Wall Street Advances After Profits Take Market Gains
Stocks and grains rose as investors pressed ahead amid improving business and industrial signals. Major gains ranged one to five points with Union Pacific and General Motors among leaders. Packard added a small rise late, while foreign exchange showed modest changes and tariff news did not deter the outlook.
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Wall Street
New York
Union Pacific
Owens-Illinois Glass
Allied Chemical
Consolidated Gas
National Distillers
Western Union
American Can
American ~ & © Roreign Power
American Tobacco BL
General Motors
Johns Manville
Pennsylvania
International Telephone
United Aircraft
North American
Public Service of New Jersey
United States Steel
Sante Fe
Goodyear
New York Central
Anaconda
Westinghouse
Packard
New York Stocks Close May 11 1920s Market Totals
Closing list for the New York Stock Exchange on May 11 shows widespread movements with many leading issues including Am Can, Coca Cola, Union Carbide, General Electric, and US Steel, among others. Notable price shifts appear across transportation, oil, steel, and industrials, reflecting a broad market reaction.
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New York
Smell
AmSugar
Murray C
T&t
Nash Mtr
Nat Cash
Woolh
Nat Dary
Win Pf
Nat P&i
Nevada C
Arm
Nynh&h
Avia Cor
Ntk Wet
B&o Rail
Nor Ammacc
C&o Rail
Pullman
Chi Riep
Chrysir
Radio Co
Coca Col
K Orp
Col Fuel
Rep Stl
Col G&e
Reytobb
Com Solo
Safeway
G&e
Lac&w
du Pont
Ste Wrn
Fastman
St. Wbstr
Elec P&i
Studbkr
Erie RR
Tex Corp
iFid Pfi
Tex G Sul
Fox FA
Tex PL
Air
Sig
Uni Corp
Gil Raz
Gimbel
Gimbl Pf
Indal
Goldust
US Smelt
Goodyer
US Steel
Sugar
T P&i
Gri
Grun
Vanadum
Hershey
Warn Pix
Homstak
West- Mid
Hous Oil
West UN 410
Howe Snd
Test Air
Hud Mtr
Wste&m
Hupp Mtr
Woolwrt
Ctl
Ins Cop
Chicago grain prices report dull with mixed futures
Chicago May market report lists wheat from May 4 to December 78, corn May 44 1 2 to December 49 7 8, oats May 26 o 8 to December 28 3 8, rye May 56 1 4 to December 58 3 4, barley May 35 1 2 to September 40 1 4, lard May 6 37 and July 6 52, and bellies May 6 75 to July 7 10.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Market Report May 11
Cattle 1800 head incl calves 500. killing classes active, gains up to 15. Yearling steers 841 lb sold around 6.25, fed steers 5.00 to 5.50, cows 2.75 to 3.50, vealers steady to firm. Hogs 4500 head, 10-15 higher. barrows 4.05, 180- to 210-lb pigs 3.95 to 4.05, sows 3.40 to 3.65. Sheep 6000 head. fed lambs and springers up to 25 higher, native lambs 6.85 to 7.10, top shorn lambs 6.00, best wooled lambs 6.25.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
New York Cotton Sees Gains as Day Opens in Market
New York May 11 AP reports a modest advance of just over 1 per bale in cotton, with heavy realizing and some southern selling. July contracts rose to 8.35 then 8.77 and held around 8.84 as active months gained about 18 to 20 points. Later sessions saw firmer futures, May at 8.82 and other months higher. spot middling at 8.95.
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New York
Boston Wool Prices Mixed On Western Fleece Sales
Boston notes say small sales closed on bright fences with father advances in prices. 56s and 48,50s wool from Ohio and similar lines sold up to 28 in grease with little under 26 for traded lines in Boston delivery. Sky combing 64s and finer Ohio fleeces sold at 24-26 in grease.
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Boston
Ohio
Cotton closes steady with uptick in New Orleans
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady and rose 39 points as sales reached 1,287 bales. Middling grades showed gains amid a modest market move for May trading.
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Orleans
New Orleans
New York Stock Day Curb Ark Nat Gas Figures Edge Lower
New York market rundown shows Ark Nat Gas at 1 5-8, Guy Sve New at 2 3-4, Lowe Pfd 14, Coas Cop 3-4, Bas 20 1-2, Ford Ltd 8, Gulf 43, Hecla Mining 14 3-4, Humble 59 5-8, Newmont 3 1-4, Texan & Unit Verde 3 3-8. Ind Ter A and S Ind around 25 5-8.
