Bulls Hold Their Own in Stock Market Report
New York stocks show steady buying and mixed activity as outside demand supports several rails and utilities while bonds stay weak. Gains are led by railroad and industrial issues with broad participation, but some central issues dip to new lows amid a cautious trading session.
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New York
Mb Potnta
Vigorina
Bolla
Ontario & Western
Anton Pacitio
Unterborough Dreserved
Aindigamatee
Reading
Northern Pacific
Pola
Shorts
Astor Pacific
Intertorough
Tanaetan Pacific
Sinola Cenizal
Neaey
Netherstern
Canadian Pacific
Hin and Harriman
Sufre
Lehigh
Amalgamated and Steel
Elso
Marine Intelligence Briefs From Global Markets and Ports
The report covers ships and arrivals in Naples and New York, Argentina freight, and market notes. It notes vessel arrivals, freight rates, and prices for metals in London and New York markets, including copper, tin, and warrants. It mentions government bonds and rail freight, with noted figures and dates for mid June trade activity.
Chickens Save Fruit Crop From Frost In Delaware Farm
Frokn frost threatened a farmer's cherry and apple blossoms as a hennery protected over 200 chickens. The warmth from the birds kept blossoms unscathed, while surrounding trees froze. Other items noted include Atlantic and New York shipping arrivals and commodity prices.
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Findlay
Ghiot
Weather Bureau
Wool Trade Results From Spotty Market in Eas Origin
Market notes describe wool prices and qualities in the eastern origin area. Reports mention varying values for washed and scoured fleeces, with buckskin and half blood classifications and different weights. Texas and San Angelo figures appear among prices and quantities traded around midday.
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Bouton
Aine
Domer
Fevela
Wenen- Mouals
Wales
Montana
AMORE
Kretucks
Wight
Tink
Potatoes At Six Cents In Kansas City Market
Local reports describe a potato price drop to six cents a bushel amid a disrupted market. Negotiations begin among sellers to supply 29 cars of product while producers push for better terms as supply and transport costs influence disposal at various prices.
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Kansas City
Tolmine
Team Adlfoada
Kramers
Enverine
Burials and Death Notices From Local Addresses
Burial permits list several deceased individuals with ages and last known addresses. Entries include Valla Marks age 2 died June 1 at 41K Suasalupe street, Juin Tonzates age 7 at 402 South Colorado street, Patrice Gallagher age 62, Jughty 305 Okden street, Morris about 85, Jeulee Cuannova age 2, Tannak Fasoliga 22, and 41 Lexae County Hospital patient aged 62. Additional note reads Meesulzo, Quick, and a line about diary-style ads.
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Valla Marks
Yeasa
Suasalupe
Juin Tonzates
Sanays
South Colorade
Patrice
Gallagher
Okden Street
Morris
Jung US Uroricearuge
Jeulee Cuannova
Aled Ute LT
Rains Boost Trade But Hurt Farmers and Labor
Weather rains hinder field work but improve demand for farm products and wholesale goods. Farmers face higher costs and delayed transport while jobbers and merchants report strong markets for cotton corn and meat. Prices rise and packers warn of steady increases as rainfall disrupts roads and slows shipments.
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Uye
Wwe
Eas Bern
Government rules limit meat seizure power amid misbranding concerns
Washington report notes Delays and authority disputes over seizing adulterated meat under the pure food act. Secretaries of Agriculture and Commerce defend regulation as the war-era food program evolves, while inspectors face limits on seizing bad meat after inspection. Prices for California beans, peanuts, and citrus are listed in the market section.
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Aye
California
Falun Benes
Inalian
Heana
Tyne
Washington
Promaniy
Michigan
Bron
Cell
Pris
Allorney
McReys
Agleyt
Haugton
Houstin
Tovcretary
Ise
Tency
Chenceka
Waa Sane
Market Prices Across Groceries and Produce
The listing shows varied prices for eggs butter and meats, with vegetables like tomatoes potatoes peppers and squash priced per dozen per crate or per pound. Other items include oranges, peaches, watermelons and canned goods with multiple regional prices across states and vendors.
