New York Stocks End Mixed on Broad Market Activity
AP reports mixed finishes on the New York Stock Exchange with wide swings across many listed issues. Notable movers included Air-Way, Am Can, Ford, General Electric, US Steel, and major oils as traders priced in earnings, aviation demand, and energy supply shifts.
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New York
Newrk Stock Exchange
amExp
AirWeap
Moyl
Alaska J
Kelvina
Atlegny
kKencott
al C&dy
Kro Gro
Allis C
Lambert
Am Can
Lehvirr
Cr&f
P&l
Pl&Pf
Murry
T&t
Nat P&l
Nynh&h
At&sf
Ub Auto
Nor Am
BalLoc Pf
NrAmPf
B&orail
Nor Pac
Barnsdl
Ohio Oil
Beatric R
Ill Gl
Bendix A
Pac G&e
Beth Stl
Packard
BoingAr
Park U
BohAlm
Penny Jc
Borden
Pennrr
BuradMa
Phelps D
Nik Wst
Buster
Phil Pet
Byers Co
RKO
RemRand
C&o Rail
Cmst
P&p
Ccmst
Safeway
Hi Ri&p
St JoeLead
Chrysler
St L&sf
Con Col
Schulte
Colgate
Seab Air
G&e
Dlc&w
Stone&w
Dia Mat
Studbkr
DougAir
Swift & Co
du Pont
Tex Corp
Fastmn
TexGul
Eaton
Texpc&o
el Autl
Texpitr
el Boat
Thatcher
Elec P&l
Timken
Brie RR
Trans Am
Fire T&r
UN Carbi
Foster W
Pac
GenElec
Gil Raz
Wall Street Mixed Notes With Gains In Industrials
Stock market showed modest gains in industrials as some issues hit 1935 highs while oil shares lagged. Prominent names advancing included Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck and General Motors with near one point gains. Socony-Vacuum fell after cutting its dividend. Bond activity rose slightly as most sectors remained unsettled. Sales totaled 1,393,720 shares with uneven government issues and mixed oil stock performance.
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Wall Street
New York
Chicago
U. S
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Brooklyn- Manhattan Transit
General Motors
American Can
Air Reduction
Eastman Kodak
Chrysler
J. I. Case
Anaconda
American
National Department Stores
Interborough
Westinghouse
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Consolidated Gas
N. Y. Central
Standard Oil
N. J
California
Texas Corp
Phillips Petroleum and Seaboard
City council considers license for Las Moras Cafe beer sale
Council notes owners C S Villescas and Rita Teupei seek beer license for Las Moras Cafe at 104 East Alameda. Other actions include street rename Park Road in south Ca hoon Park area, sewer connection enforcement, tax lien foreclosure against Geo D Sutton estate parcels, and referrals on fair grounds lease. Police report lists July arrests 60 with 18 fines, 23 releases. fire dept July losses, water and service stats. Mayor J E Moore presided. sanitary and water reports summarized.
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5Th
Michigan
7Th
Washington
Geo. D. Sutton
North Spring River
C. J. Elmer
Fair Grounds
Clyde Fulton
New Deal Backlash and Local Elections Highlight Rhode Island Report
In Newport and nearby, voters weighed anti New Deal sentiment and bonus issues as Risk, a local candidate with Army service and Treasury background, led discussions. Separately, a grazing act dispute in Washington stalled changes, while New Mexico hosts a regional tennis meet in Albuquerque with entrants from Arizona and Colorado, including champions and hopefuls.
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Newport
Risk
Pawtucket
Central Falls
Treasury Department
Washington
Georgetown University
Governor Tingley Kept Up By Committees All Night
Santa Fe reports Gov Clyde Tingley said he was late to work arriving at 9 a.m. after committees from across the state kept him up until two this morning. He noted no time to prepare news items before his trip to Albuquerque and Carlsbad for the Legion convention opening Friday.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Algubuquerque
Carlsbad
Legion
Mississippi and Virginia Democrats vote for state legislature nominees
Mississippi voters moodily tallying a tight Democratic primary as Hugh White leads Lt. Gov. Dennis Murphree and former congressman Paul B. Johnson by about a thousand votes on partial returns. Senator Long of Louisiana is noted as backing Johnson while Virginia Democrats also balloted for legislature candidates.
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Mississippi
Virginia
Hugh White
Millionnaire Lumberman
Dennis Murphree
Paul B. Johnson
Long
D-La
Johnson
New Mexico Tennis Meet Set At Rio Grande Park
The New Mexico State Tennis Association and Albuquerque Tennis Club sponsor a tournament at Rio Grande Park courts with events in men’s and women's singles and doubles, junior and veteran divisions, and mixed doubles. Roswell is expected to send a large delegation, with several from Redlands and Taos and El Paso also anticipated.
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Albuquerque
N. M
al Judson
Phoenix
Ariz
Darrell Hudson
Arizona
Aurelia Phillips
el Paso
Dolly Wilsey
Gallup
al Young
Denver
Colorado
Santa Fe
O. Pratt
Redlands
Calif
Taos
New Mexico State Tennis Association
New York and Kansas City Markets Report July Cotton and Livestock
In New York trading cotton was quiet as traders awaited the government crop report with modest hedging and steady to slightly higher closes across futures. In Kansas City livestock, hogs and cattle prices varied with typical midsummer levels. hogs to 11.50 for 170 270 lb, sows 9.75 to 10.25, cattle around 11.25 for medium steers and calves 800 head, lambs 8.00 to 8.40, with steady trends overall.
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New York
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ap-Us
Spot Cotton Steady in Galveston Markets
Galveston on August 7 reports spot cotton holding steady with 10 bales down and middling at 11.65 cents per pound. Sales totaled 50 bales.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Proposition for street paving and liquor licenses continued
The plan outlines paving rates by street width with interblock work and an Armstrong offer of 27 cents per square yard. A deadline of October 15th is stated for required equipment and block acquisition. Also listed are liquor license approvals for Elks Club Oasis Cafe Ayalla's Mint Cafe, with beer and wine by the drink and fees.
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Armstrong and
Armstrong
Elks Club
Oasis Cafe
Ex Second Street
Ayalla’s Cafe
West Alameda
Mint Cafe
East
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Gulf Oil Pa
Hecla Min
Humble Oil
Tlib Men & Lib
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Unit Verde
Associated Press
Fed Farm
Home Owners
Boston
Ap-Us Dept
Territory
Mexico
Mies
J. E. Moore
Allison
Brockhouser
Dunn
Glover
Norton
Wilkins
H. B. Smith
House
Senate
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DeRoven
House Public Lands Committee
Adams
D-Cole
Interior Department
Civil Service
Ratro
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
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