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NEW York Curb
New York
cCurb Ark Nat Gas A
Guy Sve New
City
Lowe
Pfd
Coas Cop
Bas
Ford Ltd
Gulf
Qil
Hecla Mining
Humble
Ind Ter
Newmont
S © Ind
Texan & Unit Verde
Stock Averages Show Mixed Day Across Keys
The report lists Indiana and other indices with varied figures. Today’s averages include a 75.2 reading for a key indicator, with related values at 37.9 and 90.0. The prior day showed 73.7, 36.7 and 85.5, while new highs for 1933 are noted.
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Standard . Statistics Co
Spot Cotton Steady in Galveston Market
In Galveston on May 11, spot cotton remained steady at 30 up with middling grade at 8.70. Sales reached 287 bales as buyers held pattern steady in early trading.
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Galveston
Soult Family To Spend Summer In Green Ville Pa
Carlsbad news notes Mr and Mrs C E Soult and sons Donald and Randall will spend the summer in Green Ville Pennsylvania. Ralph J Harris connected with Camp Camino is building a modern stucco home and store at Canal and Church streets. J W Vasey is contractor on the project. Mr and Mrs G V Price of Artesia visited Carlsbad for the tax association meeting. Allie Meek McCall recovers from an appendicitis operation. N A T 33 sewing bee to meet at Jeanette House at 3 00 Wednesday. Lola Ward from Artesia heads home from Hot Springs. Maqui Joe meets Bill Kendall at the armory Thursday night. Rebekah lodge held a Mother's Day program with Recitation Welcome Dear Mother Edith Irene Benz etc. Business and Professional Women Club failed to elect officers due to lack of two thirds. special meeting set at Crawford hotel next Tuesday. J R Linn ill at home on North Hala-
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Rose Ellen Castle
C.E. Soult
Donald
Randall
Green Ville
Pennsylvania
Ralph J. Harris
Camp Camino
Canal and
Church Streets
J. W. Vasey
G. V. Price
Artesia
Carlsbad
Price
Tax Association
Allie Meek McCall
Jeanette House
Lola Ward
Hot Springs
Miss Ward
Maqui Joe
Bill Kendall
Roswell
Armory
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Crawford Hoe
J. R. Linn
North Hala
Postponed Pecos Valley Cotton Growers Meeting
The annual Pecos Valley Cotton Growers Association meeting is postponed until Saturday at four o clock in the chamber of commerce due to lack of quorum. Members are urged to attend for the annual officer election and review of last year’s activities plus other important matters.
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Pecos Valey Cotton Growers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Ally
Zink Reelected President of Fin and Feather Club
George Wy Zink was reelected president of the Fin and Feather Club at its annual meeting held at the chamber of commerce Tuesday night. Omar Leach and Glen Austin were reelected vice-president and secretary-treasurer, with the full board also returned. The fishing season on perch opens today and all fish season starts June 11, with a weekly limit of 25 perch, six bass ten inches, and six crappie nine inches per member.
