Wall Street stocks mixed amid oils lead and rails uncertain
May 19 AP Stocks moved unevenly on a day of modest oils strength and drifted rails with limited support. Total volume 4,289,162 shares. Oils gained briefly then pared, standards of New Jersey and other issues rose while several majors slipped. Dollar strength and possible federal regulation news tempered gains as investors awaited world conference signals.
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Wall Street
New York
Reatsizinge Oil Company
Muares
Arouma
New Jersey
California
Sogeeny Vacuum
Fousto
Texas Corp
Chis
Ameritan Telephone
Allied Chemical
Case
American Can
General Motors
Dupont
International Harvester
U. S. Steel
Columbian Carbon
Louisville & Nashville
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Delaware & Hudson
Canadian Pacific
Standard of N. J
Washington News
Chicago
Mercantile Review
Inton & Bradstreet
New York Stocks Close Mixed in Moderate Activity
Volume eased as broad market ticks showed gains for United States Steel and Eastman Kodak while Dow components like General Electric and U. S. Steel posted solid moves. Financial eyes tracked rail, oil and utility shares with notable activity across Airways and comput erd counters.
Market Report Kansas City Livestock Prices May 19
Cattle trends steady to uneven with 1000 head cattle and 200 calves. Fed steers 5.50 to 6.00, yearling steers 6.25, yearling heifers 5.50, butcher cows 3.25 to 4.00, bulls 3.00 plus. Hogs 4500 head, early prices 10-15 cents lower, later 15-25 cents under Thursday. Top 4.65 for 180-210 lb, 4.45-4.60 for 180-325 lb. sows 3.85-4.15, stock pigs weak. Sheep 7000 head, lambs firm to 15 cents higher, best to shippers 7.65, others down to 7.50 or 5.59 for kill grades. no wool lambs, best shorn 6.35.
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Kansas City
U. S
Grain futures mixed as Chicago closes May 19
Chicago May 19 AP closing prices show wheat for May at 70 1 4, July 71 7 8, September 73, December 75. Corn May 42 3 4, July 45 1 2, September 47 1 2, December 48 3 4. Ye at 55 1 2, July 6 7 1 4, September 57 5 8, December 59 3 4. Barley with May and July quotes, bells May 7 00, July 7 30.
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Chicago
Cotton fluctuates as July futures ease and trade slows
New York May 19 AP cotton activity shows a fair volume but less vigor than recent sessions. Prices opened down on easy Liverpool cables, then rallied as traders covered and bought, with July futures rising from 8.45 to 8.56 in midday trading despite overall tepid momentum. Active months around 2 points lower at 2 PM.
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New York
Liverpool
Labor Bill Advances Economic Recovery Plan
Green backs a proposed amendment clarifying union membership language in the bill. Supporters call the proposed legislation the most forward looking measure yet for promoting economic recovery as labor and lawmakers press for passage.
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Green
Labor
Stock Averages May 19 1935 Ind 20 Railroads
Stock averages for May 19 1935 show Ind 20 railroads with values 90. TL Today 73.1 and 358.5 87.0 70.3 Prey day 73.4 34.7 87 70.6. Data from Standard Statistics Co. includes indices and per day figures for reference.
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Standard Statistics Co
IndYs
Wool Prices Rise in Past Week Across Markets
Boston May 19 AP The Commercial Bulletin reports wool prices continued higher this week with raw wool leading gains. Western markets show strength with fine wools at 60 to 70 cents clean landed in Boston. Foreign buying and stronger sterling lift landed prices abroad, while domestic mills expand output. mohair demand remains moderate. Quotations follow for Delaine unwashed to fine cloths across regions with specifics in dollars per pound.
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Valley No. 1
Verdict Upheld That Thaxton Was Struck by Car in Hit and Run
Strong evidence supports the coroners jury verdict that Willard J. Thaxton died from injuries after being struck by a motor car in a hit and run. Medical testimony and inquest records negate alternate theories, with reliable witnesses and the treating doctor affirming the automobile’s role and head injuries consistent with a car impact.
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L. W. Johnson
Roswell Dry Goods Meet On Eight Hour Plan
Roswell dry goods and clothing store owners met at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss a uniform eight hour operation. The group approved opening 8 30 and closing 5 30 on weekdays except Saturday 7 00. Logan Hunter was chairman and George Owens secretary. Ralph Davy invited to speak on the law with details still unclear.
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Ralph Davy
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Marland introduces oil regulation bill to curb waste
Representative Marland proposes a measure to grant wide oil regulatory powers to the secretary of the interior. The administration plans to attach the bill to the public works industry control measure and to urge Roosevelt to back enactment. The bill aims to help oil producing states enforce laws against physical and economic waste by curbing production beyond demand.
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NX M Vets Hospitals Will Be Continued
Albuquerque and Fort Bayard Veterans Hospitals and the Regional Veterans Bureau office will stay in operation. Roy L. Gokn regional executive committeeman of the American Legion announced the continuation after returning from veteran conferences in Indianapolis and Washington with W. H. McMains.
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Falconi Electrical Service Ad Promises Guaranteed Work
Advertising copy touts absolute guarantee for radio work with no fix no pay policy. Claims to save all makes and invites readers to call 289 for service. Mentions address 123 W 2nd and company name Falconi Electrical Service.
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Falconi Electrical Service
Security Benefit Meeting Set At I O O F Hall Tonight
The regular meeting of the Security Benefit will be held tonight at 7 30 at I O O F Hall. All members urged to be present with advance notice in the advertisement.
M. E. Church Rummage Sale Advertised Tomorrow
The M E Church invites patrons to a rummage sale tomorrow at the old Post Station, urging community members to attend and find bargains while supporting church activities.
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