Wall Street Modernizes on Quiet Mideast Boost
New York July 27 AP A steady to firm session left most leaders higher despite late selling pressure. Total volume 2,489,170 shares. Gold mining issues slackened. ore smelting ruling prevented export. Bethlehem Steel led gains in steel. U S Smelting declined. Downtick in Homestake and several smaller miners.
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Wall Street
New York
Washington
Attorney General's Office
United States
Bethlehem
Steel
W. S. Stieel
National and
Republic
N. Y. Central
Cage, Deere
American Holling Ming
Union Pacific
American Can
U. S Industrial Alcohol
Western Union
Erie
Santa Fe
Homestake
U. S
Alaska Juneau
Dome Mines
McIntyre Porcupine
New York Cotton Prices Mixed Amid Weather Worries
New York July 27 AP early gains in cotton faded as afternoon sales emerged but prices held firm on grain strength and weather concerns in the south. December futures hovered near 11.07, with active months about 11 to 12 points higher at times. spot middling around 106.99.
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APW
New York
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Delivers Mixed Day
AP dispatch from Kansas City reports cattle bids mostly slow with few gains across beef steers and yearlings. Load yearling steers bring 6.50, 1236 lb steers 6.15, calves steady to 25c higher. Hogs 2500 head fairly active up 10-20c to 4.40 top. Lambs strong with natives and Oregon at 7.50-7.75. Steers and yearlings show varied trade. steady to 5.50 for better cattle.
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Kansas City
City
USDA
Wales
Oregon
Boston Wool Market Heavily Traded In Diverse Fleeces
In Boston on July 27 a small wool market activity is noted with fleeces sold at 48s and 50 1 4 brood around 35 to 35 1 2 cents per rease. Fine Ohio Delaine and 64s sold at 30 to 32 cents. Western lines show 64s and finer at 73 to 75 cents, 56s at 70 to 72, and 48s to 50s at 64 to 66 cents per rease.
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Boston
Ohio
Chicago grain market closes with mixed futures
Chicago grain quotes show July wheat at 1.04, September 1.07, December 1.10 7, May 1.15. Corn July 57, September 61 1 2, December 66 1 23, May 72 1 4. Oats July 43 7 8, September 45 7 8, December 49 1 4, May 53 1 4. Rye July 81, September 83, December 88 3 4, July 65 1 2, September 68, December 72 1 2. Lard September 6.95, October 7.15, December 7.37. Bellies September 7.70, October 7.97.
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Chicago
Curb stock quotes from New York and Detroit markets
The New York curb list shows readings for Sarre Alum Co Am, Amer Cyan Bi, Amer Ford War, Amer G & E, Amer Sup Pow, Pek Nat Gas A, Assoc G & E, Brillo Mfg, City Sve, Cons Cop Min, Lord Mir, Detroit Air, Ford Std, Gulf Oil, Heela Mining, etumble Oil, Libby, Newmont, Penn Road, Seiberlinge, Swift & Co, Texan, Trans Air, Unit Gas, Unit Verde, Unit P & L with varied prices and brief decimals, reflecting trading activity.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Amerada
Jns
Mvr Am Car&Éf
Kencott
Krog Gr
Amer Int
Lambert
AmerLoc
Myr
Am Metal
Liquid C
Amerp&l
AmRadSt
Mack Traie
Amrolim
McKstin AmSmelt
MecClennen
AmStiFdr
Midcpet
Am Sugar
Mo Pac Amt&t
Mont Wd
AmWtWk
Murray
Am Weooln
Nash Mtr
Am Win Ff
Nat Bis
Nat Cashaa
Nat P&l
At & SF
Nynh&h
Nyontw
Avia Cor
Noramncc
Pe&orail
Rarn
Nor
Pac Beatrice
Bendix A
Ow Il
Glae
Beth St
Pac Gee
San Bob Alum
Packard
Borden
Para Pub
Bulova
Chrysir
Coca Col RK K Orp
Colgate
Reg Tob
Ge&k
Safeway
L&ikf
Coma&Son Schulte i
Congo Na
G&e
Dlac
Flec P&t
Tnit Freva
Cen Fond
Mtria TS
Indal
Sigi S
Gil Raz
Gimbel BG
Tus Smelt
Us Steel
Golduct
Ttil PY Sa
Goondve Venadra
Itt Nor Pf
GW. Sner
Ait Warn Pix
Homsetak
Weet Tin
Hons Oi
West Aie
Tiowe Snd
West T&m
Wanadoo Et
Tr&c
Sarre Alum Co Am
Am Cyan
Am Ford War
Amer G & E
Amer Sup Pow
Pek Nat Gas A
Assot G & E
Assoc G & EA
Brillo Mfg
City Sve
Cons Cop Min
Lord Mir
Reason
Detroit Air
T. B
Ford
Trans Air
Gas
Verde
Stores to extend hours with wage adjustments
N. R. A. letters to 612 hours will require about two extra employees during the week and ten more on Saturday. G. H. Hockenson, manager, says some salary readjustments will be made. The Geo. B. Owens Store will cut hours and raise wages starting next Monday and add one more employee. Hours at both stores remain the same as before.
