Wall Street Ends Mixed After Grain Market Rebound
Wall Street in late dealings showed unsettled activity after a grain market relapse. Early gains faded into moderate losses as profit taking and dull trading dominated. the day closed irregular with a turnover of 882 015 shares. Wheat fell over 3 cents per bushel on harvest expansion, cotton slipped after morning gains, and hogs at Chicago posted a third straight advance.
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Johns Manville
American Beet
Great Western Sugar
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of
New Jersey
North American
Columbian Gas
American Telephone
U. S
du Pont
Case
General ,Motors
American Can
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Schenley
Auburn
Coadyear
Kansas City Livestock Market Report June 13
Kansas City market report shows hogs 15 to 25 higher with top 4.10 for 200-260 lb hogs, sows 270 to 550 lb 3.00 to 6.00, cattle 4,000 with calves 800 and killing classes up to 25 higher. Yearling steers 8.50, steers 5.85 to 9.50, heifers 5.25 to 6.50, cows 3.50 to 4.00, vealers 3.00 to 5.50. Sheep 6,000 with spring lambs active and top 8.75, yearling wethers 4.75 to 6.75, ewes 1.25 to 2.00.
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Kansas City
Chicago Grain closes with mixed futures in June report
The Chicago grain page shows July wheat at 96 1/8, September 96 4/8, December 98 1/2 while July corn 57 5/8, September 59 5/8, December 61 1/4. Oats futures trade around 44 in July and 43 7/8 to 44 7/8 in September and December, with odd figures for January and September. Lard and bellies also listed withJuly and September prices, reflecting a quiet broader session.
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Chicago
Rarle Ludy
Market Report Examples From An Early 20th Century Ledger
The list shows diverse company and commodity tickers with fluctuating fractions, including Alum Co Am, Amn Cyan, Ford Mot Ltd, Humbie Oil, Penn Read, St Oil Ind, and Texan Of, reflecting day trading activity and prices in a historic stock ticker page. Numerous abbreviations indicate assorted industries and public utilities, with several entries in fractional price forms.
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Ark Nat Gas
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Humbie Oil
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NRA price fixing policy sparks debate over monopoly impact
A reported critique questions the new NRA price fixing policy as no real change since approved codes remain in force. General Johnson and Thompson argue the policy merely amends codes, preserving monopoly dynamics, causing higher prices and wage stagnation while expanding concentration in industry and labeling NRA as a step toward fascism.
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General Johnsoén
Thompson
NRA
United States
Stock Averages and Market Figures Reported
The snippet lists stock averages and market figures with mixed OCR text from 1934. It includes numbers such as 91.8 16.5 70.2 and 92.0 46.2 69.8 81.4, along with references to Standard Statistics Co and date-like markers. The legible items indicate a daily stock summary or index values, but the exact securities or dates remain unclear.
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Opyright
Standard Statistics Co. Jurte
Wool market report from Boston June 12 APS Dept Abt
In Boston wool prices edge higher with small lots of new delaine Ohio wool at 30 to 31 cents grease and old similar wools at 22 cents. Combings 56s 3/8 blood fleeces appear occasionally around 32 to 33 cents. Western grown wools unchanged amid very limited demand.
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Hoston
APS
Boston Mharket
Totton Market Report From New Orleans June 13
AP summary notes steady prices in New Orleans trading with Totton, sales totaling 1 618 middling quality. The report references stable demand and unchanged market conditions despite limited detail.
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New Orleans Totton
New Orleans
Totton
Cotton futures edges up on light buying and profit taking
New York traders reported early advances in cotton today with modest selling and profit taking later. Forecasts of showers in droughty western regions and clear weather in the east influenced the market as futures closed steady to slightly higher with July to December contracts quoted around 12.13 to 12.48 per unit.
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New York
Co Tton
National Flag Day Reminder and History
Tomorrow June 14 marks National Flag Day urging display of the American flag. The 13 stripes and stars date to 1777, with later changes in 1795 and 1818 as new states joined, reflecting amendments to the flag design and its official status.
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Congress
Washington
United States
Union
Hope News Highlights Social Visits and Local Events
Bay City visitors Mrs Eugene Laymand and her son stay with the Wed dige family while Miss Inez Blakeney of Artesia and Miss Frances Johnson of Artesia visit relatives. Roswell guests Mrs Ada Belle Trimble and Mrs Mabelle Watts join sister Yirs Altman. A Long Beach guest Babe Higgins and hosts Cy and Mrs Bunting attend a ranch party. The Civic League held a Friday dance at Woodman Hall with a large valley turnout. Local families shuttle between Artesia Carlsbad and Albuquerque for summer programs and family visits. A picnic honors Earl Whitaker of Moorpark. John Igen marks seventy with family barbecue. The Elephant Butte district plans July 3 meetings to set 1954 assessments. Record Want-Ads Get Results.
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Inez Blakeney
Artesia
Frances Johnson
Ada Belle Trimble
Mabelle Watts
Roswell
Yirs
Cy Bunting
Mr Higgis
Bryant Williams
Margaret
Margie Johnson
Corrine Puckett
Nola Stephens
Albuquerque
State University
Bill Watts
Dunkin
Dave Bunting
Bill Bunting
T. M. B@bo
Basil Bobo
Hope
Seibey Cox
el Paso Gap
Carlsbad Hospital
Gordon Sterling
Weed
Cox
Hope District
Mountain District
J. H. Bridgman
Earl Whitaker
Moorpark
Liberty bonds close with mixed gains in market
AP reports New York June 16 bonds ended with Liberty bonds showing mixed moves. Fourth 4 1/4s traded around 33 to 38, 3 1/2s near 47 to 52, Farm Mortgage 3 1/8s around 52, and Owners Loan 4s around 101.8 with accompanying quotations and slight changes in overall levels.
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T. S. Bonds
New York
Liberty Bonds
Steine Owners Loan
Galveston Spot Cotton Steady At 12.75 Cents
Galveston Texas June 13 AP Spot cotton held steady at middling 12.75 cents as sales reached 1,760 bales. Market notes indicate no change from prior levels.
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Galveston
Tex
Expected Home Tomorrow Dr Crile Returns from Santa Fe
Dr A D Crile is expected home tomorrow after a stay in Santa Fe since Sunday on business. The surgeon, a noted figure, was in the southwest city for professional matters and plans to resume duties upon arrival.
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A. D. Crile
Santa Fe
Record Wam-Aas Get Resrite
January 12.54 March 12.65 May 12.74 spot steady middling 12.50. Wam-Aas record midmonth update shows price levels and market tone with steady spot and midgrade standing.
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