Market cheer lifts stocks amid cautious trading
New York stocks rose moderately with firmer levels as investors welcomed a gentler mood. Corn led the gains while wheat and oats rose modestly. drought impact limited cereal damage. Bonds stayed quiet as major industrials including U S Steel and American Can climbed in a cautious session.
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New York
Gaudin
Pacarie
Chotdey
Boos
Annies
Cerro
Joe Duasid
Chicago grain and provisions prices and rough quotes
Chicago grain and provisions report shows wheat sales absent while corn prices hover around 69 cents for No 2 yellow and 62 cents for No 2 white. Barley and timothy seed quotes are listed with slight changes and no rye reported. New York raw hides futures closed steady with modest gains. details include bid levels and contract months with limited liquidity.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions
Chicago
Hog Market Report Quiet on Moultrie Prices
Moultrie Ga January 22 hog market quiet with prices for hogs listed by grade. Heavy hogs 40 dollars per hundredweight, No 1 160 to 240 pounds at 3.76, No 2 120 to 140 pounds, No 4 100 to 120 pounds, No 1 60 to 100 pounds at 2.00, sows 2.75, stags 1.76.
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Moultrie
New York Coffee Prices Steady on Futures Close
New York June 12 Coffee futures closed steady with 8 000 bag spot trade. Santos No 4 and Rio No 7 showed slight gains while July through May contracts held near unchanged levels. Santos futures traded around 27 000 bags with July and Sept prices quoted.
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New York
Santos
Markets at a Glance New York Shocks
Market notes describe steady advances in stocks and commodities with gains in many sectors. Wheat and corn show activity influenced by corn prices, while cattle futures move with broad market sentiment.
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New York
New Orleans Cotton Opens Mixed as Markets Show Recovery
The New Orleans cotton market opened with a moderate decline and a quick early rally. July and October fell then recovered with prices closing steady, exports totaling 9,599 bales, and futures facing modest daily shifts.
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New Orleans
New
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Market Notes
Liverpool cotton market reports duties and receipts with quotes for several grades. Prices show mixed demand with values for strict middling and low middling, and futures activity moving slowly as of May 6.20.
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Liverpool
He. Go
Marcel
New York Sugar Prices Steady Amid Slim Trade
Spot sugar quotes show 2.80 with no sales reported today. Lined prices held at 4.65 as markets remain quiet and prices unchanged.
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New York
York
Turpentine and Rosin Yard Receipts and Sales Report
Savanna h turpentine firm reports Hat sales and rosin figures with receipts and shipments listed. The data shows fluctuating stock levels and quoting prices per pound alongside coded references and totals.
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Savannah
Rosin Tim
Ui Hao
New York Poultry Prices Reported With Mixed Movements
New York pricing shows 12 Dressed poultry steady for firm demand, live poultry softening. Broilers and fowls moved on express terms dated 12-26 and 12-16 respectively, roosters at express 5, turkeys express freight and exchange rate shifted.
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New York
oUner
Chicago Poultry Market Report Faces Mixed Live Stock
In Chicago on June 12 traders report live poultry rates with steady activity. Prices listed include hens at 12, leghorns 9, rock fryers 24, colored birds 21 to 26, rock broilers 18 to 20, and various turkey duck and goose figures across multiple lots.
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Auburn Ava Corp
LB & O
Sendix
Beth Steel Prades
Vauleloust
Jehan Manville
Kentecott
Tasew
Doordhard Montgomery
Atot Wai
North Am
Publix Penney Dreeways
Tate
Bindio “Uy Respail Steel
Imp
Ind al
S Steel
Os Steel
Stte Wurtier Pict
OMG Wesson OW
Aw West Union
Auss Westinghouse
Mfa
Woolworth
Chicago
New York Eggs Market Report Shows Mixed Colors and Specials
New York egg prices and standards are listed with mixed color varieties, special packs, and exchanges. Notable figures include 5 017 dollars for a firm, various firsts and mediums, and private store sales across Western markets.
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New York
Hennery
CIA
Te Tobe
June Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report
In CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS notes the June market shows firm butter values and various grade breakdowns. It lists storage packed firsts, extras, and standards with figures for tubs and cars, plus futures and storage standards through October and November.
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Chicago
Iyes
Isge
New York Butter and Cheese Prices Report
New York butter prices show 18 337 fir m ey with creamery rates higher than extra 2514 265 and U2 score 25. First 88 to 91 score e214 8 conditions 84 87 score 2254 2044. Neutralized SQ score 24 percent. Cheese at 205 001 firm, prices unchanged.
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New York
Chicago Livestock Market Reports Mixed Weights and Prices
Chicago livestock figures show 6000 head with mixed demand as hogs move higher and cattle values vary. Buyers note strength in higher weights around 240 to 260 pounds. calves and steers show steady to firm demand while packing hogs and sows retreat from recent highs.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Steytes
Mystery of a Dufresne House Blackmail Unfolds
Detectives interview Ellen Becker the maid at Pierre Dufresne's home as she reveals hush money from Mrs Dufresne and later Mr Dufresne. She describes notes in sand promising a meeting and admits being paid to stay silent while Joe Donaghy is linked to the scheme. The case widens to include Donaghy and possible further revelations tomorrow.
