New York Stocks Close With Mild Rally Amid Dull Trading
New York stock market showed a mild rally with many issues recovering only part of yesterday’s losses. Turnover totaled 371,170 shares as metals led gains and grain markets remained heavy despite slight advances by U S Steel American Telephone General Electric Goodyear and Sears Roebuck.
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Howe Sound
National Biscuit
Montgomery Ward
Continental Can
du Pont
Johns-Manville
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American Can
Sears Roebuck
Santa Fe
American Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
Goodyear
Loew's
Union Pacific
Union Carbide
Consolidated Gas
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
N. Y. Central
Southern Pacific
Western Union
Stock Averages Report Oct 2 With Indl Ar’s At’s Ti Values
Stock averages for October 2 show industry indices and assets across groups. Index figures include 403 Pro day at 81.3, 36.1, 57.4, 70.1 with overall totals for Ind'ls 50 Ar's 20 At's 20 Ti 90 and a final index of 381.6. This condensed bulletin lists market standings and accompanying figures from Standard Statistic Co.
New York Curb List of Stocks and Commodities
AP market brief lists prices for Alum Co Am, Amn Cyan B, Amn G & E, Am Maracaibo, Am Sup Pow, Ark Nat Gas A, Assoc G & E A, Brillo, Citys Sve, City Soc Pid, Cresson Gold, Cusi Mex, Fl Boaids & Sh, Ford Mot Ltd, Gulf Oil Pa, Humble Oil, Lib MeN & L, Newmont Min, Nia Hud Pow, Penn Road, Swift & Co, Fexon Oil, United Gas, Unit Verde with current quotes and daily moves.
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Cyan
Amn G & E
Maracaibo
Ark’ Nat Gas
Assoc G & E A
Brillo Mig
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Humble “Oil
Lib Men & L
Newmont Min
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Fexon Oil
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Boston Wool Market Sees Limited Trade Volume
In Boston on October 2 the wool market showed very limited business with woolen wools dominating activity. Combing greasy wool from 12 month Texas lots sold around 58 to 63 cents per pound scour ed, with similar country offerings also moving at 58 to 63 cents scour ed basis delivered east.
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Texas
Kansas City Livestock Prices Open With Slow Cattle Sale
Hogs 5500 and cattle 8000 head reported as the opening of the sale day. Hog prices mostly 5 to 10 lower with top 5.95 for 220 lb butchers. Sows 275 to 500 lb fetch 4.00 to 5.35. Cows and calves show strong to steady ranges with light steers around 5.35 to 9.00 for 550 lb entries. Vealers 3.00 to 3.50. Lambs steady near 6.25, yearlings 4.30 to 5.35, ewes 1.50 to 2.25.
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New York Cotton Opens With Trade Buying Steady Close
New York October futures declined early by about 4 to 8 points but steadied as trade buying and covering pared losses. Futures closed steady with October 12.14, December 12.29, January 12.33-34, March 12.42, May 12.47-48, July 12.53. Spot middling at 12.50.
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Liberty bonds, Treasury and Farm loan notes mixed on market
Liberty bonds closed with Fourth 4 1/4s at 38 and 100.13,Treas 4 1/4s at 109.22, Home Owners Loan 4s at 96.2, Fed Farm Mtg issues steady with 3s at 96.1 and 3 1/4s at 98.22.
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Galveston Cotton Prices Steady Over Oct 2 4
Galveston market reports steady cotton prices with middling at 12.55 percent. Sales reach around 200 bales amid market stability during the Oct 2 4 period.
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New Orleans Cotton Prices Hold Steady in Early Trade
New Orleans spot cotton opened steady with sales totaling 4,910 bales. Prices showed unchanged levels for low middling at 71.95 and middling at 12.10, reflecting a quiet market as traders await further cues.
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Chicago Grain Market Closing Prices Oct 2
Chicago grain prices show wheat December old 99 and new 99 1/8 with May at 99 3/8. Corn December old 77 1/8 and May 78 5/8. Oats December old 49 3/4 and May 49. Rye December old 71 1/4 and new 71 3/8. Barley December 75 3/4 and May 72 1/2. Lard October 8.85 December 8.95 January 9.07. Bellies October 13.25 December 12.15.
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Barracks Briefs Face a Busy Week for Cadets
Barracks notes report weight concerns and calm resolve among cadets as Hubbel’s dancing pumps arrive and plans unfold for marbles dice with Ivy Armagnac. Frasier and McCrae are warned to stay in quarters. graduating rings ordered for June graduates while football prep shifts to Wayland clash.
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Social News celebrates Present Past and Future with music
The Social News toasted The Past, The Present, and The Future with Mrs. C. E. Lannon presiding. Mrs. Eva M. Cooper led devotional services and joined in a duet at the piano with Mrs. Will Purdy and Mrs. Malcolm Sale. A Rip Van Winkle missionary playlet was performed by Mrs. A. R. Treat, Mrs. Joe H. Dekker, and Bianca Greenwade.
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Saint Andrews Guild Plans Fair Booth at Main Street
Saint Andrews Guild planned a fair booth at 104 North Main Street beside the Bankhead Hotel during the Eastern New Mexico Fair opening tomorrow. The booth will serve son-0gun and was decided at a yesterday meeting led by Mrs. James C Ballard. Mrs. Beers hosted a salad course. next meeting with Mrs. Herman Crile at her Berrendo home.
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Simms Couple Weigh Campaign Ties and Ford Race Breaks
Albert Simms and his wife offered no firm stance on the current party tickets and candidates, saying they had not decided whom to back though predicting Democrats might win with Washington money backing them. Mrs Simms denied strong campaign involvement despite Republican club listings as a committee member. The article notes Ford V-8 stock cars beating the existing 12 mile race record by 26 to 36 seconds, with photos to accompany a Penrose Trophy exhibition featuring Fr D Hammond and race moments.
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Criticism of Orders That Sent Akron Into Storm
Mitchell denounces U S orders that dispatched ships into a storm and faults the crews handling them. He argues officials should not run ships, cites deaths of crews, and proposes a global network of dirigibles with Goodyear and Zeppelin as consultors. He notes past army criticism of battleships as obsolete.
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Eastern New Mexico Fair Plans Highlight Drought Year
The Eastern New Mexico fair expands livestock and agriculture exhibits with record Hereford cattle and sheep numbers. Improvements at the fairgrounds include grassed areas, stone gates, repaved drives, and a dust free exhibit hall funded by FERA labor under foreman H. H. Lewis. Parking will use East 12th street gate with restricted car entry.
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Roswell Exhibit Shows Pikes Peak Ford V-8 Record
The Roswell Auto Company to exhibit one of three stock Ford V-8s that smashed the Pikes Peak stock car record. The display runs October 3 to 6 with race photographs and details of the AAA supervised event. Arthur Farnsworth says the victory is unprecedented in racing history.
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