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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1935
Page
4
Market closings show a broad advance across many issues led by General Electric and U S Steel. Notable gains included Allied Chemical, Westinghouse and Boeing, with tech and utilities pacing the rally as investors weighed earnings and industrial demand.
Wall Street opened steady then sold large blocks, 1,681,080 shares traded. Aircraft stocks rose while many leaders faced pressure. grains eased and cotton held. Major declines touched U.S. Steel, Bethlehem, GM, Chrysler, DuPont and others as the final session closed heavy.
Kansas City market report notes hogs around 1800 head with 240 lb down traders steady from Monday's averages. Heavier weights and sows moved little. top price 10.60 for choice 190 240 lb hogs.
Notice lists a 5th Street Mart offering cash for items plus repair and upholstery by E. E. Hardcastle at 208 East 5th Street. Also a men’s training opportunity at Hemphill Schools Box 707 for power plant and marine diesel work. For sale items include a furnished tea room house and a small motor driven pump from Water Plant. Cooking apples offered at Capalpa Orchard Farm 6 miles southeast of Roswell.
The report lists price ranges for cattle and calves by weight and grade. Trade shows 170-240 lb cattle at 10.40 to 10.60, 140-160 lb at 9.65 to 10.35, 4500 cattle with 900 calves, bulk good to choice fed steers 9.00 to 10.50, top lightweights 10.65, yearlings 10.10, grass steers up to 8.00, grass fat cows 4.35 to 5.40, selective weaners around 8.00. Sheep 3500, killing classes generally steady. range lambs 8.40, natives 8.25, most sales 8.00 to 8.25.
Chicago grain futures update shows July wheat at 90 5/8, September 91 7/8, December 92 7/8, May 94 ¾. Corn July 82 5/8, Sept 76 14, Dec 63 7/8, May 65 3/8. Oats July 39 7/8, Sept 33 1/8, Dec 34 3/4, May 36 3/4. Rye July 45, Sept 45 5/8, Dec 48 5/8, May 51 3/4. Barley September 46. Lard July 15.15, Sept 14.82, Oct 14.35, Dec 13.35. Bellies July 18.45, Sept 18.15.
The US Dept of Agriculture report from Boston notes moderate demand for fleece wools, with prices steady from last week. Fine Ohio de laine 65s and finer fetch around 31 cents, grease 30-32. strictly combing 58s to 60s 1/2 blood Ohio fleece 30-31. 48s to 50s 4% blood 30-31. 56s 3/8 blood about 31-32.
AP reports a list of commodity and stock quotes across major players including Am Alum Co, Amn Cyan B, Am G&E, Am Maracaibo, Humble Oil, Gulf Oil, Newmont Min, Penn Road, Texan Oil, and unit powers, reflecting varied activity in the curb session. Prices shown for a broad range of producers, utilities, and miners indicate ongoing shifts in energy and metal sectors.
The New York market was quiet as traders waited on loan probabilities and crop data with small offerings causing a slight sag. Oct futures fell from 11.52 to 11.45 while other contracts edged lower. spot middling held at 12.00. In New Orleans spot cotton closed five points down at 11.90 with sales around 415.
In Galveston on July 30 the AP reports spot cotton steady with middling at 11.80 and sales 50. Associated Press notes Treasury issues trading around 4 1/4s at 47-52, Fed Farm Mtg 3s at 49 and 102.16, Fed Farm Mtg 3 1/4s at 64 and 104, Home Owners 3s at 52 and 102.10, with quality circulation highlighted for results.
For sale or trade offering 40 acres including a filling station groceries and cab insurance located along Roswell Route east managed by W H Waldrop contact J2913c for details.
The park service requests to the WPA 3450 000 for sewer and water works at Aztec ruins Carlsbad Caverns El Morro and White Sands monuments plus 12500 for miscellaneous improvements at Carlsbad Caverns and Gila Cliff Dwellings and 13500 for radio telephone and electric systems at Bandelier and Carlsbad monuments.
Ten projects to be constructed in the northwestern WPA district were submitted to the state Works Progress Administration in Santa Fe for an estimated cost of 100000. District director Dee Donnell said that thirty other projects costing 300000 were turned in last Friday. He added ten more projects totaling 100000 are being prepared by the district office.
Senorita Flora Vidra won the title in Spain's moving picture colony. A well known Barcelona actress, she earned the Miss Cinema crown for 1935.
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