AMERICAN ITEMS
STOCK EXCHANGE
[United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.]
NEW YORK, June 18
The stock market struck another heavy decline to-day r nnd bv noon at least five hundred issues were estimated to have made, either new low levels for the year, or to have equalled their previous low levels.i It is estimated that a tremendous drop during the forenoon had swept away another 3 billion dollars, market values, adding to the vast losses incurred during the past few days.
DAVID JONES’ VIEW
OF AMERICAN TARIFF.
(Received this dav at' noon .) NEW YORK, .Tune 18. ‘lt is no tariff,‘it is an embargo,” is tlie view of Mr David Jones (New Zealand member of Parliament and Chairman of the New Zealand Meat Producers Beard). Me says friendly business relations will cease and Now Zealand is '.likely td revise the tariff for retaliation.
After a tour of United States, Mr Jones sails for Auckland from Vancouver on 26th. '
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 June 1930, Page 5
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