Gold Movement Reappears in Wall Street Trade
New York June 15 Speculators are undecided as trading opens with light volume. Initial prices hold, then blue chips slide while gold shipments advance by 1 million dollars. Gould stocks fall on dividend rumors, Missouri Pacific and Denver Rio Grande drop, bonds irregular, market closes steady.
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New York
Erie
Lehigh Hey
Southern Pacific
Eee
St. Louis
Gould
Missouri Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Mercantile Paper Rates and Market Update
New York in June 1946 reports mercantile paper at 2 and 4 percent, sterling exchange safety for 60 days at 4.8650 and demand at 4.80. Commercial bills at 4.0, bar silver at 56 1/2 cents, and government and railroad bonds described as steady and irregular respectively.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange Safety
Call money trends in New York market signals firmer rates
New York reports firmer call money with closing rates near 1% and 2% in various maturities. Time loans show strength across 60 day to six month terms with rates around 1% to 4% per cent, indicating tighter liquidity and higher borrowing costs.
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New York
Metal markets report muted prices and mixed London quotes
New York lead prices steady at 3.85 95 with London bids around 19 128 m4. copper appears steady while tin weakens in London. North American copper futures hold near 61 125 6a with nearby and distant prices noted. Cleveland warrants trade at 61s.
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New York
London
Castin &T. Tin Ee
Northern
Southlee
Southern
Cleveland
Pleads For Her Pipe In Altoona Yard Arrest
In Altoona Pennsylvania a rail rider and trespasser, Florence Courtney, 21, Negro, was arrested in the Ennsylvania yard. She claimed she had done nothing and pleaded for her pipe during sentencing. She had traded a silk waist for men’s clothes and rode freights from Pittsburgh to Culpeper, Virginia. Sentenced to ten days. after magistrate provided men’s clothes she pleaded to keep her pipe and tobacco, which the judge allowed.
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Altoona
Railro
Ennsylvania
Therisoner
Florence Courtney
Pittsburg
Culpeper
Child Travels Alone Violet Wing Heads Home to Oregon City
Six year old Violet Wing travels from Formosa Kansas through Denver to Oregon City Oregon, carrying two tags with her name and destination and telling reporters she is not afraid to journey alone. Mrs Emma Flaven of the YWCA helps at Union Depot as crowds question her about travel fears and safety.
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Denver
Kan
Pacific Coast
Violet Wing
Formosa
Oregon City
Ore
Violet
Union Depot
Emma Flaven
William Wing
Dried fruit trade surges as ads draw housewives to markets
Wholesale buyers report record dried fruit sales driven by cheap values and heavy advertising from major coast packers. Grocers note canned herring rising as sardines and other cheap meats fill shelves. Egg and butter markets stay weak, while USDA banks offer up to 200 million dollars to farming regions to finance crop movement.
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United States Treasury
McAdoo
Texas
Chicago Market Quotes June Fifteenth Summary
Chicago wholesale market quotes show butter higher with creamery at 20 to 21 cents, eggs steady with receipts 15 102 cases, cheese steady at 14 to 15 cents, potatoes up with 95 car receipts and old at 80 to 90 cents, new 1.00 to 1.26, poultry steady with alive owls at 15 and a half cents.
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Chicago
Kansas City Produce Quotations and Cotton Market Note
Quotations from Kansas City show butter at 2 1/2 to 18 cents, eggs at 14 to 18 cents, poultry at 13 to 27 cents. A New Orleans cotton market note mentions a decline of 16 to 18 points from Saturday's close as traders await Washington crop conditions report due tomorrow at noon.
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Kansas City
Southern League Scores Roundup From June 15 16
Mobile tops Birmingham 5 1 on timely hits as Townsend Gudger and Schmidt beat Harbin Johnson Trageser. New Orleans downs Montgomery 7 3 behind McLeod Kissinger Adams. Atlanta defeats Memphis 5 0 led by solid ATL hitting. Nashville stops Chattanooga 6 4 in ten innings with Sline Street Kroh Smith Gibson on the mound.
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Ala
Birmingham
R. H. EB. Mobile
Townsend
Gudger
Schmidt
Harbin
Johnson
Trageser
New Orleans
Montgomery
R. H._B. Montgomery
McLeod
Donahue
Kissinger
Adams
Nashville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Sline
Street
Kroh
Smith
Gibson
Baltimore and Chicago Baseball Doubleheader Report
Baltimore and Chicago played a Sunday doubleheader with Chicago winning 4 to 0 in the first game and Baltimore taking the second 2 to 0. Five Baltimore players were expelled in the opening game by Umpire Bush for arguing. manager Knabe and four others were sent away. Other scores note Buffalo beating St. Louis 9 to 2, Indianapolis defeating Pittsburgh 11 to 4, and brief humorous quotes from periodicals.
