Stock Market Mostly Quiet Amid Holiday Trading
New York July 28 AP The stock market drifted unevenly in light volume as commodities softened and the dollar fluctuated in foreign exchange. Transfers totaled 1,290,555 shares with many brokers deserted by customers as holidays approached. Wheat and other grains declined while cotton fell sharply. Leading stocks fluctuated in a narrow range and the week end review noted no reversal in the upward business trend, with gold production in June at a low not seen since February and down from a year earlier.
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Wall Street
New York
Wtocas
U. S. Steel
American Can
American Telepnune
Wu Font
General Electric
Western View
Alaska Juneau
Dome Mines
McIntyre Porcupine
Cerro de Pasco
Canada Dry
Bethlehem Steel
Cage
Celanese
Sears Bloebuck
Westinghouse
Chicago Grain Prices for July to December
Chicago grain futures show Wheat at July 99 and Sept 1.02, Corn July 53 3 4, Sept 57 3 8, Oats July 41 1 2, Sept 42 3 4, Rye July 76, Sept 78, December 83 5 8, Barley July 60 1 2, Sept 63, Dec 67 1 4, with May values for several futures. Lard Sept 6.50, Oct 6.70, Dec 7.00, Bellies Sept 7.30, Oct 7.47.
Kansas City Livestock Market Roundup July Prices
Cattle 600, calves 250. killing classes slow and steady in cleanup trade. Fed yearling steers at 6.00, medium to good killing steers 4.75 to 5.75, fed heifers 4.50 to 5.50, cows 2.50 to 3.25. Hogs 2500 head uneven. later packer trade bulls about 16 lb lower. top 4.45. Sows 3.25 to 3.65, stock pigs scarce. Sheep 3000. native lambs 7.48 top, others 7.00 to 7.60.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
New York Cotton Slips Amid Liquidation Pressure
The New York cotton market fell today as selling through foreign-connected houses and liquidation hit prices. December rebounded briefly to 10.96 after touching 10.83 but failed to hold, with mid-afternoon declines of 3 to 33 points and futures closing barely steady between 42 and 48 points lower.
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Wise
NEW York Cotton
New York
Wool market demand slows with firm lower grades
Boston notes that demand for wool is considerably slower than a week ago. Prices for grades below 64s remain fairly firm in territory lines, while maximum prices for 64s and finer wools are not readily obtainable. French combing 64s and finer wools move occasionally at 73 to 75 cents basis, with most sales tending toward the low end of the range.
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Boston Wool
Boston
US Dept
New Orleans Cotton Prices Steady After In-Town Sales
New Orleans spot cotton held steady as traders noted sales in town at 242 middling. Market activity appeared muted with prices steady across grades, reflecting cautious demand in the New Orleans district on July 28.
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New Orleans
Stock price table fragment with multiple company notes
A condensed list of closing values and notes for numerous companies and securities including Amer G & E Amer Sun Pow Ark Nat Gas Assoc G & E Seiberling Shatt Denn Tnit Gas Tnit Verde and other listings. Values such as 69 1-4 33 3-4 18 etc appear alongside partial identifiers and sector tags.
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Alum Co Am
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Amer Sun
Ark Nat Gas A
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New York Stocks Close Amid Broad Market Activity
The New York stock exchange closed with widespread movement led by industrials and utilities. Major names included General Electric, U.S. Steel, Coca Cola, and Bethlehem Steel among others, with varied gains and losses across sectors.
Stock Exchange Resumes Normal Hours Next Week
The New York Stock Exchange will return to regular hours 10 a m to 3 p m starting next Monday, with Saturdays closed through September 2. Curbs and the over the counter market follow suit as brokers recover from a recent surge of activity.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
Wool market report shows steady prices and firm demand
Boston July 28 AP The Commercial Bulletin notes good wool business this week despite spotty activity. Prices firm to slightly dearer on medium combing and woolen wools while buyers return from the west. Mohair remains quiet but firm. Foreign markets steady, Liverpool rates higher, and domestic quotations for fleeces and mohair listed across regions and grades.
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Bulletin
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Philippines May Limit Sugar Output
Rafael Alunan, head of the Philippine Sugar Association, said a bill to limit Insular sugar production to 1,206,009 short tons would be fast tracked by the legislature. The cap matches the 1932-33 output while the new season’s crop is projected at 1,486,000 tons with grinding starting in October.
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Manila
P. I
Rafael Alunan
Philippine Sugar Association
Alunan
Catholic Reunion Conference Consummated Today
Historic reunion completed with submission to Rome electing Most Rev. Vladimir Alexandros as Archbishop-elect of the Roman Catholic Church. The first such acceptance among 14 Russian Orthodox priests in America, noting the church’s 900 year split since 1054. Las Cruces holds a protest meeting over highway work before Las Cruces Alamogordo road completion. Santa Fe hosts a highway commission meeting with public roads bureau to discuss many state projects.
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Vladimir Alexandros
Chuch
America
Las Cruces
W. A. Sutherland
Paso-Alamogordo
Las Cruces-Alamogordo
Sutherland
New Mexico
Four Million In New Mexico Life Payments in 1932
The National Underwriters reports New Mexico paid out 4.4 million dollars in life insurance in 1932 an increase from 1931. Albuquerque led with 929000 while Santa Fe 125000 Roswell 105000 Tucumcari 68000 and other towns followed. The largest death benefits were 198600 for Sidney N. Rosenwald of Albuquerque and 330000 for Frank W. Parker of Santa Fe.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
Roswell
Tucumcari
Raton
Clovis
Las Vegas
Jemex Springs
Alamogordo
Carlsbad
Silver City
Clayton
Sidney N. Rosenwald
Albuquerque
Frank W. Parker
Couple Returns From Pine Lodge Sojourn
Mr and Mrs Will H Hortenstein returned yesterday from Pine Lodge where they had spent the last few days. Mr and Mrs RD Jones returned last night from Santa where they had been for several days on business.
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Mrs
Will H. Hortenstein
Pine Lodge
Mrs. R. D. Jones
Santa
Practical year round fast color print styles
The description highlights practical fast color prints suitable for wear throughout the year. Emphasizes durability and versatility, suggesting designs that resist fading and adapt to seasonal wardrobes. Includes notes on fabric choices and styling tips for daily use.
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