Stock Market Steady Mixed In Early May Trading
Trading on May 6 shows no decisive market trend with metals heavy rails easing and utilities nearly unchanged. Secondary bonds firmer as shares drifted fractionally. notable up moves include Radio Preferred B and Otis Elevator among gainers while U S Smelting and Cerro de Pasco fell about two points each and Southern Railway slid about one. Transfers totaled 1,025,340 shares amid uneven territory tool quotes and mixed commodity signals.
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Wall Street
New York
Radio Preferred
Otis Elevator
American Bank Wwote
Commercial Investment Trust
Columbian Carbon
South Port Rico Sugar
Great Western Sugar
American An
Johns-Manville
American Radiator
Ledger
U. S. Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
Silver King
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Southern Pacific
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Prices firm for western grown wools in latest trading
Boston on May 6 prices for western grown wools showed firmer tone. Choice twelve months Texas wool in original bags sold up to 62 to 64 cents scoured basis. Fine wools 64 and finer and bulk clothing lines with some short French combing held around 52 to 55 cents scoured. Medium trade noted.
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Boston
U. S
Texas
Auction prices for Arizona spring lambs and yearlings
The report lists holding best Arizona springers up to 8.75, spring lambs excluded quotations on short basis. Spring lambs good to choice 7.60 to 8.35. Lambs 90 lbs down 6.00 to 6.60. Yearling wethers medium to choice 2.75 to 3.75.
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Arizona
Grain futures mixed as Chicago close shows varied May to Sep
Chicago May grain close lists wheat at 96 3/8 for May and 96 1/2 for July with 96 for Sep. Corn at 90 1/8 May and 83 1/4 July with 78 5/8 Sep. Oats at 46 1/2 May and 39 1/2 July with 37 1/2 Sep. Rye at 58 1/2 May and 59 1/8 July with 60 1/2 Sep. Barley 64 May and 58 July.
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Market Summary May 6
Kansas City livestock report shows 3,000 head of hogs with top at 8.70 for choice. Cattle heard 14,000 with steers 1300-1500 lb at 11.25-14.25, heifers 550-900 lb at 8.50-11.25, cows 7.00-8.50. Sheep 9,000, demand higher with best lambs at 6.75. light feedings around 5.50-8.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Cotton closes barely steady amid liquidation pressure
New York on May 6 reports irregular cotton trading with heavy liquidation and hedging as values fell toward the 12 cent level. July slid from 11.92 to 11.79 while December rose from 11.62 to 11.69, with the market ending near steady as rains in the Mississippi valley and stock and wheat activity influenced movements.
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New York
Mississippi Valley
New York Stocks Mixed With Wide Range Selections
New York market report shows numerous stocks with varied moves led by Adam Exp and Air Weap, listing prices across many corporations, railroads, and utilities. Cotton prices in Galveston also noted steady with middling at 1.20 and 120 sales.
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Galveston
New Orleans Cotton Holds Quiet Close
New Orleans spot cotton closed quietly with a 14 point gain to middling 12.22 as buyers and sellers paused. The market showed little change in early May trading with prices hovering near the prior session.
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New Orleans
Spot Cotton
U S Bonds and Mortgage Rates Mentioned in Brief
U S bonds quotes show Treas 4 1/45 at 47 and 52 traded around 116.15 while home owners 4s rest at 100.30. Federal Farm Mortgage securities list 2 1/4s at 49 102 and 3 1/48 at 64 103.28.
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U. S. Bonds
Girl Scout Drive To Be Held Tuesday
Roswell hosts its annual Girl Scout financial campaign Tuesday to fund a full year of character building programs. Twenty eight local businessmen led by H. B. Smyris will meet at Nickson Coffee Shop at seven o clock for breakfast and then begin door to door solicitations. Citizens urged to contribute generously to sustain the movement.
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Roswell
H. B. Smyris
Nickson
Girl Scout Movement
Artesian Basin Recovery Hint From Quick Plugging
The article notes that the basin’s water retention during rainy weather is slowed by leakage from defective wells. It states the rapid recovery observed is the quickest on record, suggesting recent plugging reduced leakage and improved recovery.
Commissioners Meet Chaves County Regular Monthly Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the Chaves county commissioners was held today. Up to The Rec ord's press time only routine business had been transacted.
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Chaves County
Marilyn Nance Celebrates Tenth Birthday Party
Marilyn Nance, daughter of Walter L. Nance, marked her tenth birthday with a party at the Yucca Theatre to watch Will Rogers in Life Begins At Forty. A rose cake with ten pink candies was cut and served at the Bell home on North Richardson Avenue with guests including Georgiana Griswell, Gay Lair, Ann Worthington, and Lois Jean Boellner.
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Senator Bronson Cutting Dies in Plane Crash Near Atlanta
Health seeker turned New Mexico citizen and longtime public servant Senator Cutting perished when a TWA plane crashed near Atlanta Missouri. He helped found the Santa Fe New Mexican, led state boards, and was active in the American Legion.
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Crash details emerge after TWA plane wreck
Mrs. D L Mesker, survivor of the TWA crash near Atlanta Missouri, recounts the disaster from her hospital bed. She says engines functioned, fog and rain impeded visibility, the plane hit ground in a crash rather than a dive, and most passengers were knocked out. The list of casualties includes Senator Bronson M Cutting and pilots, with several Hollywood figures among the injured.
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Senator Cutting
Albuquerque
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