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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1933
Page
6
Ee s noes. Bee Cash For Used cars. Cecil Naramore, Bass Building. Roswell, Phone 507. Advv. A2tfc GNIONS FOR SALE- Py 'sack, truck or carload, sweet Spanish. R. L. Matone, 114 East Second St. Phone 454, A22ti6x
New York stocks rallied late after a muted morning with oil issues leading the gains. Major advancers included Santa Fe Continental Can U S Smelting U S Steel American Telephone Western Union and American Tobacco B while Homestake Mining rose three points on light turnover. Turnover reached about 1.22 million shares as pre holiday factors kept participation low.
Separate market items show wheat futures quoted September at 85 7 8, December 89 7 8, May 94 1 8. Corn futures listed September 48 3 4, December 54 1 2, May 60 1 2. Oats futures echo September 37, December 49 1 2, with updates for nearby months.
In New Orleans on September 1 the spot cotton market closed steady with a slight decline of four points. Sales totalled 2,087 bales as middling grade reached 9.20 per hundredweight in value, reflecting cautious demand and steady pricing.
Wool prices remain firm in Boston with selling ranges up, driven by advance asking prices. Demand is not as heavy as earlier in the two week movement, but sales stay substantial. Strength is outstanding in medium qualities, and combing wools above 56s 1-8 blood are active. Strictly combing 58s 60s 1-2 blood fetches 76-78 cents scoured.
Kansas City market data from September 1 shows cattle around 800 head with feeders at 5.25 for good weights and vealers down to 6.00 top, hogs around 25,000 steady to higher by 10 cents with early top at 4.10 for 210-220 lb, sows weak near 1.90 to 2.60, sheep 1500 lambs 25 cents lower with natives 6.35 top and common grades 6.10 to 6.35.
Galveston spot cotton holds steady as middling grades dip five points to 9.15 cents per pound with total sales recorded at 125 bales. AP dispatch from Galveston dated September 1.
New York on September 1 reports generally quiet cotton trading. Southern houses with New Orleans ties moved July positions. Dec notations hovered near 9.54 at 2 pm as the market stayed steady with narrow fluctuations. Futures closed steady, 2-5 points lower.
Frankie Wolfram, 118 pounds from Winnipeg outpointed Kid Granite, 120, of Dallas in a staged bout. The card appeared on page five with market notes and want ads promoting results.
Public notice urging subscribers to call Dustin's News Stand at 111 to arrange delivery and to obtain missed copies from The Record evening branch office.
Short classified notes list two housing offers and a lost tuxedo vest. One large housekeeping room for rent at 305 North Kentucky, another furnished three room house at 2021 2 East Albuquerque. Also a lost black tuxedo vest between the Post Office and Owl Drug, return to Record office.
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