Stocks tumble as grain dips and dollar fluctuates on market day
New York stocks fell with grain prices dropping sharply and the dollar skidding in foreign exchange. A late mining and rail rally pared early losses, closing mixed with volume at 3,117,950 shares. Major gainers included Homestake Mining and several mining issues. losers included Allied Chemical and U S Steel.
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Wall Street
New York
Sints
Lere
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Homestone
Alaska Juneau
Dome Miner
McIntyre Porcupine
U. S. Squelting
Cerro de Pasco
American Smelting
Santa Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Pacific
New York Central
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
U. S. Steel Case
General Motore
Kansas City Livestock Prices Move Steady Across Cattle and Hogs
Kansas City market notes 6000 cattle and 21 900 hogs with beef steers and yearlings weak to lower. Fed steers 5.00 to 5.85, westerns 3.25 to 4.50, butcher cows 2.35 to 3.15, vealers 5.00 to 6.50. Hogs top 4.10, sows 2.10 to 2.75. Sheep 4090 with lambs 6.50 to 6.65, up 15 to 25 cents on natives. cold lots steady.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Arizonag
Texas
Boston wool market shows strength on fine wools and Texas lots
Trading remains heavy on 58s 60s and finer territory wools plus Texas wools, with prices trending above last week's ranges. Mediu m quality Ohio combing fleeces see gains with strictly combing 58s 2-8 blood quoted around 38 cents grease and ranges 23.6 to 38.0 cents, mostly 37 plus.
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US Dept
Territory
Texas
Ohio
Grain futures close for September contracts
Chicago grain summary shows September prices for wheat at 8 4 1 8, corn 48 1 8, oats 27, rye 6g 1, and barley 51 38 4. Also notes September tart at 5.49 and related October and December figures.
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Chicago
New York curb market closes with mixed early gains
New York curb trading closes with mixed results as several industrials and utilities show modest gains. Stocks such as Humble, Ford, and American Gas & Electric post small advances while others like Detroit Air and Shatt Denn trend lower amid broad volatility.
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Alumno Am
Amer G & E
Amer Sup
Detroit Air
Bib & S
Ford Ltd
Gulf
Unit Gas
Knit Verde
Enit P&l
New York Cotton Slips After Wall Street Liquidation
In New York on August 29, prices for cotton fell over a dollar per bale from yesterday as grain and stock declines prompted liquidation by Wall Street and southern sellers. December led with 9.57, the general list down 23 to 27 points midafternoon, while futures closed steady to higher.
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New York
Wall Street
Commission House
Spot cotton steady in Galveston market report
Galveston Texas report dated August 29 notes spot cotton steady with five points up and a middling price around 9.45. Sales volume reported at 175 bales in the session.
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Galveston
Texas
Thorson to Return From Albuquerque Trip
Thorson will drive to Albuquerque tomorrow to bring back his wife and two young sons YY Jr and Theodore who have spent the summer with Mrs Thorsons parents in Albuquerque. Minor Huffman will accompany Mr Thorson to Santa Fe and resume duties as regional Boy Scout deputy executive Mrs Huffman stays in Roswell. Record Want Ads Get Results.
New Orleans Cotton Market Report August 29 1933
Spot cotton steady and unchanged with sales totaling 1,739 bales. Middling grade quoted at 9.46 cents per pound in New Orleans, reflecting current market activity and price stability.
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New Orleans
Huey Long Attacks Milwaukee Press at VFW Meeting
Senator Huey Long denounced Milwaukee newspaper publishers at a Veterans of Foreign Wars convention, expelling photographers amid a taunting hour and a half speech. He attacked Wall Street figures, Roosevelt economy plans, and federal pay cuts to veterans, calling the government a traitor.
