Stocks Show Little Uptick Amid Mixed Market Tone
New York stocks edged up early on June 15 as investors showed cautious buying on raw materials and rail shares, but gains faded by afternoon. Weaker carrier bonds weighed on the market while talks in Washington over SEC control of over the counter dealings kept traders focused on legislative action and midweek business reports hinting at better steel demand and railroad activity.
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Washington Legislative
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Market snapshot Kansas City St Louis and Chicago produce
Kansas City June 13 AP market notes show eggs creamery butter 25 percent butterfat 18 20 packing butter 10 poultry hens 12 13 roosters 802710 springs 14 16 broilers 13 St. Louis June 15 AP eggs standards 20 poultry leghorn roosters 12 45 turkeys hens 17 toms 17 ducks spring 14 geese 7 44 butter varieties 18 20 butterfat 18 20 cheese northern twins 15 44 Chicago June 15 CAP live poultry prices steady hens 3 lbs under 18 33 broilers colored 17 44 Plymouth white rocks 18 45 feghorn under 2 lbs 15 2 lbs up 17 44 roosters 13 14 turkeys 14 ducks 4 16 lbs white colored 14 geese 11 butter market 1 23 0 61 hs firm creamery specials 93 score 25 34 extras 92 35 12 firsts 90 91 24 45 25 standards 90 eggs 13 29 4 current receipts 19 storage local 19 42 potatoes 1 37 on track 4 85 total
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Plymouth Rocks
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Plymouth
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US Livestock and grains report shows slow hog market and mixed cattle
Kansas City and Chicago markets report extremely slow hog trading with bids down but salesmen holding. Cattle and calves move modestly with top steers near 10.35 on Kansas stock, Oklahoma and Texas receipts mixed. Sheep offerings steady to higher in Chicago and East St. Louis markets with spring lambs firm. Grain markets show slight lowers in wheat and mixed corn, with close for July at 76.24 and Sep at 77.54.
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Want Ads Boost in Jefferson City Circulation
A promotional piece extols the value of Want Ads in the News and Tribune. It notes timely, satisfying results for jobs, sales, services, room rentals, lost pets, and more. The ad urges readers to place their notices to reach all city residents, mentioning the phone number 5000.
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Market summary from June reports with mixed commodity prices
The notes report mixed prices across grains and crops with No 2 yellow soybeans, white and mixed corn, and various wheat futures. Curb metals rise while foreign exchange fluctuates. Cotton and sugar show slight gains, coffee advances, and cattle hold steady while hogs edge higher.
Insurance fight over refund of excess premiums proceeds
Governor Stark and McKittrick clash over a 1 750 000 fund from the 16 23 per cent rate case. Officials including J E Faylor Harry Kay and Charles L Henson attend a three hour conference. Stark says little was accomplished and favors returning money to policyholders. A court order is demanded before distribution under the supreme court mandate with Robertson as custodian. Distribution costs to be charged to fire companies deemed to have illegally collected excess premiums.
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E. C. Crow
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Sark
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Changchow bombing kills 200 civilians in Fukien province
Chinese officials report 200 civilians killed in a Sunday air bombing by 40 Japanese planes at Changchow Fukien province. Communications to the Fujien city were disrupted, concealing the tragedy until today.
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Funeral Directors and Memorial Card Products
Announcement list notes funeral directors, cards of thanks, memorials, flowers and mourning goods, and recreation dancing offerings with emphasis on monuments and cemetery lots. Includes services for memorials and burial arrangements.
Four Actresses Face Court Over Settlements and Portraits
Spring fashion leaves room for legal drama as four actresses appear in court. Merle Oberon is sued by her attorney over a $5,000 settlement for missing the lead in The Garden of Allah. Rey Reynolds’ wife Julian Reynolds faces a $10,000 claim from Johnnie Walker after Reynolds withdrew support during rehearsals. Constance Bennett is also in court as Willy Po Bang seeks $3,500 for a portrait he says she refused.
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Lyle Wo" Ruckery
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Willy Po- Bang
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