Wall Street Rallies After Early Declines Amid Mixed Signals
Trading on the New York market opened weak with slight declines in rails and utilities but recovered as industrials and oils led a cautious recovery. Major issues like U.S. Steel and American Telephone rebounded, while bank closures in Chicago drew little reaction. reports pointed to technical conditions limiting a broad upturn.
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York
S. Steel
New Jersey
California
Westinghouse
Johns- Alanville
Corn Products
Borden
Ikast~mat and Byers
Allied Chemical
Case
Chicago
Raly
Ableless
Wall Street
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Southern’ Roads
Washington
Eastern
Western
Southern
New York
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Sales Report
Liverpool cotton market notes June 8 with spot prices down twelve points across categories led by American grades. Sales total 4,000 bales, 3,000 of which are American. Futures quotes closed steady with July through May rallying to 4.43 to 4.87 in various contracts.
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Liverpool
New York Poultry Prices Decline in Mixed Trading
New York on June 8 reports weak poultry markets. Broilers move 20 to 28 by freight and 20 to 34 by express, fowls 19 to 21, roosters 13, turkeys 15 to 25, ducks 13 to 15 by freight and 24 by express.
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New York
New York Cotton Futures Ease After Early Buying
New York cotton prices drifted higher on easy cables and favorable Southern weather with active trading and light offers. July around 8.30 and December near 8.92 in mid afternoon. general market near Saturday's close.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
South
Moultrie Hog Market Prices and Poultry Rates
Market notes from Moultrie dated Saturday June 6 1931 show No 1 packers 6.40 No 2 packers 4.90 No 1 pigs 4.40 No 2 pigs 4.40 Roughs 3.90 Prices for New York poultry as of June 8 indicate dressed poultry with chickens fowl roosters and turkeys in fresh or frozen categories and ducks priced for fresh.
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Packers
NEW York
New York Coffee Spot Sees Demand Fair in Rio Market
New York reports fair demand for Rio No. 7 coffee and Santos No. 4 amid mixed futures data. Prices show Rio at 65.65 and Santos around 9144-9 percent, signaling steadier activity in the commodity market.
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New York
Rio
Santos
New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Close Steady
Cotton seed oil in New Orleans on June 8 closed steady with prime summer yellow at 6.65. Prime crude ranged 5.87 to 6.25 with June at 45 and July at 6.40. August 6.35, September 6.40, October 6.10, December 6.15.
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New Orleans
New York
Wheat and corn closing prices from St. Louis cash grain
St Louis cash grain report lists Wheat No 1 red 77 No 1 hard 76. Corn No 2 yellow 57 Oats No 2 white 30. Close: Wheat July 55 44 Sept 66 14. Corn July 66% Sept 65 2.
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al Ahumada
Allied
TT & T
Armur
Atchison
Beth Steel
Elec
Tate
Ry Sig
Gillette Safety
Goodrich
BR Nec Cecereere
Graham Paige
Houston Oil
Aeeevens
Hudson
Hupp
Hi Cent
Comb- Eng Aw
Int Harvester
Nick Serertenes
Int
Kennecott
Lorillard
L & 70
Mack
Mot Rep
Iron Steel
Petne Nec Eneney
St Louis & San Fran
Arte Ece
Ea Teeteetenannces
Sears
Roebuck Bits Simmons Co Arceae
Stewart Warner
Studebaker Aenee He
Tex Corp
Seees
Tex Pac Land Trust
Timken Roll Bing
Tnion ‘Parbide
Union Pac
Vanadium
Wabash Pal Warner Bro
West Mdeoseeeney
Westinghouse Bloc Willys Overlan
ST. Louis
Chicago
Potatoes mixed market report from Chicago
Chicago June 8 potato trading shows generally steady activity with varied lot sizes. Prices range from 1.40 to 1.75 per sack in several regions including Texas Louisiana and North Carolina while overall quality varies from well filled to faded. total movement around 3,000 ordinary barrels noted.
