New Output Of Bonds Fails To Hold Gains In Market
The market shows limited strength as new bond issues dampen price gains. Foreign government loans softened, with French and Yugoslav notes slipping whileTreasury prices remained under pressure. Rapid changes and broad selling dominated trading as investors weighed issuing activity and inflation signals.
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Kebey Armel
Eel
Ingsey
AWS
Jugoslav &A
Sommers
Grain market snapshot shows mixed wheat futures and spot steadiness
The June market report notes wheat futures firming but with a general lack of demand signals. Prices for No 2 red winter and No 2 hard red winter show modest support in New York, with export bids mixed. Spot values indicate steadiness across several classes, while durum and white wheat trade at lighter levels amid uncertain sentiment.
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Fresh Poultry and Livestock Market Report Note
Consolidated market update covering prices and supplies for live poultry fowls hens turkeys and live stock including calves lambs hogs and cattle across multiple markets. Highlights include price ranges for live poultry meats and wholesale livestock with regional variations and recent demand trends.
Legal Records From Courthouse Adjournments and Dockets
The June 18 1953 legal record lists multiple circuit court cases with judges Hitz and Siddons, including Carrie P Robinson v James H Doddyaman and Tula Y Polway v Jeffords executors. It details motions for new trials, withdrawals, continuances, and various civil and equity matters across district court, bankruptcy, probate, and crime dockets.
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Emerson, Jr
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J. CG. Foster
I. Q. H. Alward
Henry E. Davis
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Millan & Smith
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Obineson
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Adoption Petition and Court Announcements in State Court
The document lists an adoption petition No. 621 with Frank and Pearl Thomas seeking adoption of Annis May Langley, staff by attorneys J. M. Ricks and Elwood G. Hubert, before Chief Justice Campbell and Judges Booth Downey and Grant. It then records several court rulings: Dupont de Nemours findings for plaintiff. Duckett Inc appeal allowed. Brooks-Scanlon appeal denied. Pressed Steel Car motion allowed. Charles A. Morrow motion denied. Sturtevant Plant Co motion allowed. Morse motion overruled. Jefferson F. Moser defendant motion allowed. Independent Bridge Co motion allowed. Louisville & Nashville R case argued and submitted.
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Philadelphia Markets Flour and grain prices for June
Philadelphia markets report dull trade with soft winter flour prices ranging from 5.55 to 8.75 for various grades. Timothy No 1 to No 4 sold around 21.00 to 23.00, bran prices noted per hundredweight, oats and corn prices mixed, butter and eggs firmer, cheese steady, live and dressed poultry quiet, potatoes quoted at 4.00 to 5.25 per barrel, with various quality and packaging notes.
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Speedy Freight Train For Tourists Autos
Chicago June 18 The worlds fastest freight train to carry summer vacationists autos will be started between Chicago and Albany on a 42 hour schedule by the New York Central railroad. Service between Chicago and Denver expected to be established.
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Express Men Seek 15 Cent Wage Increase
June 18 Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Wage Handlers Express and Station Employes submitted a request for a flat 15 cent an hour wage increase for Southeastern Express employees to the United States Railroad Labor Board. G C Milam, grand wire president, urged parity with American Razlya Express Co employees.
Taxes Paid by Delinquents Reach Four Hundred Million
The Internal Revenue Bureau reports progress in auditing and settling back taxes. Refunds to taxpayers total 116 million for the first eleven months of the current fiscal year. Meanwhile nearly 490.06 million has been collected from delinquent taxes and on false returns.
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Latvian Indictment Dismissed By New York Court
A U S A International Company of Delaware and three officials faced a grand jury indictment in New York for an alleged $450,000 government funds appropriation. Justice Wasser Vogel dismissed the case, citing that the Latvian government representative supplied the information and lacked direct knowledge, so the indictment could not proceed. The defendants named were George H. Steele Elmer E. Carlson and John H. Murphy and the alleged conduct involved procurement of railroad material in the United States for Latvia.
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Rail consolidations faced at ICC hearing in Chicago
June 18 reports Hale of Burlington defending a four system group plan to consolidate western lines. Hearings before Interstate Commerce Commission officials consider grouping Colorado and Southern with others, opposing forces warn of unjust traffic conditions. Other railroad leaders present statements on regional consolidations and through routes, with legal actions linked to transportation act of 1920 and a federal court decree guiding the case toward higher appellate review.
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Army Plans New Cargo Vehicle For Rough Terrain
A department official said the Army seeks a cross country cargo carrier suitable for operations in rivers and other non navigable terrain. The aim is to spark commercial interest to support development and potential production for military and civilian uses.
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Price Fixing Charged To Tobacco Concerns
The Federal Trade Commission charges Werstene Tonees Veeehartst and related firms in Penn sylven and New York Richmond operations with fixed resale prices on tobacco products. Respondents allegedly refused sales to dealers not agreeing to these prices, an action FTC says reduces competition and violates antitrust laws. The defendants have 29 days to answer.
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Proposals Opened at Washington Office for Steel Project
The notice states L L Perkins 1 Bond and related parties announce bids and proposals in triplicate at Constructing Room 7304 Munitions Ride Washington for a steel hanger and photography laboratory project. Proposals valid until 1 am June 28 02% with final execution subject to approval and plans available at Room 184 Mansons Building Washington DC.
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