Stock Prices From AP Sheet Show Mixed Oil and Energy Notes
A compact AP listing displays varied current values for utility and energy stocks including Amoco, Humble Oil, Gulf Oil, Newmont, Pennroad, Texan Oil, and Union Light, with positions ranging from fractions to multiple points. Highlights include Gulf Oil at 64 1/4 and Humble Oil at 59 1/4, reflecting diverse market movement in this snapshot.
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Associated Press
Alum Co Am
Amn Cyan B
Fgn P War
Amn G&e
Am Maracaibo
Ark Nat Gas A
Associ G&e A
City Soc
City Soc Pfd
Cnos Cop Min
Cord Corp
Cusi Mex
el Bons & Share
Cord Mot Ltd
Gulf Oil Pa
Hecla Min
Humble Oil
Newmont Min
Nia Hud Pow
Penn Road
Texan Oil
UN Light & Power A
Unit Verde
Wool market report from Boston gains on western grades
In Boston on July 10 the AP notes moderate business in finer grades of western grown wool with inquiry on semi bright medium fleece. Texas eight months wool brings 65-67 cents scoured. Short French combing 64s and finer territory wools sell 65-67 cents, while average French combing staple of the same grade moves at 68-70 cents scoured basis.
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Boston
US Dept Agr
Texas
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report July 10
Hogs ranged from 9.00 to 9.55 with top 9.55 for choice 190 to 259 pounds and similar spreads for other weights. Cattle offerings included about 4000 head with heavies up to 11.25 and grass fat cows mostly 4.75 to 5.75. calves around 8.00 to 8.00. sheep and lambs about steady with native lambs at 8.35 to 8.50 and most sales 8.00 to 8.35.
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Kansas City
Treasury yields rise as markets digest Fed Farm data
Treasury rates climb on fresh Fed Farm meeting figures showing 3s at 49 and 102.13, while 3 1/4s reach 64 and 103.31, signaling evolving demand for longer term notes and inflation expectations. Largest paid circulation noted.
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The
Associated Press
Treas
Fed Farm
Market Advances on Quiet NY Trading
The stock market edged higher in a calm session with several favorites hitting new 1935 peaks though not all sustained the gain. Commodities stabilized after yesterday’s volatility while gold and silver rose in London and grains in Chicago trended up before easing. Major shares including American Telephone Fox Film Inland Steel Western Union and Reynolds Tobacco rose to new highs with others like Allied Chemical J I Case Sears Roebuck GM Chrysler US Steel and Bethlehem advancing. Retail sales showed strength with Glidden & Co reporting a 33 percent year over year rise in June. The closing zone remained firm as 1,150,160 shares changed hands.
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New York
Aan, Stock Exchange
Bencott
roeGro
Lambert
Allis
LigMyrs
AmCr
Lorillard
Mack Tr
McKet
McLellan
Midcpet Il
Amp&l
Pac Amt
MontoCh
Amrollim
idontWrd
AmSmelt
AmStiFd
Murrayc
AmSgRef
Amtet
Nat Bis
Nat Csh
Nat Dary
Amwipf
Nat
F&l
Anaconda
NY Cdl
An Cap
Tynh&h
Arm
Armllipf
Mtk
T&sf
Aviat Ad
Nor Amr
Nor Am Pf
Avia Cor
Nor Pac
BalLoco
OnicOil
B&orail
Borden
Phelps
Phil Pet
BuradMa
Ogamb
Buster
MNJ
Byers
Pullman
Cal 'Hee
Celeanve
RemRand
C&orail
ReyTob
P&p
Safeway
Cmst Pel
stroLead
Chi Ri&pp
St L. & SF
Colgate Seab Oil
Col G&e
Sears
Columc
Shell U
ComSolv
Skelly O
Soc Vac
CongoNa Gas
Dia Mat Ste Wrn
Air
Stone&Ww
DuPont
Fan Studbkr
Fa Swift&Co
Baton
Tex Pac
TexCorp
Tex Gul
Elec P&l
Texpc&o
Erie RR
T&r Ts
Thatcher
GtNorPf
US Rub
G ‘Luger
Usssmélt
HornHandil
Us Steel
Hormstak
Hiss Oil
HowSnd
Util
Mtr Vanadum
Cil
Warn
Ind Ray
West Mary
Ins
West UN
West Air
Wstb&m
Nkl
Woodwrt
T&t
Ins Myvi
London
Chicago
New Orleans
U. S
American Telephone
Fox Film
Inland Steel
Western Union
Reynolds Tobacco
Allied Chemical
J. I. Case
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Eastman Kodak
Santa Fe
Delaware & Hudson
Northern Pacific
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Preferred
Glidden & Co
Grain market closes steady in Chicago on July contracts
AP reports Chicago grain and livestock prices for July through December show wheat at 84 1/2 to 86 3/4, corn 82 to 63 1/2, oats 33 7/8 to 34, rye 44 1/2 to 48 3/8, barley 44 to 44, lard 13.90 to 12.70, and bellies 17.50 to 17.20 amid July activity.
