Wall Street Dull Session Brings Mixed Early May Activity
Wall Street today saw one of the dullest sessions in nearly two years with mildly mixed prices amid scattered weekend profit taking. Transfers totaled 249,300 shares the smallest since July 9, 1932. Wheat rose over 1.5 cents a bushel as other cereals firmed and bonds moved in a narrow range.
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New York
du Pont
Western Pacific
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit
Howe Sound
American
Cerro de Pasco
U. S
U. S. Rubber
Case
N. Y
United Aircraft
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Western Union
General Motors
Chrysler
Johns Manville
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Chicago Grain May 19 prices and Kansas hogs cattle market
Chicago grain quotes list May, July and September prices for wheat corn oats rye and barley. Lard bellies also shown. Kansas City wholesale hogs steady with top 3.40 for 200-220 lb hogs. Cattle calves reports mixed, week’s steer and yearling prices mostly lower to steady, vealers weak, top 8.25 for 1346 lb steers. Sheep and lamb market notes include spring lambs at 16.50 and light shorn lambs at 8.40 with slaughter ewes 2.50 to 3.00.»
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Kansas ‘City
Ap-Us
New York Cotton Market Mixed, Followed by Rallies
New York reports a decline then rallies in cotton on trade buying and market action. July rose to 11.49 from 11.39, closing steady with small advances. New Orleans spot cotton remained steady with middling around 11.58 to 11.84 across futures.
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New York
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New Orleans
Stock Averages for May 19 1934 Market Summary
Stock averages show industrials at 465.0 67.4 78.0 and daily figures include rates for May 19 with industrials at 26 and 2001 dollars in the shorthand. The data reflects standard statistics for the period with miscellaneous numbers listed for daily and pro days.
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StanDard Statistics Co
Market Averages from U S Stocks Listed
The report shows closing figures for numerous stocks with changes and prices including Am Co Am 67 1/2 Am Cyan B 18 3/4 Am For P War 5 1/2 Amer G & E 23 3/4 Amer Mar A 3/4 Amer Sup Pow 2 5/8 Ark Nat Gas A 1 1/2 Assoc G & EA 13 City Soc 2 3/4 City Soc Pid 22 1/4 Cons Cop Min 15 16 Cord Mar 51/4 Cusi Mex 1 1/2 El B & S 14 3/4 Sulf Oil 61 Humble Oil 42 3/4 Ning Hud Pow 5 5/8 oe Road 3 Sound 26-3/8 Swift & Co 15-1/4 Texan 6 1/8 Unit Gas 2 3/4 Unit P & L 3.
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New York
New Lowing
York Stock Exchange
AdamExp
Nkl
Alaska
T&t
Jas Myr
Allegeny Kencott
Aic&dy
Allis C
Lambert Am Can
Lambert
Amcréf
Ligmyrr
AmStiFd
AmSugar
NashMot
Amte&t
Nat Bis
Amtobb
Natcshr
AmWoilh
Nat Dary
Am Win Pf
Nat Dist
Nat P&l
Arm
Lil A
Snynheeh
Tsessy Os
aNor Amr
Athier
Nor Ant
Sudaulo
Nor Pac
Avia Cor
Ohio Oi
Baliwecort
Ijo Rackard Gearnsals
Awenny JC
Phelps Db
Sjaracen
Nii Bet
Sjarecum Dbd
Safeway
Schulte Colgate
Seab Air
Sears
Shell UC
Congo
G&e
SON J
Ste Wrn
Coty St
Wbstr
Studbkr
Dlac& Wrt
Tex Corp Lbia Mat
TexGul
Doug Air
Tex Pc&o
du Pont
Timken B
Fastman
Auth
P&l
T&r
Sig
Indal
Gil Raz
Gimbel
Rub Gimbell
Usssmelt
Glidden
Us Steel
Goldust
Util
Goodyer
Vanadum
Gt Nor Pt
Warn Pix
GwWsSvuer
West Mid
West UN
HoweSnd
Air
West Tlu Mtr
Wsth&m
Hiup
Woelwrt
Ill Cil
Associated Press
Alum Co Am
Am Cyan B
Amer G & E
Amer Mar
Amér Sup
Ark
Nat Gas A
Assoc G & EA
City Soc
Cord Mar
el B & S
Humble Oil
Ning Hud
Oe Road
Sound
Swift & Co
Texan
Unit Gas
Bond Market Summary From New York May 19
Liberty bonds closed at 4 1/4s with 103.31, Treasury 4 1/2s at 111.30, Federal Farm Mortgage 3 1/4s at 101.25, and Home Owners Loan 4s at 100.28. Market notes show varied quotes and minor shifts across principal issues.
