Wall Street Stock Rally While Market Stays Quiet
Wall Street on June 5 showed improved sentiment with leading issues firming several points. Trading remained dull with a 440,466 share turnover as gains spread to majors like Du Pont and U S Smelting. Homestake Mining climbed to a new high, while bonds firmed and the dollar strengthened against foreign exchanges.
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Standard Oils
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California
Cerro de Pasco
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Schenley
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Consolidated Gas
American Rolling Mill
Union Pacific
New York Stocks Averages Report June 5
The June 5 stock table shows movements across 50 Industrials 20 Rails 20 Assets and 90 Tigers with today’s index at 88.3 44.3 68.4 and Pry day at 86.7 43.7 67.9. The figures reflect Standard Statistics Co data for the market snapshot.
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Agricultural and commodity close quotes from Chicago AP
The Associated Press reports closing prices for grains and oils as of July in Chicago. Wheat, corn, oats, rye and barley futures show July and September contracts with varied old and new figures, while lard and bellies futures list July through October values.
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Bond prices and government securities report
New York July 5 AP liberty bonds closed at 4 1/4s 33 38 101.20. Treas 4 1/4s 47 52 113.15. Fed Farm Mtg 3 1/2s 64 101.20. Home Owners Loan 4s 51 100.25.
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New York Cotton Prices Edge Up then Steady
Cotton opened higher in New York on July 5 as cables from Liverpool stayed firm and heat persisted in the Southwest. Futures finished barely steady lower by 2 points or less with July at 12.07 and May at 12.66 67. Spot middling priced at 12.30.
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Liverpool
Wool Fleeces Market Report From Boston July 5
In Boston on July 5 a small volume of strictly combing 58s and 3-8 broad Ohio fleeces traded with limited supply. Prices in grease averaged 23 cents, mills bidding up to 32 cents for strictly combing staple bright wool. Little activity noted for 486, 50s, 1/4 blood fleeces, quoted 21 to 32 cents in grease for graded lines.
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Livestock Market Report Kansas City July 5 AP
Hogs 5000 steady to 10 lower on weights above 180 lbs. lighter weights uneven. Top 4.65 on choice 210-260 lbs. Packing sows 275-559 lbs 2.40-2.90. Cattle 9000, calves 3000. grain fed steers and yearlings steady. other killing classes slow to steady. Steers 550-1500 lbs 5.50-9.25. heifers 5.00-6.75. cows 3.00-4.25. milk fed calves 2.59-5.00. Sheep 2500. lambs active, steady to 15 higher. native lambs top 7.85. yearling wethers 4.50-5.75. ewes 1.25-2.04.
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Spot Cotton Steady in New Orleans Market
New Orleans reports spot cotton steady with prices unchanged. Sales total 645 bales as middling cotton equals 12.21 cents per pound.
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Cotton Market Steady in Galveston Sale Activity
In Galveston on July 5, spot cotton held steady with mids 12.15 as the market shows unchanged prices. Sales totaled 125 bales in today's session, reflecting steady demand for middling grades.
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Will Another Name Be Added to Great Minds of Constitution
The Capitol highlights eight figures central to the U S Constitution with Washington Franklin Hamilton Jefferson Madison Lincoln Marshall and Webster noted for their roles in creation and interpretation of the document.
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Franklin
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Marshall
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Underwear Trends for Babies in 1934 Chicago Tribune
Gladys Huntington Bevans surveys infant undergarments noting doctors favoring all cotton for newborns while mixtures of silk wool and cotton remain popular. Shops offer models with varying fastenings and shoulder flaps, with prices rising by material and design. bands and binders echo shirt choices.
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Bank balance sheet fragment from New Mexico bank
Total deposits 2,791,163.85. Pledged loans and investments total 3,150,952.80 with 678,500.00 against circulating notes and 565,000.00 against public funds. Statements sworn by cashier C Hobbs, directors Cahoon Hinkle Hinkle, notarized July 1934. Advertisement.
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New Mexico Sets Trucking Code Authority Rules
Albuquerque July 5 A P A trucking code becomes effective with the state code authority organized Frank Shufflebarger named chairman M B Bennett vice chairman D P Harris secretary treasurer Other members include Charles Hill M Hayward Roy Henry and H H Wilson About 60 truckers from the New Mexico Motor Freight Association will fall under the code which fixes rates at cost of service and requires rate filing with the authority.
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N. M
New Mexico
State Code Authority
Frank Shufflebarger
M. B. Bennett
Raton
D. P. Harris
Santa Fe
Charles Hill
Las Cruces
M. Hayward
Las Vegas
Roy Henry
Silver City
H. H. Wilson
Belen
New Mexico Motor Freight Association
Attempted Burglarizes Harding County Treasurer Office
An unsuccessful attempt to blow open the safe in Harding county treasurer's Mosquero office Tuesday night was reported late yesterday. Burglars entered through a window, chiseled the safe knob, and used an explosive that failed to open the vault. No items were taken. the explosion blocked the treasurer from opening the safe. A fingerprint expert from Raton assists Sheriff A G Scheier in the investigation.
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Roy
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German Nazis continue exodus amid uneasy post revolution mood
Continued reports describe Nazis splitting from Germany as many flee the country. Berlin shows signs of stabilizing after the so called second revolution, but provincial dispatches struggle to arrive and unrest grows outside the capital.
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Berlin
Saunders Not To Seek Re-Election As County Assessor
H P Saunders will not run again for Chaves county assessor according to a Record report from a reliable source. Saunders is out of town and could not be reached for confirmation of the report.
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Chaves
Saunders
Mothers Can Do Much To Create Lovely Daughters
Antoinette Donnelly urges mothers to influence daughters’ looks through three life phases: prenatal care, postnatal diet, and child development. Emphasizing minerals, milk, leafy greens, and whole grains, she warns against thumb sucking and pacifiers, promotes chewing exercise, and stresses regular brushing and dental visits to shape future appearance.
Fair Dawes Welcomes Record Opening Day at Chicago Fair
Rufus C. Dawes president of A Century of Progress greets a record opening day crowd at the new World’s Fair in Chicago on May 26. The fair debuts numerous features and exhibits with a completely new appearance this year.
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A Century of Progress
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