Stock Exchange Quietest in More Than Two Months
Traders stood aside as stocks drifted in a quiet market amid uncertainty over the gold clause decision and the social security program. Bond activity favored non gold linked issues while wheat and other commodities eased. cotton rose 5 to 35 cents a bale. The AP average rose to 39.54 with 530000 shares traded. Royal Dutch bonds fell 16 points on a Hague court ruling delaying gold payments.
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Frank Macmillen
New York
Gosf
Washington
Associated Press
Allied Chemical
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse
Coca-Cola
Royal Dutch
Intermediate Court of the
Hague
United States
New York Bond Prices Reported in Today's Market
The New York Bond market table lists closing prices for U S Libirties Treasuries Home Owners and corporate issues including Allegheny AT&T Can N t Ry and Great Northern Ry among many others. Prices range from the mid 60s to over 110 with several issues showing yields and coupon details as of January 14.
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New York
U.S. Liberties
Allegheny
AT & T
D& RG West
Dodge
Pewseens
Goodrich
Cceeeeee
Nor Ry
C & HR
Pac G & E
Sinclair
Bon Pac
Ceseeeeeee
US Rubber
Utah L & T
Utah P & L
West Pac Ist
West Union
Bo. C.cs
Eeichawa
Prices Firm On Domestic Wools In Boston Market
United States Department of Agriculture quotations were unchanged for domestic wools in Boston. Australian markets showed strong to firm prices with good demand, while all sections except America operated in Australia. Boston receipts for the week ending January 12 totaled 320,700 pounds, down from 2,790,200 pounds the prior week.
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Boston
USDA
Australia
America
Boston Grain and Flour Exchange
Sugar prices hold steady as refined sugar remains at 4.30 cents
In New York on January 14 refined sugar stayed unchanged at 4.30 cents per pound for fine granulated with light demand and routine character.
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New York
Thaly' Te 61 Percentages Across Nations Revealed
A garbled numeric fragment suggests a chart of percentages by country with Japan Norway and others. Key figures show 62 percent for Japan and 93 percent for Norway amid unreadable surrounding data.
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Japan
Norway
Foreign exchange rates in New York quoted
On January 14 in New York foreign exchange showed easy conditions. Great Britain in dollars 4.89 percent demand, cables 4.8914, 60 day bills 4.88 percent. France 6.59, Italy 8.54s, Belgium 23.39, Germany 40.14, Montreal in New York 100.155, New York in Montreal 99.84.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Montreal
Potatoes Prices Reported In Chicago Market
USDA notes show potatoes at 175 in Chicago on track with 263 total U S shipments and 909 Sunday supplies. Operators not opening cars, weather not affecting trading activity.
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Chicago
U.S
Seattle Produce Seattle Jan 14 market report
Butter eggs poultry hay and potatoes steady in Seattle market. City of Greater Toyo Japan claims population of 5 670 000 persons.
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Seattle
Greater
Toyo
Japan
Sweet Adeline at Rialto with Irene Dunne stars
Warner Bros presents a grand musical spectacle billed as their most pretentious gigantic special. Irene Dunne stars in the title role with four top film comedians adding a high spirited comedy edge at the Rialto theater.
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Adeline
Warner Bros
Rialto Theater
Irene Dunn
Colony
Triangle romance leads cast in film feature
Ann Dvorak and Westcott head the cast in a triangular romance with Robert Light George Cooper Charles Wilson Henry O Neill and Russell Hicks in supporting roles.
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Ann Dvorak
Westcott
Robert Light
George Cooper
Charles Wilson
Henry O'Neill
Russell Hicks
Musical Comedy Dames Opens at Park Theater Today
Warner Bros. epic musical romance Dames headlines the Park theater and stars Joan Blondell Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler. Busby Berkeley creates spectacular ensembles with 300 chorus girls in dazzling numbers beginning today.
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Dames
Warner Bros
Busby Berkeley
Joan Blondell
Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Park Theater
Hollywood
Baffling Mystery Shocks Audiences at the American
A baffling air mystery titled Murder in the Clouds closes tonight at the American. The drama centers on a series of murders in flight and the kidnaping of a beautiful girl by airplane, drawing audiences into its unusual plot and suspense.
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The
Talbot
School Girl Struck By Auto in Afternoon Incident
Elva Lacey a high school student was struck by a car yesterday afternoon while returning from school. Driver Remo Rochelli of 534 South Idaho Street took the injured girl to St James hospital.
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Elva Lacey
Remo Rochelli
South
Idaho Street
St. James Hospital
Cattle and Hog Prices Mixed in Chicago Market Update
Chicago—USDA reports for cattle hogs and sheep show varied moves. Cattle futures include fed steers and yearlings steady to strong with top discounts for low grades. hogs gain up to 10 cents with top around 8.10 per cwt for 240 pounds plus. calves and vealers hold near steady. Slaughter pigs and sows show mixed gains and gains in the feeder sector.
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Chicago
Grain and Livestock Prices in Denver Trade Report
Denver cattle and hog markets show gains with beef steers around 9 dollars and mixed yearlings near 7.65 per hundredweight. Calves and cows move higher, hogs up to 8.15, sows steady around 7.25 to 7.50, native fat lambs steady near 7.50 to 8.75, and overall market strength noted across classes.
