Stocks Turn Mixed After Late Gains on Wall Street
New York stocks eased from early highs as gains faded in late trading. Volume reached 2,583,380 shares with a brief rush early on inflationary nerves. Bonds and several major issues were mixed while some names like Chrysler and United Aircraft fell more than four points.
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Wall Street
New York
New York Central
U. B. Steel
Betsichem Steel
Sohrs- Manville
Congoleum
Westinghouse
Chrysler
United Aircraft
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
American Telephone
North American
National Distifiers
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
Celanese
Tare
du Pont
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
New York stock averages and Boston wool prices
New York stocks show mixed action with the Dow around the mid 90s and varied daily averages. Boston wool market reports moderate activity across territory grades from fine to 1-4 blood, with combing wools firming in the 64s to 67 cents per pound scoured basis depending on fineness and blood content.
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Boston
Grain and livestock closing prices from Chicago market
Chicago Wheat and corn futures show September contracts up and down with oats and barley also listed. Lard and bellies futures move modestly, with September and October positions noted and December ranges provided.
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Chicago
New York cotton futures drifted with quiet, steady gains
New York trading was quiet yet steady with December cotton advancing from 9.73 to 9.87, around 9.82 mid afternoon as Liverpool cables remained steady and grain and stock action influenced sentiment. Futures closed barely steady, 11 to 17 points lower.
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New York
Liverpool
New York Curb List for August 23 Trading
A list of stock quotes and price changes in New York trading dated August 23 AP. Companies include Alum Co Am, Am Cyan, Am Ford War, Amer G & E, Amer Mar, Amer Sup Pow, Ark Nat Gas, Assoc G & E, Brillo, City Sve, Cord Mtr, Cresson, Detroit Air, HB & S, Ford T.td, Gulf, Hecla Mining, Libby, Niaz Hud Pow, Newmont, Penn Road, Swift & Co, Trans Air, Tnit Gas, Tinit Verde, Unit P & Ls, SLA with various price notations.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
T&t
Allis
Kencott
Amer
Krog Gr
Amcar&Éf
Lambert
Liz Myrb
Am Metal
Mack T
Amerp&li
McKetin 33 AmRadSt 16 3-8 McLelan 2 Amrolim
Mid Pet
Am Smelt
Pac We
AmStiFra
MontWwrad
AmSuger Ss
Am Tat
Murray
AmTob
Nash Mir
AmWetwk
Nat Bis
Am Ween
At Osha
Nat P&l
Nynh&h
At&sf
NaAviat
Avia Cor
P&o Rail
Nor Pac
Rarsdl
Onhnio Oj
Pendix A
If Carystir
Radio
Coca Coal
Hradprab
Colgate
Ie R K
Col Fuel
G&e
Com Sdiv
Safeway
L&sf
Schulte
Seab Oj
Sears
Sears R Con Bak RB 2? 41} 1-4 Shells U ~ Sg} Fon
Font Oi
CornPro
Soccale
Curt
Lac&w
Doug Air
SON J
du Pont
Ste Wrn
Fastman
St Whstr
Elau Tit
Studbkro
Elec P&i
Tex Corp
Tex G Sul
T&r
Gil Ra
Wadsco
Hershey
Vanadum
Homstak
Warn
West Mid
Howe Snd
West UN
Mtr
West Air
Wste&m
BE Ct
Ins Woolwrt
Alum Co Am
Am Cyan B
Am Ford
Amer G & E
Amer Mar
Amer Sup
Ark Nat Gas A
Assoc G & E
Assoc G & E A
Brillo Mfr
City Sve
City Sve Pfd
Cord Mtr
Tnit Gas
Tinit Verde
Unit P & Ls
Galveston Cotton Prices Steady On Aug 23
Galveston August 23 AP report shows cotton prices holding steady with middling ten at $9.15 and sales totaling 100 bales. The market reflects stable sentiment for the day in the port city.
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Galveston
New Orleans Cotton Prices Slide on Spot Market
New Orleans cotton traders saw spot prices drop by 15 points with middling grade around 9.22 as sales reached 1,650 bales in a quiet market. Prices slipped amid weak demand and overall caution in the anglo trading session.
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New Orleans
Kansas City Livestock Market Report August Update
Kansas City livestock numbers show cattle 6000 and calves 1100 with a generally steady trend. Beef prices include choice 1103 lb steers and yearlings at 6.50, grass steers 3.00 to 3.99, choice 876 lb heifers 5.85, vealers 5.06 to 6.00, while cows 2.25 to 3.0 and bulls up to 2.75. Hogs 12,000 head with 9000–19,000 pigs and around 100 sows for government purchase, fairly active and source shows 16% lower top at 4.15. sows 2.35 to 2.90, stock pigs steady. Sheep 4000 with lambs steady to 5 cents higher. Idaho lambs 6.85 to 6.90 with early top natives 6.59. Record Want Ads Get Results.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Idaho
Fed Farm Loans in Pecos Valley Scrutinized
J R Thomas Chaves County ag agent reports a conference with Mr Marcelus appraiser from the federal land bank in Wichita. Applications from Pecos Valley are returned unconsidered due to widespread drainage liens. Fields and Shull were in Washington. potential future developments could raise hope for loan eligibility.