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Baltimore
Bush
Knabe
Zinn
Walsh
Doolan
Simmons
R. H. E. Baltimore
Wilhelm
Jacklitsch
Lange
Wilson
Quinn
Russel
Watson
Fiske
Block
Market Improves Kansas City Stock Yards
Market report notes steers steady to weak with butcher trades down 25 to 40 cents. Rain in Kansas and Missouri forecast to lift cattle prices next week. Highlights include native heifers at 8.25 to 3.85, best steers 8.65 to 8.90, cows 5.25 to 7.50, hogs steady to 10 cents higher with top 8.20, lambs and sheep easing, goats mixed, and J A Rickart as market correspondent.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
North Texas
South Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Chicago
Trutton
J. A. Rickart
Market Quiet Amid Freight Rate Hopes and Global Ties
New York reports a subdued stock market last week due to freight rate expectations yet shows steadiness as investors await solutions to market problems. Gold exports, London gold needs, and French finance ties calm sentiment. Wheat crop outlook improves exports, steel demand rises, building permits edge up, copper prices fall, and New England textiles show better prospects for a later revival.
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New York
London
New England
Entire Grain List Starts Higher but Wheat Falls
Chicago reports Wheat weakened due to rains in Kansas not reaching harvest areas. Opening quotes varied, then declined. Corn rose on Argentina weather while prices largely held. Oats supported by corn strength. Provisions firming as hog markets stayed strong. Domestic visible wheat supply drop had little effect. Closed steady to weak with notable declines.
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Chicago
Kansas
Argentina
Packers Lose Their Advantage In Hogs Market
UNION STOCK YARDS June 15 Packersfailed to hold lead in hog market as prices rose across centers. At the yards only 45 head were offered with demand strong and hogs selling to 8 per hundredweight. Fort Worth quoted top hogs at 8.35, 10 to 16 cents above last week. Cattle 697 calves 111 horses 153 hogs 45 sheep 54. Cattle mostly direct, pens cleared by noon with steadiest bids. Best cows 5.75, bulk 4.50 to 5.00. Calves up to 7.75, generally around 7.50. Hogs ranged 7.00 to 7.75. Sheep not weighed or priced at noon.
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Union Stock Yards
Texas
Fort Worth
Cotton futures fall as rain eases eastern drought
New York and New Orleans futures slide 13 to 18 points from Saturday’s close while Liverpool and Houston show mixed moves. Early sessions adjust after Easter cables signal good showers in the eastern belt, with a brief late rally from intraday lows and December pacing around 12.66 to 12.79.
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Low
Clee
New York
Asecchoves
Ks Sapien Vadeen
New Orleans Cotton Opens Down On Rainy Belt Conditions
Poor cables and showers in the eastern half of the belt caused a 3 to 5 point decline at the open. Market heaviness persisted, with prices 6 to 9 points lower after half an hour, and by 2 PM the decline extended to 10 to 11 points despite some afternoon support.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures open lower as markets react to steady close
New Orleans reports cotton futures dipping at the opening with July at 15.53, October 12.73, December 12.73. The session ends steadier, but prices show 15 to 17 points lower from the prior close, while some entries note activity in accceepers and sescoseeess terms.
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New Orleans
Accceepers
Sescoseeess
MOC
Wise Cecsseoe
Stent Ncn
Liverpool cotton market reports June prices and sales
Liverpool June 15 market bulletin shows easier sentiment with good middling at 8.344 and middling 7.804, low aeed 782d. Sales reach 8000 bales including 8090 for export and speculation. Receipts total 1200 bales.
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Liverpool
Wheat and corn price quotations from St Louis and Kansas City
Quotations from St Louis and Kansas City dated June 15 show No 2 red and No 2 hard wheat trading between 89 91 and 90 98 cents respectively. No 2 yellow corn mixed and No 2 white oats quoted around 75 0 and 40 40 cents with additional bid ranges and small variations.
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ST. Louis
Kansas City
Futures steady patterns noted in Liverpool market
Futures prices in Liverpool show steady values with contracts listed for June 7.484, June-July 7.204, July-August 7.294, August-September 7.1444, October-November 6.81d, December-January 6.72d, January-February 6.7144, and March-April 6.73d.
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Liverpool
Cotton seed prices from Memphis report
In Memphis on June 15 prices for prime seed are $6.26 to $6.27 per unit, meal at $27.50, and linters at 24 percent.
