Wall Street Gains Amid Buoyant Alcohol Shares Rally
Indifferent trading gave way to a late burst as buoyant alcohol stocks led gains on the New York market. Prominent names such as American Commercial Alcohol and National Distillers climbed, while Union Pacific declined. Investors weighed optimism in wet stocks against regulatory risk and possible price controls after prohibition repeal prospects. Foreign exchange showed modest shifts with Keerling at 34.67 and French francs at 5.49 cents.
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International Silver
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American Smelting
U. S. Steel
Union Pacific
Washington
Western Union
Keerling
New York Stocks Close Mixed On Thin Volume
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange closed with a broad spread of gains and losses as many issues moved modestly. Key names like Coca Cola and US Steel showed mixed results amid a tentative session, while industrials and rails reflected uneven momentum.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City selling week shows hogs at 10-35 higher than Tuesday with top 4.60 for 200-260 lbs, cattle generally steady to strong with good and choice steers 550-1500 lbs 5.40-6.75, cows 3.75-5.75, vealers 3.00-5.50, sheep and lambs down 25 points with top native lambs 7.50 and 90 lb lambs 7.00-7.50 varyingly.
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Wool Market In Boston Prices Hold Firm For Ohio Delaines
In Boston on July 72-AP U. 8S. Dept. Agr report heavier and less attractive Ohio Delaine wools remain scarce. Offerings exist at 30 cents grease but most lots firm at 31 to 32 cents. Combing blood Ohio fleeces steady at 34 to 35 cents grease as some houses seek 36 cents.
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Chicago Grain Market Summary From July 12 Prices
Chicago grain bids show Wheat July 106 1 40 at 3 8, September 108 1 4 to 5 8, December 110 5 8 to 1 41 5 8. Corn July 64 1 4, September 68 to 68 3 8, December 72 1 8 to 2 8, May 77 3 8 to 1 2. Oats July 47 1 2, September 47 3 4 to 7 8, December 49 7 8 to 58, May 53 5 8. Rye July 6 6, September 1.00 3 4, December 1.06 1 8 to 1 4. July x no sales. September 5 1 4, December 4 2. Garden July 7.65, September 89S. Bellies: September 8.75.
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Stock Averages and Indices in Brief Report
June 12 market summary lists 40 industrials 20 rails 20 utilities totaling 90. Today's composite index at 98.7 with sub-indices 55.6 for industries 111.1 for rails and 94.2 for utilities. Previous day figures were 97.3 55.4 109.8 93.0.
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Market Ticker Snippets From New York Trade Session
A daily list of stock and commodity bids shows mixed activity with several major names in play. Notable figures include Ford War, American Electric and Libby, Libby at various fractions, Newmont and Gulf Oil among others, reflecting a snapshot of early July trading.
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New York Cotton Prices Reach New Highs on Strong Buying
New York in July 1912 saw cotton prices hit fresh records amid renewed buying and covering fueled by Washington hints that acreage curtailment efforts succeeded. October futures jumped from 10.72 to 11.54 with gains around two o'clock as general buying and higher foreign exchange supported the market. In New Orleans, spot cotton rose 83 points to 11.46 with sales around 3,677.
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City council discusses park toilets and water report
Roswell aldermen debated park toilet facilities with a plan to inspect costs for four city parks. John M. Rose urged toilets as best park system needs. Council also reviewed June 1933 water data showing record pumping and high per capita use, and amended an ordinance restricting drunken driving penalties to streets and alleys.
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Clyde Fulton
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Water Department
Water budget and council actions in 1933 summary
The report details a 409.20 gain of 18 011.42 with allocations for interest on bonds maintenance of parks and light plant survey. Revenue fell 8 028.40 from the prior year due to reduced water rates starting January 1 192. The water department ended the year with 33 003.30 in banks and first year paying bond interest. Police fines for June 1933 totaled 78.50. Council debated curb service parking at Smoke House and other confectioneries, allowed a church camp meeting at Haynes Park but denied weekly services, granted police protection for Sunday union church services, and approved a 550 gallon underground gas tank permit at 112 East Second for a new service station. Aldermen present: Glover Wilkins Johnston Croissant Fellows Allison. Mayor Smurl. Also Galveston cotton market and Roswell Pecos weather notes.
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Presidents Order Transportation Oil Prohibits Interstate Moves
President Roosevelt issued an executive order barring the interstate transport of petroleum and products produced or stored beyond state limits. Issued under the national industrial recovery act, the action extends federal oversight of the oil market amid wartime style controls.
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Postmasters to be placed under civil service
Washington July 12 AP In an executive order Roosevelt shifts postmaster appointments under civil service. Acting postmasters named since March 4 about 1500 may stay without examination. Age limit rises to 66 and residence requirement drops to two years. Postmaster general may nominate without exam any regular postmaster or civil service member. if none is named, a civil service exam will be held.
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Beall to Visit Roswell for Budget Hearing
Santa Fe AP Chief tax commissioner Iyren O Beall left for Roswell to resume budget hearings. The Chaves county budget will be taken up tomorrow. Beall noted budgets have been materially reduced, the largest cut around 12 1 2 percent due to fixed charges and school expenses.
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Johnson Heads Rail Engineers
Yankey Johnson was re elected grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers at the triennial convention in Cleveland. He defeated I O Enders of Columbus by 503 to 383 votes, the veteran administrator leading the union.
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Prohibited Action Cited by State Authority
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Auto Dealers In State Convention Albuquerque NM July 12
New Mexico automobile dealers met in Albuquerque to plan cooperation with the national recovery act. The New Mexico Automobile Dealers Association discussed a code of ethics to end cut throat competition and scopes of joint action with the National Automobile Dealers Association. A committee will draft program details for collaboration with the national body. About twenty dealers attended.
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