Wall Street Quiet As Oil And Metals Lead Trading
Wall Street in New York opened quiet with oil and metal issues driving activity while most leaders declined. Turnover reached 665,900 shares as rains eased crop fears and diverse stocks moved. some majors rose on refined output hopes and silver bill progress. Wheat and corn fell about two cents while cotton and rubber stayed near even. foreign exchanges gained against the dollar and bonds fluctuated little.
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Wall Street
New York
American Petroleum Institute
New Jersey
California
Seaboard
Amerada
Ohio
Tidewater Associated
Howe Sound
American Sugar Refining
Puerto Rico
Eastman Kodak
Kelvinator
Sehenley
American Commercial Alcohol
J. I. Caselog
Santa Fe
New York Stocks and Bonds Report June 6
New York bonds closed with Liberty bonds at 4 1/4s 33-38, 108.29. Trees 4 1/4s 47-52, 112.10. Fed Farm Mortgage 3 1/4s 64, 102. Home Owners Loan 4s 51, 101.17.
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U. S. Bonds
New York
Liberty Bonds
Fed Farm
Home Owners Loan
Grain futures mixed with varied July September and December quotes
Chicago grain prices on June 6 show July corn at 99 to 99 1/4, September 1 00 1/8, December 1 01 1/2. Corn ranged 55 1/4 to 57 7/8 across months with September and December quotes. Barley July 53 1/2, September 5 1/2. RYB July 62 1/2, September 64 1/2. LARP and aes prices listed at 6.35 to 6.72, Bellies July 8.72 and September 9.00.
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Chicago
RYB
Aes
Domestic wool sales show scattered activity across districts
The AP report notes only scattered closed sales of domestic wools with small lots, while most activity centers on fleeces. New York fleece wool grades 66 3/8 blood sold at 38 cents in grease, and 48s-50s 1/4 blood grades brought 31 cents. Bulk country packed combing wools from New York delivered east also sold around 31 cents in grease.
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Boston
AP US Dept Agr
New York
New York Cotton Futures Close With Mixed Gains
New York cotton moved higher early and then eased, with moderate selling in late trading. July closed at 11.94 to 11.96, October 12.17 to 12.18, December 12.28, January 12.35, March 12.45 to 12.46, May 12.56. Spot middling 12.10.
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al C&dye
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Lambert
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Suer
Vanadum
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West Mid
Howe
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Mtr
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E&m
Standard Statistics Co
Ind
Kansas City Livestock Market Report June 6
Hogs 7,500 uneven steady to 10 higher top 3.40 on choice 220-325 lbs. Packing sows 275-550 lbs 2.40 to 2.75. Cattle 4,500 calves 800 generally steady. Steers good and choice 550-1500 lbs 5.25 to 9.20. Heifers 4.50 to 6.00. Cows good 2.75 to 3.50. Vealers 2.00 to 5.00. Sheep 4,000 spring lambs weak to 25 lower. Yearlings 25-40 9.00. Spring ibris? 8.50-8.5 yearling wethers 5.25 to 6.85 ewes 1.50 to 2.25.
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Kansas City
APU
eReten
New Orleans Cotton Prices Hold Steady in Slow Trade
New Orleans spot cotton was steady with a .8 point uptick as sales reached 525 bales. Middling prices stood at 12.08 cents per pound amid light demand and typical market quiet for June.
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New Orleans
Galveston Spot Cotton Prices Steady
Galveston Texas June 6 Spot cotton remains steady with middling at 12.10 and sales reaching 753 units, reflecting stable market activity for the day as reported by AP.
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Galveston
Tex
U S Start Buying N M Cattle by End of Week
Amarillo Texas June 5 AP Buying of cattle as an emergency relief measure in the drought areas of Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico will begin before the end of the week It was determined here at a conference of relief and agricultural authorities from the three states The program will be under the general supervision of Grover B Hill of Amarillo named by the Department of Agriculture as director for this district designed to bring relief to farmers and ranchers through the purchase of distressed and diseased livestock.
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Amarillo
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Grover B. Hill
Department of Agriculture
Can't choose others mates for them in love
Doris Blake warns readers that meddling in others marriages is wrong and harmful. The piece recounts two reader letters: one about a friend considering an early marriage to a “good for nothing,” and another about a husband opposing his wife's sister's wedding, reflecting how jealousy and control distort choices and harm families.
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Ketter
Onsy
Pay 1933 Taxes by June 15 Says New Mexico Group
A New Mexico Taxpayers Association bulletin urges taxpayers to pay all 1933 taxes before June 15 1934 to avoid interest or penalties. It notes that delinquent prior-year taxes can be paid without interest if 1933 taxes are settled on time, with penalties rising after June 15 and property liens possible by December 1 1934.
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The
New Mexico Taxpayers Association
Indiana bandit said captured near Nashville
Seymour Indiana June 6 AP Sheriff Meredith K Stewart reported that Toots Long one of three youths linked to the deputy sheriff and local policeman shooting slaying was captured this morning in an orchard six miles west of Nashville Indiana The report noted the trio had been involved in the killings and injuries.
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Seymour, Ind
Meredith K. Stewart
Toots” Long
Nashville
Ind
State Baptist Young People Union convention opens in Clovis
Several hundred young people from New Mexico and West Texas gathered for the annual State Baptist Young People Union convention in Clovis. The event lasts through Thursday night with prominent out of state speakers on the program and at least 1,000 expected to attend by the close.
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Clovis
New Mexico
Texas
Baptist Young Peoples Union Convention
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