Wall Street Buoyed by Broad Market Rally
Stocks joined grains in a buoyant advance with many issues gaining one to around seven points amid a broad upswing. Bonds were firm as the market noted renewed activity in alcohol, autos, aircraft, and other specialties. Cotton and sugar markets showed notable moves while the sugar curtailment plan headed for formal review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Newark
National
American Commercial Alcohol
Commercial Solvents
U. S. Industrial Alcodo
Stadard Brands
Owen Illlinois
Johns Manville
du Pont
International Housiness Machines
U. S. Smelting
UU. S. Rubber
Firestone
Goodyear
American Smelting
United Aircraft
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
N. Y. Central
Santa Fe
Washington
United States
Cuba
Philippines
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
New York Cotton Exchange Service
New York Stocks Close On Wide Market Mixed
Trading halted by broad mix in equities with shares of Adams Exp and Air Weapon among notable movers. Financial desks report uneven gains and losses across airlines, oil, and industrials as investors digest quarterly outlooks and interest-rate cues.
Chicago Grain Prices for July Nears and September Quotes
Chicago grain prices show wheat and oats futures with July and September figures across milling grains. Wheat July 1.16, September 1.982-9-8. oats July 48 5-8, September 49. barley July with no sales, September 7.25. lard July 7.80, September 8.20. bellies Angv 8.25, September 8.75.
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Chicago
Wool market holds firm as activity flags in Boston
The wool market is less active than a week ago but prices stay firm. Recent sales closed on 64s and finer territory wool in original bags at 74 cents scoured for average French combing state and at 77 cents for good French combing. Receipts at Boston Spring for the week ending July 15 totalled about 12,682,000 pounds, up from 9,052,900 pounds the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Woo
Boston
Ap-U. Ss. Dept
Boston Grain and Flour Exchange
Mary Rogers Follows Will Rogers into Hollywood Drama
Mary Rogers eighteen daughter of Will Rogers won a screen test under the assumed name Mary Howard. She was among fifty girls who took the tests for a Hollywood picture cast, establishing a new path in her father’s footsteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rogers
Will Rogers
Mary Howard
Hollywood Picture
Stock Averages and Market Notes From July 19 1933
The page reports stock averages with figures such as 50 Indts 20 Res 2O and intraday readings like X101.3 56.5 132.7, X96.4 and rev day 8.9 56.4 111.8 94.6. It notes new 1933 highs and overall market movement for Standard Statistics.
New York curb stock quotes July 17 ICAP era
NY curb stock list shows mixed advances and declines for industrials utilities and rails with notable prices including Detroit Air 7 16 Ford Ltd 6 5 8 Gulf Oil 60 3 8 Libby Mfg 13 Newmont 45 1 2 Seiberling 5 1 2 Texan 9 1 2 Swift Co 23 5 8 and many others. The market remains active with assorted sector moves and price quotes across major names.
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Ajum Co Am
Amor PF
Amer G & E
Amer Sup
Ark Nat Gas
Assoc G&e A
Bilto Mig
City Sve
City
N-B & SS
Ford Ltd
Gulf Oi
Hecla Mining
Elumible Qi
Int Ter
Libby Mgn
Newmont
Drenn Road
Seiberling
S Qoine
Swift & Co
Texan
Trans Air
Unit Gas
Unit Verde
Unit P&l
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report July 17
Kansas City market notes show hogs 9,000 head, steady to 5 higher than Friday, top 4.50 per cwt on 250 lb hogs. cattle 11,000 with calves 1,800, grain fed steers and yearlings steady to strong, top yearling steers 6.50, steers 5.40 to 6.75 for 550 to 1500 lb, heifers 4.75 to 6.25, cows 3.15 to 3.75, vealers 3.00 to 5.50, stocker and feeder steers 4.25 to 5.50. Sheep 6,000 with lambs steady, top native lambs 7.25, yearling wethers 4.00 to 6.69, ewes 1.25 to 2.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ap-U
New York Cotton Futures Rise Then Ease After Fresh Highs
In New York on July 17 AP reports cotton futures touched new movement highs before retreating. October contracts climbed from 11.58 to 11.99 in the morning, then eased to 11.83 as selling slowed and markets held 26 to 31 points higher. Galveston spot cotton remained steady at 11.50 middling with 645 bales sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Galveston
Child Returns Good for God and Vice Versa
By Gladys Huntington Bevans this reflection argues that kindness feeds kindness in families. It recalls a recent example where a five year old boy mirrored the courteous treatment from his parents but resisted his irritable uncle, illustrating the law of reciprocated manners within a household.
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God
Gladys Huntington Bevans
Tiny Arctic Outpost Wins Fame in Photo Contest
A photo of Anadyr Siberia submitted by R J Kielz of Sonoma California at a San Francisco contest parallels the world focus on the Anadyr rescue of Jimmie Mattern. The image shows Anadyr in 1921 with the US Coast Guard cutter M'Chave anchored nearby and the American flag raised for the cutter's visit. Anadyr lies on the Chukotka Peninsula across the Bering Strait from Nome.
