains, and President Cromwell’s statement calmed fears of major houses.
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New York
Baldwin
Chandler
Financial
Stock Exchange House
New York Central
Atchison
Cromwell
The
Stock Exchange
Studebaker
James M. Glaseman
J. M. Glaseman & Co
Boston
Consolidated Stock Exchange
of Governors
Foreign Exchange Opens Higher on June 19 in New York
Foreign exchange in New York opened higher with Sterling at 54.62 percent, Francs at 6.20 percent, Lire at 44 cents, Belgian at 5.2545, Marks at 142.860, Swiss at 7.96 cents, Guilders 39.27 cents, Pesetas 4.88, and other currencies showing gains or specific cable rates. Cables also listed varying demand figures for Sweden Norway Denmark and related markets.
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United Financial
New York
Sweden
Jane
Norway
Denmark
Curb stock struggles as oils drag market
United Financial reports a mixed curb stock day with ragged prices and selling pressure in oils. A late unloading wave and fading rallies left most oils down, though a few issues such as Federal Oil South Penn Oil and Mexico Oil posted modest gains. Prairie Oil and Gas held steady.
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United Financial New York
Standard Oil
Federal Oil
South Penn Oil
Mexico Oil
Prairie Oil and Gas
Markets INDIANAPOLIS June 19 Fresh eggs and poultry prices
Indianapolis reports fresh eggs at 25c for butter, 1% to 2 lbs at 35c, fowls 19c straight, under 4 lbs 15c, leghorn 25c per lb in a 25 percent discount. Butter fat paid 35c by local creameries. Chicago lists butter up to 39 1/2c, cheese 24 1/4c, poultry and eggs varied. Cleveland potatoes quoted, New York flour and sugar steady, coffee prices steady, dressed poultry and live poultry ranges noted.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolie Creameries
Chicago
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
North
Carcas
Wisconsin
Cleveland
South Cobblers
Virginia Gopbiers
E. Packine Ok S
Ohio
New York
Middle West
Rio
Santos
Long Island
Eeanery Pextra
Corn Leads All Grains Forward In Steady Advance
In Chicago on June 19 corn led grain prices as gains broadened in late trading. Wheat rallied on local support after damaging Southwest reports and flood districts threatened crops. Light receipts and limited offerings kept corn in a favorable buying mood while higher cash prices across markets spurred overall sentiment and provision buying by eastern commission houses.
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United Financial
Chicago
Eastern Commission Houses
Grain futures mixed as July and Sept quotes shown in report
Chaotic data lines show July and September wheat futures with open high low close figures and percentages. followed by car lot receipts listing corn oats rye and barley totals for Chicago on June 19.
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Chicago
Grain Prices and Receipts Across Markets in Indiana and Chicago
June 19 reports show total receipts of 22 cars in Indianapolis with bid prices for wheat corn oats and hay across No. 2 red white yellow and mixed grain grades. Chicago listings cover wheat oats barley timothy and clover with No. 2 red No. 2 yellow and assorted white and mixed lots.
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Indianapolis
New York
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Timothy
Hay
Chicago
Grain Briefs From Chicago Market News
Northwest ern fields need soaking rains yet crops look favorable. Kansas winter wheat down about 10 million bushels in May from frost and other causes. Secretary Wallace meets contract markets to discuss grain futures regulation. Wheat arriving steadily from eastern Montana elevators. Farmers expect stronger overs due to abroad yield prospects. Central States report general corn cultivation with some excess rain. Iowa winter wheat good stand but two weeks late. Local hay market lists prices for hay corn and wagon wheat at mills paying $1.15 for No 2 red.
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Kansas
Cuba Cane Sugar profits hinge on sugar price drops
Cuba Cane Sugar may post up to 12 million dollars in operating profits on the remainder of its crop after deductions for interest, depreciation, and taxes. In Detroit, motor firms report peak strength with bank support aiding investment, while credit curtailment is seen as minor. Washington notes agricultural conditions improving nationally, and Packard may post a first nine months earnings run rate of five million. Millar and International Paper push production above normal to meet demand, with Crucible Steel showing rising unfilled orders.
