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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1933

Page

5

Wall Street Ends Mixed As Trading Lacks Momentum

Stock markets closed easy with volumes light as investors awaited grain price cues and clarifications on the general direction. The day saw scattered slight losses across many groups while a few leaders steadied around small gains. Bonds were irregular and the dollar strengthened in foreign exchange.

Winnipeg Sali New York Central Case General Motors Western Union du Pont Bethlehem Steel U. S. Steel Westinghouse Consolidate 5 Chrysler Santa Fe

New York Stalks Mixed on Market With Broad Ticker Rally

New York stocks moved unevenly on the exchange session with gains in utilities and rails and broad selling in some industrials. Traders watched early price swings as many issues posted fractional gains or losses with a few leaders advancing amid a cautious tone.

Kansas City Livestock Prices Move On Mixed Signals

Kansas City cattle and hog markets show slow selling with light demand and mixed changes. Cattle totals reach 18 000 with feeders 5 00 to 6 50, westerns 3 50 to 4 75, vealers 4 50 to 5 50. hogs 5 000, 250 lb and under weak to 10 cents lower, top 4.15. sheep 6 000, lambs 35 to 50 cents lower, natives 7.25 to 7.50, Idaho 7.50.

Kansas Idaho

Grain futures close quotes for September contracts

Chicago grain prices close with soybeans and livestock prices listed. Wheat oats rye barley corn and lard bellies show September December and May figures, indicating market activity and price levels for mid August.

Chicago

Cotton futures dip and rebound on open market activity

New York traders reported initial declines in December cotton on rumored purchases for agricultural readjustment agencies. Selling pressure and liquidations pushed prices to new intraday lows around 9.34 before late rallies. By 2 PM December contracts hovered near 9.49 with a net 2 to 5 point decline overall.

New York

Wool market shows firmer tone in late trade

Boston wool market reports scattered improvement with a firmer undertone. Recent fleece sales include combing 56s from Ohio Michigan and bright Missouri types at 35-36 cents a pound grease, while French combing 64s and finer Ohio fleeces moved at 26-27 cents greasy.

Boston Ohio Michigan Missouri

Cuban cabinet formed after Machado ouster

Dr. De Cespedes announced new cabinet posts including Carlos Saladrigas justice secretary and Eduardo J. Chibas agriculture while others from ABC and the Nationalist party assumed key roles. Machado loyalists fled the island as two American destroyers stood by in Havana harbor. A military edict banned parades, houses were looted and burned, and police hunted 27 Machado gang cars as De Cespedes prepared to assume the state portfolio.

de Cespedes Justice Carlos Saladrigas ABC Treasury Joaquin Martinez Saenz Eduardo J. Chibas Rafael Santos Jimenez Nationalist Public Instruction Guillermo Bell Havana Central District Stanislao Cartaya Carlos Manuel de Cespedes Havana Ficers Cuba Company Machado ABC Society

Market Ticker Roundup From New York Bankers Aug 14

New York prices on diverse stocks and bonds listed for the day include Alum Co Am at 72, Am Cyan B at 12, Amer G & E at 33 5 8, Amer Sup Pow at 4 7 8, Amer Mar at 1 5 8, Ark Nat Gag A at 2 1 4, Ford Ltd at 5 1 4, Gulf Oil at 46 1 4, Humble Oil at 75 1 2, Niaz Hud Pow at 9 3 4, Newmont at 40, Shatt Dean at 3 1 4, Swift & Co at 18, Trans Air at 3 7 8, Unit Gas at 4, with several others noted in a compressed close.

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Balbo's Fliers Tell of Transatlantic Flight Triumphs

Rome reports Air Marshal Balbo's team described Atlantic crossings and World’s Fair experiences. They received medals, promotions, and honors from Mussolini and King Victor Emmanuel before resuming work. In Hillsboro, a jury discharged after 26 hours on the ball bat slaying case, acquitting Elmo Stover and others.

Rome Lalo Balbo Atlantic North America Chicago New York Mussolini Continents Ostia Duce Balbo Cheels Fach Flier Victor Emmanuel Hillsboro Elmo Stover William Truijillo Albuqquarque Belen A. H. Stover Audrey Stover Frank Alford

Deaths Report Across Cities From AP Dated Alerts

The Associated Press notes deaths of Floyd Wilder Hearst executive aged 56 in New York. Roy Sanford 7 leader in San Francisco. Edward Hodgson 79 educator editor in Worcester. Judge John C. Bell founder Colorado reclamation advocate in Grand Junction. Michael Mc Laughlin railroad union organizer in Scranton. Paul Hillemacher 89 composer in Paris. Julius Myers 63 retailer leader in Chicago. Gov Selimann signs extradition for Jess Waggoner alias Johnnie Wilson in Paris Arkansas bank robbery case. L J Arnett proclaims murder robbery charges in connection with First National Bank heist.

Las Cruces Arthur Selisman Jess Waggoner Johnnie Wilson Arkansas Parote Violato Paris Ark L. J. Arnett Waggoner First National Bank

Terrific Heat in Pacific Coast Cities

Severe heat across California Oregon and nearby states caused three deaths and widespread health concerns. San Bernardino reported 113 degrees while Sacramento hit 110 and Fresno 112 as Portland reached 90. San Francisco stayed cooler at 71. Local officials linked one death to heat aggravated heart conditions and others to heat related illness. A habeas corpus hearing was set for a bank official involved in a separate case.

San Francisco Little Reef Pacific Coast U. S. Weather Bureau Dales Ore Stockton Calif Los Angeles San Bernardino California Sacramento Fresno Portland Mercury

Cotton and stock averages report from New Orleans markets

The stock averages show slight changes with values near 89.0 and 83.1 while the New Orleans cotton market notes quiet trading, spot prices down 21 points to a middling grade of 8.95 with 75 sales. The brief reflects the August 14 AP report from New Orleans.

New Orleans

Galveston Cotton Prices Steady at 8.85 Cents

Galveston spot cotton held steady after earlier declines with middling grade at 8.85 cents per pound. Sales totaled 175 bales as market activity remained moderate in the port city.

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