Wall Street Dull Session Sees Small Price Movements
In New York on June 21 AP reports a very dull market with small overall changes. Turnover reached 498110 shares as grains weakened and equities were unloaded despite new buying. Metals showed quiet strength while refined sugar rose and several major issues advanced modestly or declined.
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U. S
Howe Sound
Cerro de Pasco
Dome
McIntyre
Anaconda
National Distillers
American Commercial
Schenley
Wilson
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Telephone
du Pont
General Motors
Chrysler
New York Stoles Close on Exchange Today
The New York stock exchange closed for the day with activity summarized. Specific index figures and stock movements are not fully provided in the fragment, but the report notes overall market movement and closing status.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Market Summary Kansas City Cattle Hogs and Sheep Report
Kansas City market notes: hogs 3000 and uneven. 30 lb and 5-10 higher. top 4.85 for 220-299 lb. packing sows 275-550 lb 3.85 to 4.35. Cattle 2500 and calves 600. fed steers and yearlings steady to strong. steers 550-1500 lb 5.75 to 8.50. heifers 5.25 to 6.75. cows 3.50 to 4.25. milk fed and weaners 3.00 to 5.50. Sheep 4000. spring lambs active, strong to 25 higher. yearlings strong to 15 up. top native spring lambs 9.25. yearling wethers 5.50 to 7.00. ewes 1.2 to 2.00.
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Kansas City
Wool Auction Shift Reported In Texas Wool Transfer
Boston reports Kerrville wool amounting to about one million pounds was turned over to an eastern mill via a Boston house. Secured basis values equate to 70 to 75 cents delivered east, below recent quotes. Boston spot wool holders seek around 80 cents secured basis for average wool and about 83 cents for graded twelve month Texas wool.
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US Dept Agr
Kerrville
Texas
Grain futures quotes from Chicago on June twenty first
The Chicago Board of Trade list shows wheat with July 89 1/4, September 90, December 91 3/8. corn duty 55 3/4, September 57 3/8, December 58 1/8. oats July 41 1/8, September 41, December 42 1/8. rye July 61 7/8, September 63 1/2, December 65 3/4. barley July 55, September 50 3/4, December blank. lard July 6.40, September 6.70, October 6.50. bellies July 9.37, September 9.55.
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Chicago
RYB
New York Carb Market Pulse From AP Briefs
The Associated Press reports New York commodities and equities with mixed moves. Notable quotes include Amn Co Am at 7/8, Gulf Oil Pa at 64, Humble Oil 42 7/8, Newmont Min 52, United Gas 2 3/4, and Penn Road 2 5/8, among others as of market close.
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Alum Co Am
Amn -Cryan
Amn G & FE
Am Maracaibo
Am Sup Pow
Arki-Nat Gas A
Assoc G & E A
City Sve
Cord Corp
Cusi-Mex
el Bons & Sh
Ford Met Ltd
Gulf Oil Pa
Humble Oil
Lib McNe&l
Newmont Min
Nia Hud
Penn Road
St Oi Ind
Swift & Co
Con Ol
United Gas
Tn Lt
Unit Verde
Stock Averages June 21 Inds Ut Tl Pry Day
Stock averages for June 21 show industrials at 89.4, rails 90.3, utilities 46.2, and metals 71.4, with each index reflecting the day’s trading. Copyrighted data from Standard Statistics Co. provides the comparative figures for today.
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Standard Statistics Co
Ind
Cotton market steadies in Galveston trade
Spot cotton in Galveston opens steady at 12.10 middling with 5 points decline and total sales reaching 150 bales. AP reports the morning trading in the coastal market as buyers and sellers gauge fiber quality and demand.
Cotton futures edge higher as government plan prompts selling
Early advances of some 6 or 7 points on the reported government purchase plan and overnight heat in the southwest triggered mixed selling in cotton. Futures closed steady with small gains and losses across months, July at 11.98 to 12.00, Oct 12.21-23, Dec 12.32-33, Jan 12.36-88, Mar 12.49-50, May 12.58-59. Spot steady at middling 12.29.
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New York
Spot cotton steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans on June 21 report shows spot cotton steady with a five point decline to middling 12.10 while sales reach 552 bales. AP notes the market tone remains stable amid light trading and steady demand.
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New Orleans
Bond market closes steady on Liberty and Treas notes
U S bonds in New York on June 21 closed mixed with Liberty bonds at 103.18 for the Fourth 4 1/5 issue and 112.24 for Treas 4 1/4s. Federal Farm Mortgage 3 1/4s stood at 101.15 and Home Owners Swan 4s traded at 10.50.
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Liberty Bonds
Treas
Fed Farm Mtg
Swan
CWA and FERA Frauds Exposed in Los Angeles
A federal grand jury indictment charges nine former CWA and FERA officials with conspiracy to defraud the government. The exposé, once believed dormant in Los Angeles County, resurfaced abruptly as the case opened today.
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Los Angeles
C.W.A
Los Angeles County
Federal Grand Jury
F.E.R.A
New Mexico Democrats mull governors race amid intrigue
Rumors swirl over Democratic contenders as land commissioner Vesely stands tied to school funding gains, NRA figure Dempsey resists a bid, and Sen Atwood weighs a statewide run. Keleher, Dow, and Swope are eyed yet cautious, while Republicans bicker and a third party remains unlikely.
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Frank Vesely
J. J. Dempsey
NRA
Authority For
New Mexico
Swope
Dempsey
Lee Brown Atwood
Solons
Will Keleher
Albuquerane
Hi Dow
Roswell
Keleher
Don
Las Vegas
Hagerman News in Briefs and Local Obits
Hagerman pages note visits by Mrs. Sam McKinstry and Mildred, a death for Grandpa Smith with Sunday funeral, extended family trips to Lubbock and Albuquerque, and church campaigns. Reports include new Girl Scout groups, summer school in Albuquerque, and local health updates. Also mentions a driving fine, adenoids surgery recovery, and a Roswell marriage.
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Roswell
Sam McKinstry
Mildred
Grandpa Smith
Hagerman
Garrett
Tom Monk
Justice of the Peace Court
Jim Williamson
Jesse Medlin
John Henry Slayter
Carolyn Paddock
Albuquerque
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Mr. Slayter
The
State University
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Portales
Denver
New Mexico State Normal
Ercel McGee
Wichita Falls
Texas
Steve Mason
New Mexico State Normals
Layton Hunter
Silver City
Junior Bowen
Carlsbad
Baptist Church
Lee Frazier
George Lang
T. F. Lindberg
Dr. Lindberg
Boy Suffers Deep Knee Cut After Fall From Tree
Wompe Riddle aged 10 suffered a six inch deep cut to the right knee when he fell from a tree playing at the Riddle home north of Roswell near Mountain View Sanatorium. An ambulance took him to a Roswell doctor, and the wound was treated before he returned home.
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