Market Report Summary of Listed Stocks
The list shows prices for numerous companies led by Gulf Oil, Humble Oil, Ford Motor, Ark Nat Gas, Texas Pacific and Trans Cent Air. Notable figures include Gulf Oil at 64 and Humble Oil at 58, with others such as El Bons and Share 9 5/8, Unit & Pow A 1 3/8, and Penn Road 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Alum Co Am
Amn Cyan B
Amn G& E
Am Sup Pow
Ark Nat Gas A
Associ G& BE A
City Sve
City Sve Ptd
Cons Cop
Cord Corp
Cusi Mex
el Bons & Share
Ford Mot Ltd
Gulf Oil Pa
Hecla Min
Humble Oil
Texas wools firm prices report in Boston market
Prices for Texas wools remained firm with eight month lots at 64 to 67 cents delivered east. Twelve month wools quoted 70 to 72 cents for average and 73 to 75 cents for choice clips. Activity includes direct mill purchases and Boston house orders from country buyers.
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Boston
Texas
Stock Market Mixed After Independence Day Tone
Trading favored buyers with steels leading motors and specialties. Markets were quiet as many traders observed the holiday. wheat fell before rallying on Canada selling prospects. cotton eased and foreign currencies were weak. Shares edged up 1 to 2 points with major names advancing while Union Pacific rose. Bonds trailed. gold standard currencies fell following European rate cuts. Total volume 877,730 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canada
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Common
Inland Steel
Crucible
Jones & Laughlin
Eastman Kodak
Air Reduction
Allied Chemical
Case, du Pont
Continental Can
Johns Manville
Chrysler
American Telephone
American Tobacco
Liggett & Myers
Union Pacific
Bank of the Netherlands
Cattle and hog market report from Kansas City
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle runs with 1 500 head, calves 500, Texas grassers 5.50 to 6.75, Kansas grassers at 7.00 and 13.45 for 13.45 per lb red Texans at 10.00, no good native grain fed steers, light heifers 5.50 to 7.50, butcher cows 4.75 to 5.75, top vealers 8.00 to 8.50. Sheep 2 000 head topped by native lambs 8.60, most 8.25 to 8.50, yearlings 6.60, down to 5.35. Hogs 700, bulk shippers 290 lb, top 9.35 on 190-240 lb, better 170-250 lb 9.20-35.
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Kansas City
Grain and commodity quotes from Chicago market summary
Chicago grain and hog futures close with wheat at 81 in July and 81 7/8 for September. Corn July 79 1/4, September 73 1/4, December 62 3/8. Oats July 33, September 31 1/4, December 33 1/4. Rye July 43 3/8, September 42 5/8, December 45 3/4. Barley July 44, September 47. Lard July 13.45, September 13.30, October 13.00, December 12.37. Bellies July 16.87, September 16.77.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Adam Isxp
Alaska
Warcouroc
iAllegny
Lambert
al CeDyelot Lehvairr
LigMyrs
Amcref
Lorillard
Aamcmaie
Mack Tr
wAmCrySe
Ifs Math
Ancivet
iMcLellan
P&l
Ampi&pf
Aml&fr
MontocCh
Wmontwwa
Amrollm
AmSmelt
AmStiFd
Murrayc
AmSgRef
Nat Bis
T&t
Nat Csh
Amtobb
NatDary
Amwwkil
Nat Bref
AmWiInPf
Nat Fe&l
Cdl
Arm Ill
Nwynheh
AT & SF
Nfk Wst
Nor Fae
Zu Bal Loco
B&o Rail
wWhip Oil
Barnsdl
OwlltGl
Béatric
Pac G&e O Bendix A
Packard Beth
Park U
BoeingAir
Penny JC
BohAlum
Fpennar
Borden
Phelps
BuradMa
Pril. Pet
Byers Co
Progamb
Cal Hec
Pullman
Celeanse
RKO
C&o Rail
Em Rand
Cmst P&p
Rey Tobb
Chiri&p
Safeway
Chrysler
Colgate R
Col G&e
Sears ColImCrb
Snell U
Sis
Sperry Crp
Sto G&fk
Coty
O Cal
Curt Wrt
Stoilind
Dlac& W
Stroo NJ
O Ste Wrn
Dia
Doug Air
Stone&w
du Pont
Studbkr
Eastman
Tex Corp
Baton
Tex Gul
FlAud
Texpc&o
Boat
TexPiTr
Frec P&l
Thatcher
Erie RR
Timken B
Firet&r
TransAm
Foster
Fox FA
Pac FrepTex
Pac Pi
Air
GenElec
AirCo
Corp
Elvina
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Oregon
Turkey
Cotton market ups and downs as July futures slip
New York and New Orleans report early cotton declines followed by renewed weakness after wheat breaks and holiday adjournment. July futures close 11.86 with other months around 11.50 to 11.62, spot middling at 12.20, sales 94 at New Orleans. A separate feature describes CCC relief work at Leg Lake with masonry, bath house, pool, and a dedication event planned for July 6, 1935, under Governor Tingley.
