Wall Street Drifts on Mixed Day After Gold Tilt
The stock market drifted as the domestic gold rate shifted five cents, closing irregularly after a largely lower trend with some late recoveries. Volume reached 1,342,889 shares as bonds rose and several issues posted small gains while many industrials slipped.
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New York
Armour Preferred
Western Union
Steel
American Steel Foundries
National Distillers
Johns-Manville
U.S. Smelting
International Nickel
Atlas Tack
Union Pay & Paper
American Telephone
du Pont
General Motors
Consolidated Gas
Westinghouse
Santa Fe
Allied Chemical
Case
Grain and livestock futures wrap Chicago markets
Chicago market update lists closing prices for Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Barley for December May and July contracts, along with Lard and Bellies values. December Wheat at 82 3 4 and 84 7 8. Corn December 43 1 2 May 50 1 4. Oats December 33 5 8 May 36 5 8. Rye December 53 May 57 3 4. Barley December 42 1 2 May 47 3 4. Lard December 4 30 January 4 60 May 4 97. Bellies December 4 50 January 4 00.
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Chicago
Market report cattle hogs futures from Kansas City stockyards
Kansas City market notes from December 18 report hogs with top 3.29 for 170 240 lb choice. trims show 140 160 lb at 2.65 3.15 and 160 350 lb at 2.90 3.20. Cattle and calves steady to higher with varied weights and grades. sheep steady with top fed lambs 7.00 and ewes 3.25.
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Kansas City
IUS Dept Agr
Wool market in Boston shows mild optimism
Boston reports a cautiously improved sentiment in the wool market as trade moves slowly. Buyers note a stronger goods market tone and broader manufacturer inquiries, while receipts for the week ending December 16 reach 155,900 pounds, compared with 388,409 the prior week.
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Boston
US Dept
Cotton Markets Steady as New Orleans Sales Slow
New Orleans spot cotton closed quiet and steady with a five point drop. Sales totaled 366 bales as middling grades averaged 9.93 cents per pound, reflecting cautious demand in the market.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures slip as demand remains weak on steady cables
In New York on December 18, an opening rise in cotton amid steady Liverpool cables and a firm dollar failed to spark demand. Prices eased as modest offerings limited gains, with March slipping from 10.17 to 10.08. The cotton market remained quiet, spot middling at 10.05.
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New York
Liverpool
Galveston Cotton Prices Cool Slightly in Trade
In Galveston Texas on December 18 spot cotton held steady with a five point drop to 9.80 per unit as sales reached 875 bales amid light demand and quiet market tone observed by AP reporters.
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Galveston
Texas
Stock Averages Report From December 18
Stock averages for December 18 show Indis at 89.0, 41.5, 65.6, 77.6 with Prev Day figures of 90.1, 42.0, 68.4, 78.5. Standard Statistics Co. provides the data under copyright 1933.
