Market ends steady amid dull session on July 3
Wall Street opened in heat and humidity with a narrow, steady tone. U S Smelting led gains with a firm tone while U S Smelting ex dividend rose about three points. Bonds showed mixed results as several majors held to narrow trading ranges and several leaders like American Telephone and U S Steel remained restrained.
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Wall Street
New York
U. S
Barney
Sterling
Cerro de Pasco
McIntyre Porcupine
American Smelting
Armour
Illinois
du Pont
Union Pacific
Reynolds Tobacco
B.westinshouse
American Can
N. Y
New York Stocks Close Amid Broad Market Movement
The New York Stock Exchange summary for today shows mixed results across sectors. Notable holdings include Amex, United Air, Chrysler, Colgate, and Texco with varied gains and losses reflecting shifting investor sentiment in early July.
New York Curb Market Summary Snapshot
The AP report lists varied closing figures for mining, energy, and industrial stocks. Notable quotes include Amn Cyan at 17 1/2, Am Sup Pow at 2 5/8, Gulf Oil Pa at 63, Humble Oil at 40 7/8, Newmont Min at 52, Swift & Co at 17 1/4, and Penn Road at 2 5/8, among others.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Adam Exp
Nki
Alaska J
T&t
Allegny
Kencott
al C&dye
Krog Gro
Lambert
Amn
LigMyrs
Am Car&f
Liquid C
Tam&forp
Ss LorTob
AmMetal
Mack Tr
AmrPet
MeiInpor
Ampi&pt
McLellim
AmRust
Midcpet
Amroim
Mo Pac
AmSme i
MontWd
AmStud
Murray C
Amt
Beatric
Packard
Bendixa
Cal Hee
Pullman
Case JI
RKO
Regtobb
C&orail
Safeway
Cmst
P&p
Sta&sf
Schulte
Chiri&p
Seab Oil
Chrysler
Sears R
Colgate
Shell U
Colt Fuel
Soc -Vac
Col G&e
St&Wbst
Fotr S
ESR Studbkr
TexCorp
Ienac& Ww
Tex&Gul
Bet Ma
Texpc&o
Keons Air
Tex PL Tr
du Pont
Timkenb
Trans Am
Elec P&l
T&r
GenElee
GenFood
Pip
Genrsig
GilRaz
Steel
Glidden
Usstipa
Curb
Associated Press
Alum Co Am
Amn Cyan B
Amn G & EB
Ford Mot Ltd
Gulf Oil Pa
Hecla
Humble Oil
Newmont
Nia Hud
Penn Road
St of Ind
Swift & Co
Unit Gas
Unit & Pow A
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes hogs 4000 head with early gains about 5 higher and later trade mostly steady to 5 lower top 4.70 for 210-260 lb hogs packing sows 3.50 to 4.00. Cattle 7000 and calves 2000 with better fed steers and yearlings steady to strong, undertone weak elsewhere. bulls strong, vealers steady. Steers 550-1500 lbs 5.50 to 9.25, heifers 5.01 to 6.75, cows 3.00 to 4.25, milk-fed vealers 2.50 to 5.00. Sheep 4000 with lambs and yearlings 10-25 lower. native lambs top 7.75, yearling wethers 4.50 to 5.75, ewes 1.25 to 2.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Boston Wool Market Shows Little Activity on July 3
In Boston, the wool market saw very light business with manufacturers surveying new wools but buying only occasional samples. Spot greasy combing domestic wools quoted steady to firm from last week, while woolen manufacturers purchased some wool suitable for their needs at steady to firm prices.
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Boston
US Dept Agr
New York Cotton Recovers Losses on Covering Demand
Cotton futures finished steady after recovering much of yesterday’s losses as sellers covered and commission houses showed demand. July at 12.07, Oct 12.28–12.29, Dec 12.43–12.44, Jan 12.58, Mar 12.58, May 12.67. spot middling 12.30.