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New York
Cuba
Detroit
Emery , Clark
First National Bank
NEW _YORK
Packard Motor Car Company
Wall Street Journal
Packard Motor Company
New. York
Eyesight Survey Plan for Country Eyesight Survey Plan for Country
A nationwide survey of eyesight in American education and industry is announced by the EyeSight Conservation Council of America. The study aims to link defective vision to worker efficiency and to assess school measures for preventing vision problems and glare, color blindness, eye injuries, and related costs.
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New York
EyeSight Conservation Council of America
Council
Guy A Henry
Eye Light Conservation Council
Board of
Intercollegiate and Interscholastic Tennis Tourney at Merion
College players and schoolboys from California join the Oxford Cambridge tennis team in the National Intercollegiate and Interscholastic tournament at Merion Cricket Club Philadelphia. Participants include four Californians in college events and entrants from Texas Chicago Michigan Princeton Cornell Penn and Columbia.
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Philadelphia
California
Oxford-Cambridge
England
Merion Cricket Club
University of Texas
Chicago
Michigan
Princeton
Cornell
Penn
Columbia
Dressed Beef Prices In Swift & Co Wholesale List
Wholesale dressed beef prices from Swift & Co show rib cuts No 2 at 18 cents No 3 at 15 cents. Loins No 2 at 26 cents No 3 at 23 cents. Rounds No 2 at 20 cents No 3 at 17 cents. Chucks No 2 at 12 cents No 9 at 19 cents. Plates No 2 at 7 cents.
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Swift & Co
Hog Prices Edge Up Amid Steady Market
Hog prices show a slight advance with a nickel uptick in some bids after a strong receipts day. Chicago reports light hog arrivals and shipping orders, while cattle, call market, and sheep at active, steady to higher quotes. overall livestock receipts total about 13,000.
Livestock Prices Across Markets June 19
Cattle and hog receipts across Chicago Kansas City East Buffalo East St Louis and other hubs show steady to higher prices. Beef steers top around $10.90 at Chicago while hogs range from $7.40 to $8.50 with variability by market. Lambs and sheep hold around $16 to $17.50, calves $9 to $12, and cow bids around $2.25 to $7.50 depending on grade.
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United Paraneci
Chicago
Kansas City
Texas Wethers
East Buffalo
East ST. Louis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Tigers Hand Yankees Strong Loss at Stadium
Monday baseball action features Ty Cobb homering as the Tigers topple the Yankees at Yankee Stadium. Meanwhile the White Sox beat the Athletics on their home field, and Washington edged Cleveland in thirteen innings. The Reds, Cubs, Pirates, and Giants also won against Dodgers, Phillies, Red Sox, and Cardinals respectively.
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Tigers
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Athletics
White Sox
Yanks Tigers
Ty Cobb
Cleveland
Washington
Senators
Reds
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Cubs
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Giants
Cardinals
Raw Sugar Futures Opening Higher in New York
The raw sugar market opened higher in New York with July at 5.15 to 5.20 cents and September at 5.21 to 5.24 cents. October bids 5.00, December 4.86 to 4.87 cents, March 3.85 to 3.87 cents. Sugar offered from hands at 9 cents.
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United Financial New York
Yank Golfers in Tie at Open Championship
United News reports in London that Joe Kirkwood and Jim Barnes of the American group tied a four-ball match with Havers and Charles, as they failed to bring the Open Championship victory to America.
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United News
London
Joe Kirkwood
Jim Barnes
America
Havers
Pion
Charles
Around the World in Five Minutes
A jumble of world notes on censorship fears in Shanghai and Kobe, film plans in Palestine, a cobbler’s bristle source in China, and global trade quirks including China’s chrome leather and Peru chinchilla bans. Also mentions Austrian bonds, mohair losses for Turkey, and Yucatan’s rich fishing but few anglers.
