Auto makers forecast 200000 cars for next year
Alfred Reeves of the American Motor Car Manufacturers Association reports plans for 200000 vehicles, with an anticipated 15 percent excess over 1919 output. Expected include 7000 pleasure cars and 5000 commercial models. high prices foreseen with total value near 2000000 dollars despite part shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid&le West
Alfred Reeves
American Motor Car Manus Association
Reeves
Erica
Tor
Nberal
Wigacle
Market update with limited quotes and commodity notes
Commodities listed with no cash quotations include cotton middling at 2 1/8 and copper ingots at 13 45. Beef and pork products noted with varied prices. lard and tallow futures mentioned. End date indicated as August winter shipment and nominal terms.
Grain and Cotton Markets Report From June 20 1953
General market summary shows cotton futures active with gains near 16 32 points for July and other months while wheat prices moved higher on bulls buying and late session strength. Reports note heavy rains in harvest areas aiding export demand though actual shipments are limited. prices in Liverpool and New York futures reflect mixed activity as supplies tighten and local market bids rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Cceipia
Bscopesa
Seco Paulo
Ranere
Ecowec
Bich
Low Oy
Jean — Sai
Liverpool
Aber
De_ Sannery
New York
Mansac Etraighte
Joe
Chicago
New York Produce Exchange
Aurest
Tober
New Orleans
Lezamber
Ftroleum
Calcutta
Picea
Kansas
Omaha
India
Bae
America
Brazil
Olea
City
Japan
Market Report Shows Mixed London Berlin Gains on Friday
The Liverpool market lagged as profit taking outweighed strong Friday advances. Berlin rose while Budapest closed above Friday’s close. Interior receipts reached 220000 bushels, up from 191000 year ago, with Minneapolis noting higher flour sales. Nebraska estimates a 400000 bushel crop, about 10 percent more than last year. Corn, oats, and barley pricing varied, with New York and Chicago activity described alongside Paris and European price movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Berlin
Budapest
Agvicea
Minneapolis
Nebraska
New York
Duluth
Chicago
Ogmc
Livestock Market Reports From The London and Cityyards
Cattle exports and receipts across markets show fluctuating prices with medium beef reported at 550 per 100 lb and dressed veals steady. Sheep and lambs receipts 1901 head with lambs firm at 30 5 per 106 lb and prime lambs at 7 30. Dressed mutton and lambs quoted, with various consignments from McEtherson Co and Newton Co across Ohio Virginia and Kentucky markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Liverpool
S. Lancers
McEtherson & Co
Virginia
Ferns Commission
Ohio
S. Judd & Co
Jersey
McPherson & Co
Virginia Lambs
Newton & Co
S. Judge & Cosylvania
Market Notes on Beans Peas Butter and Cheese Prices
June 26 1969 New York beans and peas trade shows demand with 578 bags beans imports 14 105 bags. Red Kidney and white beans strongest with prices around 2 53 to 2 80 per unit. Butter receipts 7 410 pkgs and market firmer on choice to fancy creamery grades. Cheese trade slow but prices held. skim milk plentiful and export activity limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
California
Baes
Hbera
Liverpool Cable
Nadian
Egg and fruit market report with mixed quality notes
Receipts today show 9.663 cases of eggs with strong demand for fine to fancy quality and ample supply of medium and lower grades. Fruit receipts heavy yet green and inferior. peaches declined, berries strong, melons scarce and higher, prices varied by region and grade across apples, pears, plums, cherries, currants, and assorted produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irania
Hennery
Southern
Baldwin
Pearl
Georgia
North Carolina
R &Id Basket
Agic
Staten
Irvington
Blaberries
South Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Florida
California
Watergeorgia
Porto Rico
New York State
Washington
England
State
B. Z
Market by telegraph cattle hogs and sheep prices
