Stock Market Ends Irregular Amid Dollar Swings
Wall Street closed with irregular activity as stocks showed limited enthusiasm despite a grain crop report and a dollar rally. Trading totaled 5,233,615 shares with key issues like National Distillers and U S Industrial Alcohol rising briefly, while others slipped. Foreign exchange movements and anticipated gold standard shifts underpinned cautious margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Stock Market
Chiyeah
U. S
Standard Brands
Owens-Illinois
Crown Cork
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Welaware & Hudson
Santa Fe
Steel
Allied Chemical
Americar
Telephone
Case
Public Service of New Jersey
Western Union
Paris
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights July Trading
Kansas City livestock prices show live cattle and calf demand strong with gains up to 25 on killing classes. Cattle supplies remain ample with feeder and stocker activity limited while heifers and cows fetch solid prices. Sheep and lamb bids ease slightly though good and choice lambs remain in demand at several weight ranges.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. Aur
Boston Wool Market Report for 64s and Finer Wools
Sizeable quantities of 64s and finer territory wools are moving at 75 to 77 cents per scoured pound for original bag lines. Good French combing and strictly combing staples fetch 73 to 74 cents, ordinary twelve months Texas wools 75 cents, and eight months staple 71 to 73 cents.
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Boston
U. S. Dept. Agr
Texas
Chicago grain and corn prices high volatility report
Chicago grain market quotes show WHEAT and CORN series with multiple nearby and deferred months. Prices vary by contract and delivery month with values for EAT, CORN, OATS and RYE, plus limited data for LARD and ELLIES indicating missing or unclear figures.
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Chicago
Trecember
RYE
Optember
Ellies
New York cotton climbs to highs before late day drift
New York July 11 AP prices for December cotton contracts rose to 11.15 in early trading, about 19 points higher, as traders anticipated dollar moves and the ongoing storage curtailment campaign. The market eased later with liquidation and a weaker sterling exchange, futures ending barely steady down 1 to 10 points.
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New York
New York curb stock quotes July 11 AP report
New York markets show curb close with notable moves across multiple sectors. Listed prices include Am Cvan B 12 1-4, Amer G & E 45, Ford Wear 12, Gulf Oil 60, Libby Libby 6 1-2, Newmont 44 1-2, Texan 10, Trans Air 5 1-8, Unit Gas 5 3-4, others in fractional ranges.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Adam Exp
Ili Ct L
T&t
AmerCan
Myr
Amcar&f
Kencott
Am&forp
Amer
Krog Gr
AmerLoco
Lambert
Am Metal
Amerp&l
Amhradst
AmWooth
Nash Mtr
AmWisin Pf
Nat Bis
Anacond
Natcashaa
Anchor C
NatDary
At & SF
Nat P&l
NY ¥Y Cdl
AubAuto
Nynheh
Avia Cor
Nyontw
Ntk Wst
BaLocg
Aviat
B&o Rail
NorAmncCot
Barnsd
NorAmPft BeatRic
NorPac
Endix A
Beth Stl
Ohio Oi
Bob Alum
OwlliGl
Borden
Pac G
Bulova
Packard
BuradMa
Para Pub
Cal Hec
Penny JC
Can Dry
Penn RR
Can Pac
PhelPsd
Case JI
Phil Et
Orail
Pullman
Chi Ri&p
Pure Oil
Chrysler
Radio Co
Colgate
Fuel
Col G&e
Revtobb
Safeway
Ct L&sf
Com&Sou
Congo Na
Schulte
Seab Air
ConFmPf
Seab Oi
Con Gas
Sear
Cone Oil
Shell U
Conbakb
Con Can
Coty
Curt Wrt
Bprds
Dlac&w
G&e
DiamMat
o= SON J
H-R Gimbel P
Ts Rub
Smelt Clidden
TS Steel
Goldust
Condver
Vanadum
TR Warn Pix
Werset
R West Tn
Gri Giun
Hershey
Homstak
Weetf&m
Woolwrt - Howe
Yeltr&c
Hud Mtr
Curb Close
Alum Co Am
Am Cvan B
Ford Wear
Amer G & E
Amer Sup
Ark Nat Gas A
Acroc G & E
Assese G&e A
Arillo Mfe
City
Cord Mtr
Cresson
Metroit Air
Mr & S
Ford TV
Gulf Oil
Humble Oil
Libby
Ning Hud Pow
Newmont
Permaoad
Seiberling
Shat Dewn
Sound
Swift & Co
Texan
Trans Air
Unit Gas
Unit Verde
Unit P & L
Stock Averages Report From July First Trading Day
Stock averages show mixed movement with 50 firms listed in early July reports. Today's figures indicate a total index around 97.3 with strong gains in some sectors while others lag, reflecting shifting investor sentiment and prior day closings slightly adjusting across key averages.