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Denver
USDA
California
Omaha cattle and hog market report from January 14
Omaha dairy and livestock market shows 9 000 cattle and 6 000 hogs traded. Fed steers and yearlings rise up to 25 cents, beef cows and heifers mostly steady,singled prices range 7 prices for cattle. Hogs steady at 7 75 to 7 90, sows 7 40 to 7 60. Lambs and sheep look steady with better prices on some feeds reaching 8 25 for good lambs.
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Omaha
USDA
Spokane market prices for cattle hogs and sheep
Spokane cattle and hog markets show unchanged cattle with mixed grades and price ranges. Steers and heifers fetch 4.50 to 6.50, cows 4.25 to 4.50, bulls 2.75 to 3, stockers and calves 3.75 to 6, hogs up to 8.60, sows 4.50 to 5.50, fat pigs 6 to 6.50, and sheep with lambs 5.50 to 6.50 and ewes 2.50.
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Spokane
Live cattle and hog markets report from South St. Paul
Cattle sales total 1 800 head with slaughter steers and fed cattle steady to higher. beef cows and stockers show mixed gains. Hogs run 3 500 head with light weights up and packs steady to strong. sows and killer pigs show modest gains. Sheep around 2 000 head demand higher for quality fat lambs.
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South ST. Paul
USDA
Portland cattle hogs and sheep market roundup
Portland stock report shows 1700 cattle 125 calves 5000? dollar range with steers to 8.25 per cwt and vealers above 8 dollars. Hog yard with 3000 head up to 9.10 for good to choice 155 to 215 lb and sows around 6.25 to 6.75. Sheep trading 3000 fat lambs up to 8.75 with truckins to 8.50 and ewes at 3.50.
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Portland
USDA
Missoula Fireman Visits Butte For Helena Talks
Arthur L. Quinn of the Missoula fire department visited Butte last night. He chairs the legislative committee of the State Firemen's association and will travel with Capt. Fred Noble of Butte to Helena to seek firemen related legislation. George Dewar of Havre also serves on the committee.
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Arthur L. Quinn
Missoula
Butte
State Firemen's Association
Fred Noble
Helena
George Dewar
Havre
Quinn
Minor crash report lands at police HQ
Rochelli filed a report about a local accident at police headquarters noting the girl sustained only slight bruises. The account contrasts with earlier statements of more serious injuries.
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Rochelli
Metal Prices Daily Report New York January
Copper electrolytic steady in spot and future trading at 9 cents. Tin barely steady with spot near by at 50.75 dollars and future 50.65. Iron No. 2 prices ranged by location from 14.50 to 19.50 dollars. Lead steady at 3.70 cents in New York and 3.55 cents in East St. Louis. Zinc quiet at East St. Louis with spot and future at 3.75 cents. Aluminum quoted 19 to 22 cents. Antimony spot at 14.50 cents. Quicksilver priced 73.50 to 75.50.
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Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany Cofpn
Allis Setae
Allied Chemical
Amer. Com
Amer. Chicle
Am. Inter. Corp
Amer Locomotive
Amer. Metals
Amer
Am. Smelters
Amer. Snuff
Sugar
Amer Tel, & Tel
Ana, Wire & Cable
Avia. Corp
Dela
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdall “A
Wwe Eweree
Beatrice Creamery
Belding Hemingway
Sevslesves
Best and Co
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Tte
Borden & Co
Eve
Bohn Aluminum
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Borg & Warner O. Eee
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Byers
Merccceeversees
Callahan Zinc
Leeseclessecucce
Polak
Calumet & Hecla
Canada
Canadian Pac
Ry. Vee
e/Case Co
Caterpillar
Celanese Corp
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio
J.eee
C. M
St. P
Com
Chi
Rock Isl
Chrysler Motor
Coon
Coca Cola
Columbia Gas
Cowl
Etineeres
So, Corp
Aeteeess
Congoleum Nairn Coco Ee
Consolidated
Consolidated Gas
Crown Cork & Seal
Seater
Curtiss Wright
Curtiss Ne
Deere & Co
Levee
Covsee
Devee & Reynolds
Ieewe
Ee Ee
Dome Mines
Teleewe Eleewee Ee Elewees
Douglas Aircraft
Dupont Eee
Eaton Mfg. Co
Ole
Autolite Sess
Elec. Mus
Elec
Power & Light
Eeeee Engineers Pub
Fox Fi
Freeport Texas
General Electric
General Foods
General Mills
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Sceaeel Som
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear T. & R
Graham Paige
Feeoe
Granby
Northern
Ofd
Great West
Satere
Terete Ee Eee
Weee
Oeee SF
Gulf
Howe Sound
Eeeetene
Hudson Motors
Anetenestae
Hupp Motors
Ween
Ind. Rayon Corp
Ingersol Rand
Inspiration Copper
Ocetlneves
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Covese
Inter Bus Machine
Indl Cement. Com
Harvester
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Inter. Hydro-Elec
Internat’ Nickel
Inter. Tel