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Standard Statistics Co
Indis
L'Rev Day
Market closing prices for NY trading day
New York stock listings show mixed gains and declines across multiple sectors. Notable closes include Am Alum at 73 1 4, Gulf Oil at 55 1 2, Amer G & E at 20 7 8, Newmont at 45 1 2, and Swift & Co at 14. Prices reflect varied demand with industrials and energy firms trading near session highs and lows.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Alaska
T&t
Amé&Éforp
Ins Myr
Amerint
Kencott
S Am Loco
Krog Gr
Lambert
AmMetal
Ampelpf
R ‘i
AmRadst
Amrolm
Lor Tob
AmSmelt
Mack Tf
AmStiFd
MelIpor
AmSugar
McLellam i Amt&t
Midcpet
Amn Tob
Mo Pac
Mont Wwad
Amwwk
Moth
Murray
Nash
Nynh&h
Ntk
P&orail
Ohio
Beatric
Bendix A
Pac G&b le
Beth Stl
Packard
Boh Alum
ParaPocs
Borden
Park U
Brok Man T
Penny JC
Brok Man
Piec Oo Penn RR
Bulova
Phelps D
BuradMa
PhilPet
Byers Co
Prai Pip
P’rocomb
Ao Pullman
C&o Rail
RKO
Chi Ri&p
Chrysler Coca Col
Teytobb
Colgate
So Safeway
Col Fuel
St L&sr
Col
G&e Il
Schulte Com Solo
Seab Air Comé
Seab Oil
Congo
Sears
Shell U
Con Gas
Tex Gul
Elec P&l
ElsTorBat
Timken B
Erie RR
TransAm
PFI
Firet&r
Air
Sig US Smelt
I- US Steel
Gimbel
US Stl Pt
GimbIpfr
Util Pla
Glidden
Wadsco i Goldust
Vanadum
Goodyer
Warn Pix
GtNorPt
West Mild
G Gwwsuer
West UN
Hershey
West Air
Homstak
Wste&m
Hous Oil
Woolwrt
Howe
Tr&c
Alum Co Am
Am Cyan
Ford
Amer G & E
Amer Mar
Amer Sup
Ark Nat Gas A
Assoc G&e A
City Soe
Cord Corp
Cresson
el B & S
Ford Ltd
Gulf Oil
Hecla Mining
Himble Oil
Libby McN
Newmont
Ning Hud Pow
Penn Road
Shatt Dean
S O Ing
Swift & Co
Texan
Trans Air
Unit Gas
Unit P & Il
Unit Verde
U S Bonds Market Report From New York
Treasury and liberty bond quotes summarized with prices and yields: liberty bonds at 33 to 38, 4 1-4s at 47 to 52, and 101.1 and 106.14 cited for respective issues. AP report dated December 18 from U S Bond Market notes.
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New York
Bonde Close
Liberty
Treas
Old Mission School of Beauty Culture Advertises Courses
Old Mission School of Beauty Culture offers complete courses in all branches of beauty culture with practical training on live models under licensed teachers. Mrs Wright and Mrs Porter aim to run the school cooperatively with city high class shops, advertising student work at student prices. Phone 182 for tuition and appointment details.
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Wright
Porter
Signs of spring arrive ahead of Christmas in Roswell
The Record received calls about early spring phenomena including strawberries ripening trees budding and violets blooming Mrs J E Wolfe near Roswell reports picking violets from her garden Saturday the flowers have bloomed about a week to ten days and may feature in Christmas decorations.
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J. E. Wolfe
Roswell
Notice of Election of Directors for Pecos Valley Conservancy District
Public notice proclaims an election for Districts 1 and 4 of the Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District. Voting on January 13, 1934, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at specified locations in Roswell and Artesia New Mexico. Follows Election Code, with districts, boundaries, and candidate rules. Pages list election judges, locations, and eligibility rules for owners of real property in districts. Authored by A D Crile J H Mullis M Y Montcat Jesse I Funk George Frisch and others, dated December 4 1933.
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Pecos Valley
Roswell
New Mexico
C Jackson
Main Street
Lake Arthur
Artesia
Geo. Perrine
Rose Malone
Clarence Pearson
Charlie Foster
J. R. Spense
Chaves County
Eddy County
Pecos Valley Artesian
Northwest Skookum Delicious Jonathan Romes Ad
A local advertisement promotes Northwest Skookum Delicious with claims that Romes originate within 35 miles of Canada and urges readers to buy a box from their grocer.
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Jonathan
Romes
Canada
Pan American Meet Debates Intervention Proposal
The Cuban delegation accused Brazil’s foreign minister Mello Franco of altering the conference agenda to block discussion of a Cuban plan to outlaw intervention in American nations. Cuba and allies pressed to fully debate the anti intervention proposal on Tuesday while threatening to displace the international law committee vice chair Angel Giraudy. The United States said its delegates would support a thorough discussion and denied changes to the agenda.
