Stocks Reach New Highs as Market Persists Gains
Wall Street rose to yearly highs with broad gains led by Union Pacific and Santa Fe. Trading volume hit 4,720,300 shares as inflation psychology and strong commodity prices buoyed sentiment. Several issues advanced while a few held near par, and dividend declarations from Union Carbide and others were announced.
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Wall Street
New York
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
National Distillers
American Tobacco
Liggett & Myers
National Steel
U. S. Steel
Crown Cork
Dupont
Crucible Steel
American Smelting
Libby-Ford Glass
Care
Anerican Telephone
American Cap
Ublic Service
New Jersey
Allied Chemical
Ballct
Bat
Corporation
Union Carbide
Commercial Selvents
Mathieson Alkali
American Safety Razor
Chicago Grain May 24 Market Close Summary
Chicago grain quotes show wheat May 70 3 8 July 72 1 4 September 73 7 8 and other months. Oats May 25 and July 25 1 8 September 25 8 4 December 27 3 8. Rice barley and rye figures listed with May and July values. no gales noted for barley May. RD May 6 59 July 6 62. Goose prices reported May 7 15 July 7 42.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed on May Market
Kansas City market report shows cattle 4000 head with calves and yearlings opening slow to easier, bids mostly lower. hogs 5000 steady to 5 cents higher early but dull later, best time around 4.50 to 4.60 per hundredweight. sheep 8000 with spring lambs steady to up 15 cents, top natives and shipers near 7.40 and shorn near 6.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
New York Cotton Opens Higher Then Sags Under Liquidity
New York cotton rose about a dollar early before selling pressure and hedge liquidation pulled futures down. July slipped to 8.61 final, Oct 8.87, Dec 9.93, with spot middling at 8.70 as the market closed barely steady.
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New York
Galveston Cotton Market Report May 24
Spot cotton in Galveston steady at eight dollars forty five cents per hundredweight. Mid Southern lint value listed at 8.45 with sales totaling 156 bales. AP dispatch notes unchanged price tone and active trading for the day.
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Galveston
New Orleans Cotton Market Closes Steady As Sales Edge Up
New Orleans spot cotton finishes steady with a modest rise in sales to 1,145 bales. Middling price holds at 8.60 with steady activity observed in the market on May 24.
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New Orleans
Governor Pledges Fast Ready-to-Work Public Works Plan
The governor stated that after surveying needed improvements and their benefits and employment impact, the program will be presented to the governing board in Washington. He urged readiness to be the first state to propose a robust program and maximize beneficial public works.
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Washington
Irbys to Occupy Carothers Home During Vacation
Mr and Mrs R B Irby will live in the George N Carothers home while they are away on their vacation replacing Winona White as resident caretaker in the interim.
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Carothers Home
R. B. Irby
Winona White
George N. Carothers Home
NY curb market mixed as stocks show small gains
May 24 AP report notes limited movement across New York curb market with several issues posting fractional gains. Trading results include Arak Nat Gas, City Soc, Cresson, B and S, Gulf Oil, Heela Mining, Humble, Newmont, Seiberling, Ind Ter, and Unit Verde among others with minor price changes and narrow activity.
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New York
York
New Exchange
Air Weap
Intcomee
Amerada
Niki
Sil
T&t
Amer Int
Kencott
AmerLoc
Ligmyrb
Am Metal
Amer P&l
Mack Tr
RadsSt
Il Midcpet
Amrolm
AmSmelt
Mo Pac
Mont Wad
Sugar
Moth
Amt&t
Murray C
AmTob
Nash Mtr
Ammwtwk
Nat Bis
Am Wooln
Nat Cash
Amwiipf
Nat Dary
Amacond
Nat P&l
Armlilib
Nevadac
Atechisn
Nynhe&h
Via Cor
Bal
NikWst
B&orail
Barnsdl
Aviat Bendix A
NorAmnc
Nor Am Pf
BethStl
Nor Pac
Te A& Ki
Borde
Packard
Bulova Penny JC
Cal Heed
Penn RR
CornPro
Brds
Coty Ovr
Tex&Pac
Erie RR
Fid Pfi
TexGsul
Fox FA
Pais Te
Tex
Timken
Asph
Elec
Air
Sig
Uni
Gil Raz
Corp I Gimbel
Glidden
Gim
Goldust
Indal
US Smelt
Egwsnear
West Air
Wste&m
New, York
Curb Close
Arak Nat Gas
City Soc
New
City Soc. Ptd
Cresson
Fora. Ltd
Gulf Oil
Heela. Mining
Humble
Ind Ter
Os Newmont
Seiberlinge
Unit Verde
Market Averages Listing May Data From Standard Statistics
Stock averages for May show varied results with several figures such as X76.0 X4060.1 838.4 and X12e6 listed. Prev day changes noted include 74.4 39.2 87.1. The data appears as a brief historical market summary with unclear context and several garbled entries.
