Utilities lift stock market after modified holding bill report
New York stocks edged higher as utility shares led the advance after a House sub committee released a more limited holding company bill to the interstate commerce committee. Commodities weakened with grains and cotton. bonds steadied as utilities showed leadership. Wall Street followed Roosevelt’s remarks on the Wheeler Rayburn bill and the stronger SEC powers to simplify holding structures.
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Wall Street
New York
House
Interstate Commerce Commit
Chicago
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Securities and Exchange Commission
Kansas City Livestock Market Report June 19
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows hog prices at 2000 head slow and uneven with top 9.30 for 200-240 lb hogs, cattle at 3500 head steady, calves 700 steady to 50 higher, various fed steer and heifer price ranges, and sheep 4000 head with spring lambs up 10-15 and most lambs 7.85 to 8.00. Barrows and sows mixed, stocker and feeder values quoted.
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Kansas City
Ap-Us
New York Curb Quotations From Market Report
Record Want Ads Bring Results. AAP lists closing prices for diverse stocks and commodities with figures for Alum Co Amn Cyan B Am Fen P War Amn G & E Assoc G & EA City Svc City Svc Ptd Cons Cop Min Cord Corp Cusi Mex El Bons & Share Ford Mot Ltd Gulf Oil Pa Hecla Min Humble Oil Lib McN Lib Newmont Min Nia Hud Pow G Penn Road Swift & Co Texar Oil Unit & Pow A Unit Verde, reflecting varied financial movements on the market.
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Gulf Oil Pa
Hecla
Humble Oil
Newmont
Nia Hud
Penn Road
Swift & Co
Texar’ Oil
Unit & Pow A
Unit Verde
Boston Wool Market Steady to Firm in New Week
In Boston on June 19 the AP report notes moderate spot wool sales this week with steady to rising demand, particularly for medium fleeces. Texas wools were reported active in the country with sales to users noted among producing districts.
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Boston
AP US Dept
Texas
Chicago Grain Market Close June 19 Highlights
Chicago grain and livestock prices show June wheat at 80 3/8 to 80 1/8 for July and 80 1/4 to 3/8 for September. December wheat at 82 1/2 to 5/8. Corn ranges June 81 3/8 to 1/2 for July, September 75 7/8 to 76, December 63 1/8 to 1/4. Oats July 34 5/8, September 32 1/2 to 5/8, December 34 3/8. Rye July 45 3/4, September and December 47 and 50 1/4. Barley July 45, September 42, December 42. Lard July 13.35, September 13.25, October 13.07, December 12.05. Belly July 17.05, September 16.70.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Telvina
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Lorillard
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Byers Co
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Campwy Radio
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QO Rail
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Genrsig
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West UN
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Woolwrth
New Orleans Cotton Quiet as Prices Dip Two Points
New Orleans spot cotton ended calmly on June 19 with a two point drop. Sales reached 270 bales while middling grade stood at 11.88 cents per pound.
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New Orleans
Treasury and Farm Market Rates Snapshot
Treasury notes yield 4 1/4s at 116.28 while Home Owners 4s stand at 100.4. Federal Farm Meeting issues show 3s at 102.7 and another 3 figure noted, reflecting market pricing and outcomes.
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The
Associated Press
Treasury
Home Owners
Fed Farm
Spring Floods Weather Update Across States
Rain drenched many states with above average June rainfall while temperatures ran cooler than normal. Denver stood out with slightly warmer weather and only a half inch deficit for June precipitation, though total precipitation since January 1 exceeded normal by 3.44 inches.
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Denver
Colo
Spot cotton steady in Galveston sales mail mid dlng 11.75
Galveston on June 19 reports spot cotton unchanged at mid dlng 11.75 with sales totaling 50 bales as noted by AP.
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Galveston
Governor and Tugwell fish trip told in New Mexico Magazine
A Roosevelt era fishing tale from Eagle Nest Lake features Governor Clyde Tingley and undersecretary Rexford Tugwell. Tugwell gains the honorary title of Colonel after a humorous outing, as detailed in the July issue of New Mexico Magazine hitting newsstands June 26. Norman Appleton of Santa Fe writes the story.