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G. H. Hockenson
Manger
Geo. B. Owens
Owens
Mutual Life Manager Heads to Pueblo for Annual Convention
Edgar C. Hill district manager of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York leaves today bound for Pueblo Colorado. He will visit friends and attend the annual convention of the company. The Pueblo agency is among the leading Western agencies.
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Edgar C. Hill
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Pueblo
Colorado
United States
New York Flight Record Falls by Wiley Post
Veterans group from Roswell New Mexico demands removal of National Commander Louis A. Johns for alleged unfitness and disloyalty. Resolution calls for action by New Mexico Department and press release. Delegates back General H A Ingalls for Department Commander with unit voting instruction to the Roswell post.
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Wiley Post
New York
Charles M. Gehremond
Roswell
New Mexico
Department of
Ator Bronson Cutting
Department
Executive Committee
H. A Ingalls
Roswell Legion
Gen. Ingalls
Acme
Roosevelt Hails World Economic Conference Hopeful Outlook
President Roosevelt's telegram to Ramsay MacDonald praises courage and patience as the world economic conference proceeds. He says progress comes from open discussion of problems and that despite mixed results, continued international effort can yield practical gains in joint endeavors.
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Roosevelt
MacDonald
Jean Maisky
London
Ramsay MacDonald
World Economic Conference
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Net valuations grow as tax commission orders loom
The county net valuation stands at 10 773 260 with Roswell accounting for about half, while corporate values await assessor totals. District breakdowns follow, noting 25 percent reductions on real estate and pending state increases. Sheriff John C Peck just returned from Santa Fe with four prisoners en route to the penitentiary after a rain delay.
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Tax Commission
State Tax Commission
Roswell
John C. Peck
Santa Fe
State Penitentiary
Pankerry
Roswell Legion Posts National Commander Statement
The Roswell American Legion executive committee notes a July 20 1933 report by the National Tribune quoting Louis A Johnson National Commander. It asserts the Legion stands by Detroit's policy to end gold-bricking among veterans while ensuring full care and rewards for all entitled. It criticizes Johnson for statements that reflect on World War Veterans and public sentiment.
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Roswell Legion
National Tribune
Louis A. Johnson
American Legion
Legion
Detroit
Hearing on Mesilla Valley Light Rates Held in Las Cruces
A hearing was conducted today in Las Cruces before state corporation commission Chairman J D Lamb regarding Mesilla Valley Light rates. Lamb planned to return to Santa Fe then proceed to Tucumcari for the Legion convention before coming back.
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Santa Fe
Las Cruces
J. D. Lamb
State Corporation Commission
Mesilla Valley
Lamb
Tucumcari
Legion Convention
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Standard
Botadt
N. R. A. Letters
Erans
Louis A. John Ss
Veterans’ Affairs
H. A. Ingalls
Jesse Dustin
Col. J. D. Atwood
Lake J. Frazier
Gen. H. A. Ingalls
F. O. Graham
R. W. Drysdale
Ed Purdy
Chas. Townsend
Jack Anderson
W. H. McCullough
B. O. Greenwade
J. W. Duffin
J. Q. Adams
Hugh Day
Llfuln
Peck
Saltlake City
I.C.C
Miss Nettie Callaway
Roswell Building & Loan Association
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