Wall Street Mixed as Holiday Trading Fades
Stock market traced a cautious course in light pre holiday trading with minor gains and losses about even at the close. Volume reached 1,141,420 shares as prices fluctuated in small fractions. U S Industrial Alcohol and American Bisco, Canada Dry, Johns Manville and other issues edged up or down with overall steadying tendencies despite erratic wheat and momentary rallies.
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Awindreu
National Whistikers
U. S
Canada Dry
Johns-Manville
Standard ii
California
Amerada
Standard i
New Jersey
Consolidated It
Atlantic HK Refining
Westinghouse
Baltimore & Ohio
General Motors
U. É. Steel
du Pont, Deere
Cerro de Pasco
American Telephone
American Smelting
Grain and futures prices listed for Chicago markets
Wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, lard, and bellies futures quoted for September December and May deliveries. Prices show minor shifts across contracts with grains hovering in mid ranges and fat products near six dollars for lard indicating varied demand in Chicago market notes.
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Chicago Ghain
Chicago
Clare
Trade in wool remains heavy with varied prices
Boston wool markets report strong activity with medium wools advancing. Ohio combing fleeces fetch 37-38 cents grease for 56s and 28 blood, while 43s bus 36-37 cents. Combings 66s in territory lines about 73-75 cents scoured. 48s 50s around 67-70 cents. French combing 64s and finer territory wools in bags selling 77-78 cents scoured.
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Boston
US Dept
Ohio
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Cattle 3500 head with calves 800, beef steers and yearlings mostly steady, fed steers 5.00 to 6.00, grass steers 3.25 to 4.40, heifers 4.75 to 5.50, cows 2.35 to 3.25. Hogs 37000, slow and uneven, top 4.05 at 200 lbs, sows 1.90 to 2.65. Sheep 5000, killing classes slow, lambs 7.00 to 6.60, yearlings 4.25 to 4.60.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
New York Curbs and Market Close Report
New York curb close lists mixed results with firms including Am Co Am at 77 and Amer G at 30. Amer Sup Pow 4 3-8, Gulf Oil 458, Humble Oil 84 1-4, Ford Ltd 5 1-2, Texan 8 7-8, Unit Gas 2 7-8, Shatt Dean 3, Brillo Mfg 7, Penn Road 4 1-8, Newmont 48, Ark Nat Gas A 2, Cresson 7-8, Lib MeN 5 1-4, etc. Market names span energy, coal, and manufacturing sectors.
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New York
Curb
Alum Co Am
Cotton Prices Narrowly Mixed In New York Trading
New York August 31 AP Cotton moved in a narrow range with an opening decline from southern selling and liquidation followed by rallies on covering and trade buying. Prices drifted from 9.56 to 9.66 for December, then eased to about 9.61 midafternoon. Futures closed barely steady with 6 to 11 point declines.
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New York
Southern Seling
Response to appeal for clothes prompts more donations
The Record notes a good response to the Salvation Army clothing appeal but urges more donations. People can call the Salvation Army at 756 to arrange pickup. Vegetables are also in short supply for the annual canning work, with pickup offered by volunteers. call 756 or Mrs. T. J. Hall at 179.
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Salvation Army
The
T. J. Hall
Incomplete OCR Sports Chart From 1933 Edition
A fragmentary statistical table from a 1933 newspaper page shows numbers and abbreviations such as fedty, Prev day, and various percentages. The readable text includes cryptic codes and unrelated digits, lacking clear entities, events, or a coherent narrative.
Galveston Cotton Prices Hold Steady in August Trade
In Galveston on August cotton market steadies with middling at 9.20 dollars per unit and sales totaling 75. The August session shows prices holding at 10 down and middling across the board.
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Galverton
Aug
New Orleans Spot Cotton Closes Steady Down Slightly
New Orleans August 31 Spot cotton finished steady with an 8 point drop as sales reached 2,128 bales. Middling prices stood at 9.34.
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New Orleans
Hope News Social Roundup Totals Dozens Of Travels
Hope all over. Frank Medcalf from Vallijo California arrives to visit his father W. S. Medcalf. Residents from Dun can Weed and Artesia share ranch life while plans for Hobbs Chicago and Las Cruces trips unfold including a World’s Fair visit and college moves.
