New York, June 22.
Stock prices on Wall Street declined from fractions to 1 point on short-selling and liquidation, in response to the Far Eastern complications. However, the setback was followed by a mild rally, following President Roosevelt's announcement of a huge spending programme. The fact that rally was not more pronounced was believed due to the spending plans being partly discounted by earlier intimations from Washington. The volume of trading today amounted to 450,000 shares.—Reuter.
Dow-Jones Averages h Low Close Changes 13163 196.34 13688——0.7:
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