Boston Wool Prices and District Court Foreclosure Sale
Boston reports firmer prices for short staple wools from territory states with Nevada and Colorado fleeces selling 59-69 cents scoured. Texas wools around 63-65. Ohio delaines selling 27-28 grease. Also includes foreclosure sale notice in Chaves County New Mexico where Roswell Building and Loan, Roswell Insurance, and Commercial Credit Co. seek sale of Lot 13, Block 11, West Side Addition, Roswell, at 10:00 AM June 12, 1933, to satisfy plaintiff debt plus costs.
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Boston
Nevada
Colorado
Texas
Ohio
Edgar F. Harral
Rosa J. Harral
Roswell Insurance and Surety Company
Commercial Credit Company
Roswell
Chaves County
New Mexico
Chaves
Navy to inspect new Indianapolis cruiser this June
Secretary Swanson states the 10,000 ton Indianapolis will visit Philadelphia in early June for a presidential review. The ship, first US cruiser since 1930 London treaty, is designed as a flagship with ample quarters for an admiral and staff. Roosevelt’s opinion is highly sought on the vessel.
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Navy
Indianapolis
Claude A. Swanson
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Roswell Chamber meets. veterans seek disability relief
Chamber directors gather at Nekson Hotel to discuss disability relief for veterans. Ralph Sheehan of the Roswell Disabled Veterans asks for reconsideration of service connected compensation. A committee is named to study the economy plan impact. other chamber actions include agriculture tours and tourist promotion.
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Roswell
Chamber
Furtaler
Ross Malone
Ss. P. Johnson Jr
H. L. Gifford
Elmer Reimen
Farmers’ Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
George Perrine
George T. French
J. J. Brockheuser
A. J. Stevens
E.K. Morris
A. D. Crile
E. P. Maione
C. W. Grier
George E. French
Walden Bassett
Ross J. Malone
S. P. Johnson Jr
Paul Wilmot
Claude Hobbs
D. C. Pearson
T. H. Boswell
A. D. Jones
H. M. Huff
Claude Simpson
Deaths and Public Land Notice From 1933
Death notices list Clarence Hill of Rio De Janeiro and Ollie Wheatley of Princeton as prominent recent deaths. A separate Interior Department public land notice in Las Cruces details Ida L. Lewis of Acme New Mexico filing a homestead entry and witnesses for a three year proof with hearings in Roswell on June 15 1933.
Notice of Public Land Claim in Roswell NM 1932
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Las Cruces NM dated April 27 193%. Edward Willer of Roswell NM filed three year proof to establish land claims for H and additional Homestead parcels in sections 29 30 township 10 south range of meridian. Claimant to present witnesses Dave Jresque Louis Mennecke and A C Lacer before U S Commissioner Dan Savage in Roswell NM June 3932. B May Register.
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Department of the Interior
Las Cruces
N. M
Ida L. Lewis
Acme
New Mexica
Meridian
Lawa
Dan CC. Savage
Roswell
Fiames
N. M. Joseph
M. Day
U.S. Land Office
New Mexico
Edward Willer
Dan ©. Savage
U. S
Dave J'resque
Oo Tenn
Louis Mennecke
A. C. Lacer
H Roswell
B. May
Register
Chicago Century of Progress Opens With Pomp
Chicago opens its Century of Progress exposition on May 27 inviting the world to attend. Dazzled by modernistic architecture the event features the Hall of Science lit by Arcturus, an electricity group display, Mayor Edward J. Kelly in a May 27 address, a general grounds view, and Rufus C. Dawes as exposition president.
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Chicago
Hall of Science
Arcturus
Electricity Group
Edward J. Kelly
Exposition
Rufus C. Dawes
Forest workers 10 mountain camps
A special train carrying 359 men to enter civilian conservation corps camps at Tesque and Taos Junction passed Albuquerque en route to Santa Fe. Most recruits came from Texas with 30 New Mexico men added per 170. The train also left 170 men at Silver City for the Mimbers camp.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Civilian Conservation Corps
Teseque
Taos Junction
Santa Fe
Texas
New Mexico
Forest Service
Silver City
Mimbers
Bernalillo Lumber Jacks Retain Status and League Entry
Bernalillo managers denied reports of disbanding saying the Lumber Jacks are intact and expected to join the Central New Mexico Baseball League, with assistant manager Joe Mon dragon confirming plans to compete.
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Santa Fe
Central New Mexico Baseball League
Las Vegas
Madrid
Bernalillo
H. L. Taylor
Dan Ortiz
FE. B. Heale
Bernalillo Lumber Jacks
Joe Mondragon
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Record Evening
Boustin's News
Standard Statistics Co
U. K
Lea Lake
Peron
Chamber Commerce
Joe Meyers
Bernalilio
A. S Lamarr
J.D. Branch
E. B. Healy
Associated Press
Rio de Janeiro
Clarence Hill
Brazilian Telephone Company
H. F. Hill
Chicago Telephone
Princeton
N. J
Ollie Wheatley
Lindbergh
Lindberghs
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