Stock market sees gains falter on tax flow and steel lows
The Dow slid as call money rose to 6 percent signaling tax payments and mid year settlements. Heavy losses in United States Steel and several majors dragged indices while copper rallied briefly before turning weak. Total volume neared 3.1 million shares with a weak close.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
France
United States Steel
National
Iead
Johns Manville
Christie Brown
Crek Carpet
Crucible Steel
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Liggett & Myers
Warren Brothers
Brooklyn Edison
Radio
Case Threshing
General Motors
New York Central
Delaware
Hudson
Imals Central
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Chicago Market Reports Show Hogs Cattle Wheat and Oils
Chicago livestock notes show hogs at 23,000 with gains to 260 in weight. cattle 7,000 with steady to firm trade and best yearlings around 14.85. Wheat rallies mid-session as corn weakens. cotton seed oil and spot cotton move on futures and regional prices. government bonds and cash grain also summarized.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Chicago Poultry Prices Record
Chicago June 19 poultry market report shows alive fowls 3, broilers 32, springs 31 329, spring ducks 20 26, spring geese 22. Prices indicate steady demand across fowl categories in the Chicago market.
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Chicago
Poultry Alive
New York Poultry Prices Steady For Week
New York on June 19 reports poultry prices holding steady across categories. Poultry alive items show modest quotes for broilers fowls and turkeys with dressed poultry remaining steady and market activity unchanged.
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New York
New York Butter And Eggs Market Report
New York markets show butter firm with creamery extras at 92 score and 44 receipts for eggs worth 44 575 with fresh gathered extras firsts 304 and firsts 29 30.
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New York
Markets at a Glance and Cotton Notes
Markets at a glance show weakness in New York stocks and dull bonds with mixed foreign exchanges. Cotton in New York and New Orleans tumbles then steadies on weather and liquidity. futures close firmer. Cattle and hogs mixed with hogs higher in North American trade.
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New York
Chicago
Moultrie Hog Market and Liverpool Cotton Report
Daily market notes show No 1 Packer Hogs at slight gains and No 2 Packer Hogs with modest rises. Liverpool spot cotton quotes higher with American grades driving sales of 6 000 bales and steady futures, led by July at 11.00 and Oct/Jan at 10.76.
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Goodrich
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Wiivs-Overland
Woolworth
Theentt & Myers
Etree Vent
Victor
Swift & Com
Cart. Moulttrie
Moultrie
Liverpool
Savannah Naval Stores Market Figures and Rates
Turpentine and Rosin firms report June activity in Savannah with sales receipts shipments and stock totals. Broker quotes list bid and ask prices for various grades and commodities including WG WW X and other letter codes.
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Savannah
Market Quotation On Farm Produce From Atlanta
Market report lists June 18 prices from Georgia Bureau of Markets for eggs pork corn beans beets cabbage carrots onions green corn peas Irish potatoes sweet potatoes squash tomatoes and other items. Notable prices include eggs 29 cents a dozen hogs 9.55 per cwt. corn 1.30 a bushel and cabbage 1.75 to 2.00 per barrel.
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Atlanta
Bureau of Markets of the Georgia
Department of Agriculture
U. S
Bliss Triumph
U. S. Ys
Nancy Halls
Florida
Relief Ordered for Flood Victims in Arkansas Missouri
Emergency relief through Red Cross chapters in Arkansas and Missouri was ordered today by the American Red Cross through its midwestern branch in St Louis. Advices say thousands fled homes and more than 200000 acres will be inundated with crop ruin expected.
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Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Arkansas
Missouri
American Red Cross
Mid-Western
St. Louis
Lindbergh Flies to Wisconsin Town to See Injured Friend
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh circled Watertown's hospital twice around 1 PM so Delos Dudley, a UW Madison classmate, could see him before Lindbergh flew north. Dudley's mother said she believed he planned to visit President Coolidge in Superior.
