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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1933

Page

5

Wall Street Rises on New Gold Price of 3136 An Ounce

Wall Street shares gain as the government fixes gold at 3136 an ounce, spurring broad gains of 1 to 4 points early. Volume hits 2,380,000 shares with mixed trends later. grains and cotton advance while some mining stocks slip. Major movers include Allied Chemical U S Steel and American Telephone with gains noted across several large names.

New York Allied Chemical U. S. Steel American Telephone Houston Oil Cerro de Pasco American Sugar _ Refining Deere National Distillers U. S. Industrial Alcohol Atlantic Refining Standard Oils of New Jersey California American Can International Harvester Gibson International Relations Club Rountree Stephens Ruby Barney Roswell Mees Officers Club Wayland Texas

Agricultural market prices for cattle hogs and lambs Kansas City

Kansas City market quotes list hogs at 140 to 350 pounds with 3.60 to 4.15 for good or choice, sows 2.50 to 3.25 per 100 pounds, cattle at 550 to 1500 pounds from 4.00 to 6.25 for good and choice, cows 2.25 to 3.00, milk fed weaners 3.00 to 6.50, stocker and feeder steers 2.50 to 5.00, sheep quotes show range lambs at 7.00, yearling wethers 3.75 to 5.00, ewes 2.50 to 2.50, feeding lambs 5.25 to 6.00. Quotations based on ewes and wethers.

Kansas City USDA

Cotton futures rise after early declines in New York

Open ing advances in cotton today gave way to partial reactions under selling in the South. Prices eased from 9.75 to 9.63 for December, then recovered, with the day’s general list up 20 to 22 points. Futures closed steady higher across contracts, spot middling at 9.90.

New York

Boston Wool Market Sits Quiet Amid Slow Trade

Boston on October 25 reports wool trading nearly halted with little demand for large lots. Despite steady prices, heavy September buying has met current mill needs and manufacturers show no rush to spur sales.

Boston USDA

Grain futures quotes from Chicago market report

Grain Chicago reports closing prices for December May and July contracts across Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Barley with values listed for each month and option period. Lard quotes are incomplete in the record.

Chicago

New Orleans Cotton closes steady as market shows gains

New Orleans spot cotton closed steady with an advance of 14 points. Sales reached 2,734 bales, with low middling at 8.94 cents, middling 9.59, and good middling 10.04. Receipts totaled 5,883 and stock valued at 18,452.

New Orleans

Stock Averages Today and New York Curb Close

The Oct 25 issue reports stock averages with indices for the S and P sector at 84.6 40.7 73.7 75.9 and the previous day at 382.9 39.7 73.0 74.5. It lists New York Curb closes for numerous companies including Alum Co Am, Am Cyan B, Ford Ltd, Gulf Oil, Humble Oil, Newmont, Sound, Texan, and others with mixed fractional moves.

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Bond Prices Move On Liberty and Treasuries

New York reports closing bond quotes with Liberty 4 1 4s at 103.10 and 33 38 to 103.10, and Treas 4 1 4s at 110.9 with ranges 47 to 52.

Liberty Treas

Cotton Prices Hold Steady In Spot Market

Galveston Texas October 25 AP spot cotton remains steady at 15 cents with mid dling price at 9.55 cents per pound as sales reach 1000 bales in the day.

Galveston Texas

PATO CLUB Declares Property No Hunting Area in Roswell NM

The undersigned lessee states the described premises in Chaves County New Mexico are posted under section 57-213 and warns the public not to hunt fish or trespass under penalty of the law. Signed by EL PATO CLUB P O Box 939 Roswell.

S. R Chaves County N. M New Mexico

Barracks Briefs Jazzed Up With Fresh Orchestrations And Pranks

Barracks briefs recount lively campus antics and plans as Bill Nordhem orders twenty three new orchestrations including Bucking the Wind and Ravel Bolero. Nominations of uniforms arrive, Kennie Exasilton returns from hospital to play, and dances spark with new acts. Third Stoop pranks, club meetings, deer hunting plans, and Armistice day trips to Amarillo are noted along with sports chatter and roster chatter.

