New York Stocks Edge Up On Light Volume
Wall Street opened with a firmer tone as trading volume slid from yesterday’s level. Gains of a fraction to several points appeared across many issues, led by strength in U S Smelting Eastman Kodak Philip Morris and Lily Tulip Cup while bonds and commodities showed mixed moves.
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New York
Pacific Coast
U. S
Eastman Kodak
Philip Morris
du Pont
U. S. Steel
Case
American Can
General Motors
Chrysler
Borden
Celanese
Hazel Atlas Glass
Westinghouse
Johns-Manville
Columbian Carbon
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
N. Y. Central
McKeeson
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
American Commercial Alcohol
Howe Sound
Chicago Grain prices slip and repeat near mid July levels
Chicago markets report July flour and grain futures with wheat at 98 1/2 to 101 7/8, corn at 61 3/4 to 65 5/8, oats around 44 3/4 to 46 1/4, rye near 71 1/2 to 74 1/2 and barley with sparse data. Lard and bellies show July at 7.00 and 10.00 with September around 7.00 and 10.35.
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Chicago
Market Report Kansas City Hogs Cattle Sheep July 18
AP report from Kansas City notes hog receipts around 7000 with prices dipping about 5. Cattle totals 109000 with calves 3000, showing uneven weakness across most classes. Steers 550 to 1500 pounds 5.25 to 9.00, heifers 5.00 to 6.75, cows 2.50 to 3.50, milk fed weights 2.00 to 5.00. Sheep 5000 with lambs steady to 10 higher. natives 6.90, yearlings 4.00 to 5.15, ewes 1.50 to 2.25. Quotations reflect ewes and wethers.
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Kansas City
Market Bond Prices Jul 18 New York AP Brief
Liberty bonds closed at 4 1/4 with 22-38 bid 101.20. Treas 4 1/4s at 47-52 bid 113.30. Federal Farm Mortgage 3 1/2 at 64 bid 102.19. Home Owners Loan 4s at 51 bid 101.6.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Earth
Treas
Fed Farm Mtg
Home Owners Loan
Wool market notes on Texas staple and Boston sales
In Boston on July 18 AP reports continued inquiry into the shorter Texas wool staple with a small sale closing at 61 to 63 cents scoured for fall wool. Bids were mostly 70 cents scoured or under for eight months wool while holders stood firm at 75 to 76 cents where some wools recently sold.
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Boston
US Dept Agr
Texas
Cotton Market Quiet After Weather Outlook Downgrade
In New York on July 18 AP reports cotton futures gained modestly early on weather and crop news from the southwest but retreated as a less bullish weekly forecast suggested ongoing dry hot Texas conditions. Midday trading remained quiet with futures up 1 to 4 points and closes steady. July 13.12, October 13.25-26, December 13.39, January 13.40-41, March 13.49, May 13.58. Spot middling 13.35.
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New York
Expo Exchange
Has
Kencett
E.mclellm
Koim
Oh P
Pac Smelt
MontWnda
Murray C
Nash
aMule
Paroy Bctf
Wa Park U
Penny JC
Syers “Co
Penn RR
Phelps
Phil Pet
Chryell
Colgate
Safeway
Col Fuel
Schulte
Seab Air
Seab Oil
ComSolv
Shell U
Con Gasou
Skelly O
Conto Oilb
Corn Pro
Sou Pac
Cot
Curt Wrt
G&e
Dlac& W
O Cal Dia Mat Son J
DougAir
Ste Wrn
du Pont
Eastman
St &Webstr Plautl
Studbkr
TexCorp
P&l
Tex Gul
Erie RR
Timken
Foster
Fox FA
TransAm
GenElec
Glidden
Goldust
Goodyer
GtNorPt
Us Steel
Sug Pt
Hershey
Warn
WestMid
West UN
E&m
T&t
Texas
New York Carb Stock Prices Report
The Associated Press lists closing quotes for New York carb and related energy shares, including Alum Co Am 64 Amn Cyan B 20 Amn G & E 26 1/8 Am Maracaibo 3/4 and Gulf Oil Pa 62 5/8, Humble Oil 42 5/8, Ford Mot Ltd 7 5/8, Trans Cent Air 2 3/8, Unit Gas 2 5/8, Lt Oil Ind 27 1/8, Cresson Gold 1 1/8 and other listed stocks with minor shifts.
