Market in stocks drifts with light demand amid World Series focus
The market shows quiet selective buying with traders more interested in the World Series than equities. Bonds and rubber are subdued while foreign exchanges rise modestly. Prices for selected stocks at 2 pm include Allied Chemical 125.5, American Can 98, General Electric 18, General Motors 285, Union Pacific 99, Standard Oil 42.5, and U S Steel 32.
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Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel
Tel
Arch Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol Gas of
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn Railroad
Stand. Oil of
N. J
Union Pacific
Futures and Cash Grain Quotes From Chicago Markets
Closing grain prices show Wheat futures with varying old and new figures for Dec May and July contracts. Corn Rye Barley and Lard and Bellies futures listed with spot and delivery notes. Chicago and Baltimore quotations include grade numbers and prices.
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Chicago
The
Star
Associated Press
Chicago Future
Baltimore
Winchester
Local wholesale market flour and feed prices listed
The page lists patent brand flour in 98, 48, and 94 pound bags with prices per barrel, plus shelled corn, middlings, dry corn meal, egg mash, and butter prices. Local retail and feed items show various bag weights and costs, including dairy and scratch feeds, with unit prices and seasonal notations.
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Aden
Evenatank
Baltimore Market Report Shapes Livestock and Hogs Prices
Baltimore market notes show cattle and calves steady with varied ranges for steers heifers and cows. Hog prices hold firm across weight classes as lambs and sheep also trade steady with several price bands. Philadelphia poultry and butter also unchanged.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Bonds Reported Disposed of In Legal Manner
Washington official says more than 1 million of an unlicensed Brooklyn Manhattan Transit bond was sold outside New York in violation of the 1933 act. FTC chief counsel John J. Burns outlined an investigation as a hearing opened on licensing denial. He says up to Sept 1 bonds valued 6 million of the 8 million issue were sold to New York residents and over 1 million to non residents or foreign institutions.
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Washington
John J. Burns
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Corporation
New York State
Burns
New York
Informa
Apple market quotes shipping point prices and dull demand
Monday shipping point notes from Winchester Martinsburg show demand slow and market dull. Prices quoted for various apples include Yorks Grimes Jonathans and McIntosh with U S No 1 and minimums in 2% in min and per car or per bushel baskets ranging from 0 75 to 1 40 and up to 1 60 in some lines.
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Winchester-Martinsburg
Yorks
U. S
Grimes
Jonathans
U. 5
Ben Davis
U. S&s
Ganos
Benton Harbor
Mich
McIntosh
U.S
Missing 20 Pounds of High Explosive Threatens City
Bridgeport news reports twenty pounds of fulminate missing from Remi Arms Company reserva tion near Stratford Bridgeport line. Police issue publicity warning and offer immunity from prosecution to any thief returning the powder to safeguard nearby residents. slightest jar could detonate the explosive used as a shell primer.
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Bridgeport
Con
Remi Arms Company
Stratford-Bridgeport
SOS Sent Out By British Freighters
Two British freighters The Millpool and the Ainderby sent distress SOS signals after storm damage in the Mid Atlantic. Millpool reported a stove-in after hatch and three distress messages, while Ainderby reported No 1 hatch damage. Nearby ships raced to help as the vessels lay about 1,500 miles northeast of New York.
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New York
Mid-Atlantic
Millpool
Mackay Radio Company
Ainderby
Population Growth Concentrated Near Big Cities
During the last decade three fourths of the country’s population increase occurred in or within 30 miles of 95 cities with populations over 100 000. The trend highlights urban spillover and regional concentration of growth.
What's What at a Giace Washington
A Washington column surveys Theodore Bilbo as he nears Senate for 1935. It notes his radical stance, mixed views in the north and south, and his appeal despite opposition from some western colleagues.
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Bilbo
Mississippi
Magnolia Commonwealth
Huey P. Long
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Gerald P. Nye
North
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Cornhusker
Huey
Father and son figure in American Tragedy trial front row
The scene shows Daniel Edwards, identified as father of the accused, seated in the front row alongside Robert Edwards during the trial coverage. Sheriff Luther Koniffen is noted as the related figure, with the image capturing a closeup segment of the proceedings.
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Daniel Edwards
Luther Koniffen
Robert Edwards
Wilkes-Barre
Edwardsville
Modern basement recreation rooms add family joys and value
A sanitation and warmth focused guide outlines turning damp cellars into bright, dry recreation spaces. It recommends light walls, Celotex insulation, proper flooring, and partitioning the area with simple framing. It urges planning, local contractor input, and modest costs for lasting payoff.
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Louisville, Ky
Dedication of Veterans Hospital in Roanoke Attend by Roosevelt
Col and Mrs Roszel invited to Roanoke dedication of the Veterans hospital Friday October 19 at 4 PM President Roosevelt expected to attend Roszels helped secure the hospital for Virginia He chaired the Virginia Legion hospitalization committee and urged the need for the institute. Lineage notes also mention Daughters of 1812 convention in Charles Town and religious education events in Martinsburg and reilgious leaders meetings in town.
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B. M. Roszel
Veterans Hospital
Roanoke
Roosevelt
Col
Virginia Department of the American Legion
Virginia
House
Legions
Legion Auxiliary
National Committee
Daughters of 1812
West Virginia
National Society
United States Daughters of 1812
Zion Parish
Charles Town
James Gibson
John Francis Weinmann
Weinmann
Daniel Webster Snyder
Second National
Florine Judith
Committee On Religious Education
Federated Council of Churches
Dr. Eddy
International Council of Religious Education
Eastman Nears End of Work Four Key Reports
President Roosevelt said four major reports by transportation coordinator Joseph B. Eastman were nearing completion to shape winter railroad legislation. The topics include government subsidies to transportation agencies, wages and conditions at nonrailroad agencies, pooling of railroad freight cars, and passenger traffic.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Joseph B. Eastman
Eastman
Executive Council
White House
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