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New York
Liberty bonds and Treasuries close mixed in New York
Market summary shows Liberty bonds closing at 4 1/4s 93 38 101.19 while Treas 4 1/48s rise to 47 52 113.11. Fed Farm Meeting 3 1/2s at 64 101.12 and Home Owners Loan 4s at 51 100.18.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Treas
Fed Farm
Home Owners Loan
New Orleans Cotton Market Report July 3
AP dispatch notes spot cotton steady in New Orleans with a 14 point gain. Quotations show middling at 12.21 cents per pound and 837 gales cited in the market update.
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New Orleans
Stock Averages Report July 3 1934
Stock market summary lists 50 industrials 20 railroads 20 utilities 90 transportation lines. Today average 86.7 43.7 67.9 76.6. Pro day shows 86.8 43.7 68.9 77.0.
Chicago Market Close Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Barley
Chicago market close reports varied grain prices for July September and December futures across Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Barley with changes in old and new quotes. Lard prices steady to up while Kellie figures list July September values.
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Chicago
Rye
Kellie
Sheriff to Sell Garnished Personal Property in 1934 Roswell Run
The Chaves County Sheriff's sale is set for June 12 1934 at 10 a.m. at 105 North Main Roswell to satisfy a judgment of 357.85 plus 11.50 costs against O J Hull and Mrs Cora Lee Fisher as garnishee. Seized items include a safe adding machine filing cabinets desks chairs a National cash register and a typewriter table. Proceeds go to plaintiffs L B Boellner Son to cover debt and costs with any balance to the Clerk of the District Court.
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Cora Lee Fisher
District Court of
Chaves County
New Mexico
L. B
North Main Street
Roswell
District Court
Galveston Spot Cotton Prices Steady
Galveston July 3 AP reports spot cotton held steady at 15 cents per pound with middling grade at 12.15, total sales 242 bales.
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Galveston
Wage Increase on Chicago Car Lines
Motormen and conductors on the Chicago Surface Lines ratified a wage boost of three cents an hour. The raise will cost the company more than 1 million dollars annually.
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Chicago
Teachers listed by schools and assigns on page continuation
A long list of teachers by school, including names and grade assignments across Washington Avenue Jenney and Missouri Avenue sites, plus East Side North Hill South Hill and Colored School Irvi ng Burch. Several staff roles appear, such as principals, teachers, librarians, and custodians, with grade level groupings and class allocations.
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Fay Kerley
Elizabeth Yarborough
Ruth Noah
Alice Webb
Helen Koons
Gladys Webb
Lois Eddins
Ida Mulray
Grace Robinson
A. W. Hill
Missouri Avenue
Burr Powell
Prin
Hazel Smith
Clyde Totten
Margaret Meadows
Hazel Simmons
Lucille Pates
James McTigue
East Side
Orial Curtis
Print
Flossie White
Margaret Wolfe
Harriet Poorbaugh
Margaret Hurt
Fiorrie Rabb
Eleanor Paddock
George Cofffendaffer
North Hill School
Frances Hurt
Ruby Opdyke
Virginia Margrave
Charlotte Witt
Lillis Fisher
Harrye Black
Betty Johnson
W. H. O’kelley
South Hill
Elizabeth Hayslip
Edward Melendez
Irving B. Burch
Madeline Houston
Italian Exhibit Keeps Marion Davies Portrait Display
Venice officials stated the American art exhibit will remain part of the biennial show despite a Whitney Museum of American Art demand for withdrawal. An official confirmed the portrait of Marion Davies remains on display as part of the exhibit.
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Venice
Marion Davies
Whitney Museum of American Art
Artesia Talks Social Worker Setup With F E R A Rep
Miss Mary Blossom Perry official F E R A representative from Santa Fe arrived in Artesia Monday to consult with county commissioners on installing a social worker here soon. Jusus Wallingford, State Hotel Code Authority, reports the National Hotel Code Authorities in Washington, D C, say the June 28 administrative order declares the hotel industry a service industry and suspends all code provisions except child labor, minimum wages, maximum hours, and collective bargaining guarantees.
