Wall Street Opens Higher Amid Mixed Market Signals
New York June 27 stocks resumed an upward push with gains in metals and sugar while early profit taking trimmed advances. Blue chips led by Homestake Mines rose as other listed securities posted fractional to multi point gains. grains rallied briefly then leveled. Butter and cheese prices were steady, eggs mixed, and sugar unchanged at 3.15.
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Santa Fe
International Silver
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Public Service of New Jersey
Kennecott
Magma
Markets at a Glance New York Stocks Hold Steady Amid Mixed Bonds
Markets at a glance show New York stocks steady with higher metal and oils, bonds mixed, and utilities firm. Foreign exchanges quiet as gold and cotton move, coffee and wheat firm, corn strong, cattle steady at around 10.25 top, hogs easing.
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New Orleans
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New York Cotton Market Mixed After Weather Report Confusion
The New York cotton market opened with disappointment as buyers reacted to a poor weekly weather forecast and weak crop conditions in the Southwest. Prices eased under pressure while volume and trading strength varied across the session with mixed sentiment among participants.
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New York Poultry Market Steady to Firm
Live poultry remains steady to firm in New York market. Prices for fowls and freight rates show minor adjustments with express options varying. overall activity appears stable as of June.
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Pfrollers
Savannah Turpentine Sales Report Confusing Prices
In Savannah on June 27 sales show receipts stock and rosin figures with unclear shipments. Quotations list multiple buyers and prices such as Bland 4.2550 and 4.80 Monap N 4.90 Wu a.50, reflecting a fragmented market report for turpentine and related products.
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New Orleans Cotton Prices Slip in Narrow Range
The New Orleans cotton market stayed quiet with small price moves. October and December futures fluctuated, selling later as a favorable crop report trimmed interest. totals reached 21,860 bales with futures closing barely steady, down 8 to 12 points from prior levels.
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Moultrie Hog Market Report June Prices and Totals
Moultrie Georgia hog market quotes for June 27 list Voges heavy 240 lbs and up at 4.30 and No 1 TAR to 240 at 4.45. Sows priced at 2.56. Other weight ranges show 4.06 for 140 to 160 and 2.80 to 3.65 for lighter categories.
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Chicago Livestock Prices and Market Summary
Chicago market report shows hogs at 4.50 to 5.05 for various weights with mixed demand and direct sales around 6,000 head. Cattle and calves remain steady with steers and heifers trading in the 6.00 to 9.00 range, cows strong at 8.75 to 9.75, and assorted weight classes listed.
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Liverpool Cotton Prices and Market Terms
Liverpool cotton market notes show prices for different staple grades with quotes like good middling and middling across various months. The fragment lists ranges and adjustments, noting months such as July and December with figures around six to seven pence per pound and references to market terms and maturities.
Chicago butter and eggs sales report fragment
Unclear OCR reads butter and eggs data with numbers for tubs cars and receipts. Mentions Chiesa Lune Gage specials and 86 87 scores, but many garbled terms obscure meaning and entities.
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Cotton Seed Oil Futures Steady in New York Spot Unquoted
New York June 27 bleachable cotton seed oil futures closed steady with spot unquoted. July at 5.608, Aug 6.628, Sept 6.00s. Nov 6.08, Dec 6.04 with contracts including four witching days and three holiday sessions noted in the report.
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SSGR
New York Coffee Market Snapshot From Futures Board
Irregular OCR notes show New York coffee futures with spot steady for Rio and Santos contracts. Prices listed include 7.65 for Sept Teh and 10.49 for Dee with May and March figures, plus 19 000 bars traded and various dated notations.
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New York Call Money and Rates Report
New York call money steady at 1 percent for the day. Time bills 60 days to 6 months at 4y12 percent. Commercial paper at 4 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged. Rediscount rate at the New York reserve bank 3.5 percent.
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Chesterfield Blending for Milder Better Taste
Chesterfield explains blending and cross blending of mild ripe tobaccos to create a smoother flavor. They combine home grown tobaccos with aromatic Turkish to balance each kind and enhance overall smoking qualities. The result is a milder, better taste said to satisfy.