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Chicago
U. S
Ite A
Pir Gwt
Blien
Texas
Louisiang Irlah
North Carolina
Egg price report from New York markets
New York eggs for June 8 show steady overall prices with 22 265 dozen reported. Regular and selected grades vary by color and quality, with mixed colors and near by and western offerings showing higher ranges for extra and first grades.
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New York
Kennery
New York Sugar and Cotton Seed Markets Report
Raw sugar held steady with futures barely changed as light covering and buying interest tempered activity. Memphis cotton seed futures closed quiet with no sales, while cotton seed meal futures rose with 900 tons traded. New York cotton seed oil closed steady with multiple contracts traded.
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Memphis
Tenn
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 8
Hogs 40,000 active with gains to 10 cents. 180-260 lb pigs 6.40 to 6.60 top. Cattle 12,000, yearlings up about 25. steers 600-900 lbs 7.50 to 9.00, 1800-1500 lbs 6.75 to 8.25, cows 5.00 to 6.25, stockers 6.00 to 7.60. Bulls and vealers higher across the board.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Turpentine and Resin Market Report for Savannah
Savannah June 8 Turpentine firm 50 52 sales 298 receipts 690 shipments none stock 27896. Resin firm sales 374 receipts 1991 shipments none stock 185701. Quote: B 3.10 45 D 3.60 4.15 FE 4.00 4.60 F 4.30 4.65 G 4.75 5.25 Hl 5.00 5.50 I 5.05 5.55 J 6.20 6.65 M 5.50 9.0 N 6.70 6.15 WG 7.10 4.5 WW 7.75 X 7.80.
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Savannah
Buf fum elected president of First Church of Christ Scientist
Robert E Buf fum of Belmont was elected president of the Mother Church First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston at the annual meeting.
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Buffum
Christian Scientists
Boston
Robert E. Buffum
Belmont
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Secretary Granted Life Income From Deceased Boss Estate
In Goldsboro North Carolina on June 8 the will of H L Finlayson a Richmond businessman who once lived here was filed. It leaves Miss Winifred Barber a 100000 life income until marriage or death with the remainder to the First Presbyterian Church if she marries. Mrs Murray Borden and Mrs H Lee Finlayson each receive 20000 life income under similar conditions with the church as residuary beneficiary. The son H L Finlayson Jr gets half the remainder after specific bequests. Estate valued at over 500000.
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Goldsboro
N. C
Winifred Barber
Richmond
H. L. Finlayson
H. Lee Finlayson
Fox Parole Petition to Be Heard Later This Week
Atlanta today reports state prison commissioner Vivian Stanley said Philip K. Fox’s petition for parole would be heard in the latter part of the week with the exact day to be set later. Mrs. William S. Coburn, widow of Captain Coburn, is mentioned in relation to the case.
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Atlanta
Vivian Stanley
Philip KE. Fox
Stanley
William S. Coburn
Powers Faces Second Murder Trial In Georgia
Mrs. Sarah Powers, 73, a boarding house operator, goes on trial in Macon for the May 1929 killing of printer James W. Parks. Defense motions for continuance demurrer and abatement faced ruling as jurors were challenged.
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Macon
Sarah Powers
Bible Superior Court
James W. Parks
Powers
Parks
Lee H. Tharpe
Great Britain Imports Huge Egg and Poultry Value in 1929
Great Britain in 1929 imported eggs and poultry valued at 120 million dollars. The figure reflects substantial afresh demand in the British market and highlights reliance on foreign suppliers for essential foodstuffs.
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Great Britain
Coburn Widow Opposes Fox In Life Term Case
W. S. Coburn who was killed in 1923 by Fox opposed Fox who is appealing a life sentence. Mrs Coburn now resides in Savannah and traveled to Atlanta to address the matter.
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W. S. Coburn
Fox
Atlanta
Mrs. Coburn
Savannah
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Claude A. Jagger
Aoaonkntad ‘Prensa Pinancial
Moultrie Hog Market
Chesterfield
Tosacce Co
Stere
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