Hepburn Bill Nordhem New Mexico Estrallita Ravel Kennie Exasilton Kennie Roswell Spencer Sergio Wiecks Howes Farr Raton Capulin Dinelli Joe Institute Amarillo Nieman Rice Hal Weaver Ox Road Sally Port Natatorium C. G. Ink Jones Parrakkes Bing Crosby Nordhem Bill Little Rascal

Lindberghs Arrive in Inverness After Galway Flight

Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh landed in Inverness Scotland this afternoon following a flight from Galway Irish Free State. The couple traveled as part of a European goodwill tour and are staying briefly in Scotland before continuing their itinerary.

Lindberghs Scotland Inverness Charles A. Lindbergh Galway Irish Free State

Roswell Forecast: Unsettled Tonight with Fair Thursday

Weather outlook for Roswell and Pecos Valley shows unsettled conditions tonight, with Thursday generally fair. In New Mexico, unsettled tonight, followed by generally fair Thursday, with little change in temperatures.

Roswell Pecos Valley New Mexico

No deer brought in by three this afternoon Roswell hunts

None of the Roswell deer hunters had brought in a deer by 3 p.m. today. The reason was opened this morning. Record Want-Ads Get Result.

Roswell

U S Asks Bids 13 Million Lbs Canned Beef

The federal surplus relief corporation issued a bid invitation for 15 million pounds of canned beef to aid relief recipients and stabilize the beef market. Bids close November 6 at the relief office in Washington. Eligible bidders must be supervised by the Bureau of Animal Industry and use only high quality cuts.

U.S Washington Federal Surplus Relief Corporation Harry L. Hopkins Bureau of Animal Industry

Good report on El Rito Normal

Auditors reporting findings at El Rito Spanish American Normal school praised efficient management by superintendent John Conway over the two years ending June 30. They recommended paying travel for board members at four dollars per day plus lodging and subsistence and six cents a mile, instead of actual expense reimbursement.

Santa Fe el Rito Spanish American Normal School John Conway

Sixteenth 4-H Club Contest Set At New Mexico State

Las Cruces October 25 AP The 4-H Club contest marks its sixteenth year with demonstrations in cooking sewing home furnishings and canning for girls and stock gardening poultry and crop judging for boys. More than 150 county extension agents and club members are expected to attend the three day event at New Mexico State College from November 1 to 3.

Cruces Las Cruces N. M New Mexico State College W. L. Elser

Doctor Nielson Escapes Bandits in Manchukuo

A Ren go News Agency dispatch from Hsinching, capital of Manchukuo, reports Dr. Nielson escaped after six months in captivity by brigands. He arrived safely at the Japanese garrison in Hsiayen.

DR. Nielson Tokyo Rengo Hsinching Changchun Manchukuo Hsiayen

Government to pay for gold with RFC debentures in 51.36 per ounce deal

The government plans to accept subscriptions today for ninety day RFC debentures payable in newly mined gold. Gold to be valued at 51.36 per ounce, with payment via executive orders and treasury regulations. Details on handling deposits and offices remained unsettled pending further announcements.

RFC Jones Reconstruction Finance Corporation United States Treasury Department

U S Buys Gold At 276 Above London Price

The Roosevelt gold buying policy started with the government paying 31.36 dollars an ounce, 27 cents above London quotations. Officials met at the treasury with Morgenthau Jones and Acheson announcing the plan after a 15 minute discussion. The program covers newly mined American gold from territories, with no fixed purchase amount set.

U.S London Washington London Gold Exchange Treasury

Ep iscopal Assembly Convened in Artesia

The annual meeting of Episcopal churches in Pecos Valley opens in Artesia on Wednesday and Thursday with representatives from Tucumcari Clovis Fort Stanton Roswell Carlsbad Pecos Marfa and Alpine. The opening service at 7 30 p m Wednesday features Reverend Fred Focter of Amarillo. Public invited to Saint Pauls Episcopal Church for services and meetings.

Pecos Valley Aries'ath Tucumcari Clovis Fort Stanton Roswell Carlsbad Pecos Marfa Alpine Fred Focter Amarillo Texas Saint Paul’s Episcops Church Pulic

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