CATTLE receipts 200 head north portion show steady southerns with export demand. heavy cows and native heifers traded in a wide range. HOGS receipts 1,000. prices up about 10 cents with heavy packers and light pigs active. SHEEP receipts 500 steady week to week with yearlings and wethers trading firm to higher. Pittsburg pace shows steady to higher prime veal calves and spring lambs weak to higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wester
Pittsburg
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Wet weather in the West and Southwest spurred buying on the Board of Trade. Wheat closed strong with July near 116 and gains across grains. corn and oats firm while provisions eased. Shorts led trading as foreigners buoyed demand and weather remained unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Shorts
Swedish Swedish Employment Bureau Classified Help Ads
A garbled 1920s job and domestic help listing block includes references to German restaurant staff, cooks, butlers, gardeners, farm workers, and Swedish, Norwegian, and Dutch employment agencies. It mentions addresses on Lexington Avenue and East 42nd Street, with references to references checks and wage notes for diverse service positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Oste
Berg’s Bureau
Lexington Ave
Bet
Tendam
Amsterdam Ave
Riverside
S. B. Gribbin
Lambert & Crowe
Sixth Ave
Couptes
Carpenter
Ericson
Central Employment Bureau
S Munger
East Séth
Lexington
MISS
Mme. Jacquin
6Th Ave
Ady
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Makkets
York
Jess
Fem
Bass
Lara Kees
General Market Report
Country Produce Markets
Philadelphia
Pennsyvania
Inc
Qiaebe
S Jersey
North Caroline
Wax
Canada
Texas
Telegraph
Chicago Grain and Provisions
P. Stroh
Grafton
W. Va
Madison Ave
Central Park
Scott Ee T
Hear Park
ALE
Pacific Coast
Crear Iron
San Francisco
Manufactur
Oakland
Cal
Address Corporation
54Th St
Marie
West Sth
St. Poste
West Sith St
Waverley Flace
Lost—Bane Books
Carl Webb
West 145Th St
FOX Printing House
Mann
Thos. Hl. Tucker
Fulton St
N. J
Germanmerican Hydropathic Institute
Bardonta
Rockland County
N. Y
SAFES
Eee
Central
Sth Ave
Hudson Storage
Ceeres
Maryland Sto
Harlem
McKinley Storage
Tel Lee Brothers
Underwoods
Remingtons
Olivers. Smiths
R. Weiden
PD Pert
Lichtenstein
Broadway
Det St
the Tribune
37Th Ste
West 125Th St
Olst St
Sth
Tremont Ave
Wurabureer
Pilsner Genossenschatte
Bel
Muic
Coves Territt
Grester
Jess H. Smith
Detroit
Mitt
Lockport, N
New York City
Bett
Eetai deHentele
Bryant
Ubes
Tri Chaufeeur
H. Tracy
Gordon
reHasle
Gambean
Pac Ork
Innic
Dean St
Exec
Mn 8
Tratlin Welt
Bermert
Ererigss
Ian Weer
Willi
Fema
A.M. Sive
Q. P
Brooklyn
Cirton St
Vaucher
Tribune
Builer
Margaret S
H’s Bureau
West
Iver
Osterberg
Benjamin
East 38Th St
Morrow's
Thomas
Phelps
Gor- Gon
West 30Rd St
Jerry. & Ave
McCarthy
Cook
Houseman
Butler
Hichly
Miss Morrow's Bureau
Cor
Carpenters Bureau
Sampson & Nelson Employment Bureau
T.ephone
Madison
Os Bureau
Emale
Jas
Jussila Employment Bureau
E. V. Odell
Frederick Robbins
Stvant
Eater F
Grants
Atlantic
Wm. J. Schultz
Julien
Bey
Sion
East
Mar Butle
Upper Mentelaft
Gerrim Protestans
Stacés Flowers
Eetables Co
Horsea
Ty Cottage & Rive Celiiee
A. T
Pri
Uss—Plaza
Acuthine
Iuet
Raov
Daani
Pension Peschard
A Hofmayer’s Employment Bureau
West 284
Miss Curry’s Bureau
Lang & Boecherer O'S Bureau
Margaret Smith
Buyreau
Ostersergs Bureau
Plaza
M L
West 45Th St
Weber
Waltrees
Osterbere's Bureau
Erie Lind
12Th St
Lindberg & Newlander
4Th Ave
Mundts
Medical Domestic Aid Society
M. J. Duffy
Miss von Scheele
25Th St
Tien
Flaherty Reliadio
Columbus Ave
River
Morningside
Collirs
Hian Clase
Shea
EMI
St. Tel
Aschiret Clase
St Nicholas Aves
Morningside Columbus
Torrent & Olson
7Th Ave
Times Square
Scandinavian Emporment Bureau
Piaass
Weifrid Birom
Eva Levander
Hud
Samaid
Young Wemer
Eureae
Taza
Raferes
Baker
Anco
St. Brooklyn
Miss Morrow
Ireer —Protestant
A. Hotmayer
Weids Bureau
Columbus
Schuyler
Jussila Bureau
Bay Long Island
Nest
M.mra Collier's Agency
Weat
St. Rse
Lexingtom
W. Burets
Yeferer
Margaret
Sean
Phows
Lana & Seederee
Boecherer Co
Irwin
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