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Anadyr
Siberia
San Francisco
Arctic
Jimmie Mattern
R. J. Kielz
Sonoma
Cal
U. S. Coast Guard
McHave
Chukotka Peninsula
Bering Straits
Nome
Ruidoso Woman’s Club Hosts Navajo Lodge Program
Ruidoso News notes the Ruidoso Woman’s Club July meeting at Navajo Lodge decorated with snapdragons and laurel. The program featured Folklore, dances and Colonial costumes led by Mrs. S. S. Baker, with participation by Mascalero Indians and local members. Plans discussed for a Little Theatre Club of El Paso benefit play on July 30 and a post-event bridge at Mrs. Wilbur Coe’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruidoso Woman's Club
Navajo Lodge
Ruidoso‘Woman’s Club
S. S. Baker
John Dean
S. F
Cragin
J. B. Gardener
Little Theatre Club of
el Paso
Little Theatre Club
Woman's Club
S. ‘Baker
America
J. T Sayers
Dott Massey
Cathleen Adams
Virgie Parks
Truman Stovall
Marven Wadell
Jaxine Page
Sieene Morris
Fir. Massey
Wilbur Coe
Elane Jenkins
Glencos Womans Club
Jack Coolin
Clarence Gausdin
Lakeview
Texas
Collier
Travis Courts
Henry Armstrong
el Paseo
Victor Paul
G. F. Fisher
Leo Smith
Roswell
J. W. Wilson
Santa Fe
W. F. Murphy
Eli Paso
J. P. Haynes
L. H Freeman
Julia Freeman
I. L. Harris
Risley Prennon
Marshalltown
Ohio
Guest Lists And Scout Trip Fill Carter Camp News
The report lists guests at Carter’s Camp in Texas including Mrs. Claude Adam and family and many others from Bardes, Wink, El Paso, Amarillo, Abilene, Lubbock and more. Twenty four Lovington Boy Scouts visited Ruidoso for a Carter Camp stay from Saturday to Tuesday.
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Claude Adam
Rolls
Texas
M. Prater
Wink
Weems
Dorothy Bishops
Irene Castello
Lovington
Carter Camp
L. R. Scarborough
Southwestern Baptist Seminary
Ft. Worth
Ruidoso
Shields B. Craft
Alamogordo
Shelby Craft
California
A. L. Dunn
Paul Meyers
Superior
Arizona
R. T. Waddell
Odessa
Margaret Witt
Lubbock
Hillcrest
Socialites Take Up Flying From Wealthy Texas Family
Mr and Mrs Charles W Sutherland members of wealthy Texas oil families appear in a photo art at Boeing School of Aeronautics Oakland California Students fliers Sutherland MIT graduate pursues master transport pilot license Mrs Sutherland accompanies him in the course Between Boston New York and Houston the couple is noted as part of the season’s travel and social set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Sutherland
Texas Oil
New York
Boston
Houston
Boeing School of Aero
Legion delegates hear Wood praise Cuttings work for veterans
Farmington hosts district convention as Brig. Gen. Osborne C. Wood praises Sen. Bronson Cuttings for veterans service. John Smimons of Gallup urges Legionnaires to organize for disability justice while Brig. Gen. Wood praises the faithfulness of veteran aid. In Santa Fe, the Madrid Miners beat the Santa Fe Stationers 16 to 11 to lead the Central New Mexico League.
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Farmington
American Legion
San Juan
Rio Arriba
McKinley County
Osborne C. Wood
New Mexico National Guard
Sen. Bronson
Ting
John Smimons
Gallup
Legionnaires
Santa Fe
Madrid Miners
Santa Fe Stationers
Saints
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Advhkame & Imm
Air Weap
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Allegny
Sil
Air&Dye
T&t
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Jns Myvi
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Kennett
AmerCan
Krog Gr
Amcar&f
Lambert
Am&forp
LigMyrl
Amer Int
Amer Loco
Lor Tob
AmMetal
McKetin
Amerp&l
Wooln
Natcashaa
Win Pf
NatDary
NatDiet
Anchorc
Nat P&l
Armillia A
Aarllib
Nynhegeh
At & SF
Nyontw
Nftk
Wst
Aub Auto
Avia Cor
NorAmnc
RalLoco
B&o Rail
Mack Tr
Beatrice
Bendix
BethStl
Pac G&e
Boh Alum
Packard
Pordeno Para
BuradMa
Penny JC
Cal Hee
Phil Pet
C&o Rail
Chi Ri&p
Pullman
Chrysir
Colgate
G&e
Congo Na
Safeway
Con Film
St L&sf
FmPf
Schulte
Con Gas
Seab Air
Sears
Brds
Doug Air
OF Cal
du, Pont
S$ ON J
Eastman
Stearn
Wbstr
Frec P&t
Studbkr
Brie RR
Tex Corp
Fid Pfi
Texgsul
Fire T&r
Gen Food
Genpsig
Simbel
U St Indal
Flidden
Pio
Goldust
Rovb
AR S
Ussmelt
RoePr
Sue Pf
StiIpfr
Sri Grun
Utilpla
Hershey
Vanadum
Warn Pix
West Mid
Howe Snd
West UN
West Air
Dad
CURB
ICAP
Jake
John iJake
Barber Factor
Dells
Morton Grove
Bur‘inston Avenue
la Grange
Factor
Tiny Arctic Outpost
Ruidoso News
Wilbur Dee
Arkansas Traveler
Ned Bradley
Massa
Old Virginia
Kentucky
Will Titworth
Ginsberg
Fred Rowell
Whitaker
Major Lusk
Seldon Baker
John Cox
Bort Massey
Carter’s
Callaway Dining Room
N. Richardson
Nellie Groves
Nettie Callaway
Nautics
Oakland
Sutherland
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mrs. Sutherland
Daniel Paint & Glass Co
Interior
Ickes
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Navy Swanson
White House
Roosevelt
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