Stock market advances and mixed gains on June first
On June 1 in New York the stock market rose with many shares touching new highs and final gains from fractions to over 3 points. Trading stayed feverish as turnover reached 6,355,429 shares. Industrials, utilities, and mining shares advanced while grains and cotton declined.
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Allied Chemical
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Alaska
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Sears Roebuck
Case
Anaconda
Montgomery Ward
American Radiator
United Corporation
Western Union
Santa Fe
National Distillers
Vmne
General Motors
United States
New York Stocks Close on the Exchange Amid Broad Rallies
The New York Stock Exchange posted closes across many sectors with gains seen in AmWoolh AmSugar and Gen Elec among others. Key movers included untapped heavyweights like Coca Col and Tex GSul while rails and oils showed mixed performances in a volatile session.
Commodity Prices for Wheat Corn and Grains Report
Gold 0 June closing figures show WHEAT July 73 1-3 September 75 1-8 December 77 1-2. CORN July 43 7-8 September 46 3-4 December 49 1-2. OATS July 25 3-4 September 27 December 28 3-4. RYE July 60 5-8 September 61 7-8 December 64 1-4. BARLEY July 34 1-2 September 23 6 1-8 December no sales. LARD July 6.37 September 6.52. ELLIES July 7.15 September 7.35.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City market notes cattle 2200 head incl fed steers and yearlings, Texas origin prices around 6.60 to 6.65 for light weights, heifers and yearlings 4.75 to 5.35, cows 3.00 to 3.50, bulls up to 2.75. Hogs 8000 head down 10-15 cents, barrows 4.40 to 4.50, sows 4.00, pigs scarce at 2.75. Sheep 6000 head lambs about 2.5 higher, natives top 7.75, yearlings 6.00, others 5.40 to 5.75.
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Boston Wool Market Report Sees Mixed Demand by Fleece Type
Boston June 8 AP moderate demand noted for medium and low fleeces while finer grades drag. Strictly combing 56s or 3-8 blood and 13 5 or 1-4 blood fleeces from Ohio and similar regions fetch 32-38 in crease. shorter combing staples bring 28-30. Fine Ohio Delaine or strictly combing 64s and finer fleeces sell at 28-30 with most sales at 28-29 amid narrow demand.
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Galveston Cotton Prices steady with slight drop
Galveston Texas June 8 Spot cotton held steady with a 15 point decline. Mid long staple cotton traded around 8.80 per unit as sales totaled about 200.
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New Orleans Cotton Market Closes Steady
New Orleans June cotton closes steady with mixed points down. Prices show low middling 8.54 cents, good middling 9.00, middling 8.47, receipts at 8.51, total stock 903,777. Cotton trading by AP notes Sneetz as a marker for the day.
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Zoo
Stock Averages Report For June 8, 1933
Standard Statistics shows stock averages for 50 Industrials 20 Rails 200 New York securities. Today index at 85.3 43.3 102.6 81.9 with previous day 84.38 43.7 1071 each new 1933 highs noted.
New York Cotton Futures Open Lower on Weather Hedges
Early advances gave way to selling as traders hedged on favorable Southern weather. July fell from 9.18 to 8.98 while December moved from 8.61 to 9.36, with afternoon prices near the lows. Futures closed barely steady with July at 9.01 and other contracts down. Spot middling cotton remained quiet at 9.10.
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New York Curbs and Market Quotes Update
NEW YORK CURB close. AT&T Nat Gas 31 2. City Sav New 5 1-8. City Sav Pid 23. Cons Con 1 3-4. Cresson 7-8. EB & 34 1-4. Fad tad 4 -8. Hulk Gil 5 3-4. Hecla Mining 7 5-8. Humble 74. Newmont 5 7-8. Seiberling 6 3-8. Shat Denn 4. Texen 9 1-4. Unit Verde 5 1-1. S:07iInd 29.
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Murder Charge, Government Resigns in Spain
Santa Fe AP reports A A Butler charged with murder of Catron county rancher Stotts and his son was moved from a penitentiary to Los Lunas for arraignment after return from Louisiana. In Madrid, AP notes Premier Manuel Azana’s government resigns amid religious law controversy and a church-state dispute. Also reported: Dr J H Linder’s suicide, and a $50,000 damage suit over a fatal auto crash in Otero county.
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Butler
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J. W. Crowdus
Miss Ola Higgs and family visit Roswell from Santa Fe
Miss Ola Higgs with Mrs Sam Moskin and daughter Jane traveled through Roswell yesterday on the way to Carlsbad for business matters. They plan to return to spend the rest of the week visiting friends and relatives.
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Sam Moskin
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Hold Motor Patrol Exams in Roswell
Santa Fe reports examinations of applicants for the state motor patrol will start in Roswell Friday morning. Attorney General E K Neumann and Highway Engineer Macy will be at Deming Saturday and Lomas Tuesday. Governor Arthur Seligman, also a motor patrol commissioner, will not join the trip.
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Storm Tosses Trees in Capital as Power Fails
A brief electrical storm in the national capital around midnight toppled trees and disrupted power lines. Mrs. Russell Ciannon, taken to a hospital with a broken leg after a tree crashed into her home, received care under improvised lighting as utilities failed. In the West, Portland saw steady rain on the eve of a rose festival, while Arizona State Teachers College in Flagstaff noted lingering snow and mild temps.
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Rocky Mountain Electrical meeting set in Santa Fe
The Rocky Mountain Electrical association will hold its annual meeting in Santa Fe from September 1 to 3 with about 200 delegates from Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico. Arthur Prager manager of Albuquerque Gas and Electric Company is convention chairman. Approximately 500 youths attend the state Baptist Young People's Union convention with officers from several states among the speakers.
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For sale ad at Ramo Vaughn highway by B Johnston
Classified want ad offers various items for sale at the Ramo Vaughn highway location. By B Johnston, advertisement appears in the Record Want Ads section promising results for those seeking purchases or sales.
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B. Johnston
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