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Wall Street
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Baruch
America
GANG KILLERS CONTINUE IN KANSAS CITY MYSTERY
Police pursue leads in a Kansas City conundrum linking the Antink killing to last night’s deaths. Detectives seek two attractive women suspected of luring Macey and Keller to the murder scene at a restaurant. Four assailants fired on the pair, then fled in a car with a fifth person and a woman waiting. Sonia Dresnick is tied to the registered car, and a Los Angeles apartment linked to the two suspects yielded two suitcases of narcotics worth about $1,000.
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Kansas City
Joe Taylor
Macey
Keller
Mane
Mackley
Sonia Dresnick
Dresnick
Los Angeles
Miners Strike Halts Work Across Coal Fields
National Miners Union said 99 percent of members did not report to work as coal operators refused to recognize the union and maintain company control. Demands included union freedom, miner committees, and pay rules. city officials had no comment.
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National Miners Union
American Federation of Labor
Kiwanis Hear About Boys Trip to World’s Fair
Roswell Kiwanis club heard a report from Minor Huffman and four Boy Scout 4 members about a group of 42 boys from Roswell and nearby towns visiting the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. Speakers described exhibits, buildings, and experiences, noting the trip’s educational value and enjoyment.
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Roswell
Chicago
Roswell Kiwanis Club
Boy Scout Troop 4
Kiwanise Club
Tommy Hil
Andransport
Edward Dessert
Shedd Aquarium
Field Museum
Art Institute
Ancient Mixtec Relics on Mexican Presidential Train Exhibit
At the Chicago World's Fair a Mexican Presidential train displays Tomb 7 relics from Monte Alban unearthed by laborers. Dr. Alfonso Caso leads the exhibit with Dr. Rubin de la Barbara and Senorita Martinez delio assisting. Jade, silver, gold, pearls, and carved bones illuminate Mixtec and Zapotec history amid a grand collection.
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Monte Alban
Mexico
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Alfonso X. Caso
Caso
D. Rubin de la Barbolla
National Museum of Mexico
Senorita Martinez Delio
National Museum
Doctor Haire to Open Roswell Office Thursday
Dr R Haire plans to reopen in Roswell at 405 West Second Street after a summer away at the Ruidoso hospitalFacility. He will resume practice there on Thursday and begin accepting patients at the new office.
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Fining drivers for not having reflectors
Santa Fe August 29 AP The state motor patrol has begun to make arrests for violation of the reflector law Patrolman Charles Miller reported to headquarters that three persons had been fined five dollars each at Treumear for lacking reflectors
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State Motor Patrol
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Treumear
Woodin Jr. son suffers heart attack after prior illness
Dr. W Paul Holbrook attending William H Woodin Jr. said the secretary’s son is not in immediate danger. The boy’s problem stems from a heart attack during a flight weeks ago in northern Arizona and he remains in a Tucson sanatorium.
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William H. Woodin Jr
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
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Tucson
Ariz
Thorson Addresses Roswell Lions on Character and Crime Costs
P V Thorson Boy Scout area executive spoke at the Roswell Lions club about character building and the cost of crime in the United States, estimating 13 billion dollars annually and about 108 dollars per person. He argued Boy Scouts and similar organizations reduce crime and urged support. J S Griffith attended as a guest. A F Madison presided.
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Savage Family Returns From World’s Fair Trip
Mr and Mrs J B Savage and daughters Vella May and Sue arrived in Roswell yesterday after visiting Chicago and the World’s Fair. En route they stopped to see their son Norman who is studying with the First National Television Company Inc in Kamnsag City.
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Roswell
Chicago
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Sale Notice of Farm Goods and Livestock at Meldrum Gray Farm
Auction notice lists a five year old Jersey cow in good condition with six calves, about 90 pounds each, thirty Leghorn fryers and pullets, green corn fodder, roughly half a ton of alfalfa hay, a two burner oil stove, a 58 gallon barrel, two ten gallon kegs, and other articles. Contact Dan Steckhaub at Meldrum Gray old dairy farm in Berrendo for details.
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Meldrum Gray Old Dairy Farm
Berrendo
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