Stock Market Ends Higher After Late Rally on Grains
Wall Street closed firm as a late rally in Chicago grains spurred gains. Notable stock gains topped 1 to 3 points with several issues advancing over 7. Total volume reached 2,483,930 shares amid earlier mixed trading and heavy margin liquidation. Major movers included National Distillers, U S Smelting, General Motors, U S Steel, Du Pont, and American Can among others.
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Chicago
National Distillers
U. S
American Smelting
Allied Chemical
Dome
Case
U. S. Steel
Baltimore & Ohio
du Pont
American Commercial Alcohol
Columbian Carbon
General Motors
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Consolidated Gas
American Can
Santa Fe
Chrysler
Johns-Manville
New York Central
Union Pacific
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
McIntyre Porcupine
American Telephone
Wall Street Stocks Close Mixed As Wheat Gains Lift Market
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange ended with a mixed session. Strong wheat and stock market activity supported gains, while government buying rumors emerged as the Farm Credit Administration reportedly purchased wheat for relief programs. December cotton futures rose with loans reportedly potentially forthcoming this week.
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Farm Credit Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Corporation
Kansas City Livestock Prices Record Quote Ranges
Kansas City market report lists cattle calves sheep and hogs with price ranges by weight and grade. Includes hogs 140 to 350 pounds, cattle 550 to 1590 pounds, calves yearlings and heifers, milk fed cattle, stockers and feeders, sows and pigs, and sheep with lambs and yearlings. Quotations based on ewes and wethers.
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Kansas City
USIDA
Wool Market Quiet in Boston As Prices Hold Steady
In Boston on Oct 17, AP reports very little wool moving in the greasy domestic market. Transactions are sparse across most lines, with no price changes despite sizable offerings. Odd lots and inferior lots move in buyers favor versus a month ago.
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US Dept
Chicago Grain Prices for Wheat Corn and More
Chicago grain prices on Oct 17 show futures for wheat at December 74 7 8, May 78 7 8, July 77. corn December 41 7 8, May 48 1 4, July 52 3 8. oats December 28 1 2, May 32 1 2, July 30 1 2. rye December 52 3 4, May 59 3 4, July 58. barley December 44, May 49 1 2. lard October 5.95, December 5.15, January 5.65. bellies October 4.62, December 4.70.
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Rye
Cot ton recovers on cov ering demand and trades
New York shows cotton futures reclaim losses as covering picks up and demand from trade and commission houses improves. Wives’ fatigue noted in advisory text urges use of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a tonic claim.
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New York
Trade and Commission House
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bond Market Report from New York
New York bond market update shows Liberty 4 1 4s closing at 103.22 with a range of 33 to 38. Treasuries for 1941 to 1945 maturities traded between 110.9 and 110.9.
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Liberty
Treas
New York Carb Market Mixed on Oct 17
Trading notes show varied quotes for multiple crude and chemical stocks led by Gulf Oil at 52 and Humble Oil at 83 to 4 while Ford Ltd at 5 5-8 and Libby McNeill at 4 figure among others. Prices include Am Cyan B 16 1-2 and Unit P & L at 1 8 with several tiny shifts across gas and utilities listings.
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Am Ford
Amer G&e
Amer Mar
Amer Sup Pow
Ark Nat Gas A
Assoc G & BA
Brillo Mfg
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Cresson
Detroit
Roswell Fair Program Outlines Eastern New Mexico Days
The Record previews the Eastern New Mexico fair with Roswell Day Thursday Old Timers Day Friday and School Children Day Saturday. Full daily programs will appear in the paper the day before. Opening Day features include a 1:30 p.m. start at Thorne Park and free entertainments in the Exhibition Hall at 3 7 and 9 p.m.
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New Mexico
Thorne Park
Roswell Fair Features Exhibit Booths and Livestock Show
The Roswell fair grounds host livestock and poultry exhibits with Zeiger United Shows on the Midway and a cowboy dance at the D A V hut. Parking is reserved at Amonett's Store for one dollar per day plus admission. Booths in the General Exhibits building include Cactus Club, Lincoln County Onion Growers, J M Miller Sweet Potatoes, Anheuser Busch, and Zenith Auto Radio, with VA Department of Agriculture and Coca Cola on the east end. Domestic arts are central with a flower show and a free entertainment platform at the east end. Hereford cattle displays feature J F Osburne, H A Talley, LL McDonald, Tom Ivy, Fort Bonnell, Austin Reeves, Gus Hockenson, and Frank Billings, plus a string of sheep by George Slaughter. J P Osborne notes his Princes Domingo Herefords and says he has shown at many national events, including the 1932 Fort Worth show where his Grand Champion load of bulls was crowned.
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Century Beer
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L. F. Woodhead
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Texas
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Free Press Threatened by NRA Says Publisher
E H Harris of Richmond Ind secretary of the American Newspaper Publishers Association warned in Chicago that the constitutional guarantee of a free press in the United States is in grave danger of destruction under the National Recovery Administration. Harris, publisher of the Richmond Palladium and Item, has been active in NRA code negotiations for newspapers.
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Press Association speech on recovery code and press freedom
He spoke before the Inland Press Association claiming the recovery administration rejected two sections of the proposed code. One protected press freedom and the other barred unions from organizing non union newspaper plants where workers did not wish to join. He warned the move jeopardizes free journalism and the public interest.
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Weather forecast for Roswell and Pecos valley
Roswell and Pecos valley expect fair weather tonight and Wednesday. Skies clear with light winds and dry conditions anticipated across the region. Temperature ranges not specified in the readable segment.
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Oil prices and NR A retail delivery rate change noted
The base price would be six cents per barrel, with a 6 percent NRA retail delivery charge, a freight of 21 8 cents, and taxes of 614 cents, totaling 21 1 8 cents. Gasoline now selling at 21 cents may rise by a half cent. Record Want Ads Get Results.
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