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Memphis
Tenn
Linters
Fort Worth cattle and calf market totals and prices
Fort Worth reports today showing near 6600 cattle and 1400 calves received. Beeves bring 7.60 to 8.00 with steady demand, cows and heifers steady to 10c lower, bulls steady. Hog receipts 700 with prices from 8.26 to 8.36, sheep slow and lower with wethers 5.25 to 5.50 and lambs 6.50 to 8.00.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Best Beeves
Cotton seed oil market closes steady in New York trade
The cotton seed oil market closed steady with spot at 7.35 40 and futures for June and July at 7.35 7.40. August at 7.53 7.54 and September at 7.60 7.62. October 7.38 7.40, November 7.05 7.07, December 7.05 7.07, January 7.00 7.07. Total sales 13,900.
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Orleans
New York
Spot Cotton Prices Slip in New York Market
New York and New Orleans reports show middling cotton around 13.40 and 18 15 16 cents respectively. Liverpool quotes at 7.80 pence, with New York noting a 20 point drop. New Orleans records 415 bales sold to arrive 50 bales. nothing delivered on contract.
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New York
New Orleans
Houston
Galveston
Liverpool
New New York
Receipts and Quotations for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago June 15 Receipts and quotations show hogs at 14 000 with market steady, bulk 8.15 to 8.20, lights 8.00 to 8.25, heavies 7.85 to 8.26. Cattle receipts 20 000 with best steady, evens 7.30 to 9.30, steers 6.40 to 8.15, stockers and feeders 6.20 to 10, cows and heifers 3.60 to 8.70, calves 7.00 to 10.26. Sheep receipts 17 000 with market steady, ewes 5.30 to 6.35, yearlings 6.30 to 7.46, lambs 6.50 to 8.60, springs 7.26 to 9.40.
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Chicago
Cotton spot prices in Houston and Galveston on June 15
Houston reports spot cotton unchanged with middling at 13 1/2 cents to arrive none. Galveston notes spot cotton 11 16- cents lower with middling at 13 16 16 cents, sales totaling 1106 bales.
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Houston
Tex
Galveston
Marine Intelligence Galveston June 15 Arrivals and Sails
Marine notices list arrivals at Galveston and New York on June 15 including El Cid from New York Kameroc and California passenger ships. Sailed: Topila from Tampico and Gloria de Lar rinega iBed Abteere via Norfolk. A stray line notes Topeka cemetery sexton with seven thousand graves.
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Galveston
Tex
el Cid
New York
Kameroc (Br
Botter
Topila
Tampico
Gloria de Larrinega iBed Abteere
Norfolk
Grain futures close with mixed gains in Kansas City
Grain futures in Kansas City end with modest gains and mixed results. Wheat July 76 cents, September 76 cents. Corn July 69 cents, September 67 cents. Oats July 38 cents, September 36 cents.
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Kansas City
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Rally Steady
Hog receipts around 8000 with bulk at 8.00 to 8.15, heavy hogs 8.15 to 8.20, lights 7.90 to 8.10, pigs 7.25 to 7.75. Cattle receipts about 7000 with prime fed steers 8.50 to 9.00, dressed steers 7.85 to 8.50, southern steers 6.25 to 8.25, cows 4.25 to 7.20, heifers 6.50 to 38.50, stockers 6.00 to 7.75. Sheep listings show lambs 8.00 to 9.25, yearlings 6.00 to 6.85, wethers 5.00 to 5.85, ewes 4.00 to 5.10.
Weather and weevil news lift New York cotton notes
Monday cotton letters from New York discuss rain benefits for central and eastern cotton regions and possible temporary market declines if drought areas see rain. Weevils in Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi and Alabama may rise, affecting prices. Texas May rainfall set records, spring rain totals compare with past years, and western belt conditions show mixed recovery while eastern belt remains moisture starved.
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New York
H. & B. Beer
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
Cotton market swings under dry Texas heat and New York sentiment
Hayward and Clark report on a belt wide cotton crop improving in Texas and Oklahoma due to dry but temperate weather, with showers easing eastern drought. Arkansas drought and weevils raise late damage fears as New York sentiment shifts bullish. Old crop steady. July futures await notice day while spot prices hold around 14 cents amid tight supplies.
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New Orleans
Hayward & Clark
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
New York
Thorn and Maginnis Assess Cotton Market Weakened by Boll Weevil
Thorn and Maginnis report heightened boll weevil activity across Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas and Alabama with Texas also anxious. Despite some recent crop improvement the market remains cautious as forecasted supply may fall short of demand. Trade sees gradual improving demand and firm cotton goods, with August expected busier than usual.
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New Orleans
Thorn & Maginnis
Supreme Court
Shreveport
World Needs Bumper Crop Says Cotton Counsel
Brown Douglas and Blum analyze theJune 1 government crop report showing May 25 crop conditions among the worst in twenty years. They warn against buying on advances, foresee a possible price drop if Atlantic drought ends, but expect higher prices on a sustained wider sale, with July cot ton likely to hold parity with spot quotes.