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New York
Associated Press
Alum Co Am
Amn Cyan
Amn G & E
Ford Mot Ltd
Gulf Oil Pa
Humble Oil
Lib McN & L
Nia Hud
Penn Road
Lt Oil Ind
Swift & Co
Trans Cent Air
Unit Gas
Lt & Pow A
Unit Verde
Cotton market steady in Galveston sales reach 175
Galveston July 18 spot cotton held steady at mid-dling 13.10 cents while sales totaled 175 bales. The market showed no change in price levels amid light trading.
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Galveston
New Orleans Spot Cotton Prices Hold Steady
New Orleans July 18 spot cotton closed steady with sales totaling 1,367. Low middling priced at 12.57 cents, middling 13.22, good middling 13.87. Receipts reached 2,732 with stock at 603,333 bales.
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New Orleans
Bobby Connor Found After Days Lost in Woods
Bobby Connor, a malnourished child, was found after wandering through woods. Doctors say he was lost in brambles with cuts and weight loss, having eaten grass. He received glucose and water, a blood transfusion to be given, and showed slight weight gain after treatment.
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Faye
Bobby
Probe Beauty's Death In Norman Oklahoma
Authorities in Norman Oklahoma launched a investigation into the death of Marion Mills a former University of Oklahoma beauty queen. Testimony from Mrs Hazel Brown a fraternity house cook alleged the girl died at Browns home after taking repeated doses of a quack medicine to avoid motherhood. Neal Myers a university pharmacy student is being sought for questioning.
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Pretty Marion Mills
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
Hazel Brown
Navajos to Sell 150000 Goats 50000 Sheep
Fieldmen for the Indian Bureau prepare to reduce Navajo flocks under a drought relief program. Up to 150000 goats and optional 50000 sheep will be bought at 1 dollar per goat and 5 dollars per sheep, funded by a maximum 300000 dollar contract. Frank Prenzie and Forrest M Parker lead the efforts with Lenzie, recently in Oregon, expected back soon to begin buying.
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Gallup
N. M
Indian Bureau Today
Keams Canyon
Drought Relief Administration
Department of Agriculture
Indian Bureau
Frank Prenzie
Forrest M. Parker
Lenzie
Oregon
Japanese Delegation to Visit London and Washington
A note mentions plans for a Japanese delegation to visit London after an initial meeting with American naval leaders. It also states a full Japanese delegation will follow Iwashita and may travel to Washington en route to London. The passages imply high level talks and potential broader discussions on the situation.
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Iwashita
London
Washington
State Cattle Sanitary Board Meeting in Albuquerque
The State Cattle Sanitary Board will meet in Albuquerque tomorrow to discuss spending 7500 dollars in federal funds for stamping out bang's disease among cattle in New Mexico.
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Cattle Sanitary Board
Albuquerque
N. M
State Cattle Sanitary Board
Jap American Naval Talks in Washington
London dispatch reports that Japanese American naval discussions supplementing the 1935 conference may be held in Washington in early August. Captain Iwashita, junior technical delegate to talks with Great Britain, is en route to London via the United States and is expected to arrive in Washington in about two weeks to participate.
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London
Washington
Iwashita
Great Britain
United States
General strike looms as federal leaders weigh action
General strike clashes spread through the East Bay as FBI and NRA chief leaders condemn the move. Senator Wagner and Oregon Governor Meier rush to address the crisis, while San Francisco labor groups seek arbitration by a federal board. A riot-tinged round of raids on alleged Communists follows amid police and vigilante actions.
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East Bay
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Berkeley
P. A. Donaghue
New National Labor Reference Board
Washington
United States
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Portland
Ore
Wagner
Julius L. Meier
Oregon
San Francisco
Harry Bridges
Thomas G. Plant
California
Seattle
I. A. Sandingen
Spokane
Central Labor Council
Albert Leslie
Matthew Prady
Oakland
Johnson
Eastbay
Alameda
Strikes Hit San Francisco Food and Transit Services
San Francisco and East Bay faced limited traction as the Christened Stratosphere Gondola stalled and a reduced municipal railway operated. ferryboat service remained uncertain though union support for broader walkouts persisted while bay area food supplies faced permits and blockades eased with convoys escorted by militia to secure essential deliveries.
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San Francisco
Municipal Railway
Southern Pacific
Bay
Complexion Care for Hands as Well as Face
Antoinette Donnelly argues for parallel hand care with facial routines. Wash hands in warm water, scrub nails, and apply a quick-absorbing hand lotion after drying. Nail care with cuticle oil and regular use of a nail salve keeps hands looking young and well groomed, emphasizing natural movement over stiffness.
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Les
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U.S
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