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Clyde Tingley
Rexford Tugwell
Roosevelt
Eagle Nest Lake
Tugwell
New Mexico
Norman Appleton
Santa Fe
New Mexico Magazine July issue features tourism and heritage
Earl W. Scott writes of temperaments in fishing while New Mexico Magazine presents a July panorama for tourists. M L Woodard recounts Gallup ceremonial, and articles explore Manzano America’s oldest orchard, White Sands camping, Kuaua murals, Silver City mines, and the dry ice industry by Harrington. Coronado’s Trail poem fronts, cover shows Santiago Naranjo.
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Earl W. Scott
Scott
Truchas
Timbuctoo
New Mexico
M. L. Woodard
Mary Orr
Sands
The
White Sands
Elizabeth Emerson
Kuaua
Bernalillo
Don W. Lusk
Silver City
Eldred R. Harrington
Jack Potter
Louis H. Warner
Southwestern
Carey Holbrook
Coronado’s
Santiago Naranjo
Santa Clara
Elinor Jones Leads First NM State Women Golf Qualifiers
Miss Elinor Jones of Albuquerque shot 88 to top the 18 hole qualifying rounds in the Sneemens State Golf Tournament at the Country Club. first nine scores included 42 by Jones and 46 by Mrs Worrell, with Clovis and Roswell players among early leaders. Dinner and a business meeting follow tonight to organize the New Mexico Women s Golf Association and set tournament pairings. Match play begins tomorrow and runs through Sunday.
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Elinor Jones
Albuquerque
Sneemens
New Mexico
Max Coll
Roswell
Aubuquerque
Worrell
Clovis
J. S. Harrison
Albuqueraque
Willard Prager
August Seis
H. E
New Mexico Women’s Golf Association
Plenty to Talk at Meeting of N. M. Cattlemen
Albuquerque June 19 The New Mexico Cattle Growers Association reports major issues for the first quarterly executive board meeting set for June 29 at the Alvarado in Albuquerque. Discussions will cover reciprocal tariff treaties cattle imports from Argentina the fate of 12000 head of cattle diverted during the drought and exports to Mexico. President Lee S. Evans condemns the Canada accord and warns on disease risks and policy moves. Members and nonmembers alike urged to attend.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
the Alvarado
Argentina
Mexico
Lee S. Evans
Association
Canada
Delta
United States
Sans
New Mexico Firemen Convene in Santa Fe Tomorrow
Firemen from across the country gather in Santa Fe for a three day annual convention starting tomorrow. About 206 attendees expected with talks on firefighting, life saving, and fire prevention. Albuquerque equipment will be demonstrated at the drill tower tomorrow night. Banquet and dance set for Friday at La Fonda. officers to be elected and next convention city chosen Saturday.
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Santa Fe
Firemen of
New Mexico
Albuquerque Fire Department
la Fonda
Four Projects in June at Santa Fe Highway Setting
Four highway projects are listed for the June 28 setting in Santa Fe. the commission meets June 27 for routine business before bids. NRH15 in McKinley County on U.S. 66 covers 18.557 miles with grading drainage a concrete bridge and base surfacing. NRH178B plants landscaping on 9.772 miles of I-40? no, state roads between Albuquerque and Laguna. NR203C and NR203E in San Juan County on state road 55 near Farmington cover 1.307 miles with grading surfacing drainage a timber bridge of ten 25 foot spans. NRS206-C on state road 83 between Artesia and Artesia? Elk covers 1.856 miles with grading minor structures and base surfacing.
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Santa Fe
Guna
San Juan County
Omfield
Chaves County
Artesia
Elk
Elaborate entertainment program announced for all attendees
An elaborate entertainment program has been arranged for both men and women. The plan invites broad participation and promises varied acts and performances.
Riot Clashes On Vancouver Waterfront Attract Heavy Police
Heavy police patrols patrolled Vancouver waterfront on June 19 after riots linked to a strike. Striking longshoremen and sympathizers clashed with city and Royal Canadian Mounted Police, injuring eight amid one of the city’s worst disturbances in years.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
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