Market Quiet After Mixed Signals From Powers and Rail
New York stocks drifted with little recovery after a modest early dip. Electric Power Production and railroad freight figures offered cautious optimism while steel output and dividend doubts weighed on several heavy issues including American Can and Allied Chemical. Cotton and coffee movements showed narrow trading ranges amid subdued demand and weather notes.
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New York
Congress
American
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
S. Steel
Santa Fe
Tnion Pacific
Borden, Eastman
American Tobacco
MckKeesport
Public Service
N. J
Case
E-M-T
American Can
Hog and livestock prices across Moultrie and Chicago markets
Moultrie hog prices quoted for No 1 hogs 3.25 No 2 3.09 No 3 2.75 No 4 2.75 Sows 2.75 Chicago livestock prices show hogs 15 900 head with heavies up to 4.10 per cwt and 260 200 lb range 32.65 4.05 pens 3.35 3.65 cattle 8 000 head mixed quoted with yearlings at 8.25 and cows 3.25 5.00 New Orleans cotton seed values closed steady prime yellow 3.05 3.15 crude 2 6 2 14 3 20 3 27 3 28 3 34 3 32 3 39 3 41
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Ctal
Moultrie
Toliy
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
New Orleans
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Chicago Poultry and Savannah Turpentine Prices
Chicago poultry figures show alive stock mixed with broilers fryers leghorns and turkeys with varying prices across categories. Savannah turpentine and rosin markets report firm prices, notable supply receipts and shipments with quoted grades from B to WW and Wg.
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Chicago
Cash grain prices in St. Louis market report
St. Louis cash grain figures show wheat No 2 hard 474 per bushel with July at 47% and September at 60% while December 43 asked. Corn No 2 yellow 32 8244 with July 29% asked. Oats No 2 mixed 20 21% with steady close readings.
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ST. Louis
Chicago and New York Commodity and Money Market Bulletin
Chicago butter and regs hold steady with prices unchanged. New York butter and cheese, sugar, eggs, and cotton seed oil show mixed but steady levels amid June 22 trading. Call money steady at 2% with time loans and commercial paper unchanged.
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Chicago
Acs
New York
Jaytiey
Call Money
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Futures Report
Liverpool market notes show cotton demand fair with prices two points lower. Quotation levels include American goods at 4.87 for strict good middling and 4.47 for good middling, with other grades listed. Futures closed quiet with July and October at 4.02 and 4.02 respectively and March at 4.14, May at 10.
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Liverpool
Otton
Ethiopian Queen Rejects Parisian Fashion in Defiance
Addis Ababa report notes Walterm Menen, titled queen of queens, spurns Haile Selassie I Western reforms. She discards a full Paris wardrobe and adheres to traditional Ethiopian dress with balloon trousers, a long tunic, and a thin wrap called a chamma resembling a Roman toga.
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Addis Ababa
Waltern Menen
Queens
Abyssinia
Haile Selassie I
Paris
Ethiopia
American Samoa Population Check Reaches 10184
Pago Pago census officials report the 1930 population of American Samoa at 10,184 after updating births and deaths in the territory.
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American Samoa
American Territory
Australians Celebrate Old Foes at Reunion
At a reunion in Sydney Australian artillery veterans honored German ex-soldiers and former foes pledged friendship over Australian beer during the event.
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Sydney
Camphor Found in Reno Sage Brush by Nebraska Chemists
Oil from Reno sage brush contains 40 percent camphor, UNL chemists report. Described as a protective component reducing evaporation in desert shrubs, aiding moisture retention.
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Reno
Nevada
University of Nebraska
Weather Summary for Thomasville Area June 22 1932
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau report for Thomasville Georgia notes mild tonight with partly cloudy conditions and possible local thundershowers Thursday. Observations show temperatures around 75 percent humidity, high yesterday, low last night, with overall little change in pressure and scattered thundershowers in the south and east. Weather remains hot in the south and central valleys while the far west cools modestly.
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Thomasville
Kinity
New England
Mississippi River
Park and Strozier Allowed Big Fee For Collecting State Money
In Atlanta on June 22 a Wallon Superior Court order lets the Macon law firm Park and Strozier receive 12 500 as a fee for collecting 190 000 for the State Revenue Department. The fee arose from litigation with Coca Cola Continental Gin and Fox Film, with Park and Strozier previously retained by ex state tax commissioner I C Norman before a reorganization barred state departments from hiring special counsel. Orville Park and Paul Doyle clashed over the fee, each side citing 10 percent of collections. Attorney General Lawrence Camp moved to require turnover of 14 000 balance and to fix fees from the case.
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Wallon Superior Court
Park and Strozer
Macon
State Revenue Department
The
Revenue Department
Coca-Cola Company
Continental Gin Company
Foxsx
I. C. Norman
Orville Park
Park and Strozier
Paul Doyle
State Revenue Commission
Doyle
Lawrence Camp
Woman runs Alaska's only radio station
Portland report notes Mrs. manages Alaska's lone broadcasting plant, highlighting a pioneering role in remote media operation. The brief sketches her leadership and the significance of the station to the state.
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Alaska
Portland, Ore
Capital Police Seek Atlanta Man Missing Over Ten Days
Capital police search for David Greenfield a 24 year old from an Atlanta Georgia family missing more than ten days. He left Knoxville by train to take a job in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania and was last seen near Washington with a six foot tall 175 pound frame dark hair light grey eyes and a small scar over his right ear.
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Washington, D. C
Capital Police
David Greenfield
Atlanta
Holland Hoards Eggs to Stabilize Prices
Amsterdam reports government action to halt egg price drops by storing 100 million eggs and guaranteeing a price of 1.39 dollars per hundred.
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Amsterdam
Radio Station Loss Sparks Fire Incendiary Claim
James Britton of Ketchikan traveled to Portland to procure gear for a new station after KGBU in Ketchikan was destroyed by fire during a lunch break. Britton said the blaze was incendiary, noting she had just installed a frequency control and was away briefly.
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Ketchikan
Portland
KGBU
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