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Mary Blossom Perry
Santa Fe
Artesia
Jusus Wallingford
State
National Hotel Code Authorities
Washington, D. C
Heat and close races whip temper on ball clubs
Heat and humidity fuel heated pennant races as managers and players clash with umpires. Ejections sweep across ballparks. Cubs beat Cardinals 7-4, Yankees topple Red Sox 5-0, Dodgers edge Phillies 7-5, Tigers split doubleheader two games ahead of Indians, and Washington tops Athletics 7-3.
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Associated Press
Bill Kelm
Frank Frisch
Mike Gonzales
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Long Warneke
Cubs
Chicago
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Joe Bowman
Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lou Koenecke
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Lefty Gomez
New York
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Tommy Bridges
Cleveland Indians
Bob Holland
Sammy Hale
Indians
Alphonse Thomas
Red Kress
Washington
Athletics
Red Sox Slip To Fifth As Boston Stumbles Again
The Red Sox fell back to third place and then to fifth while St. Louis and Chicago were idle, narrowing the race as Boston endured another setback in the standings.
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Red Sox
St. Louis
Chicago
Dempsey Declares Baer Hits Harder Than He Did
Jack Dempsey says Max Baer hits harder than he did in his prime. The former champion stated this during comments after bouts at the Pennsauken open-air arena in Camden New Jersey on July 3 AP report.
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Dempsey
Baer
Camden
N. J
Jack Dempsey
Maxe Baer
Manassa Mauler
Pennsauken Open-Air
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Chicago Grain
Jean May
Charles Muller
Perry Ward
Liberal Church
International Illustrated News
State OF New Mexico
L. B. Boellner & Son
L. B. Boelliner
Arden Boellner
O. J. Hull
John C. Peck
Hitler
Ernst Roehm
Storm Troops
Kurt von Schleicher
Herr Klausener
Catholic Action Party
Roehm
Reichswehr
General von Schleicher
Germany
Klausener
CCC
Why
Robert Fechner
Emergency Conservation Work
Civilian Conservation Corps
Corps
War Department
Lemergency Conservation
C.C.C
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Alaska
John Collier
Indian Affairs
Labor Department
W. Frank Persons
Emergency Conservation Work Advisory Council
Veterans Administration
Freddy Fair and His
Lois Burnett
Martha Cowan
Geo. N. Carothers
Paul H. Deaton
Shirley Feather
Rozella Kropp
Ruth Huderson
Carrie Skillman
Alice Shortie
H. R. Davis
Velma Jones
Norma Thompson
Nelleva Booth
R. L. Villard
Ernest Harp, Jr
Gladys Palmer
Hazel Vineyard
Elizabeth Lancaster
Co. M. Martin
D. R. Heath
T. J. Hubbard
Elwin Miller
A. L. Pearce
Esther Morgan
Charlotte Klyng
Charles Herbert
Neva Palmer
Lenore Shafer
Helen Snipes
Reading
Eula Bybee
Alyce C. Teague
Roy Swisher
Washington Avenue
Jenney Kenney
Times New
Ruidoso
Alamogordo
el Paso Phoenix
Los Angeles
Clovis
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
New Mexico Transportation Co
South Main St
Artesia News
Leland
Roswell Business Directory
Talmage Ambulance Service
EL Chivato
North Richardson
Eleanor Bedell
Bert Hallard
Frank le Pell
Gunsmiths
Kess
East Third
Roswell Seed Company
Doc’s Sandwich Shop
West Second St
W.W. H. Dearholt
Western Garage Automobile Repairing
Second Street
Daniel Beauty Studio
BERRY
Pabst
Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Assn
Pecos
Sam Franklin
Dist
Mer
Rainbow Truck Lines, Inc
Reawell
Cartxbad
Vaughn
Denver
Albuquerque
Roeswell
Renden — Insured
Ladies Heel
2Tc
Thix Ad
A. H. Monk
Boot and Shoe Hospital
East Second Street
Coney Island Cafe
N. Main St
Moseley’s Sandwich Shop
McGuffin Shoe Service
North Mate
C. E. Thomas
L. C. Smith and
Woodstock Typewriters
Roswell Typewriter Co
North Main St
Arnold Transfer Co
Distributors of
Hills Pres. Coffee and
Linde Air Products
Cottisg Taylor
N. Va
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