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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1934
Page
4
New York stock listings show extensive closing quotations across numerous tickers with prices and fractions. Kansas City livestock market reports note hogs 9000, cattle 12000, calves 2000 and sheep 6000 with oats, lambs and yearlings varying in price and demand across the week.
Daily market report shows 68 industrials 20 railroads 20 utilities with totals 90 transports. Prices: today 82.7 39.3 61.2 72.2. prior day 85.7 4.4 64.0 75.0. Market low noted at 1934 lows.
Grain prices show mixed moves across July September and December contracts with old and new quotes for corn and livestock. Notable levels include July and September oats and barley, and pork bellies trading near nine to ten dollars with shifts in daily values.
Buyers for large mills were among recent inquirers for specific grades of domestic wool. Trade members speculate inquiries reflect anticipation of upcoming business. Estimated receipts in the week ending July 21 totaled 11,512,400 pounds, up from 10,304,400 the prior week.
Heavy selling hit the New York stock market with declines of 1 to over 5 points. Observers cited doubts about near term corporate profits as a factor while turnover reached 1,868,799 shares, the largest since May 8. Metals and rails led losses with some issues like American Telephone and United Aircraft resisting.
New York July 23 AP reports a cotton decline about 1.25 per bale due to liquidations from Liverpool's easy showing and rainfall outlooks in central Texas. Futures closed steady to 4-6 points lower with July at 2.85 and months around 12.99 to 13.35. Look June middling 13.10.
AP market roundup listing listed prices for oil gas utilities and mining stocks with figures such as Amn Cyan Amn Fyn P War Amn G & Lb Ark Nat Gas Assoc G & E City Svez Cop Min Cord Corp Cresson Gold Humble Oil Lib McN & L Newmont Min Nia Htud Pow Penn Road S Oil Ind Swift & Co VTexon Oil Unit Gas Unit & Pow Unit Verde and others with fractional shares and daily movements
New York July 23 Liberty bonds closed with Fourth 4 1/4s and 10 percent 17 Treas 1/4s at 47 52 144.1 Fed Farm Mortgage 3 1/2 at 64 102.19 Home Owners Loan 4s at 51 101.2.
In Galveston on July 26, spot cotton held steady with a 5 point drop, middling price at 12.90 cents per pound. Sales totaled about 150 bales as buyers kept cautious amid market steadiness.
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady 5 points lower amid 212 sales. Middling price 12.94, receipts 1,179, stock 605,301. ICAP report from July 23 notes market activity in New Orleans.
Ald Albuquerque July 23 AP Suit of the Charles Ilfeld Company seeks a refund of about $12,000 in federal income taxes. The action was filed today in federal court.
A classified notice seeks sale or trade of complete sports equipment. Located at 1010 East Second, rear cottage Vig23tsx. Contact details not provided.
For rent list shows furnished apartment options at 521 North Main and 821 North Main with monthly rents of 10.00 and 12.50 for the apartment and 10.00 for a small house. July 9 and 13 dates appear in the ad.
Mattress Makers Roswell Mattress Company advertises renovators sterilizers and rug cleaners with a contact phone number 614 for service inquiries.
E F Hardcastle offers upholstering repairing and refinishing services plus sewing machine repairs for any make. All work guaranteed. Located at 208 East 5th Street, Jiliffe.
Classified notices seek dressers and chest drawers at 521 North Main. An electric washing machine buyer is at 405 North Union. A Boston Ball puppy, one to three months old, is wanted at phone 1165. An experienced girl seeks general housework and cooking job at 106 West Alameda.
Gilbert Espinosa, assistant federal attorney, will travel to Santa Fe tomorrow to testify in the district court proceeding that originated in the federal system, moved through the circuit court of appeals and the United States Supreme Court, and was remanded back to the district court.
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