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J. R. Thomas
Chaves County
Marcellus
Federal Land Tank
Wichita
Pecos
Marcelus
Thomas
John Fields
Wichita Bank
C. G. Shull
Federal Land Bank
Washington
Fields
Mr. Shull
Mr. Thomas
Hoover urged bank cooperation to avert crisis
The passage notes that efforts to save the Trust Company and other Michigan banks continued in hope of preventing a crisis. It quotes optimism that administration actions would secure cooperation from other banks and outside institutions, but these efforts ended when the governor decided to close all Michigan banks.
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Trust Company
Michigan
Ten Years Ago Today At the Gibbany Pool Party
Ten years ago Mary Gibbany hosted a pool party and campfire breakfast honoring Elizabeth and Catherine Purcy. Guests included Marynette Reed, Novella Dawson, Henrietta Dilley, Elizabeth Albritton, Frances Etter, and many others from Cor in a Maine area. A later note mentions Mrs. Oliver H. Smith hosting a noon bridge luncheon and lists attendees.
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Mary Gibbany
Gibbany Pool
Elizabeth
Catherine Purcy
Marynette Reed
Novella Dawson
Henrietta Dilley
Elizabeth Albritton
Frances Etter
Ca Isbad
Louise Web
Frances Hosheiser
Dorothy Barnett
Gladys Webb
Virginia Cooney
Virginia Bradstrea
Hester Anderson
Ellen Thompson
Arlene Gibbany
Clayton Ferrin
M.s. Oliver H. Smith
North Penn
John C. Peck
James B. Herbst
Judson G. Osburn
W. H. McCullough
Jaffa Miller
Prager Miller
J. J. Jaffa
Harry Jaffa
B. F. Rose
W. S. Day
J. W. Johnson
Austin Porter
W. H. Stine
Roy Brady
Thomas J. Pearson
A. Cahoon
W. S&s
Old Timers Day at M E Church South on Sept 10
The eighth annual Old Timers Day at the M. E. Church South will be held on Sunday September 10 inviting residents who have lived in New Mexico 30 years or longer. Morning service precedes a noon reunion dinner in the church basement. The event has grown into a Roswell institution since its start in 1926 after the 40th anniversary of the church.
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M. E. Church
South
New Mexico
Roswell
Pioneer Church of
Busy Bee Cafe
Southern Methodist Church
Old Timers' Day reunion list and notes
The second Sunday in September marks Old Timers Day with attendees from 1926 listed. Dan H Wilmot leads as permanent chairman and a committee includes Walter Gill E G Minton and T L Gardner. Last year 263 old timers attended amid a heavy rain in Roswell. Kansas City dispatch notes wage hikes under NRA spurring marriages and a divorce filing.
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Sallie Roberts
J. Smith Lea
Noel Johnson
Hope
Ernest Johnson
Hagerman
L. W. Dimmitt
John Jordan
van Cuen
John W. Poe
John P. Stone
George T. Davis
A. V. Haffley
Dan H. Wilmot
Perman
Ent
Walter Gill
E. G. Minton
T. L. Gardner
Gandhi Free After Fast Break in Poona
Mahatma Gandhi ends an eight day fast after being released from custody by the government in Poona India. The act follows his unconditional release and signals a shift in the political standoff.
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Poona
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Home Loan Office Rushes Loans at Local Fed HLC
The Federal Home Loan Corporation office reports continued demand with about 75 loan applications taken by noon today. The rush underscores strong home financing activity and ongoing efforts to assist prospective buyers.
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Home Loan Office
Federal Home Loan Corporation
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Standara Statistics Co
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Ruby Keeler
Warner Brothers
FED
Pecos Valley
Hoover
T. O. Carter Institute
Allison Ingalls Institute
Robert Fall
Washington and Lee University
Clarence Hinkle Institute
Mmes
W. T. Carter
D. E. Martin
KR. M. Tigner
E. C. Richmond
A. C. Klyng
Crosby Eaton Redman
Corrina
Maine
Arthur J. Stevens
Fowdoin College
Brunswick
New England
N. M. ME
Jerry Hart
Fort
Orth
C. W. Grier
Los Angeles
Long Beach
NRA
Caar
Ali
Gandhi
Daniel Paint & Glass Co
Page Way
U.S. A
Central
South Texas
Page-Way Stage Lines
Carlsbad
Ase Chevrolet
Chevrolet
Fisher
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Mich
F.o.b
Flint
G.M.A.C
General Motors
McNally-Hall Motor Co
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