Wall Street Trades Mixed After Sharp Advance
Wall Street today showed scattered profit taking after an earlier sharp bulge with a generally steady close. Turnover stood at 792,450 shares as industrials rose modestly and grains and cotton moved, with Chrysler, GM, Bethlehem preferred and Owens-Illinois advancing fractionally and several others lagging or unchanged.
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New York
Guinness
Steel
Etdi
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General’ Motors
Nasi
Allied Chemical
Owens-Illinois
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Loéw's
New York Stocks End Mixed On NYSE Trading Day
Wall Street closes with a broad slate of gains and declines on the New York Stock Exchange. Major issues include Adams Express and Air Weap with varied moves, while Coca Cola, General Motors and Procter & Gamble show notable shifts.
Chicago Grain Prices Report June 9
Chicago grain closes show wheat July 98 5/8 and September 99 5/8, corn July 54 7/8, September 56 7/8, December 58 3/8, oats July 43 1/2, September 43 1/2 5/8, December 44 7/8 to 45, rye July 64 3/4 and September 66 5/8, lard July 6.45, September 6.75, October 6.85, bellies July 8.85 and September 9.10.
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Chicago
RYDE
Bectinbee
Aungyoted
Kansas City Livestock Market Report June 9
AP US Dept. of Agriculture morning market summary for Kansas City shows hogs at 700 head fully steady with tops to 3.45 and odd sows at 2.75 and down. Cattle 150, calves 50 for the week with fed steers at 1109 pounds up and steady to strong, lighter weights steady to 25 lower. heifers and yearlings mixed, week’s tops listed for strictly choice steers at 9.00 for 1263 lb, yearling steers 7.75, yearling heifers 6.15. Sheep 500 head for week with spring lambs 1.00-1.25 lower, yearlings 1.50-1.75 lower, slaughter lambs mostly 1.00 to 2.00 lower. week’s top spring lambs 9.10, week’s top yearlings 7.25.
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Kansas City
US Dept. Agr
Boston Wool Market Holds Slight Firmness After Week
Boston reports scattered fleece sales dominate wool trading with limited demand. Grease basis prices move steadier on medium quality as some firms raise prices while fine and 1/2 blood fleeces ease slightly. Country quotations show firmer tones but few sales, leaving overall activity tepid.
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Boston
US Dept
Yvery
Cotton futures rise on supply talk and weather outlook
New York reports cotton peaking higher as traders buy on commission house activity and rumors of purchases for distribution to the needy. The market closed steady with July at 12.06 07, October 12.30 31, December 12.42, January 12.47, March 12.56 58, May 12.66 and spot at 12.25.
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New Orleans Spot Cotton Steady Up 7 Points
New Orleans June 9 spot cotton graded steady with a seven point rise, market watchers note mild support in futures and steady demand from mills amid light trading. Prices quoted for nearby grades show modest gains while staples hold firm in the absence of fresh supply shocks.
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New Orleans
Cotton Steady
Stock Averages Report for June 9 1934
In STOCK AVERAGES Copyright 1934 Standard Statistics Co. the June 9 figures show 50 industries 20 railroads 20 utilities. Today values list 92.3 46.3 69.7 81.2 and revised day 91.8 46.0 69.6 80.8 with adjustments noted in the publication.
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Standard Statistics Co
Market Ticker of International Stocks and Utilities
A list of stocks with prices and changes from various sectors including aluminum, gas, oil, steel, and utilities. Notable items include Amn Cyan B, Am Sup Pow, Ark Nat Gas, Gulf Oil, Ford Mot Ltd, Newmont Min, and Unit Gas with diverse values. The compilation reflects a snapshot of market quotes and company abbreviations common to historical financial pages.
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Am Sup Pow
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Cord Corp
Cresson Gold
Cross-Mex
Liberty bonds close at varied rates in New York market
New York reports Liberty bonds closing with 4 1/4s at 103.27 and 112.15 for Treasury issues, plus Federal Farm Mortgage 3 1/4s at 101.27 and Home Owners Loan 4s at 101.10. June 9 AP bulletin notes.
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Liberty Bonds
Treas
Fed Farm Mtg
Laun
Drought Area Project Bosss Named for Route Work
In a statewide drought relief plan the counties of Union Quay and Harding are on the primary list with others on the secondary list. Mauldin, former highway department business manager and now a highway commissioner, is placed in charge of all work projects in the drought area as supervisor.
Rotary International to Meet in Detroit June 25 29
Detroit hosts the 25th Rotary International convention June 25 to 29 with 8000 to 10000 visitors. Theme centers on modern economic social problems and youth, leisure time, and Rotary’s work for boys and children. Officers to be elected June 28. delegates hear from Mark Sullivan and John Nelson among other speakers.
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University of Missouri
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Canada
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Charles L. Wheeler
San Francisco
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England
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Fong Foo See
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Otto Fischer
L. Scott Langley
Cheltenham
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Federated Malay States
Bailey's Cleaning Works advert detox moths vault
No more worry about moths for me. I sent all my winter garments to Bailey's to be cleaned. De Moth ed garments stored in their Fire and Moth Proof Vault. Bailey's Cleaning Works. Phone 890.
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Drought Hurts State Ranges in New Mexico Weather
Albuquerque June 9 AP The June 1 range condition across New Mexico fell to 69 percent of normal from 79 in May as drought spread through May. Cattle and calves weakened. sheep also declined amid scarce green feed. Water holes dried up. irrigation and feed shortages loom. calf drop high but hampered by feed, with heavy cattle movement to grazing areas. Local pastures show little rain. wool activity muted as lambing winds down.
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N. M
Fred Daniels
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Daniels
Mesilla
Pecos
Notice of Final Account Hearing in New Mexico Estate
In the Probate Court of Chaves County New Mexico the administratrix Stella Jacobson filed her final account for the estate of Kate Wilston Jacobson deceased No 1358. A hearing will address the final accounting and report and is directed to Annette Jacobson Marvin Catherine Jacobson Daniel Wilson Jacobson Jo Ford Jacobson Stella Jacobson and unknown heirs.
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New Mexico
Roswell
G. L. Reese
A. D
D. P. Greinor
County Cleris
Estes Beck
State OF New Mexico
State OF
Annette Jacobson Marvin
Catherine Jacobson Daniel
Wilson Jacobson
Jo Ford Jacobson
Oscar Jacobson
Stella Jacobson
Big Gains in Boy Scout Enrollment in 1934
The Eastern New Mexico Area Council reports 1934 enrollment now 960, beating the 911 goal set for December 31. January 1 figure was 811, with two troops dropping out yet offset by new Scouts. Spot cotton in Galveston steady at 12.25 cents middling.
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Boy Scouts
Eastern New Mexico
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