Wall Street Marks Cautious Trading Amid Mixed Signals
New York stocks fluctuated with uneven volume and mixed leadership led by U S Steel and Western Union. Southern Railway and Chicago Indianapolis Louisville faced dividend and payment actions while Woolworth rose on a big subsidiary recapitalization. New Orleans cotton futures firmed late with July at 8.48 and December at 9.08 as buyers returned.
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New York
Htocka
Westinghouse
U. S. Steel
Western Union
Mckeesport
Real Silk Hosiery
Alaska Juneau
Allied Chemical and Consolidated
Southern Railway
American ‘Telephone
American Tobago
Islectric Power & ‘Light
Rock Island
Pacific
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville
Louisville & Nashville
Real Silk ‘Liogiery
Woollworth
Jinelish
Wall Street
Thervane
Memphis cotton seed futures end quiet as bids posted
Memphis Tennessee June 11 cotton seed futures closed quiet with bids for May through December. no sales reported. Cotton seed meal futures closed dull with bids across months and a 300 ton sale recorded.
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Memphis
Tenn
Sugar prices steady in New York market
New York sugar was quiet with no sales reported. Spot duty paid sugar held at 3.30 and refined fine granulated at 4.45, unchanged from prior readings.
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New York
New York Cotton Seed Oil Prices and Sales Report
In New York on June 11 cotton seed oil closed dull with prices for prime summer yellow at 6.76 and prime crude 5.87 to 6.25. July 6.95, September 7.90, October 6.70, December 6.35 with sales of 6 contracts.
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New Orleans
New York
Cotton Seed Oil
Potatoes Prices and Market Notes From June 1 1976
Sparse OCR fragment shows potato price data and market notes including figures like 3.00 and 4.00 per unit, with references to June 1 76 and regional mentions. Indicates a listings style brief on commodity prices and seller notes.
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Carolina
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 11 Hogs and Cattle Rise
Chicago livestock sales show hogs 15-25 higher with 19 000 head moved. Hog classes by weight range from 130-250 lbs at 6.65 to 8.75, 260-850 lbs around 6.65, sows 5.70 to 6.10. Cattle 6 000 strong to higher, yearlings 8.80 top, light vealers firm, heavy offerings softer. Slaughter cattle quotes include steers 7.75-9.00 for 600-900 lbs, cows 4.75-6.25, stockers 6.00-7.50.
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Shicago Livestock
Chicago
D. A
Turpentine firms report June sales and stocks in Savannah
Turpentine firm records Savannah shows sales 60 52 and 155 receipta 982 shipments 1 272 stock 30 120 for resin firm with sales 745 receipta 3 497 shipments 651 stock 196. Price quotes list multiple grades like B E B 3 10, F 4 30, WG 17 10 and WW 17 55 with various bids.
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Savannah
St Louis Cash Grain Prices June 11
St Louis cash grain prices report Wheat No 1 red 82, No 2 yellow 57, No 2 white oats No 2 white 29. Close: Wheat July 64, Sept 53 54. Corn July 65, Sept 51.
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L&t
Chrysler
Coca
Qoodrich &Rao
Parwittanwasel
Graham - Paige
Houston
Pacenseasessnacetes
Hupp
Hivester
Kas City
Kennecott
Lorrillard
Mack Truc
McKeesport Tia
Kan & Tex
Missouri Pac
Montgomery Wia
Murry Corp
Nash
Nat Cash
West
Wor Am
Penn ‘Dix Penn RI
Philip Pet Pu
Aeger
Rem Rand
Reading Rep
Rep Iron Steel Ms
St Louis
Stan Gunes
Stu Stewart Warner Roas
Wavevees
Willys Overlaa Mers Eewensas Tae Eewnesarstareesenines
Woolworth Neta Sacees Marseeernneserese
Oobpe
Yellow Truck
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Chicago
Miy’ Enedeseacecetens
Svoncereenmeee
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FCN
Accenses Neeee
ST. Louis
New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady
Cotton seed oil quotes in New Orleans show steady trade with several contracts posted. Prime summer yellow trades at 6.65 to 6.75, prime crude 5.87 to 6.25, and futures for June through December positioned between 6.20 and 6.50.
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New Orleans
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Brief
Butter at 16 217 pounds steady. prices unchanged. Eggs at 25 299 pounds easy. extra firsts up 15 percent.
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Chicago
Woman injures self after forgery sentence in Atlanta
Margaret Folds alias Katherine Martin cut herself in court while being sentenced to 24 months for forgery. Doctors at Grady Hospital said the wound was not dangerous. She had pleaded guilty to four counts of passing fictitious checks. Judge Moore eyed probation. Deputies report she tried to grab an ice pick en route to jail.
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Atlanta
Margaret Folds
Katherine Martin
Grady Hospital
Virlyn B. Moore
Macon
Tokyo Earthquake Shakes City During Royal Honeymoon Return
A quake near Tokyo today shook the Yokohama-Tokyo district as about half the region’s population watched Prince Takamatsu and his bride return from a worldwide honeymoon. The tremor affected 70 miles around the metro area but caused no damage.
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Tokyo
Yokohama-Tokyo
Takamatsu
Fresh graded firsts and storage yields in current intake
The report notes fresh graded firsts at 15 percent, current receipts at 144 percent, storage packed firsts at 161 percent, and storage packed extras at 16 percent, detailing storage and yield metrics.
Tessio Withdraws $1000 Then Robbery Stuns City
In Chicago on June 11 Charles Tessio withdrew his entire deposits from the Italian Trust and Saving Bank just before a state auditor closed the bank. Moments later two holdups grabbed the $1000 from his pocket and fled, ending the quick misfortune.
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Chicago
Charles Tessio
Italian Trust and Saving Bank
Cotton Comment: Mixed Views on Market Irregularity
In New York on June 11 the commission house comment on cotton shows varied opinions. Fenner and Beane anticipate irregularity with quick moves as trading opportunities. J Bache and Co. see improved demand and a stabilized market could broaden demand. Hentz and Co. report poor spot demand but expect possible advances during strong periods despite overall weak business. Hubbard Bros. and Co. note the continuing uncertainty.
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New York
Commission House
Fenner and Beane
Bache and Co
Negro runs head on into moving train in Atlanta
Norman Shell, a Black man, ran head on into a Central of Georgia passenger train near Atlanta injuring himself and severing both feet. Earlier, Shell fired shots at Carrie Weatherspoon’s home, wounding her breast and her daughter a scalp wound. He was hospitalized and police deemed him possibly insane.
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Atlanta
Norman Shell
Negro
Georgia
Shell
Carrie Weatherspoon
Terminal Station
Abe Parker
Savannah
Market dynamics hinge on securities until crop prospects change
A historical report notes that market behavior will be dictated primarily by the securities market until crop prospects shift. It reflects the interplay between financial instruments and agricultural outlooks influencing prices and investor sentiment.
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Associated Press
Pinanotat Kiditor
NEW York Coffee
Call Money
Prime Commercial
N&w York
Cétton
Liverpool
Tessio
Cotton
Tire Service
C. Geo. Pittman
Madison Street
Tre
Lagastr & Mysas Tosacco Co
Chesterfield
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