Wall Street steady amid quiet session on June day
New York June 28 AP stocks showed improved tone led by metal and sugar issues with modest gains across most equities. Major movers included Cuban American Sugar Preferred American Sugar Refining Monsanto Chemical Howe Sound Cerro De Pasco Magma Copper and Case Armour of Illinois Preferred.
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New York
Washington
American Sugar Refining
Monsanto Chemical
Howe Sound
Cerro de Pasco
Magma Copper
Case
Armour of Illinois
American Smelting
Alaska Juneau
Dome
Chrysler
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Santa Fe
Columbian Carbon
Westinghouse Western Union
Red Chemical
New York Stocks Close Broad Market Mixed
New York stock market closes with a wide spread of gains and losses across many issues. Major names such as Coca Cola and General Electric show notable prices, while energy and rail shares add momentum amid tense market sentiment.
Quiet Wool Trade in Boston Markets
Boston reports trade in wool as very quiet with mill buyers surveying new arrivals but largely refraining from commitments. Small fleeces sold on scattered bases with strictly combing 58s 60s and 1/2 blood Ohio at 30 to 32 cents grease and 56s 3/8 blood around 32 to 33 cents.
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Boston
US Dept Agr
Ohio
Chicago Grain Market Quotes for July to December
Wheat figures show July 92 1/8 and September 92 3/4 with December 92. Corn bids list July 61 1/8, September 63, December 64 1/4. Oats run July 44 1/8, September 44 5/8, December 45 1/2. Rye July 66 1/2, September 68 1/2, December 70 3/1. Barley July 55, September 53 2/4. Lard July 6.55, September 6.85, October 6.97. Bellies July 9.30, September 9.40.
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Chicago
U S Bonds Close With Mixed Results In New York
In New York on June 28 AP reports Liberty bonds closed mixed with quotes at 103.25 for the Liberty 4 1/48 22 38 and 113.5 for the believed Treas 4 1/48 47 52. The Fed Farm Mortgage and Home Owners Loan 4s showed varied values with Home Owners Loan at 100.28.
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U.S. Bonds
New York
Liberty
Bonds
Treas
Fed Farm
Home Owners Loan
Livestock Prices Move Mixed Across Markets
Kas City reports from June 28 show cattle and sheep markets varied. Cattle 6000, calves 1500, fed steers and heifers steady, cows steady, bulls weak. steers at 5.5 to 9.0 per hundred, heifers 5.25 to 6.75, cows 2.25 to 4.25, mill fed feeders 3.00 to 5.50. Sheep 4000, spring lambs and yearlings 24 to 50 lower, top native spring lambs 8.25, yearling wethers 5.00 to 6.35, ewes 1.25 to 2.00.
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Kas
Cotton futures rise on dry southwest and wheat strength
New York June 28 AP cotton futures closed steady with gains of 10 to 13 points. July 12.22 24, Oct 12.47 48, Dec 12.61, Jan 12.65, March 12.36, May 12.80. Spot middling 12.45. Continuous market signals point to inflationary fears and demand, while weather and crop conditions in the southwest weigh on sentiment.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Goodyer
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Holland
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Wete&m
Spot Cotton Steady in Galveston Market
The Galveston market for spot cotton on June 28 reported prices at middling 12.85 cents per pound with sales totaling 225 bales. The day’s activity shows demand steady as prices held firm at 10 points above base.
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Galveston
New Orleans Cotton Prices Steady as Market Closes
New Orleans cotton held steady on June 28 with middling at 12.36 dollars per hundredweight, up 14 points, futures for ce cotton inching higher amid quiet trading and market support from steady demand.
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New Orleans
Stock Averages June 28 1934 Market Day Totals
Stock averages for June 28 show 50 Industrials at 89.4, 45.7 for Rails, 70.4 Utilities, 79.3 Total index. Today’s totals list 888 at 45.5, 70.5 and 72.8 in related columns from Standard Statistics Co.
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Standard Statistics Co
New York Curb Market Stocks Snapshot
AP reports a compact listing of trading quotes with multiple companies and securities. Notable entries include Newmont Min at 63, Humble Gil 41 7/8, Ford Mot Ltd 7 7/8, Tul f Oil Pa 64 1/2, and Texon 611 5 3/4, reflecting varied prices across mining energy and industrial sectors.
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Curb
Associated Press
Alum Co Am
Amn
E Bons & Sh
Ford Mot Ltd
Tulf Oil Pa
Hecla Mining
Humble Gil
Lib McN & L
Newmont Min
Nia Hud Pow
Péhh Road
St OH Ind
Swift & Co
Texon
Dangerous Days for Baby Now in Winter
Washington reports that infant mortality shifted from summer to winter dangers. Gasrointestinal deaths fell from 15 to 8 per 1000 live births between 1921 and 1930, tied to milk and water issues, while respiratory diseases stayed around 10 to 11 per 1000 births across 1921 to 1920, indicating winter illnesses remain a grave risk for infants.