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Sarah Rail
Daveaue
Wolpe
Calterata
Idaho
Tesas
Bernidas
Mundredwetger
Fonuhene
York
Tenathan
Pete Witout
Pigwies Wilke
Deswalee
Fae
Crete
Ewent Callan
Sinead
Cholem
Amd Molesica
Naples
Amerivar
Muetard
Igc
Medlin
Demand for Range Cattle Increases Across Markets
Regional cattle markets report rising demand for range cattle with higher prices. Receipts vary by region as stockyards clear offerings by noon and quotes move from $7.00 to $8.60 for cattle and hogs trading around $5.50 to $6.00. Nutritive notes mention steady to firm trends in beef cattle, with hogs and sheep showing mixed activity across Kansas City, Chicago, and St. Louis markets.
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Onoo
Zork Werth Wesere Baty
Yann Duno Ernst Ralas
Jys
Coles Ware
Parker
Coata
Texay
Tex
Cone and
Felters Ak
Nes
Louis
Kereigte
Que Uons
Regent Buyers Turk Sellers And Cotton Market Goes Down
The cotton market opened lower with prices down amid pressure from European buyers and favorable weather. Trading was quiet at times with several reports of demand from buyers and hedging by sellers, while futures showed small moves before settling roughly steady on some contracts.
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Regent
TURK
York
Politia
Holts
Ngar
Cecil
New Orleans Cotton Markets Open Steady Amid Mixed Signals
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened steady with slight gains on weak cables and favorable weather. Analysts note limited early buying, while traders weigh forecasts of drought in Arkansas and rain in the Gulf region against price movements and export receipts.
Cotton Region Bulletin reports New Orleans prices and spring crop outlook
A Cotton Region Bulletin from New Orleans cites private market figures showing New Orleans prices at about 2.3 per cent and forecasts a spring crop total around 33,500,000 bales with limited planted area last year. A broad weather map indicates fair conditions across the belt except Texas where rain is needed. Local forecaster Allen Burtill notes improving prospects and crop adjustments amid cautious optimism.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Ham
Texas
Cotton
Orleges
Chriestun Lay Tso
Wilmingiom
Bureau
Cepuer
Acues
New York
Isis Sersis
Tobin
Yeaterday
Welteparty Tage
Drouth
Arkatisigy
Wemner
Die Bighea Ie
United States
York
Cotton Belt
Teaas
Crop demands for cotton spark tariff debate in Texas
Drought and market shifts push Texas growers toward higher yields as D A Witkin of Honey Grove and Wilkins Wood & Emerson discuss wartime cotton demand. The Texas crop outlook remains the largest in state history, with tariff effects debated by industry leaders across the region.
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Conan Ston
I D. Witkin
Hones Grove
Tex
Wilkins
Wilkins, Wood & Asmerson
Cokian
Pexad
Oklahoma
Yrofinea
Wilktee Galt
Tron
Cotton Seed Market and Prices Shown in Gap Text
The fragment lists cotton seed product prices and futures by month with various figures. It references New York market lines, spot prices around 250 to 266, and multiple delivery months with quantities and values.
New Orleans Cotton Market Report Activity and Prices
Fragmented notes detail middling and nominal prices in New Orleans markets with bales arriving and sales reported. Mentions of upland midlings and various regional staples appear alongside spot quotes and dates, indicating ongoing trading activity in late June.
Wheat Prices Rise Despite Rain in Northwest Markets
Wheat futures gain as forecasts show continued heat and supplies shift. Chicago and Kansas City quotes reflect mixed demand with notable activity in No 2 hard and white wheat. receipts from the Northwest weaken while prices climb on hot weather expectations.
Cattle Emigration Spurs Southern Officials Caution
A Department of Agriculture statement warns the South against exporting breeding cattle to the Far West. It notes reduced scrub stock and urges Southern farmers to retain breeding herds to prevent long term shortages and rising prices, citing harsher winters and limited pasture. States involved include Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Georgia and Florida.
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Washington
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Fleridy
Department
Agei
Saxe
Crom Theo Dle
Alene
Tureau
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Lotts Metal
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Inter
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U.S Department of Agriculture
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Velalyt
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Yale
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Usen
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Clas
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Cotton Statistics
Maleans Futures
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al Tid
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Sapam
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Cotton Region Bulletin
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Cotton Exchange
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Chiago
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Marc Ly Sicaliade
Jehen
Missouri
Nowa West
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Fuatela. Com
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Davis & Tanenbaum Spot Cotton Brokers
Prudential Life Buildimo
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Rhwere
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