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Wis
Charles A. Lindbergh
University of Wisconsin
Delos Dudley
Dudley
Associated Press
Superior
Southern Railway Officials Inspect Building at Macon
Southern Railway officials visited Macon Georgia to inspect the new round house and shops under construction at a cost of 900000. Visitors included H W Miller in charge of operations B Herman vice president in charge of construction R E Simpson general manager of lines west J C Austin general superintendent W A Stewart superintendent of motive power.
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Macon
Southern Railway
H. W. Miller
Washington, D. C
B. Herman
R. E. Simpson
Cincinnati
Lines West
J. C. Austin
Chattanooga, Tenn
W. A. Stewart
Nelson of St Paul to oppose Shipstead for Senate
St Paul Minn June 19 No nomination of Arthur E Nelson of St Paul as Republican candidate for United States Senator was conceded today by his nearest opponent as returns came in from Mondays primary Opposing Nelson in the fall election will be Senator Henrik Shipstead himself renominated Monday by an overwhelming majority
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St. Paul, Minn
Arthur E. Nelson
St. Paul
United States
Nelson
Henrik Shipstead
Chauffeur Robber Sentenced Twenty Years in New York
Nate Weinzimmer, 29, chauffeur for the Whittemore gang, received a 20 year prison term in New York for the January 11, 1926 robbery of jewelers Albert Goodvis and Emanuel Beekman, who were struck down for $179,000 in gems.
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Nate Weinzimmer
Richard Reese Whittemore
Albert Goodvis
Emanuel Beekman
Weinzimmer
Cleveland
Triumphal Bremen Welcome For Transatlantic Fliers
In Bremen on June 19 Captain Hermann Kohl Baron Von Huenefeld and Major Fitzmaurice received a triumphal welcome for their trans Atlantic flight. Baron Von Huenefeld paid tribute to Floyd Bennett who died of pneumonia while aiding the stranded explorers at Greenly Island.
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Bremen
Germany
Hermann Kohl
Baron ‘von Huenefeld
Fitzmaurice
Baron von Huenefeld
Floyd Bennett
Greenly Island
France Plans Franc Stabilization Next Saturday
Paris reports a cabinet decision that stabilization of the franc will take effect next Saturday. Details will be finalized at a special meeting this afternoon and the stabilization law will be sent to parliament after the New York Stock Exchange closes. The senate and chamber will stay in session until adoption to curb speculation.
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New York Stock’ Exchange
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
New York Exchange
Southern Master Printers Elect New Leaders in Convention
Mor ris Davidson of Louisville Kentucky was elected President of the Southern Master Printers Federation at its Asheville North Carolina convention. State Vice Presidents named include R A Magill of Atlanta Georgia.
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Asheville
N. C
Morris Davidson
Louisville
Southern Master Printers Federation
R. A. Magill
Atlanta
Ohio to Cast First Ballot for Atlee at Democratic Convention
Report on Ohio delegation plans for the Democratic national convention notes discussions on a possible permanent chairman and a short platform. Shaver cites signals toward Senator Joseph T. Robinson as likely chairman, with Glass Caraway or Pittman mentioned for resolutions. Mrs. Emily Newell Blair pushes for a six paragraph creed. Albany dispatch reports NY Democratic secretary Reilly says NY delegates will pick who nominates Smith with Davel t or Walker likely to give the nominating speech.
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Shaver
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Resolutions Committee
Albany
N. Y
Hugh Reilly
New York State Democratic Committee
Alfred E. Smith
Rice Hotel
Houston
Franklin Davelt
James J. Walker
New York
Evacuation of Valley Forge Observed and Memorial Cornerstone
The article notes the 10th anniversary of the Valley Forge evacuation celebrated in Valley Forge Pennsylvan ia with the centerpiece event the laying of the cornerstone of a new Washington memorial church to cost 10 000 000 dollars upon completion.
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National Washington Memorial Church
Cotton Spinners Recommend Short Time Work Rule
Manchester reports the Federation of Master Cotton Spinners has recommended converting to organized short time work to cut production by fifty percent. A ninety percent majority of spindles must approve before the plan takes effect, with the vote returned by June 28.
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Manchester
England
the Federation of Master
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