Wall Street Ends Mixed As Markets React To News
Wall Street trading on June 19 saw the market retreat after a brief good news rally as traders priced in a technical reaction after Congress adjourned for the summer. Most stocks edged down 1 to 2 points with favorites like U S Steel and Bethlehem facing declines while some issues held losses limited.
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Congress
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Howe Sound
Cerro de Pasco
American - Smelting
Noranda
Amerada
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
United Aircraft
Douglas Aircraft
Wright Aeronautical
Westinghouse
General Motors
Chrysler
Santa Fe
Gentral
American Beet Sugar
Liggett & Myers B
Freeport Texas
Sears Roebuck
Loew's
Bohn Aluminum
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
Great Western Sugar
Union Pacific
Chicago Grain Market Report June 19
Chicago grain futures close with Wheat July 94 7/8 and Sept 95 1/4. December 96 1/2. Corn July 58 7/8, Sept 60 1/4, Dec 60 3/8. Oats July 43 3/4, Sept 43 1/2, Dec 44 3/3. Rye July 66 1/2, Sept 67 7/8, Dec 69 7/8. Barley July 580 1/2, Sept 5 3/4. Lard July 6.69, Sept 6.97, Oct 7.07. Bellies July 9.37, Sept 9.67.
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Sugar beet seeds ready to harvest in New Mexico
Sugar beet seed crops at Oasis Ranch and Fred Nelson place are ready for harvest this week. Agronomist J O Overpeck from State College Las Cruces inspected and explained seed production under contract with beet sugar manufacturers. He noted the Pecos valley climate favors a one year crop and projected future expansion.
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New Mexico
Pecos Valley
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Nelson
Pecos
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Kansas City Livestock Market Report June 19
Hogs 3000 mostly steady top 4.65 on choice 200-270 lbs. packing sows 275-550 lbs 3.50 to 4.15. Cattle 4500, calves 700, killing classes steady, fed steers slow, vealers steady to 50 lower. Choice 1464 lb steers 8.85, heifers 5.25 to 6.50, cows 3.50 to 4.00, milk fed wealers 3.00 to 6.00. Sheep 4500, spring lambs and yearlings steady to storag, odd lots steady. spring lambs 8.50 to 9.10, yearling wethers 5.00 to 6.90, ewes 1.25 to 2.00.
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US Dépt
Cotton futures trim losses as weather prospects improve
New York cotton prices eased early on June 19 as improved southern weather prospects prompted selling. Contracts later recovered to close steadier with July at 12.15 to 12.17, October around 12.52, January 12.59, May 12.81 and middling at 12.35.
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New York
Market Quotes From AP Stock Listing Fragment
An unclear AP listing shows various tickers and prices such as Amn Cyan B 18 and Nat Gas A 1.5, with numerous others including Gulf Oil Pa 65 3/4 Humble Oi 44 1/4 and Newmont Min 53. It appears as a partial stock market snapshot with scattered figures and no cohesive narrative.
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Alum
Go Am
Amn Cyan
Amn G&ee
Amt
Goo GU & E
Peway
Det Aircraft
Bons & Sh
Ford Mot Ltd
Gulf Oil Pa
Humble Oi
Newmont Min
Nia Hud
Penn Road
St Oi Ind
Swift & €O
Unit Gas
Bond prices and yields in New York listings
U S Bonds in New York on June 19 reported Liberty bonds closing at 83 38 for the Fourth 4 1/4s 103.23, Treas 4 1/4s at 113.5, Fed Farm Mortgage 3 1/4s at 102, and Home Owners Loan 4s at 191.7.
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New York
Liberty
Treas
Fed Farm Mtg
Home Owners Loan
Stock Averages Report June 19 1934
Stock averages listed for June 19 show the day’s figures: Industrial 60, Railroads 20, Utilities 20, with total index 90. TI Today 91.2, 46.6, 721, 80.9. Pro day 92.9, 47.3, 73.1, 82.4.
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Wool market and receipts shift in Boston week ending June 16
A scattered demand was received on Ohio and similar fleeces. Strictly combing 56s 3/8 blood fleeces were sold recently at 33 cents in the grease by a house that had sold at 32 cents within the past two weeks. Estimated receipts of domestic wool at Boston, reported to the Boston grain and flour exchange during week ending June 16, amounted to 2,677,900 pounds compared with 3,298,200 the prior week.
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US Dept
Ohio
Boston Grain and Flour Exchange
New Orleans Spot Cotton Price Steady at 12.31
New Orleans on June 19 spot cotton held steady with an advance of 21 points. Sales totaled 770 bales as middling grade traded at 12.31 dollars per hundredweight.
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New Orleans
Galveston Spot Cotton Steady at 12.30 Middling
In Galveston on June 19, AP reports spot cotton steady at 25 points and middling price at 12.30, with sales totaling 175 bales.
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Galveston
Nurses Sought to Fight Infantile Paralysis in Los Angeles
Los Angeles reports an epidemic of infantile paralysis with 911 cases city and county since May 1. Citywide efforts call for graduate nurses for special duty at General Hospital as new cases declined to 35 yesterday.
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General Hospital
Attempt to Kill Charge In Albuquerque
Alfred Springer a longtime con stable waives preliminary hearing in justice court on assault with intent to kill and deadly weapon charges stemming from a shooting four weeks earlier that injured his wife. Bond set at 500 dollars, posted by Springer.
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Alfred Springer
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Springer
Congress Ends Amidroom Jeers and Roosevelt Sleep
Congress adjourned after final action on a $2 billion relief bill and banking measures. President Roosevelt rested at the White House as Senators contended over railroad labor law terms, company unions, and yellow dog contracts. Robinson and Wheeler led filibuster efforts before a late passage decision.
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Camp Chatter and Star Teams Highlight Camp Notes
Camp Chatter reports undefeated softball squads in camp leagues led by CCC Malone Team in the National League with Shaw's Grocery as a strong challenger. American League features undefeated CCC Lake Team and Mabie-Lowrey Hardware meeting Monday to decide the division winner. Updates include player moves, Lt Lemley’s visit, and a benefit party for old-timers.
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Who Is Governor of New Mexico Today
Santa Fe June 19 AP reports the governorship is in question as Gov A W Hockenhull travels between New Mexico and Colorado with Attorney General E K Neumann and state engineer Tom McClure for dam talks. Secretary of State Marguerite P Paca is next in line but is in San Jose, with Sen Lee Brown Atwood acting as president pro tempore.
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E. K. Neumann
Tom McClure
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Marguerite P. Paca
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Sen
Lee Brown Atwood
Lordsburg
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Strike Breaker Prepares as Steel Labor Talks Stall
Labor officials and government mediators push to avert a steel strike while P L Bergoff of New York, the dean of strike-breakers, buys arms and ammunition, sets up a commissary, and recruits 10000 guards. Bergoff has intervened in over a thousand strikes in thirty years, with Wood as chief executive while he claims to be unavailable. Record Want-Ads Get Resells.
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New York
Bergoff
Record setting Indianapolis race proves tire safety through Gum-Dipping
The Indianapolis 500 saw no tire failures among 53 entries as Firestone tires, built with Gum-Dipping and high strength cords, endured extreme speeds and heat. The event set a new world speed record of 104.865 mph for 500 miles, with minimal pit stops and reduced tire wear, while drivers faced scorching temperatures and fewer substitutions.
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