Stocks Slip After morning Gains In Narrow Trade
New York market holds thin volume with American Can dipping to a new low before midday as supplies and dividends create uncertainty. Blue chips such as American Tobacco and U S Steel push higher later, while New Orleans and Liverpool cotton futures show mixed moves amid steady or firmer tones in related commodities.
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New York
American Tobacco Livcett and Myers
Mergersport
Ied
Chemie
Public
R-M-T
American Telephone
General Foods
Borden
Consolidated Gas
American Water Works
U. S. Steel
American Can
New Orleans
Liverpool
Grain prices and futures report from St. Louis
Wheat No 3 47. Corn No 2 yellow 31 to 32. Oats No 3 white 21. OSI Wheat July 47 44. Sept 50. Dec 63 asked. Corn July 29% asked.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Turpentine and rosin market figures reported in Savannah
Savannah Georgia on June 23 reports turpentine firm totals with 38 firms selling 471 receipts 211 shipments stock 10634 and rosin firm totals with 886 sales 1921 receipts none shipments, stock 176. Prices listed from B to WW X with values ranging from 1.90 to 4.70 per unit.
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Savannah
Chicago Poultry Prices and Stock Range
Chicago poultry market listings show active stock numbers for June 23 with various categories including alive poultry, trucks, fowls, colored broilers, lexhorn and colored fryers, springs, roosters, turkeys, geese and old ducks. Prices are given in a terse shorthand with multiple ranges and unit notes.
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Chicago
Poultry Alive
Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices Feed Stable Market
Chicago June 23 butter and eggs report shows butter at 9 996 steady and prices unchanged. Total rece ipts 1114 storage packed firsts 13 14 extras 14 with unsettled margins among grades and grades adjusted.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Markets Report June 23
Chicago livestock prices show hogs at 3.50 to 4.25 for lighter and heavier weights with top 4.25 for 180-280 pounds. Cattle supply limited with steers and yearlings steady to weak, top 8.10 for heavy weight steers, cows 3.25 to 5.00, grass cattle slow.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Moultrie Hog Market Prices Reported Today
Hog prices at Moultrie Georgia on June 23 show No 1 hogs at 3.25 No 2 at 3.00 No 3 at 2.75 No 4 at 2.75 Sows at 2.75. Sugar market in New York also quiet with no offers below 2.90 for spots and refined held at 3.90.
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Moultrie
New York
Exchange bans selling stocks in packages by NYSE rule
The New York Stock Exchange forbids members from selling stocks in bundles called packages. The board says the plan imposes high costs on investors and concentrates brokerage fees, transfer taxes, and seller profits into a single unit, except for limited cases needing approval.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wie Vachange
Board of Governors
Exchange
Nurse Grilled About Her Past Life in Trial of Hutton
In Los Angeles on June 28 defense lawyers sought to reveal Myrtle Jean St. Pierre past life details as she sues David Hutton for breach of promise. The nurse admitted using several names and hinted at two prior marriages while clashes erupted during cross examination. Mrs. Hutton remains in a sanitarium with a nervous breakdown reported in court.
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Los Angeles
Myrtle Jean St. Pierre
David Hutton
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
Hutton
Miss St. Pierre
Lester Roth
Myrtle St. Peters
Jean Deville
Hazel
Joan
H. H. Harrington, Jr
George Street
Herty's discovery hailed as boon to the southern states
Rome Georgia June 23 the discovery that white paper can be made from most southern pines is hailed as Dixie’s greatest commercial opportunity by Dr Charles Herty former American Chemical Society president. Exhibits at the Georgia Forestry Association show white paper pulp from loblolly and long leaf pines twenty five years old resin issue solved enabling use of young trees and thinning waste for domestic newsprint and book papers. Lantern slides and products from pine stumps illustrate forest fire damage and a young slash pine shown.
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Rome
Dixie
Charles H. Herty
New York
American Chemical Society
Georgia Forestry Association
Georgia
Savannah
Herty
United States
Sports Highlights From Around The Leagues
Detroit Tigers move to second place behind strong relief pitching by George Uhle as Gus Suhr and Tony Piet drive Pirates wins over Brooklyn. Harvey Hendrick contributes for the Reds with a multi hit game. Giants Shaw Hubbell and Bill Terry power a 9 to 1 victory over the Cardinals. Phillies’ Flint Rhem secures a fourth straight win. Market notes: call money steady at 2% and eggs unsettled at New York with mixed colors around 16 to 15 percent.
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Associated Press
George Uhle
Detroit
Boston
Tigers
Gus Suhr
Tony Piet
Pirates
Brooklyn
Harvey Hendrick
Reds
Carl Hubbell
Bill Terry
Giants
Cardinals
Flint Rhemn
Phillies
Cubs
Phils
Chile Acuna Dies After Brain Operation in New York
Chile Acuna the famed stool pigeon dies in Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital after coma following brain tumor operation. Once a police informer who exposed a corrupt vice squad and implicated officers, Acuna testified in mayoral era inquiries and helped reveal abuses against women by detectives and ball bondsmen.
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Chile
Acuna
New York
Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital
Isidore J. Kresel
Samuel Seabury
Millions of Men Gather in Dublin for Eucharistic Congress
In Phoenix Park about 250000 men sing under the stars for the Eucharistic congress. A male choir leads the massed voices with a microphone system. Cardinal Lauri attends and members mingle after services. Earlier, a pontifical high mass is held at 12 30 am and 11 am. The congress focuses on the doctrine of Christ in the blessed sacrament. Meanwhile Wisconsin reports 6025 heart deaths in 1931 and total 30202 for the year.
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Dublin
Phoenix Park
Cardinal Lauri
Pimlico Purse Reductions Cut Stakes Across Maryland Tracks
Pimlico Race Course announces with Maryland Racing Commission approval a total purse reduction of about 39 000 dollars this fall. The Manly memorial steeplechase and the Riggs stake will be dropped or cut, with other reductions at Pimlico Laurel Bowie Walden and Baltimore handicap. Overnight purse minimums drop from 1500 to 1000 dollars and steeplechase minimum from 2000 to 1500.
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Baltimore
Pimlico Race Track
Maryland Racing Commission
Pimlico
Harve De _ Grace
Laurel and Bowig
Maryland Jockey Club
Bowie
Hardwick Proposes Tax Waiver to Back Vote
Atlanta June 23. Thomas W. Hardwick one of ten candidates for governor suggested to state Democratic Executive Committee Chairman Lawrence Camp that the rule requiring property tax payment to vote be waived.
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Atlanta
Thomas W. Hardwick
Lawrence Camp
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Voters May Waive Taxes in September Primary
A former senator and governor urged waiving property taxes to allow tax bound Democrats to vote in September primaries. He predicted the people would ratify a constitutional amendment enabling voting in exchange for poll tax payment. Separately, Dr. Joseph Fort Newton preached at Duke University’s new chapel.
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Peo
Joseph Fort Newton
Philadelphia
Duke
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Beth Steel
Goodyear Tire & Rubrillette
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Kresge
Kreug & All Loews
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Liger& Myr
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Montgomery War
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Stewart
Warner Levenovee
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Aacensacs
Wereessee
Texas Corp
Eeesenseessenee
Trans America
Union Carbide Croneeteeseonnenees
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U S
Cardus
H. K. Fischer
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James Gribben, Inc
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John Dixon
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