Stock market gains lift wall street on late rally
A sharp grains rally and a firmer dollar spurred a late stock market advance after an early deficit. Trading was dull with May issues slipping slightly as investors rotated into industrials and farm shares led gains. Cites include International Harvester Coca Roebuck and Caterpillar with notable strength in American Tobacco and Lorillard while railroad stocks wavered and a rail bill setback weighed on some fees. The dollar held firm. Sterling opened at 4.081/2 and francs stood at 4.75 cents.
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New York Stocks End of Day Close Report
The New York Stock Exchange closes with a broad list of advancing and declining issues led by major names such as American Telephone Amoco and General Electric. Traders weighed industry leaders and shifts across sectors as prices moved in wide ranges through the session.
Boston Wool Prices and Demand Rise for Combings
Territory wools show fairly high demand with strengthening prices. Original bag lines of 64s and finer French combing wools sell at 66-67s secured. Similar grades firm at 65s scoured. Shorter territory wools for combing scarce at 62s. Strong demand persists for strictly combing 48 and 50s territory wools at 57-59s scoured.
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Chicago Grain Futures Close For June
Chicago grain and livestock market reports show July wheat at 75 3 8, September 77 1 8, December 79 1 2. July corn 45 3 4, September 48 5 8, December 51 1 2. July oats 27 7 8, September 29 3, December 30 5 3. July rye 61, September 62 5 8, December 64 3 4. July barley 36, September 37 7 8. December no sales. lard July 6 45, September 6 65. bellies July 7 15, September 7 42.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Cattle at Kansas City show 1000 head with calves 309. Yearling prices reach up to 6.25 for choice stock, heifers and mixed yearlings mostly 4.75 to 5.50, cows 4.00 to 3.50. top yealers at 5.50. Hogs 6000 head steady to lower later. most 4.35 to 4.45 for 180 to 320 lb. sows 3.50 to 3.90. Pigs scarce, weak to lower around 3.50. Sheep 3000 head. lambs up 10 to 25 cents, natives up to 8.00, bulk 7.85 to 8.00, rizonas 7.40.
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New York cotton climbs after early decline
New York cotton futures rallied from a morning drop to gains of 19 to 24 points as Washington reports sparked expectations of acreage control. July futures at 9.16-17, October 9.42-44, December 9.58-59, January 9.65, March 9.79, spot Middling quiet.
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Dempsey hails Baer as boxing’s new old-time fighter
In a conversation with Edward J. Neil for Associated Press, Jack Dempsey says Max Baer embodies the return of the big heavyweight era. He touts Baer’s power and courage, believes Baer could outlast Schmeling, and notes Baer’s potential to become one of boxing’s great heavyweights.
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Stock Averages and Market Notes for June 9, 1933
Stock averages show 50 industrials at 86.3, railroads 43.4, utilities 103.5, and totals 82.7 with prior day figures 85.3, 43.3, 102, 81.9. New 1933 highs referenced alongside June 9 data compiled by Standard Statistics Co.
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New York Curb Crisis Reported In June Closure
New York on June 9 reports AP dispatch noting curb operations amid a broader citywide effort to curb traffic and street congestion. The item highlights ongoing measures by authorities to regulate parking, loading zones, and street use as part of urban mobility initiatives.
Argument at Polo Grounds Between Po and I
A disagreement occurred at the Polo Grounds involving Po and I. The altercation prompted by a heated exchange led to tensions but no formal charges or injuries were reported.
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Upward Rush in Wool Market Said Stayed By Week’s End
Boston reports the Commercial Bulletin notes a temporary pause in the wool market. Prices for regionally controlled wools show no rise versus private dealer stocks, while western demand cools and foreign markets stay strong. Mohair remains firm and mills have orders into July and beyond.
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Mattern Revives Flight Across Siberia to Krasnoyarsk
Moscow reports Jimmy Mattern the round the world flier reached Beloye Siberia near Irkutsk and planned to stay overnight. By June 9 he departed Krasnoyarsk four hours after arriving from Belovo, continuing his bid to set a globe girdling record despite earlier sickness and gear trouble.
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Tax sale push outlined by Santa Fe official
Santa Fe junior tax chief Byron O Beall defended the new delinquent tax collection law against the moratorium, saying interest and penalties resume after June 17 and five days suffice for the planned sales. He noted 1930 and earlier taxes stay under prior law, while thousands of parcels in Santa Fe and Lea counties await filing as suits loom.
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Lawmakers vow continued push after failed provision
A speaker urged persistence after resisting a change to area and road mileage rules. He asserted the fight continues and pledged to pursue the provision in the house, stating the battle is not over and plans to press the issue persistently.
Galveston Cotton Market Steady At 15 Up
Spot cotton in Galveston on June 9 held steady at 15 points higher with middling grade at 8.95. Total sales reached 771 bales as upland prices remained firm in early trading.
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New Orleans Cotton closes higher on demand
New Orleans spot cotton rose 13 points to end at 601 with middling 9.13 as market demand remained firm. AP report from New Orleans on June 9 noted gains driven by buying interest and steady export chatter.
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Prices for assorted canes and domestic grades listed
A historical price list records domestic and foreign item grades with ranges such as Texas spring 26 to 27 and Arizona 20 to 21, plus cane winter firsts 11 to 12 and turkey prices from 10 to 18. The document notes nominal values and foreign prices in bond, reflecting a 65 to 67 context.
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