New Orleans Spot Cotton Closes Steady at 19.663 Cents
New Orleans market closed steady with sales totaling 2,645 bales. Middling cotton priced at 19.663 cents per pound. Market activity and pricing reflect a stable regional trend for the given reporting period.
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New Orleans
Galveston cotton prices hold steady
Galveston July 11 Spot cotton remained steady as middling held at 1.45 with 5 points down. Sales totaled 215 bales.
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Galveston
Weather forecast for Roswell and Pecos valley
Forecaster's note shows generally fair conditions for Roswell and Pecos valley tonight and Wednesday. New Mexico expected to be generally fair in the south with unsettled conditions in the north. Cooler tonight in the extreme northwest portion.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
O Connell Kidnaping Shocks Albany Leaders
Federal and state authorities chase a complex ransom case in Albany as John J. O’Connell Jr. is abducted with a $250000 demand. Investigations focus on political ties, intermediaries named in a Knickerbocker Press code notice, and varying abduction theories amid a statewide search by police and possibly the national guard.
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Henry Horner
Illinois
J. C. Lyle
Crawfordsville
Georgia
West Point
North Carolina
Newport News
Virginia
John Factor
Chicago
Great Britain
Factor
England
O’connell
Albany
N. Y
John J. O’connell
Edward J. O’connell
Lehman
New York National Guard
John J. Jr
John Jr
Albany County
Daniel P
O'Connell
Samuel Aronowitz
Edward Jr
Eddie
Aronowitz
Thepolice
Walter V. Johnson
Rensselaer
O’connells
Knickerbocker Press
Sedgwick
Sallee Leases Ideal Bakery to F C Fleming
G Roy Sallee leased the Ideal Bakery on West Second Street to F C Fleming of Albuquerque. Mr and Mrs Sallee and children Catherine and Teddy left for a camping trip in northern New Mexico and Colorado with plans to visit Missouri and Arkansas before returning to Roswell for at least two months. They request continued patronage during their absence.
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G. Roy Sallee
Ideal Bakery
West Second Street
F.C. Fleming
Albuqquerque
Sailee
Catherine
Teddy
New Mexico
Colorado
Ateponts
Missouri
Arkansas
Roswell
Habeas Corpus in Case of Burrus in Santa Fe
In Santa Fe on July 11 AP reports habeas corpus proceedings in the state supreme court to free R. E. Burrus, convicted of manslaughter for killing Apolonio Pino, Santa Fe police chief. Burrus, recently tried and dismissed on a larceny charge, was remanded to state prison for safe keeping as his bond rose to 60000 from 30000. he cannot meet the bond. Proceedings aim to reduce the bond so Burrus can secure release pending appeal.
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Santa Fe
State Supreme Court
R. E. Burrus
Burrus
Apolonio Pino
New Mexico Auto Dealers Meet to Form Ethics Code
Santa Fe July 11 AP The New Mexico Automobile Dealers Association gathers in Albuquerque tomorrow to set a code of ethics under the Roosevelt recovery act. President Thomas Closson says the meeting at the Franciscan begins at 2 p m and will cover employment trading practices and competition. The code will be sent to the National Association of Dealers for inclusion in the program to be submitted to the act administrators.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico Automobile Dealers Association
Albuquerque
Thomas Closson
Cicsson
National Association of Dealers
New Mexico Newspaper Association Mid-Summer Meeting
The regular mid-summer meeting of the New Mexico Newspaper Association opened in Raton on July 11 with members from Albuquerque Santa Fe and Las Cruces discussing industry issues and upcoming state press events.
State press association to meet in July sessions
The state association will hold its meeting July 28 and 29 here with a program covering all publishing phases for daily and country papers. Officials will discuss effects of recent national legislation on press activities. Edward L. Manson presides over the New Mexico Publishing Company and Clovis News-Journal. H E Lewis of Crowley, La., is in the city on business.
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Edward L. Manson
New Mexico Publishing Company
Clovis News-Journal
State Association
H. E. Lewis
Crowley
Mr. Lewis
Will Lawrence
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Pat Casey
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Fred Carroll
Tom Lynch
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First Methodist
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Leela
Elsie
Lanice
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Record Evening
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Callaway
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H. FE. Lewis
Roswell Building & Loan Association
Sos Hae
State of New Mexico
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J. F. Hinkle
R. H. McCune
Secy
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