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George Wy Zink
Chamber of Commerce
Omar Leach
Glen Austin
H. P. Saunders
James B. McGhee
Herbert B. Smyrtl
Resignation of UNM psychology professor accepted
Albuquerque May 10 AP The board of regents of the University of New Mexico accepted the resignation of Prof ER M Page of the Psychology department following a committee investigation into a race attitude questionnaire that aroused substantial opposition in the state.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Board of Regents
University of New Mexico
ER. M. Page
University
Local business and court news from Carlsbad area
Gsueno Street is reported very much improved. A F Brownlee manager Pecos Mercantile Co. business visitor in the city Tuesday. J D Brown representative U S Savings in Carlsbad for a few days on business. Haskell Watson Western Electric Co. business visitor in Carsbad Tuesday. Glen Oden back at work Star Pharmacy after illness. Jimmie Hall, ill at grandmother’s home on North Canyon, able to be up and about again Tuesday. D A R held regular monthly meeting at Mrs Julia Atwater home. A Mother's Day program given. Mrs Hemenway spoke on Washington's Mother and members shared motherly conduct rules. Two suits filed in court Tuesday for assaults with intent to kill against Uncle Bill Washington and Claude M Nunley. Shooting near Washington Ranch, both claim other fired first. Men on $500 bonds. Preliminary Friday depends on DA G L Reese Jr’s arrival per Judge Richards. Large courthouse audience as State Labor Commissioner Ralph E Davy spoke on labor laws. answered audience questions. Mrs Wilson fell last week breaking her hip, age ninety one, blind for years, mother of Mrs W W Galton. County board of education continued meeting. appointment of teachers and school bus contracts discussed. Colonel Thomas Ot Was principal speaker at Lions Club luncheon at Crawford Hotel. outlined Creation program and elevator crowd handling. Joe Welsh and Elmer Hepler returned from Juarez National Exposition rodeo. Mrs Joe Johns and Mrs Turman Marquess business visitors in Roswell Monday. Say you read it in The Record. Records at Aas Get Results
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Gsueno Street
A. F. Brownlee
Pecos Mercantile Co
J. D. Brown
U. S. Savings
Carlsbad
Haskell Watson
Western Electric Co
Carsbad
Glen Oden
Star Pharmacy
Jimmie Hall
North Canyon Street
Julia Atwater
Bill” Washington
Claude M. Nunley
Washington Ranch
G. L. Reese, Jr
Richards
Ralph E. Davy
Wilson
W. W. Galton
County Board of Education
Thomas “Ot
Lions Club
Pudennis
Crawford Hotel
Joe Welsh
Elmer Hepler
Juarez
Joe Johns
Turman Marquess
Roswell
Forty Rural Children To Spend Excursion In Ruidoso
Forty Chaves county rural school children will undertake a 75 mile trip to Ruidoso tomorrow at 10 AM. Teachers and volunteers will supervise lodging in two cabins, meals funded by local supporters, and transport by three vehicles. The trip honors attendance and marks a lifelong adventure for the pupils many of whom have never visited the mountains or Roswell.
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Chaves County
Whch
Chhldren
Roswell
Swagger suit endures daily wear in Paris fashion show
Paris fashion notes describe the swagger suit as a practical yet stylish choice for long days. The outfit blends a hip-length blue wool jacket with three-quarter sleeves and a bias-cut skirt. A dark plaid or striped blouse complements light or dark suits, with the Molyneux gown illustrating the ensemble in vivid color stripes and tailored trims.
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Paris
Molyneux
The
Chicago Tribune
No Tax Sale Notices in Bernalillo County
In Bernalillo County New Mexico delinquent taxpayers facing sale of property on June 12 under senate bill 144 will not receive notices unless about $900 to $1,000 can be found to mail 6,000 notices. County commissioners told the treasurer no funds are available for mailing, a setback to the new law.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Bernalillo County
Farm bill not continued to page one details
Within 26 hours after Mr Roosevelt signs his name, an official plan to have the Federal Reserve board expand credit by up to 3 billion dollars under inflationary provisions is outlined. R H Black to become governor of the board, appointed by the President yesterday, and the Agriculture Secretary gains power to lift commodity prices via marketing agreements production control and processing taxes. Also an advertisement notes columbines for sale in large containers 25 cents a plant at 605 North Washington.
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Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Board
Agene
R. Black
Black
Secretary of Agriculture
Judge Hatch on Possession Rights in Tax Redemption
Judge Hatch states that under the 1921 tax sale act the purchaser gains only a title, while possession remains with the landowner during redemption. He notes courts favor landowners and warns against implied transfer of possession without explicit statute. Senate bill 144 lacks a positive provision to pass possession, preserving owner rights through the two year redemption period.
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Rebekah Lodge
Edith Irene Benz
Nell West
Virginia
George Benz
Opal
Gladys Benz
Zink Reelected Pres
FIN and Feather Club
Page
Ruidoso
Ernest Nelson
Marion Campbell
Acme
Ernest Stockton
Mt. View
L. J. Johnson
Crawford School
Everett Stanley
Spring Mound Valley
Thelma McCully
Glenn Wheeler
East Grand Plains
Charles Lawey
Wood Crawford
Bettina Bedwell
Bernalillo
Columbines For Sale
Je H. Weiler
North
Washington
Judge Hatch
Montgomery Ward & CO
Roswell, N. M
Ecord
Moether
Kayser
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