Utilities Drive Stock Market Higher Amid Mixed Trading
Wall Street reports a bullish day as utilities and selected issues gained on Washington developments while some favorites retreated. Trading slowed with volume at 1,515,910 shares as diverse sectors posted mixed results and bond trading remained steady.
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Grains and fats close on Chicago Board
Chicago grain and fat prices end the session with wheat futures at 95 percent for September and 92 for December, corn futures at 78 7/8 for September, oats at 32 1/8 for September, rye at 44 percent, barley at 42 for September, and lard and bellies trading in the 12 to 14 range with various-month quotes.
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New York curb market summary of listed securities
AP market notes show prices for Am Alum Co Am, Am Cyan B, Am Fen P War, Amn G&E, Am Maracaibo, Am Sup Pow, Ark Nat Gas A, Associ G&E A, City Soc, City Soc Ptd, Cons Cop Min, Cord Corp, Cusi Mex, El Bons & Share, Ford Mot Ltd, Gulf Oil Pa, Hecla Min, Humble Oil, Lib McN & Lib, Nia Hud Pow, Penn Road, Liberling Rule, Unit & Pow Al, Unit Verde. Prices range from fractional to mid 60s, with various percent shares and one half point movements.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Hogs 1000 head with top 11.00 for 190 240 lb range and 10.85 to 11.00 for 170 260 lb. 270 335 lb at 10.50 10.85. 140 160 lb near 10.35 10.75. Sows 9.15 9.50. Cattle 1000 head calves 200. Lightweight fed steers 9.65. Grass steers 4.75 6.25. Top dealers 8.00, some 8.50. Sheep 1500 head native lambs up to 8.50. most between 8.00 8.40.
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New York Cotton Market Closes Steady Amid Liquidation
In New York on August 2 AP reports quiet cotton trading with near months steady on trade buying while later positions slip under scattered liquidation Futures closed steady 3-12 points lower October 1146 December 1127 January 1118 March 1115 May 1112 July 1107 Spot steady middling 1195 N Nominal New Orleans spot cotton also quiet down 5 points with 207 sales at 1190.
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U. S. Bond Prices Show Mixed Trade
Treasury four percent bonds mature 1947 to 1952 list at 117 with a bid near 117 and 102.16. Federal Farm Mortgage three percent notes rise to 59. Home Owners three percent issue trades around 52 with a 102.10 reading.
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Boston Wool Trade Steady Amid Limited 64s Market
The Boston wool market remained largely steady with activity focused on 64s and finer wools. Short French combs in 64s and finer sold around 62 to 65 cents, based on a secret basis, shaping much of current demand. A firmer undertone appeared in the market with offerings at lower prices seen as readily available, signaling strong supply in the recent two weeks.
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New York Stocks Close Mixed On Broad Gains And Losses
The New York Stock Exchange closed with a wide spread of results led by strong gains in steel and chemical issues while several rail and utility issues slipped. Major names such as American Can, General Electric, and United States Steel posted notable moves amid broad trading activity.
Burned belongings possibly tied to Lorius Heberer case near Albuquerque
Albuquerque AP reports evidence suggesting an attempt to burn personal items of George Lorius and Albert Heberer party members who vanished May 22 near Central Avenue, five miles east of downtown. Charred remains found July 1 include a silk strap, bottle top, ink bottle, clothing remnants, camera film, buttons, pins, and possible blood. Police handling remains.
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Modern Dining Alcove Decorated Like a Composed Interior
An apartment interior transformed by a decorator features a dining alcove with horizontal striped wallpaper as its standout element. Venetian blinds in coordinated colors frame the windows, and small rugs are newly placed to complement the scheme. Additional wallpaper samples inset offer options for similar rooms.
New Salvation Army Leader Welcomed in Roswell
Maj. Robert Rooney began his role as Border Division commander in Roswell with a strong welcome event at the Salvation Army Hall. The new leader, previously editor of Army publications, succeeds Maj. E. R. Gifford who died in a recent auto crash.