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Washington
Children’s Bureau
Street riots at Milwaukee during car strike
Street fighting erupted at the Milwaukee Electric Railway barns as strike pickets pulled Motorman John Nixon from his car and beat him and guard John Zak. Pickets kicked in doors swarmed into the car and smashed windows as Nixon was struck and Zak was mauled, marking a daytime disorder during the strike.
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Milwaukee
Oakland Avenue
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
John Nixon
John Zak
Nixon
Zak
Returns Made on Grand Jury Panel
Sheriff John C. Peck announced the grand jury panel returns for Chaves county. Sixteen names were listed for a 12 member grand jury to be seated after reporting at 9:00 a.m. on July 6 in the district courtroom. Names include Oscar Kunkel Ralph A. Sheehan W. J. Fowler L. S. Kurtz Grady Harris Ellis Whitney Sam E. Butler Austin Reeves Paul Whitman Samuel Butler FE. Coats B. F. Knoll J. M. Baxley J. P. White Jr. and G. C. DeTemple.
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John C. Peck
Chaves County
Grand Jury
Oscar Kunkel
W. R. Cobean
Ralph A. Sheehan
W. J. Fowler
L. S. Kurtz
Grady Harris
Ellis Whitney
Sam E. Butler
Americans Open Wimbledon Singles Play With Wins
Wimbledon June 28 AP Helen Hall Jacobs the American champion advanced to the third round defeating Dorothy Andrus 6 2 6 1. Sidney B Wood Jr beat H G N Cooper 4 6 6 2 6 2 6 1. Frank Shields progressed to the fourth round by default. Rene Mathieu beat Mrs Harry Hopman 3 6 6 1 6 3. Fred Perry defeated R Menzel 0 6 6 3 5 7 6 4 6 2. Lester Stofen joined Perry in the fourth round with a 6 4 6 4 6 3 win over Marcel Teernard. Dave Jones defeated J Siba to advance.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Hall Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody
Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Conn
Frank Shields
New York
H. C. Fisher
Switzerland
Rene Mathieu
Harry Hopman
Australia
Fred Perry
Roderick Menzel
Czecholovakia
Lester Stofen
Perry
Marcel Teernard
Dave Jones
Cambridge
Columbia University
J. Siba
Falcon Talks 10 World Fair Crowd at Chicago Exhibit
Louis Falconi spoke for 15 minutes via short wave radio with Roy Higgins of station W9USA at the Hall of Science in Chicago's World’s Fair. The event drew a listening crowd as Higgins announced Falconi had won Hoover’s 1921 Amateur Radio Cup for top U.S. station and progress in the field. Higgins also noted Porto Rico’s 85 degree temperature while Roswell registered 99. Falconi’s station is W5ZA with listed seasonal frequencies. George Lott advanced to the next round by defeating Nigel Sharpe in a five set Wimbledon match 7-5 2-6 -5 1-6 6-4.
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Louis Falconi
Roy Higens
W9usa
Chicago
Roswell
Hall of Science
Falconi
Higgins
Porto Rica
Mr. Falconi
Mr. Higgins
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
United States
W5za
George Lott
Nigel Sharpe
Henri Coechet
Trio at Clayton Planned Escape
Three men arrested in Clayton New Mexico for abducting Denver telephone worker Lowell McClure faced a thwarted escape plot. Bud Cripp and Al Reagan purportedly planned to club their way from jail while John Guypin, shot by Clayton officers, lay hospitalized. Police recovered an iron pipe used to threaten guards and forceful escape attempts.
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Denver
Clayton
N. M
Lowell W. McClure
Bud ‘Fripp
al Reagan
John Guypin
Butis
Reagon
NRA Fight in Harriman Ushers Uprising Threats
In Harriman Tennessee on June 28 AP reports labor unrest with Abductor Fred G Held recounting a mob assault as organizers vow to return. Heid, who fled to Chattanooga, told Emil Rieve of Philadelphia that union organizers will not be terrorized by lynch law methods. A mob beat him, with threats against strike leaders and local attorney W Hannah. Also noted are golf results from a separate event with Verne Stewart defeating Dave Goldman 1 up.
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Harriman
Tenn
Fred G. Held
Ican Federation Pers
Chattanooga
Emil Rieve
Philadelphia
Federation
American Federation of Labor
Heid
Proyers
General Johnson
W. Hannah
Little Among Favorites Dropped From Trans-Mississippi
Dallas on June 28 AP reports golf star W Lawson Little the British amateur champion was one of several favorites who failed to advance in the trans Mississippi championship as final rounds unfolded in Texas with competitors from multiple clubs aiming for the title.
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Dallas
Texas
W. Lawson Little
Low streams cause White Mt fish dying in drought
Carrizozo residents who have lived here since 1917 report unprecedented low water. White Mountain streams show fish dying rapidly as Bonito Dam readings reach seven feet, indicating emergency conditions to protect supplies.
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Carrizozo
White Mountain
Bonito
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