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Pierre Dufresne
Harper
Ellen Becker
Dufresnes
Lafferty
Ellen
Mrs. Sutton
Miss Becker
Police Headquarters
Sergeant Harper
Homicide Bureau
Mr. Dufresne
Mr. Dufresne’s
Becker
Harris
the Dufresnes
Mrs. Dufresne
Ken
Dufresne
Joe Donaghy
Joe
Donaghy
Walter C. Brown
Thomasville Forecast and Market Snippets from June 12 1934
Weather forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for a festive event tonight and Wednesday with a chance of showers. Local climate notes include lowest and highest temperatures for the month, precipitation totals, and normal figures. Financial items cover New York call money steady and rediscount rate, New Orleans cotton seed oil prices with may include June July and September contract values.
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Thomasville
New York
New York Reserve Bank
New York Cotton Seed Oil Futures Close Firm
Bleachable cotton seed futures closed firm with spot not quoted. June 6.25, July 5.33, Aug 5.37, Sept 5.538, Oct 6.63, Nov 5.65, Dec 5.82. Sales 114 Fontaeta including 38 switches.
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New York
Cotton Seed Oil
Fontaeta
Market Summary for Wheat Corn and Government Bonds
Cash grain quotes show No 2 red wheat and No 2 yellow corn around 61 with oats at 4 and 1/2. Bond prices list Liberty and Treasury issues in dollars and thirty second fractions with various 1920s style close values. Highs, lows and closes for fed farm bonds appear alongside home ownership notes.
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ST. Louis
U. S
New York
Liberty
Liberty Dith
Treasury
Treasury A
Auto Electric Co Opens on Remington Avenue
Auto Electric Company offers starting lighting and ignition services at 118 Remington Avenue with phone access. The business advertises skilled auto electricians for repairs and maintenance.
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Auto Electric Company
Auto Electricians
Remington Avenue
Phone 16
Thomas County announces candidates and senate bid
A 1934 Thomasville notice bills for county commissioner in Mings district and Coolidge Esabelle Merrillville districts and a state senate run by Fred Scott. It urges Democratic Primary on September 12 and pledges service, tax relief, and support for schools and veterans.
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Thomasville
Coolidge-Esabelle
Merrillville
State Senate
Thomas County
Thomas, Brooks
Grady
D Roy Hay Announces Candidacy for City Court Judge
D Roy Hay announces for the unexpired term as City Court judge of Thomasville. He pledges economical court operation without violating rights and proposes refunding one quarter of the salary to taxpayers if elected. He cites eight years as Thomasville mayor and many police court decisions as his public record.
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Thomas County
Thomasville
Miayor
D. Roy Hay
Miles Seeks City Court Judge Seat in Thomasville
J A Craig Miles announces candidacy for the unexpired term as Judge of the City Court in Thomasville for the Democratic Primary on September 12, 1934. He proposes a $2400 annual salary and cites past salary cuts and budget reductions as core platform points.
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Thomas County
Thomasville
MacIntyre
Luke
Craig Miles
Clifford Be Hay Announces Candidacy for City Court Judge
A 1934 political notice to White voters in Thomas County announces Clifford Be Hay’s bid for City Court Judge in Thomasville. The letter urges support in the Democratic Primary and promises to publish his positions on relevant issues. Dated May 12, 1934, the notice requests votes from Thomas County voters.
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Thomas County
Thomasville
Clifford BE. Hay
Judge City Court
Mass slaying shocks Susanville California town
Five people were killed in Susanville in a brutal knife attack by Peter Alesi a 45 year old lumber mill worker. Police and deputies surrounded the suspect at the county jail as an inquest was set and District Attorney Grover C Julian prepared murder charges while residents feared a possible lynching.
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Susanville
Cal
Peter Alesi
Alesi
Joe Fazio
Mountain
California
Nevada
John
Sadie
Lena Amistani
Grover C. Julian
Alosi
Negro charged with slaying guard at convict camp jailed
Macon Georgia June 12 Frank Johnson a Washington county negro charged with killing John Waller a guard at a convict camp was held for safe keeping after a crowd gathered at the jail in Sandersville.
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Macon
Frank Johnson
Washington County
John Waller
Sandersville
Threat to bomb Doris Duke estate disclosed
Newark June 12 An alleged threat to bomb Doris Duke Somerville estate was revealed in a federal grand jury indictment against Thomas Layden a Newark youth 17 in the extortion case involving Thomas N McCarter president of Public Service Generation of New Jersey Layden was arrested May 26 while handling a package believed to contain the demanded $3000 and confessed to the extortion The indictment also charges him with sending threatening letters by mail to both McCarter and Duke and he faces arraignment before Federal Judge Guy L Fake fostered by the case remains connected to an extortion scheme against Duke and McCarter.
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Newark
N. J
Somerville
Doris Duke
Thomas Layden
Layden
Thomas N. McCarter
Public Service Generation of
New Jersey
McCarter
Cedar Grove
Guy L. Fake
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Moultrie Hog Market
Oklahoumia
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Tad
Mocking House
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Vnienest
Business Directory
Mings
G. I. Duren
S. W. McMillan
Senate
Fred Scott
Sheriff's Office
the Trading Post
W. Jackson
B. B. Farle
Waitkins
J. R. Watkins Company
Iowa Ave
Memphis
Tenn
Southern Trailing & Supply Co
E. Jackson
Clark Petroleum Co
A. B. Clark
Mer
Underwood
Underwood Agt
Albany, Ga
Southern Investment Co
Brighton
Fredonia
Russell Dickey
Times- Enterprise
Gordon Avenue
Mew
Fr. Jackson St
W. M. Sampson
Flipper’s
South Broad Street
Doc Wright
Rube Goldberg
RTH
Bere Ey Peters
Pac Wright
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