Wall Street News Speeds Down Amid War Demand Fears
Wall Street notes May 1 1940 as shares including U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler Montgomery Ward and General Electric slipped with trading under 800000 shares. Greenbacks bonds and commodities fell while Norway campaign fears weighed on the market. In Kansas City hogs cattle and lambs showed varied moves with settlements near midweek levels in USDA reports.
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Spot cotton steady in Galveston sales
In Galveston on May 1 the spot cotton market held steady with middling grade at 10.60 cents per pound and total sales recorded at 200 bales.
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Treasury Bond Prices and Loan Rates Reported
U S bonds quotations from New York on May 1 show 2 1/4s at 110.17 2 1/2s listed for 48 110.20 and 46 110.17 with 2 1/2s 53 49 at 106.12 and 52 50 at 106.80. The 2 3/4s 59 56 sits at 107.12 and Home Owners Loan 3s at 107.28. Fed Farm Meeting unquoted.
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Prices Rise for Country Bales of Bright Fleece Wool
Boston reports show country packed lots of three eighths and one quarter blood bright fleece wools strengthening. Wools from Boston houses sold at 36 cents grease delivered to mills with moderate quantities of fine western wools selling occasionally. French combing length territory wool in original bags brought 83 to 84 cents scoured, while 12 month Texas wools brought 82 to 85 cents scoured delivered to users.
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Cotton futures close mixed with variedNearby quotes
New York on May 1 reports cotton futures ending with gains and declines across months. Old contract notes May 10.81, July 10.53 54, new May 10.92, July 10.69, October 10.17, December 19.04, January 9.99. Mech 9.88. Middling spot 10.96 Nominal.
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Wool futures slip on hedge selling in New York market
New York May 1 wool futures edged lower as hedge selling and liquidation weighed on May through trade houses. Declines were cushioned by steady demand and lower trade interest. Final bids closed 4 to 7 points down with May at 95.1B, July 94.2B, October 94.1B and spot tops 98.5 B.
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WPA May Need Continued From Page One
McNutt reported unemployment benefit payments by states for March 1940 with changes from the prior month. Those with increases include New Mexico and Colorado, while decreases are shown for Texas and Arizona with dollar totals and percentage declines.
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Tornado Outbreak Leaves Fatalities Across Multiple States
Tornadoes struck southeastern Missouri killing Lew Campbell, 66, on a farm near Sikeston and a small son of Bertrand residents. A Scott county farmer perished milking a cow. Hail damaged strawberry crops in the Ozarks of northwest Arkansas. Winds uprooted trees in Rogers apple and peach orchards. Louisiana saw damaging windstorms, an elderly Black man killed, and floods on highways. Over 100 houses were wrecked near Bordelonville.
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Balance Work and Leisure with Budweiser as Host
A vintage-style appeal argues for moderation between work and leisure, claiming Rome’s fall from excess, and suggests Budweiser accompanies relaxation. It highlights reading perspective, rest, humor, and temperate recreation as keys to harmony with progress and family moments.
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Chicago Produce Prices Steady On Butter Eggs And Poultry
Chicago May 1 report shows butter 593,933 steady, eggs 47,973 easy with storage pack extras 18 1/4, firsts 18, checks 14. Poultry live at 25 trucks steady to firm, Leghorn hens 15, White Rock broilers 23, springs 4 lbs up colored 23, Plymouth Rock 26 1/2, White Rock 27, under 4 lbs Plymouth Rock 22 1/2, White Rock 23 1/2, other prices unchanged.
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Chicago grain and curb market prices page
Grain quotes from Chicago show May July and September futures for wheat corn and oats with small changes. Curb market listings in New York include several industrials utilities and energy stocks with mixed bid prices and notable tickers such as Am Gen Bal Pf Ford Met Ltd Humble Oil and Cities Service.
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