Fragmentary directory list of names and addresses across states
A fragmented OCR page lists numerous individuals with ages and street addresses in Indiana Illinois New York Ohio and beyond. Entries include Mary Nicholson 31 Chicago Sarah Fier son 30 1034 Congress JM and Laura Ritz 26 1515 Broadway KR among many others.
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J. Glark
Kenwood
Mary Nicholson
Kenwood PE. Allen
Chicago
Sarah EB. Fierson
Congress
Broadway
Capapiee
Wabash
Anna Durand
Market Unioneatiee
Capitol
Emma Svhrenradt
Twenty Ninth
Arbor
Ruth Rush
Lindstaedt
Ote
New
Mattle Kage
Dugan
Washington
Emma Dunger
W. Washington
Dee
N. Keystone
Clara Albott
Park
Sylvia Cooprider
Meredith
E._M. Shafrin
Aris Eternia
Lillian Manner
H. M. Wagaman
Dorothy Schafer
Bellefontaine
B. Lockwood
Pearl
Martha Talbert
de Quincey
A. L. Hunter
Lafayette
Nellie Washington
Ogden
Building Permits and Large List of Local Projects
A long list documents various building permits and construction actions. Entries include additions, garages, dwellings, repairs, remodels, and wrecking jobs across multiple street addresses such as 833 Prospect and 1209 English, with costs ranging from 200 to 7 000 dollars and involving firms like Western Wrecking Company and individuals including Josie Shea, Albert Roush, and numerous others.
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Josie Shea
Albert Roush
Movie Mad Maids Go West By Score
In Omaha on June 19 Wilbur Hartnett reports moon struck movie maids marching toward the Lincoln Highway. He notes 18 to 19 year olds walking for rides to Los Angeles with many penniless and undaunted. About 200 aided by Hartnett include 30 college graduates 18 waitresses and servants and twice as many men aged 18 to 60 including a former prisoner.
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Omaha
Neb
Linccoln Highway
Wilbur Hartnett
Washington, D. C
Los Angeles
Colorado Mountains
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Atchison Toeee
Anaconda
Bennecott
Can. Pacific
Ous
Cal Petrol
Cosden
del. and
Lac
Houston Oil
North Pd
North Pac
Pacific Oil
St. Paul
St Oil of Cal
Union Pac
Oil of N. J
Texas Co
Sinclair
Goodrich Rule
Tindustrials
Kelly Spring
Allied Chem
Amer. Amer
Inter. Paper
Ont. & Ward
Beth'ehem, Steels
U. Owen
Crucible
Am. Int. Cor. Eeace
Gulf
M. M. Pf
Ib. Am. S
Punta Alegre
Sumatra
Chicago Grain Table
Grain
Agrculture
Wallace
Montana
Central States
Iowa
Business News
Federal Farm Loan Board
Crucible Steel
Livestock Exchange
CANIM
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Kaiser
Bride
Wilhelm
Germany
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Doorn
Silesia
Around the World
Ouch
Shanghai
Far East
Kobe
Japan
Cecil de Mille
Palestine
Bristle Business
China
Tientsin
Huelva
Spain
League of Nations
Austria
League
Peru
France
United States
Turkey
Anatolia
Yucatan
Ike Walton
Ti. Epstein
Barnard
Chester
Jane B. Post
E. Newark
Pairk Harity
N. Tacoma
ST Gayers
Kealing
Ont Kepper
Thalman
W. Wright
Weeregory
Jarl Metz
Edgewood
Sea Newport
Cornelius
Western Wrecking Company
N. Capitol
Virginia
Lucille E. Moorehouse
Beechwood
G. R. van Voorhes
N. Alabama
Ernest Flemmings
Ehh O. McKinley
N. Beville
Isaep O. McKinley
G. A. Kiel
Madison
Edith Hoffman
Kenmore Rd
Gate George
Carrollton
O'Connor
N. Gosart
the National Refining Company
Delaware
J. H. McConnell
N. Delaware
Charles Cook
Shepard
F. H. Bremerman
Berkley Rd
John H. Ele
Prospect
Rarools
Wm. H. Block CO
Lin
Davenport
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