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New
Orleans
Brown, Douglas & Blum
Government Bureau
Atlantic States
Quotations Amid Turbulent Market Summary
Chicago on June 15 reports chaotic commodity quotes with mixed yields in red and yellow varieties. Market notes show prices for barley and other grains fluctuating, reflecting uncertain demand and export pressures.
Market Report From St Louis Livestock Auction
Receipts and quotes show cattle and sheep trading steady to higher. Beef steers bring 7.50 to 9.00, cows and heifers 4.25 to 9.00, stockers 5.00 to 8.00, Texas and Oklahoma steers 5.75 to 8.25, native calves 6.00 to 16.00. Sheep run 6009 with muttons 4.75 to 5.00, lambs 7.00 to 9.65, spring lambs 9.00 to 9.65.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Coffee futures steady and butter market notes
YORK June 16 report notes No 6 Coffee futures steady for September at 9.12. Elgin Butter market from Elgin Illinois dated June 15 lists price 37149.
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Elgin, Ul
Sugar and Molasses Market Snapshot New York June 15
Raw sugar remains steady as market lines up quotations for various sugar products. Molasses sugar quotes hold at 2.74 with centrifugal at 8.39. refined grades show stability from cut leaf at 5.25 to mould A 4.80 and diamonds at 4.30. confectioners and powdered forms range near 4.20 to 4.55 with several variants listed.
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New York
Automobile licenses issued to various residents and vehicles
No. 6277 E M F Mrs J Stone 2800 Monterey street. 6278 Thor motorcycle Anton Zu pan 326 Cooper Igor. 6279 Ford H Turner 120 Avenue C. 6280 Cadillac Herman Schuchard 220 Guenther street. No 281 Hupmobile Dr R Wright Santa Roca Hospital.
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Monterey Street
Thor
Anton Zupan
Cooper Igor
Ford
H. Turner
Avenue C
Cadillac
Herman Schuchard
Guenther Street
Dr. R. Wright
Santa Roca Hospital
Building Permits Show Small Dwellings and Alterations
Building permits issued for a 3 room dwelling on Forward street at $500 to Mrs K S Hamilton and alterations on East Houston street by D Sullivan & Co at $250. Owners and firms named with amounts. Local permits activity reported in brief.
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Mra
K. S. Hamilton
Foward Street
D. Sullivan & Co
East Houston Street
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Edward Stein and Minnie Grobe Nelson Si and Greta Wilder Sareen Seele and Kate Matthews James W Marshall and Mrs Sallie appear in the marriage licenses section.
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Edward Stein
Minnie Grobe
Nelson Si
Greta Wilder
Sareen Seele
Kate Matthews
Ames W. Marshall
Sallie
New Orleans Cotton Market Sees Limited Speculation
New Orleans June 15 Speculation in the cotton market has been very limited. The public, while believing prices will rise, appears to be waiting for further climatic developments to influence demand and care for their holdings. Norman Mayer & Co. reports cautious activity amid uncertain weather impact.
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New Orleans
Norman Mayer & Co
Eay
Weather bulletin for Houston district June report
Temperature and rainfall for the Houston district in the 24 hours ending Monday morning. Weather generally fair in the belt with above normal temperature. Rainfall exceeding one inch noted at Lake, Greenwood, Rome, Portland, Eufaula, Bainbridge, Marianne and nearby stations. Allen Buell, Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
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Tex
Houston
Lake and Greenwood
Miss
Rome
Portland
Ark
Eufaula
Ala
Alee
Georgia
Bainbridge and Marianne
Fla
Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
Observations Taken At Dawn On June 16, 1914
Observations recorded at 9 00 a m Monday June 16 1914 noting weather and atmospheric conditions. Data includes sky appearance temperature pressure and notable atmospheric phenomena observed in the early hours.
Real Estate Transfers In Ada Borough Frame
Vivian Bryan transfers new city block 680 Sodhier Street to John F F Onion for 1200 dollars. Ada B Onion and John F Onion transfer lots 11 and 13 block 9 Marie Borough Place to Vivian Bryan for 1200 dollars.
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John F. F. Onion
New City
Sodhier Street
Ada B. Onion
John F. Onion
Marieborough Place
Rich Indian mound finds reported in northern Wisconsin
Madison reports that three northern Wisconsin counties yield rich Indian remains. J. P. Schumacher of Green Bay and W. A. Titus of Fond du Lac describe explorations in Portage Marathon and Lincoln counties. They document six distinct earthworks near Bradley and Heafford and notable mounds north of the effigy zone.
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Wisconsin Archaeological Society
J. P. Schumacher
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Wausau Merrill
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Heafford
Wisconsin River
Bradley
Heatford
Portege County
Emily
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