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Vail Jo
Calif
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Medcalf
Hope
Bill Watts
Charlie Hardin
Duncan
Carl Lewis
Weed
Simmie White
Earl By
Allen Johnson
Mary Grace
Nettie Johnson
Loving
Hobbs
Johnecon
Hobbs School
The
Hope High School
Hoyt Kellar
Los Angeles
Robert Cole
Mary Louise
Mary Cole
Adine Shelton
J. B. Leck
Carlsbad
J. D. Rice
Anna Maye
Grants
Hope Sunday
Mayhill
Ira Scott
Charlie Miller
D. E. Brownlee
el Paso
Brownlee
Janet Parks
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Betsy Parks
Frances Johnson
Max Johnson
Arthur Brewer
Lake Valley
Will Kellar
R. H. McDonald
McCormick
Irvin Wathen
John Klassen
Oliver Scorgin
Dick Carson
Geo. Teel
Ege G Ge
N. L. Johnson
John Sherman
John H. and Lee Jr. Richards
Artesia
C. J. Ferrell
Effie Fite
Mary Louise Cole
Las Cruces
Marjorie Johnson
Taft
Margaret Williams
Cottonwood
Curtis Cox
Arizona State Teacher's College
Flagstaff
Ariz
Clayborn Buckner
Vernon Bryan
Audrey Rowland
Wilhelmina Wilburn
Margaret
Alice Ruth Williams
Berkley
Berkley University
J. H. Bridgman
McDonald
Anderson Young
Lella Young
Rooswell
Aleck Young
Roswell
Tuscon
J. H. Morrice
Berlin Follies at Fair Penasco Heads to Chicago
A city note list records a trip by the Berlin Follies to the World's Fair in Chicago after leaving Penasco on Saturday. The column also tracks visits and events around Hope including family visits, hospital recoveries, business trips, and local social gatherings among residents and guests from Carlsbad Artesia Roswell and Dexter.
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Albert Turner
Roswell
Mayborn Buckner
C. G. Prude
Carlsbad
Martha Scruggs
Gertrude van Horn
Memphis
Hilary White
Leslie White
Gladys Rowland
Hamlin
Tex
Anderson Young
Hope
Curtis Cox
Clayborn Fulckner
Sam Lovejoy
Mary
Bryant Williams
Bonnie Alt
Karl Bynum
St. Francis Hospital
Helen Bond
Miss Bond
Hope Schools
Fred Zimmerman
Verna
Ralph
Jimmy Zimmerman
Irvin Cox
Will Kellar
Oliver Scoggin
R. ‘H. McDonald
Virgil Craig
Bob Cole
Charley Cotes
Ed Gage
J. H. Bridgman
Raymond Davenport and
Son
Wichita Falls
Ed Watts
Davenport
Frances Johnson
Maye Payne
Artesia
Mary Murphy
Charlie Coleman
Ft. Thomas
Ariz
Dexter
Charlie Hardin
Alma Lois
Oklahoma City
Okla
Okla., Where Mrs. Hardin
Joe Richards
Roy Spivey
Ned Richards
San Pedro
Chilif
Richards
Vandas
Berlin
Enrollment at State College Large Enrollment At State College
The forty first annual session at New Mexico State Agricultural College opens September 4 with expectations of a large enrollment. Freshmen register Monday, upper classmen Tuesday, with classes starting Wednesday. Las Cruces and county schools also reopen.
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Las Cruces
N. M
New Mexico
American Bar Association General Council Elects Chairman
George H. Smith of Salt Lake City was elected chairman of the American Bar Association's general council for the coming year. Council members include Ralph L. Carr of Colorado, Antonito. George Sheldon Klock of Albuquerque. Vernon Bryan of Artesia. Curtis Cox. Clayborn Buckner. Sam Lovejoy. and Ralph and Jimamey Zimmerman of Carlsbad. Also notes on local visits and church actions.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
George H. Smith
Sal
Lake City
American Bar Association
Colorado
Ralph L. Carr
Antonito
New Mexico
George Sheldon Klock
Albuquerque
Three Boy Scouts Rescued From High Cliff
Plattsburgh N Y Aug 31 Three Boy Scouts Robert Glenn Tyler Grey and William la Due were saved after two days on a 400 foot high ledge on Wal lace mountain. Rescuers hauled them to safety with a 225 foot rope and brought them down an Adirondack trail. They recover at home from hunger exposure and freezing winds.
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Plattsburgh. N
Wallace Mountain
Robert Glenn
Tyler Grey
William la Due
Plattsburgh
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