Stocks Move Cautiously Amid Stabilization Talks and FX Rally
The market opened with mixed tone as London stabilization moves and franc devaluation hints spurred Continental short covering. Trading slowed after a feverish run, with a brisk byte on currencies and notable gains in select issues while bonds held steadier and commodities softened. The day ended irregularly with a 4,592,740 share turnover and distinct moves in steel, alcohol related stocks, and standard brands.
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New York
London
Poe
Tol
Goiu Bioc
New York Stocks Find Firm To Strengthening Trend
New York stocks on June 29 show firm to strengthening tendencies with six indices and 20 rates of return idle. Mills take inventories and focus less on accumulating raw wool beyond current needs as prices edge higher compared with the previous day.
New York Cotton Markets Show Irregularity on Uncertain Outlook
New York cotton prices fluctuated as uncertainties from the international situation weighed on trade. Liverpool buying and liquefaction concerns followed, with margins aimed at balancing accounts until clearer London conference reports arrived. Market turned steadier midafternoon with wheat and stock rallies supporting futures.
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Liverpool
London
Kansas City Livestock Market Report June 29
Cattle 2500, beef prospects weak to 25c lower. calves mostly down 25c. Hogs 4000, slow and uneven. most prices 10-15c lower with heavy hogs around 4.40. Sheep 4000, lambs 25c lower. natives top 6.75, bulk 6.50 to 6.15. Slaughter cows steady. sows 3.35 to 3.79. Vealers steady. better vealers 4.50 to 5.50. Mortality noted?
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Kansas City
Texas
New York Curb Market Close and Grain Reports
June 29 AP brief notes curb stocks with gains and losses across industries led by Alum Co Am and Am Ford War. Grain futures show wheat corn rye oats with varying futures, while other market indexes, oil, gas, and wool trade details are listed for the day.
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York Stock Exchange
Har
Adv Ruml
Airlin
IMM Ciif
Nki
al& Dye
Sil
Allis C
T&t
Amerada
Myvi
AmerCan
Kencott
Amcar&f
Ikxrog Gr
Am&forp
Lambert
Amer Int
AmerLoc
Mack Tr
P&l
AmRadSt
Meketin Amrobm
Midcpet
AmSmelt
Mo Pac I
AmSugar
Mont Wa
AmTob B
Murray C
AmWtWk
Nash Mtr
Wooin
Nat Bis
WinPf
Nat Cash
Anacend
Nat Dary
Anchor C
Nat Diet
Armillb
Nat P&l
NY Ctl
Nynh&h
Opt
NorAmn
Qsedl
NorAmPf
Bendix A
Noy Pac
Beth Sti
OwllGl
Boh Alum
Pac G&e
Borden
Packarda
Bulova
Para Pub
BuradMa
Penn RR
Penny JC
Cal Hee
Can Dry
Phil Peter Can Pac
Parrow A
Cace JI Procomb
Cer Pas
Pullman
C&o Ratil
Chi RI €&P
Radio C
Mysir
RK Orp
Cal Fuel
Rep Sil
Col G&e
Fpev
RevTob
Safeway +o
Schulte
Congo Na
Seab Air
Con Film
Con Fm
Pfil Seab Oil
Con Gas
Sears R
Cong Oil
Shell U
Skelly O
Myurt
Dlac& W
G&ke
DiamMat
Soo Cal
Oe Douga
SON J
Ste Wrn
Ine du Pont
St Wbstr
Eastman
Studbkr
Elaut Lt
Tex. Corp
Elec P&l
Texgsul
Som Erie RR
Tex Pi
Wiapfel
Timken
Foxfa
Trans Am
TinCard
En Saph
Tnit Air
GenFooa
Jizven Mtr
Genrsig
GilRaz
Tadal
Gimbel
Pip
Gimbip
Glidden
Goldust
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Goodyer
TIS Suipt
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GwWn
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Vanadum
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Hupp Mtr
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Woolwrt
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Roswell’s N Pope to Speak at UNM Conference
Roswell schools superintendent N Pope will be among principal speakers at a July 21 22 conference of city school superintendents and principals at the University of New Mexico. The event titled Articulation of Secondary Education With Higher Education aims to discuss college entrance requirements and related high school and university matters. Dr James F Zimmerman UNM president invited state college leaders to participate.
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University of New Mexico
James F. Zimmerman
James N. Bickiey
Clovis
J. C. Knode
the State University
Wll
C. L. Rose
Fort Sumner
W. G Donley
Carlsbad
F. R. McKinley
Elida
Donald W. MacKay
Raton
John Milne
Albuquerque
H. C. Donaldson
Menaul School
Ben Wood
Columbia University
Father Kiles His 2 Children
Ingram, 35, jailed in Muskogee after fatally shooting his two young children at a Coweta farm. The 2 year old Donald died instantly, 4 year old Mary Lou survived a few hours. Ingram said he was unsure if he felt sorrow and cited poverty. Arresting constable noted the motive linked to estrangement from his wife and lack of food. The incident also left Ingram’s father-in-law and a stepson wounded. Local officials described tense conditions as the case drew headlines.
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Jap Ingram
Ingram
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Meds Jones
Broven Arrow
Sand Springs
Jones
Sam Sewell
Inlaw
John Voss
Sewell
Ingham
Voss
Minta Durfee
Rappe
Doris Deane
Addie McPhail
Fatty Arbuckle comeback recalled amid final rites
The article notes Fatty Arbuckle's multiple marriages and attempts at a comeback after the Rappe case morality clauses. It reports his death with public display planned at a Broadway church, the crowd crush of 1926, and that his body will be cremated after funeral services slated for 1 p.m. on the following Saturday.
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Rudolph Valentino
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