Stock markets hold steady amid late rail rally gains
Wall Street closes with a firm undertone as a late rail rally boosts sentiment. Copper climbs to its highest since 193? with bullion and metals leading buying. Airlines, utilities, and tobaccos edge higher while fears over freight car loadings persist. Roosevelt's policy signals and railroad bill talks draw attention. Foreign exchange shows slight shifts with sterling and French francs quoted near prior levels.
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New York Stocks Close Mixed Amid Broad Rallies
The New York Stock Exchange closes with mixed results as many industrials advance. Leaders include Coca Cola and Sears Roebuck, while utilities like American Tobacco and Anaconda show notable moves. Traders cite light volume and late-day consolidation across sectors.
Solve the Magic Square Mystery Contest
A long contest note invites readers to solve a magic square puzzle to reveal what George Arliss thinks of The Working Man. Prizes include guest tickets for the Princess engagement with Arliss and Bette Davis. Winners named in tomorrow's Record.
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Fathers and Mothers in Study Join Parents Meeting
Gladys Huntington Bevans notes a shift from single sex clubs to the United Parent's Association of New York urging inclusive membership and evening meetings for fathers. The plan includes borough wide evening study groups as fathers participate, enriching their horizons and parenting.
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United Parent’s Association of New York
Ocean Park or Bust Record Want Ads
A compact notice highlights want ads seeking Ocean Park or related records. The item notes that the ads aim to resolve listings and obtain results, reflecting a community search for a specific destination.
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Chicago grain prices and futures quotes
Chicago grain prices for June bids show Wheat July 73 3 4, September 75 3 4, December 78 1 2. Corn July 45 3 8, September 47 7 8, December 59 3 4. Rye July 60 2 8, September 61 3 4, December 64 1 4. Barley July 6 1 4, September 87. Oats July 6 55, September 6 72. Beans July 7 30, September 7 60.
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New York Curbs Market Close Highlights June 1
AP wire reports a mixed curb close with Ark Nat Gas at 3 1 2, City Sve New 5 3 4, Gulf Oil 52 1 2, Humble 72, Newmont 43, Texon 11 5 8, and other names like Coas Cop 2 1 4 and Unit Verde 4 3 4 showing varied gains and losses in a broad market summary.
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Boston Wool Prices Edge Up Amid Tight Supplies
Domestic wools moved at firm to slightly higher prices than last week as demand remains steady. Sales volume is lighter due to limited quantities of many types and delayed arrivals of fine and territory fleece wools. Slowness in Texas wools reflects mills’ large purchases of old stock in April and May.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City market data shows cattle volumes around 2000 with calves 600. fed steers and yearlings up 10 to 15 cents. Top yearling steers at 6.80, other cattle mixed. butcher cows 3.25 to 3.75. vealers 5.00 to 5.50. Hogs 6000 sold with steady to lower packer demand. top 4.65 for 200-250 lb hogs. sows varied. Sheep 8000 with lambs 15 to 25 cents higher. natives to shippers 7.50. yearlings firm. best at 6.00.
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Stock Averages June 1 1933 Market Totals Decline
Stock averages for June 1 show 50 Industrial, 20 Rail, 20 Utilities with a total of 90. Today’s index is 81.5 with 43.8 and 90.9 as subcomponents. A prev day reading was 80.6, 42.6, 91.26.6. The figures reflect Standard Statistics Co data for the period.
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Cotton futures edge higher then steady in New York
In New York June 1 traders saw an initial drop in cotton on easy Liverpool cables and favorable weather and crop news, followed by a late rally. October climbed to about 9.54 but midafternoon ticks remained weak, settling 2 to 3 points lower. Spot quiet at middling 9.25.
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New Orleans Cotton Prices Climb Steady at Close
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady 7 points down amid light sales of 1028 bales. Middling cotton priced at 9.10 cents per pound.
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Galveston Cotton Prices Steady in Texas Trade
In Galveston Texas on June 1 AP reports spot cotton steady with a 5 cent drop to mid cling 8.95 per unit and total sales at 1029 units.
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Bank may reopen in Albuquerque without RFC aid
Albuquerque bank examiner John Bingham said First Savings Bank and Trust Company could reorganize without Reconstruction Finance Corporation help if it raises about 140000 dollars in capital and 20000 dollars in surplus locally. The June 1 statement notes potential stabilizing measures and local funding as key steps toward relaunch.
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Quick Action to Resume Operations At Bank
Bank to resume normal operations if present depositors consent to impound 50 percent of their deposits. Audit, underway for nearly two months, expected to finish within a few days, says bank examiner.
Morgan Favorites and the Senate Hearing on Morgan Co
Senate investigators move to publish part of the J. P. Morgan & Co partnership agreement omitting partner names and interest percentages from the public record. Ferdinand Pecora and John W. Davis defended privacy as Morgan's counsel, while reporters pressed for details of the firm’s underwriting and stock dealings amid public scrutiny.
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Tariff bill would empower executive with treaty power
Washington June 1 AP Speaker Rainey said the proposed tariff bill as drafted would give the President power to negotiate reciprocal treaties with other nations without prior Senate approval. The remark came as reporters questioned the bill's reach and constitutional scope.
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