Wall Street ends mixed as profit taking offsets strength
May 29 market inches through a volatile session with 6,962,740 shares traded. Industrials eased while metal, oil, aviation and motor stocks rallied 1 to 2 points. heavy volume reflected holiday caution. Leaders like U S Steel and General Motors fluctuated, while Loews and United Aircraft gained 2 to 4 points. Copper rose to 7.5 cents, oils stayed strong amid anticipated government controls, and the Guaranty Trust downtoned inflation’s role in the recovery. Freight moved well with Santa Fe reporting 21,595 tons handled last week. Foreign exchange showed little change with Sterling at 3.97 and francs at 4.66 cents.
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Itf
WU. S. Steel
American Telephone
Santa’ Fe
Southern Pacific
General Motors
Loew's
United Aircraft
Southern Railway
New York Centre
Baltimore
Standards Oil of
New Jersey
Atlantic and Refining
American Can
American Smelting
Ansconda
International Weterhouse
Nation 4
Case
Allied Chemical
Guaranty Trust Co
Santa Fe
Chicago Grain Prices May 29 Report
Chicago grain and livestock prices for May 29 show wheat climbing to 72 7 8 for May and rising to 78 3 4 for December. Corn and oats moved modestly, rye and barley posted selective bids, lard and bellies limited by sparse activity and near steady in May and July contracts.
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Chiago
Chicago
New York Curb Summary of Market Quotes May 29
Curb close list shows Ark Nat Gas at 2 1 2, City Sve New 56 1 8, Coas Cop 11 4, Cresson 5 8, mi B & S 25 1 8, Ford Ltd 37 8, Gulf Oi 48 1 2, Hecla Mining 5 5 8, Humble 69 3 4, Newmont 41 1 4, Seiberling 4 1 4, Shat Denn 3 1 2, SO-Ind 29 3 4, Texan 11 8 4, Unit-Verde 3 3 4.
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New ‘York Stock Exchange
Adv Rum
Ius
Amerada
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Myvi
Am&ForPp
Kencott
Amer
Ligmyrb
Amer P&l
Mack Tr
Rad St
Pet
Amrolim
Mo Pac
AmSmell
Mont Wd
AmSugar
Moth
Lod
A& Am T T
Murray
I. AmTob B
Nash Mtr
I. AmWtrw
Nat Bis
AmWeooln
Nat Cash
Am Wipf
Nat Dary
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NorAmne
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Beth Sil
Pac G&e
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Eastman
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Timken B
Frep
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GenElee
Tni Corp
Genrsig
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Howe
E&m
Curb
Ark Nat Gas A
City Sve New
City Sve Ptd
Coas Cop
Cresson
Mi B & S
Ford Ltd
Gulf Oi
Hecla Mining
Humble
van -Tfer.a
Newmont
Seibe
Galveston Cotton Market Steady in May Trade
Galveston spot cotton held steady at five up with middling grade at 8.95 in May trading. Sales reached 225 bales as buyers showed cautious demand in a steady price session.
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New Orleans Cotton Prices Steady with Modest Rise in Sales
New Orleans May 29 spot cotton closed steady with a 10 point rise. Sales totaled 2743 bales as middling cotton priced at 9.10 dollars per hundredweight.
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New Orleans
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Orleans
Stock Averages May 29 1933 Market Summary
Stock averages for May 29 show 50 industries 20 rails 20 utilities totaling 90. Today totals list 81.7 43.0 and 2.93773 with a previous day reading of 80.8 42.2 90.6 76.5 X-New 1933 highs.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City reports cattle with 11 000 head, calves 2000, early beef steer and yearling demand weak. Bulk fed steers 4.25 6.00, heifers 4.75 5.50, yearlings 6.00 plus, cows 3.25 3.75, bulls 3.25, vealers slow but 5.00 6.00 for better. Hogs 80600, prices 4.55 4.65, sows 3.96 4.10, stock pigs 4.00 down. Sheep 15000, lambs 7.50 7.65, yearlings 6.00, ewes 2.50.
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Kansas City
U. S
New York Cotton Opening Declines Then Advances
New York May 29 opening declines in cotton were followed by advances as buying renewed. The move was influenced by factors similar to those behind recent gains, with demand and market sentiment guiding the session.
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New York
History and Use of the Flag in United States
The Record publishes Mrs. James F. Hinkle of Roswell on the flag’s history and proper use. The address notes the flag’s origins from ancient symbols to the colonial pine flag and the early serpent emblem, with Franklin and Jones on the snake flag and the 1777 design adopting the thirteen stripes and stars. It covers the Grand Union flag, the Navy Jack, and Betts Ross’s five point star.
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Benjamin Franklin
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Constitutional Congress
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Kentucky
Congress
Pershing
Rules for Display of the American Flag in Public Events
The article outlines historical flag changes from fifteen to thirteen stripes and fifty states, then covers proper display and etiquette. It explains flag respect, stage placement, half staff on Memorial Day, nonadvertising use, and salutes. It emphasizes citizens memorize the Pledge of Allegiance and proper conduct by men and women, civilians and uniformed personnel.
Money sense and mutual respect for marriage
Doris Blake emphasizes two essentials for newlyweds. First, treat money as a rational business topic budget it and agree on fair resource division. Second, avoid trying to reshape a partner to fit idealized notions, accepting each other as is to prevent domestic strife.
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Doris Blake
Market summary hints at acreage talks and July gains
The report notes ongoing discussion of developments in Washington with reference to acreage reductions. July prices rise to 9.24, with all positions hitting new highs. Afternoon trading stays near best levels, futures end barely steady up 4-9 cents, with specifics for July, October, December, and forward months. Spot middling at 9.20.
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Washington
Domestic wools advance in Boston market May week
Quotations on domestic wools show a strengthening tendency with some sales at the upper end of recent ranges. Combings Ohio 65s and 48 50s quality trade around 31 to 32 cents in grease, with limited quantities available. Receipts at Boston for the week ending May 27 totaled 5,051,200 pounds versus 7,718,300 pounds the prior week.
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Boston
Sandwiches and Drinks Served at Yucca Final Ball
An advertisement invites attendees to the Yucca Confectionery final ball with sandwiches and drinks available. The notice asks readers to say they read it in The Record.
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The
Trout in Ditches Experiment in Albuquerque
The Albuquerque Game Protective Association and State Game Department plan a two summer study to see how trout fare in drainage ditches. Dr. Miller Lane leads the local fish committee and will fund screened drain mouths to prevent fish escape into the Rio Grande. The state agency will stock the ditch to ensure conclusive results.
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Albuquerque, N. M
Albuquerque Game Protective Association
State Game
Ment
Miller Lane
Rio Grande
State Game Department
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