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Montevideo
Afonio Melio Franco
Brazil
International Law Committee
Cuba
Mello Franco
Angel Alberto Giraudy
United States
Scoutmasters Training Course to Close with Dinner
The Scoutmasters Training Course ends tonight at 6 30 with a dinner at the Southern Methodist church followed by a program and the final lecture. Certificates from the National Council, Boy Scouts of America will be awarded to 24 class members and faculty. Sgt James Duthie and Claude Simpson will speak, and A E Elmore will lecture. All troop committees are invited.
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Southern Methodist Church
National Council, Boy Scouts of America
James Duthie
Claude Simpson
A. E. Elmore
Roswell Federal Home Loan closes 31 loans in district
The Roswell office of the Federal Home Loan Corporation announced two more loans closed this morning bringing the district total to 41 loans with a value of 3,2093. Most loans are for Roswell homes with a few for other district areas. J A D Herron Jr district minacter said about 1,000 in cash has come into Roswell for repairs and bids must include at least three quotes.
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Roswell
Federal Home Loan Corporation
J. A D. Merron Jr
Minacter
Lincoln
Chaves
Eddy
Lea
Clovis
Herron
Impatient Over Approval Milk Code In New Mexico
Milk producers on the Elephant Butte project and district producer distributors await a hearing date for their proposed milk code. W P Thorpe, code committee member, said the code was submitted to the agriculture department on October 25 and no hearing date has been set, causing growing impatience.
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Las Cruces
WN. M
Elephant Butte Irrigation Project
W. P. Thorpe
Department of Agriculture
Fields Fired at Roosevelt Direction Triggers Bank Shakeup
AP reports W E Pepperell named acting president of Ninth Federal Land Bank at Wichita after John T Fields said he was fired by direction of President Roosevelt. Pepperell to run bank until regular president chosen by Washington and board by January 10. Governor Myers says a new president will be named soon. Myers refutes Roosevelt involvement. Also notes Louis Vance death deemed accidental by Dr. Norris.
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Wichita
Base
W. E. Pepperell
Ninth Federal Land Bank
John Fields
Roosevelt
Pepperell
For Credit Administration
Washington
St. Louis
William S. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
John T. Fields
Myers
Gold Price Rise Tied to Policy Debates in 1935
The new gold price uptick followed Brookings Institution findings that the administration’s gold purchases cannot ensure higher prices and urged monetary policy review. The National Economy League called for a balanced budget to curb unsound money, projecting a $4.01 billion deficit for the year ending June 30. Treasury officials weighed the 1935 budget amid near-billion dollar deficits and emergency expenditures.
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Brookings Institution
National Economy League
League
Treasury
White House
First Methodist Episcopal Church Elects League Officers
The Epworth League held a semi annual election during Sunday services. Elected for the coming year were President Alice Tilton. 1st vice president Leslie Hogzge. 2nd vice president Bomibel Fales. 3rd vice president Fern Rapp. 4th vice president Max Littell. assistant Bill Dearr and Wayne Rapp. Secretary Nadine Johnson. Treasurer Johnny Wilson. pianist Vera Crouse Bolds. assistant Bomibel Fales. publicity agent Lynn Win Croisant. Record want.
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Epworth Legue
Alice Tilton
Leslie Hogzge
Bomibel Fales
Fern Rapp
Max Littell
Bill Dearr
Wayne Rapp
Nadine Johnson
Treas
Johnny Wilson
Vera Crouse-Bolds
Bonibel Fales
Lynn Win
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Foday’s Stock Markets
Wall Street
Chicago Grain
Kansas City Livestock
U. S
OLD Mission School
A. D. Crile, J. H. Mullis
M. Y. Montcat
Jesse I. Funk
George Frisch
Adv
John T. Fields Vuit
Federal Loan Bank
Charles Norris
Louis Joseph Vance
Carrizozo Stage and Truck Lines
SFAGE
Carrizozo
Expres
Roswell Pho
Carrizozo Pho
First Methodist Episcopal
Santa Claus
A. Man
Mr. Claus
S . Eos
Teks
Bowser
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