Thomasville Weather Forecast and Local Readings
Forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday with widely scattered thundershowers Thursday afternoon. Observations show 8 a.m. Macridian time readings include temperature and precipitation totals for the month and year to date.
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Foreign Exchange Rates From New York Forward in June
A brief table lists foreign exchange rates for Great Britain and other currencies in dollars and various cables. Rates include France demand 504, Germany 39.40, Italy 55, Belgium 23.36, and Austria 18.90, with Portugal 4.58 and Poland 8.90 among others, plus Montreal and New York exchangeings.
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New York Raw Hides Futures Mixed Lower On Demand
Raw hide futures eased with declines of 10 to 20 points. Sept and Dec prices shown, with March bids around 10.00 and 10.10 at close. sales reported at 400,000 pounds.
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Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices in St. Louis Cash Market
St Louis cash grain market quotes for June 27 show No 2 red wheat at 88 1/4 to 90, No 3 at 85 1/2, No 2 yellow corn 61 1/4, No 3 60 1/2 to 61, No 2 white oats 46, with July wheat at 88 3/4 and September at 81.
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New Orleans cotton seed oil prices steady on June 27
The New Orleans market closed steady with prime summer yellow priced 5.05 to 5.20 and prime crude 4.40 to 4.75. Futures quotes included July DAR, September at 6.88, October 5.41, December 5.41, and January 5.67.
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U.S. Government Bond Prices In New York Close
New York June 27 closing prices for government bonds show Liberty 1st at 103.32 to 47, Liberty 4th at 160.21, Treasury 4 4 of 3 percent near 103.21, Treasury 3 348 at 107, Treasury 34s 102.13, Treasury 88 at 101.58. Highs and lows noted with daily ranges.
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Chicago Poultry Prices Report June 27
Chicago market live poultry prices show steady trading with hens over 5 lbs, leghorn hens at 10, rock fryers 19 to 20, rock springs 22 to 24, colored birds around 18 to 21. Turkeys fetch 10 to 14, spring ducks 12 to 14 percent, old stock 7 to 8, roosters 8.
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Rumors Tie Prince of Wales to Princess of Holland
London reports rumors circling the Prince of Wales age forty and Princess Juliana of Holland age twenty five after a dinner at the Dutch legation. The pair have been linked before by matchmakers across royal houses and previous rumors about Princess Juliana and Prince Bertil have been denied. Princess Juliana is Queen Wilhelmina's daughter and in direct line to the Dutch throne.
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Third Watermelon Festival Held in Moultrie Georgia
Moultrie Ga June 24 Georgia celebrates the third watermelon festival in the city known as a major shipping point. Despite predictions of a small melon crop due to nearby weather conditions the festival sponsors organized an all day program with prizes for largest melons and parade floats, a queen selection from local entrants, a baseball game and a street dance.
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Trucks and Trailers for Sale Listing
Classified ad listing various vehicles including a 31 Chevrolet 14 ton Cab, 181 Dump Body priced at 326.00 and a 4-Wheel Trailer and Body at 55.00. Other cars and trucks available to select from.
Festival Queen Candidates Named After Parade
After the parade, candidates for queen of the festival assembled on a platform on the courthouse lawn where three out of town judges chose the winner. Dr. Paul W. Chapman of the University of Georgia spoke, discussing results of the agricultural administration's work for farmers.
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GM Official Denies Three Way Split Talk
Washington June 27 Norman K Haig a General Motors official called the charges of suggesting a get together of Motors Ford and Chrysler bidders for a three way split of army motor contracts absolutely false He testified before a house military affairs subcommittee yesterday Sabine a local Ford agent had asserted the claim during the hearing
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Augusta Detective Freed of Charges in Pay-Off Probe
Augusta Ga June 27 R L Turner city detective was acquitted in city court on bribery charges in the pay off investigation. The jury retired under ten minutes to render a not guilty verdict. A bootlegger testified he paid Turner six years for protection. defense showed Turner raided him during that period. Other pay off probe cases were postponed to July 3.
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GM executive denies thumbs down on proposition
Haig, GM fleet sales managing director now in Detroit, denied the alleged proposition through Joseph Woodside, Washington fleet sales manager and former assistant to Comptroller General McCarl.
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