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New York
New Orleans
Former Speaker Baca to be buried Saturday
Santa Fe July 5 AP Funeral services will be held here Saturday with interment in the National cemetery for Roman Liberato Baca 73 a colorful political figure of New Mexico and veteran.
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Santa Fe
National Cemetery
Roman Liberato Baca
New Mexico
Opening of Bottomless Lakes State Park Celebration
The Roswell community hosts a free afternoon and evening program marking the park opening. Lieutenant Lashley and CCC campers lead events with Roswell City Band, a musical program, lighting effects, and the governor speaking at seven and eight o'clock. Public urged to attend with lunches or concession sandwiches available. Claude Simpson, secretary of the Roswell Chamber of Commerce, promotes full community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Park Committee
Roswell
CCC
Lieut
Lashley
Claude Simpson
National Park Service
Chamber of Commerce
Wool market firm despite varied demand and New York quotations
The Commercial Bulletin notes firm wool market activity under new government orders with steady or advancing prices for worsted and scoured wools. It reports steady civilian demand for piece goods, firmer foreign markets, and listed quotations for Cotswold and Mohair across U S regions and foreign markets, with prices in bonds.
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Bulletin
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
New York
Wisconsin
Missouri
Indiana
New England
Texas
California
Northern
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
Territory
Montana
Illinois tourists vanish in New Mexico search widens
Gov Clyde Tingley says the hunt for four missing Illinois tourists continues with national guard units air reconnaissance and river searches. Evidence mounts as charred personal effects are found east of Albuquerque and authorities pursue forged travelers checks connected to Lorius and Heberer amid a broad, relentless state police operation.
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Scotty
Dallas
Texas
Dalis
Lorius
Heberer
DuQuoin
New Mexico
Burns Private Detective Agency
Department of Justice
Socorro
National Guard
Rio Grande
Vaughn
Albuquerque
Sandias
Loréus
N. M
Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Illinois
Searcd
Wesley Hoar
George Lorius
Three New Mexicans Die In Accidents
The Fourth of July left seven accidental deaths in the Rocky Mountain region, six from auto crashes and one drowning. Colorado logged three fatalities, New Mexico three, Wyoming one. In New Mexico Alejandro Montoya 33 and John Mendoza 35, both of Marcia, died in a crash near Alamogordo. R Rodriguez of Marcia was seriously injured and another person also hurt. Mrs Estanislada Sandoval 35 of Santa Fe died in another auto crash with three others lightly injured.
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Associated Press
Rocky Mountain
Canada
Mexico
Montama
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Alejandro Montoya
John Mendoza
Marcia
N. M
Alamogordo
R. Rodriguez
Estanislada Sandoval
Santa Fe
Hauptmann jurors finally get paid in full
Trenton July 5 AP after twenty weeks and a supplemental appropriation the Hauptmann trial jurors receive $258 for each of twelve jurors plus the usual $3 per day doubled due to nightly lockups. Other bills from the $75,000 appropriation cover trial costs bringing total state payment to $125,000.
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Trenton
N. J
Hauptmann
Troller
John H. Curtiss
Hunterdon County
Possible improvements noted in ongoing efforts
The report outlines further steps that could be taken to enhance the project. It highlights potential actions, identifies gaps, and suggests adjustments to approach, scope, and resources while maintaining momentum and accountability.
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Wall Street
Kansas City Livestock
Chicago Grain Chicago
Carlsbad
Leg Lake
Bill Destree
Lea Lake
Pecos
Tingley
Portales
Newell Porter
Baca
Valencia County
C. W. Latimer
R. L. Walton
N. Main Sts
U. S
West
Southwest
Q. Bib
Q.record
Kraft
Blackberries
Texo
Cohen
Safeway Stores
Ate
Wards
Montgomery Ward
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