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U.S. Bonds
New York
Liberty’ Bonds
Treas
Fed Farm
Drought Hits New Mexico Counties Across State
N M Showers reports continued dry weather with water adequate only in Grant county. Winter wheat largely killed in Harding. Hidalgo, Lea, Lincoln, Mora, Otero, Rio Arriba, Torrance, and Union counties suffer dry ranges and scarce grass. No significant rain last week.
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Grant County
Harding County
Hidalgo County
Lea County
Lincoln County
Mora County
Otero County
Rio Arriba
Torrance
Union
Two Large Columbines in Gallon Containers for Sale
Ad lists two large columbines blooming in gallon containers priced at three for one dollar. Located at 605 North Washington. Care of Mrs. L. H. Welter. Adv notice ends with the tex ad line for record want-ads results.
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North
Washington
L. H. Welter
Marker of Billy the Kid may survive in eastern museum
A New Mexico letter says the original Billy the Kid grave marker likely survives, carried away in the 1880s and not destroyed as once reported. Col. Jack Potter of Clayton, an expert on the outlaw, traces the marker from Fort Sumner to Las Vegas and notes it once appeared as a lopsided cross.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Billy the Kid
Jack Potter
Clayton
New Mexico
Potter
New England Livestock Company
Fort Sumner
Maxwell
Bonney
Chauncey
Boston
Museuum
Concord
Las Vegas
Livestock Company
William Lyon Phelps
Yale
Dexter News Highlights Local Visits and School Events
Edmonson of Pulaski Tennessee visited his daughter Margaret Edmondson a Dexter teacher. Mrs Parker and Katt plan a Minnesota trip after a family funeral. they will summer there. Raymond Durand hosted a seven course dinner with guests including Edmondson Nichols Harper Moss Cole Williams and P C Edmondson. Dexter High boys and girls sports and class night mark a busy school year end.
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P. GC. Edmonson
Pulaski
Tennessee
Margaret Edmondson
Dexter
Bridge
Dora Roberts
Little Son
Amarillo
Chas. Whitman
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N. M. Showers
Billy the KD
Chaunce
Dexter High School
Rose Hubbard
Helen Lathrop
Dortney Lewis
Betty van de Bout
Alma Jane F West
Oldham Moore
Harry Holley
el Paso
L. Ll. Lanevof Roswell
Rowan de Bout
Oakland
Calif
Shirley Gean
Joann L. Reams
Denver
Ir Wolf
Roswell
Co. B. Berry
Jimmie Bogle
T. F. Wayne
Loyd
Portales
Co. L. McMains
Walter McMains
Dumas
Texas
E. T. Burr
W.H. Reinendke
P. E. Jarneganm
Harris
R. F. Adams
Burr
Ruidoso
Tarr
Mrs. Burr
J. T. McNeal
Rudy
Alfred Stone
P. BE. Jarnegan
Elmer Lamgford
Geo. Douglas
Geo. Lewis
Fred Lewis
W. R. Reinecke
O. W. Phillips
John Bailey
Cecil Johnson
S. P. Whitman
Willie Pillie
Harry Neel
Harris Jarnegan
Merle Porter
Theo Garrison
Charles Beck
Iva Lawing
Whitman
Reinecke
Garrison
George Lewis
E. J. Hubbard
David
Roswel
E. R. McKinstry
Hagerman
Clyde Barns
Earl] Latimer
Miss Latimer
Country Club
Ralph Sitome
Jack Hubbard
Fdte Kuykendall
Clarence Lathrop
State College
E. O. Moore
Chas, Whitman
Moore
Floyd Steppens
Artesia
Luther Carraway
Sweetwater
Floyd Stephens
O. B. Berry
I. W. Marshall
Rooswell
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