Johns Manville
Jove
Kelly
Wee
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Sig. Meyers Bagtels
Loews Inc
Stadee See
Loose Wiles
Lorillard Tobacco
Louisville G. E
Seeeeree
McKeesport Tin
M'Intyre Porcupine
Cove
Mack Truckeevee
Magma
Marshal Field Co
Matheson
Mesta
Lees
Miami Copper
Kan
Tex
Pacific
Montgomery Ward
Murray
Nash Motors
Eal
National Acme
National Biscuit
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Jes
National Distillers
Cee Ee Eesti Eeewesee Selsorese
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New Haven Ry
I. Y. Central Eee
N. Y
Noranda Mines
IM. A. Aviation
North Amer
North
Pac. Rac. Py
Owens T. _Glass
Pac. Gas & Elec
Packard Motors
Para Pub. Certs
Park Utah Mining
Phelps Ddge
Seeees
Pennsylvania
J. C. Penney Co
Phillips Petroleum Eeewee
Procter & Gamble
N. J
Pullman Co
Radio Corp
Radi Keith Orph
Remington Rand
Sneer
Repub. Steel Corp Oe Ease
IR. J. Reyn
Tob
Seer
Roan
Antelope
Safeway
Eenee
Joe Lead
St. L
San Fran
Ees
Ewes Sewer Seers
Schulte Retail
Strs Torre
Joes
Leecee
Sears Roebuckener
Shell Union
Eoces
Simmons Co
Eewee
Socony Vacuum
P. R. Sugar
Gas & Elee Ee
Oil of
Cal
Coos
Ind
Sterling
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Superior Oil
Tenn
Cop & Chm
Texas Coeerrseee
Texas Gulf Sylph
Thermoid Crewe Wnee Wennes
Eeesee
Tidewater Assoc
Ted
Eeeere
Tmka Ril
Bear'g
Transamerica
Aircraft Corp
Ene
Airlines Trans
United Corp
United Drug
United Fruit
United Gas Imrevee
U. S. Rubber
Ju. S
United States Steel
Union Carbide
Union Pac. Ry
Media Sale & Lite
Vick
Warner Bros. Pict
Warren Bros
Ersbeuel
West
Western Union Saeenusel
Westinghouse Elec
Woolworth
Seer Seeevees
Wright Aeroeeeteeee
Lee
New York
Blue Eagle
Buffalo
Alabama
East St. Louis
Paiges Lifted by Curb Buying
Buying operations resumed on the curb market lifting prices fractions to several points. Public utility favorites gained with National Power and Light preferred leading. Oils mining and many industrials firmed as Lerner Stores boosted merchandising issues.
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New York
National Power and Light
Singer
Lerner
Call Money Steady In New York Market
Call money in New York January 14 remained steady at 1 percent all day. Time loans held at 4 1 2 percent for 60 days to 6 months, while prime commercial paper and banker's acceptances showed varied rates across different terms. Rediscount rate at the New York Reserve Bank stood at 1 1 3 percent.
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New York
New York Reserve Bank
Cereal Prices Tumble as Gold Clause Ruling Fears Rise
In Chicago on January 14 grain futures fell with wheat near the day’s low and corn and oats down. Traders cited fear the Supreme Court may strike down the gold clause and await possible congressional action. Shipping sales last week showed half a million bushels of corn, with Chicago supplies under half the year-ago level.
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John P. Boughan
Chicago
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Byrnes
Washington
Supreme Court
Grain prices posted for Minneapolis market session
Minneapolis grain reports show wheat at 1.10 to 1.20 dollars per bushel varying by quality with May and July futures listed. Corn No 3 yellow at 90 to 91 cents, oats No 3 white 56 to 58 cents, barley 79 cents to 1.22, rye 77 to 77.5 cents, flax No 1 around 1.96 to 1.86 dollars, and sweet clover seed about 7.50 to 8 dollars per bushel or ton.
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Ces
Crcss
Timothy
Minneapolis
Montana
Portland Wheat Prices and Cash Grain Rates
Wheat closed May 84c July 78c. Cash bids include Big Bend bluestem 89c, dark hard winter 12 percent protein 97c, dark hard winter 11 percent protein 88c, soft white 82c, hard winter western red 82c, western white 80c. Oats No 2 white 33.50, Corn No 2 yellow 42.50. Million standard 25. Car receipts: Wheat 52 flour 27.
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Portland
Big Bend
Chicago produce prices steady across poultry butter and eggs
On January 14 Chicago markets reported live poultry steady with hens up to 16 percent grade and various broilers and roosters priced per item. Dressed turkeys and eggs showed firmness with ranges for young and old birds and creamery butter near 31 cents per pound and eggs around 26 to 28 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Butte Hog Market Returns Mixed Animal Prices
Hog quotes from the Butte market show varied levels with Choice at 7 cents, medium heavy at 6 1/2 cents, heavy at 5 1/2, light at 4 1/2, extra light at 6 1/2, and extra heavy at 4 4 2 cents.
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Focal
Flour priced at $7.90 in local market yesterday
The local market yesterday quoted flour at seven dollars and ninety cents per unit. No further details on quantity or supplier are provided.
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