Wall Street Falls, Dollar Weakens Markets Tumble
The Dow faced sharp declines as the dollar strengthened and a British pound slide fueled fears of Anglo American currency stabilization. Trading was dull with widespread losses among leaders, with American Telephone, Allied Chemical, and other majors slipping several points amid intermittent rallies.
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Chicago grain prices for June deliveries
AP reports in Chicago a market close with futures for grains and fats. Wheat quotes range from July 74 5 8 to December 79 1 2. Corn futures span July 45 1 8 to December 51 1 4. Oats move from July 28 1 2 to December 31 7 8. Rye posts July 61 5 8 up to December 67. Barley shows July 36 1 8 to December 4 1 2. Lard prices: July 6 22, September 6 49, July 7 00, September 7 30.
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New York Cotton Closes Easy After Pressures From Acreage Talks
New York cotton prices fluctuated as traders awaited Washington terms on acreage reductions. Early declines of 17 to 19 points gave way to rallies, then renewed selling pushed futures lower. By late afternoon October near 9.39, general losses 13 to 17 points, July 8.58-87, Dec 9.26-30, spot middling 8.95.
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Western grown wools active with steady prices
Western grown wools see increased trading and inquiries for fleeces as higher prices hold. Texas wools 65-68, French combing and average combing 64s, finer territory wools 68-80 scoured in original bags Reuters Boston trade note.
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Kansas City Livestock and New York Curb Markets Summary
Kansas City market load notes cattle calves fed steers and yearlings steady to weak with prices 4.75 to 6.00 for loaded steers while fat heifers and yearlings bring 4.50 to 5.00 and cows and bulls show stable ranges. Hogs active with top 4.40 for 200 to 290 pounds and 4.30 to 4.44 for 180 to 325 pounds. sows 3.39 to 3.85. New York curb close lists diverse equities with mixed gains and losses. Galveston cotton reports steady killing classes with lambs 7.25 and spot cotton around 6.75 to 6.83. searlings 5.46 to 5.50 and general market tone cautious.
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Stock Averages Report June 15 With Varied Indices
Stock averages for June 15 show 5 industries and 20 railroad stocks with mixed results. Indices indicate today’s levels around 19.7 for one group, 41.6 for another, and 99.9 for a third, with a previous day reading of 85.6 and 44.9 and 108.3, reflecting market activity across sectors.
New Orleans Cotton Market Holds Steady Close
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady 28 points higher with sales of 882 bales, middling at 8.85 cents per pound. AP report from June 15 notes steady tone in a light trading day.
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Debt Debates Tension Over London Conference Notes
A public note from Britain and a U S response split Congress as Republicans decry the debt handling while Roosevelt defends the administration. France Italy Poland and Belgium face partial or no payments, with silver remonetization debated and Britain seeking to fund debts via a silver payment.
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Three Simple Exercises For A Neater Beach Figure
Antoinette Donnelly prescribes three core movements to improve posture and define the waist hips back and chest. Start with a toe rise and arm extension, exhale on lowering, repeat ten. Side lunges with arm locks stretch the side body, then repeat on the opposite side. Lie back, reach toes, rise to sit and touch toes to stretch back and shoulders.
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Penney Co Sales Show Good Increase
Gross sales for May 1933 reached 14 422 845.34 compared with 12 645 443.84 in May 1932, an increase of 1 787 401.51 or 14.13 percent the largest percentage rise since April 1930. Cumulative May 31 1933 sales total 56 402 697.47 versus 57 255 271.30 for the same period in 1932, down 852 572.83 or 1.49 percent.
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Roswell Auto Co. Ady Explains New Reflector Law
Roswell Auto Co introduces new stock of reflectors required by the state law. Ady notes compliance guidelines and urges motorists to update vehicles with the mandated reflectors to ensure visibility and safety under the new regulation.
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Hyland Warns of Losses From Veterans Benefit Cuts
Speaker Hyland says reduced veterans compensation will cost Chaves County up to 14960 monthly and 167520 yearly, harming business and tourism. He cites 85 percent of former beneficiaries cut off, 15 percent reduced, causing charity burdens and unemployment risks while urging community and state action.
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RCA Victor car radio installation ad by Zink Music Co
Vacationsists will want a new RCA Victor automobile radio installed in their car. Wonderful performance. Only 39.95 installed. 20 minutes required to install. Zink Music Co.
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Notice of Administrator for Latimer Estate in New Mexico
Earl Latimer named administrator of the Arthur Everett Latimer estate by the Probate Judge of Chaves County New Mexico. All creditors must file claims with the County Clerk of Chaves County within one year or be barred by law. Ady.
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Anglers at Country Club Have Good Luck
About 25 fishermen fished Country Club lake as the season opened. They caught 25 bass 28 perch and 5 crappie. Early risers from three o'clock had the best luck with heavy bites early, slowing later in the morning.
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