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State Sales Tax Taken To Court
The state sales tax fight moves to court in Santa Fe as Edward B. Tittman faces a temporary injunction to bar him from practicing law until the suit over alleged double taxation is resolved. The case tests whether the $5 license plus 2 percent tax and $1 license fee conflict with existing state licensing. Assistant Attorney General Quincy D. Adams will argue for the state.
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Roswell Band Concert Postponed Until Tomorrow Night
The Roswell school orchestra and beginners band postpones tonight's concert to tomorrow night due to rain. Director Mrs Helen Noah says wet weather will prevent string instruments from staying in tune.
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Attorney Held for Slaying at Judge Broadway
Bryan Texas Aug 2 AP M M Riedel 36 Houston attorney faced murder charges for admitting the slaying of former county judge and attorney Luther Broadway 40 in a Madisonville hotel room where he found Broadway and Mrs Riedel together Bond tentatively set at 5000 C L Gustin Madison county arranged to obtain sureties Riedel said he found Broadway clad only in underwear and Mrs Riedel only partially clothed
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Wool market shows subdued activity with higher next season bids
The Market For Wool Less Active reports buyers reluctant to accept current offers as mills lift prices 10 to 25 cents a yard for tropical worsteds and gabardines for next season. Quotations cover fleeces to scoured basises across states, with varied ranges for Delaine, combing and blood grades, plus domestic and foreign prices in bond.
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Taxpayers Eligible to Vote on Colfax County Bonds
Santa Fe August 2 AP The Attorney General’s office held that any person paying both personal and real property taxes is eligible to vote in Colfax County’s bond election to build a new courthouse Ex servicemen may vote only if their property holding exceeds the exemption and they paid a tax on the excess.
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Rosario M. Reyes Installed President of Mexican Honorary Commission
Reyes named Rosario M. Reyes president of the Mexican Honorary Commission from Roswell to celebrate Mexican independence. Headquarters at 121 East First Street El Paso Texas.
Decree Consolidates Power at Hindenburg Memorial Ceremonies
The sole chancellor asserted total control after assuming power. The Stahlehelm veterans were barred from the Tannenburg Memorial rites honoring Von Hindenburg, who lay there a year earlier, as the regime intensified its purge of Jews and political Catholicists.
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Arrests Reported in Local Incident Lineup
Virgil Denman was arrested yesterday afternoon on a shoplifting charge. Rafael Piera faces an alleged assault with a deadly weapon charge connected to Tony Garcia. Joe B. Goff is being held for investigation.
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Police Court Fines and Costs Totals for July
A police court report shows total fines and costs for July at 375 dollars 50 cents with 119 dollars collected. The remaining balance is being served as jail sentences.
Garage roof fire harms Frank M. O'Neal's property
Firefighters were dispatched to 411 East Fourth Street today to find a hole burned through the garage roof of Frank M. O'Neal. Estimated damage runs about 15 dollars. Earlier, Mosley's Sandwich Shop reported a Ford car fire last night, but the blaze was extinguished before firefighters arrived, causing no damage.
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Complaint Filed Over Bank Night Lottery at Yucca Theatre
E C Trieb filed another city complaint naming J Ted Jones for violating ordinance 397 by permitting a lottery at his Yucca Theatre business on August 11. The case stems from Bank Night at the Yucca last night. Jones was previously found guilty of a similar charge and fined $25 by Police Judge L L Johnson, who he immediately appealed, claiming Bank Night is not a lottery since no charge is required to enter the drawing.
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Coria Leads Semi Finals at National Public Links
Indianapolis August 2 AP Joe Coria a 24 year old St Paul policeman emerged as a top contender in the national public links golf championship semi finals. He faces Bill Russell of Indianapolis in a 36 hole match on the coffin course with both men aiming to reach the final.
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