New York Cotton Quiet as Weather Reports Support Trade
New York cotton traded quietly as favorable weather forecasts encouraged buying or covering within a narrow range. The mid afternoon market stayed steady, with futures closing 2 to 4 points higher. July 12.13, October 11.80, December 11.78, January 11.76, March 11.80, May 11.85. Spot middling 12.45.
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New
York
New Orleans Cotton Prices and Albuquerque CCC Warehouse
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady with a three point rise at middling 12.48 as sales reached 867. In Albuquerque New Mexico preliminary work on a civilian conservation corps warehouse began with city labor and FERA funding. Completion targeted for August 20 to serve 26 CCC camps in the area. Officials confirmed relief labor orders after a Santa Fe conference with city and business leaders.
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New Orleans
FERA
Division
CCC
Charles Lembke
Albuquerque City
Britain seeks peaceful settlement in Italo Ethiopian dispute
London reports Eden vows cooperation with other nations to find a peaceful outcome. Despite hopes for last minute compromise, Scheveningen breakdown spurs talk of war as refugees flee Addis Ababa and League officials weigh convocation of a special session to address Italy's actions in Ethiopian territory.
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London
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
League of Nations Affairs
Eden
Geoffrey le M. Mander
Samuel Hoare
Italy
Britain
League of Nations
Hongland
East Africa
Scheveningen
Netherlands
Addis Ababa
Joseph A. C. Avenol
Anthony Kuen
Dino Grandi
Avenol
Sir Samuel
Council
Assembly
Geneva
Japan
Tokyo
Foreign Justice
Ethiopia
League
Mine Disaster Claims Several Miners With Mangled Remains
Rescue teams recovered the bodies of Joe Medina Leo Martinez and Charles Smith after a blast at the mine killed or trapped workers. A second explosion hampered efforts as brass identity tags guided recovery. McKeown is presumed dead. Rescue operations continued through heavy smoke and debris.
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Tom
Allen
State
Trinidad
Ed C. Johnson
Bear Canon Coal Company
Charles Beachat
William G. Plested
McKeown
Joe Medina
Leo Martinez
Charles Smith
Malaria Control Efforts Reach Dona Ana County
The article reviews malaria in New Mexico from Civil War to 1920s, noting transmission by specific local mosquitoes and high infection rates in Santa Fe and Socorro. It highlights Col. Adams and Dr. C. W. Gerber guiding major drainage projects, with Dona Ana county hailed as a national leading effort and potential expansion with new federal funds to curb the disease.
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Dona Aftia
el Paso
New Mexico
Adams
Rio Grande Valley
BE. T. McIntyre
Santa Fe
Socorro County
Europe
Tropics
Dona Ana West
Dona Ana County
C.W. Gerber
Mussolini
Pontine Marshes
Italy
Gerber
House aims to speed Roosevelt program legislation
Democratic leaders in Washington seek to push the Roosevelt program through the House and adjourn by late August. They met with President to urge greater House consideration, focusing on must measures including tax reform, anti suit recovery, and coal and alcohol control bills.
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House
Congress
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
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Kansas City Livestock
UC. S. Bonds
Wall Street
Chicago Grain
Rome
Pia
Col. Adams
Conoco
Genke
Ece
Stra
Timken
Ings
O. K
Ntinental Oil Company
Washington
White House
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