Market Report Stocks Hold Firm Amid Wall Street Action
On September 13 New York stock markets paused near yesterday levels after a broad midday rally, with few standout movers. Turnover reached 741,990 shares as grains firmed in Chicago lifting farm issues. Case and Sears Roebuck rose about two points while International Harvester and Deere trimmed.
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Sears Roebuck
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Great Western Sugar
American Sugar Refining
Motor Meter
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Mathieson
Hudson & Manhattan
Fox Film
Loew's
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
du Pont
General Motors
Grain and livestock prices in Chicago futures market
Chicago September 13 AP reports close of wheat at September 88, December 15 8, May 96. Corn September 48, December 52 7 8, May 59. Oats September 37 1 2, December 41, May 44 1 4. Rye September 70 3 5, December 75 1 4, May 81 1 2. Barley September 52 1 4, December 57 3 5, May 62 1 4. Lard September 5 57, October 5 70, December 5 92 95. Butter September 5 50, October 5 72.
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Kansas City Livestock Time Markets Mixed Cattle and Hogs
Cattle 5000 fed steers yearlings calves and fed heifers fairly active strong to higher. Mixed yearlings 6.15 per cwt. loads 1050 and 1325 lb steers around 6.00. Grass heifers down from 3.50. fed heifers 5.00 6.75. Butcher cows 2.50 2.75. bulls and vealers steady strong. Hogs 22000 fairly active strong to 6 higher top 4.15 for 180 250 lb. Sheep 8000 slow few sold early. Opening slaughter lambs % lower best westerns above 7.50.
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Kansas City
Sep
USDA
Wool Market In Boston Sees Steady Trade Activity
Boston September reports a fair volume of wool business with demand quiet but broad. Buyers seek pre rise prices while odd lots appear under market annotations. Ohio fleece wools 56s 3-8 blood 48s 50s 1-4 blood fetch 38-39 cents in grease.
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Hoston Wool
Boston
Tus
Cotton market rallies with higher demand and gains
New York reports stronger demand for cotton goods and higher prices. Trading opened quietly but activity rose, lifting December futures from 9.13 to 9.28 and closing at 9.36, a net gain of 27 points.
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New York
Cotton market report from New Orleans steady at 9.16
New Orleans cotton prices held steady with a 4 point uptick as gales reported 4,688 bales. Middling cotton priced at 9.16 cents per pound, reflecting a small firming in the market.
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New Orleans
Liberty Bonds Close Mixed In New York Markets
Liberty bonds closed with First 4 1 48 at 33 38 yielding 105.6 while Treasury 4 1 48 moved to 47 52 at 111 as New York AP reports a varied end to trading on September 13.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Treae
Stock AVi ages and prices from September 13 1935
Independent stock data shows intraday values for indices and commodities as of September 13 1935. Figures include today and previous day readings for various metrics, indicating changes across markets.
International Wheat Agreement Completed Across Major Producers
Four leading wheat exporting nations approve the International Wheat Agreement on August 30. The pact sets 1934 35 export quotas for Canada 200 million bushels Argentina 115 million Australia 109 million United States 47 million with adjustments for acreage cuts and demand. Further talks planned on post 1934 quotas and production.
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Visory Committee
Canada
Argentina
Australia
United States
New York Curbs Report of Market Quotations
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Aggie Football Squad Reported At 30 Men
Las Cruces N M Sept 13 AP thIRty men five veterans have answered the varsity football call at New Mexico State College Regular practice for freshmen and the varsity started Monday coach Jerry Hines says the season features a heavy schedule with a small squad Only five returners from last year report including Comunez guard and Seely end Eight games on the slate with the opener September 30 against Fort Bliss National Guards the season ends Thanksgiving Day against New Mexico Military Institute
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Las Cruces
N. M
New Mexico State College
Jerry Hines
Hines
Comunez
Seely
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National Guards
Fort Bliss
New Mexico Military Institute
Pecos Valley Advertising Company Incorporation Notice
Notice filed with New Mexico State Corporation Commission for The Pecos Valley Advertising Company Inc a certificate of incorporation and non liability stock. In Roswell capital 410000 issued, 1000 authorized. Principals J A Strong Mrs A P Nelson Herman R Crile. Agent Herman R Crile Roswell. Filed Sept 5 1933. County clerk record Sept 12 1933.
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Pecos Valley Advertising Company, Inc
N.P.V
J .A. Strong
Roswell
A. P. Nelson
Herman R. Crile
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The
State Corporation Commission
Don R. Casados
Chaves County
Americans Faced With Orders As Cuban Turmoil Continues
The piece outlines U S naval actions around Cuba San tiago Harbor Manzanillo and Caimanera to defend Americans and properties. It notes training camps for 2000 youths under Machado and Grau San Martin era, labor strikes, and possible general strike. Amb Welles leaves hotel amid food and utilities shortages while officers resist recognition. Unofficial reports speak of a decree declaring officers deserters and liable to punishment.
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J. Kred ‘Talbott
Santiago Harbor
Manzanillo
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Machado
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Fnally
Ramon Grau San Martin
National Confederation of Labor
Macnado
Cordell Hull
Sumner Welles
Gran San Martin
Welles
National Hotel
Grau San Martin
Horacio Ferrer
de Cespedes
International advisory committee formed under the general agreement
The article notes the establishment of an international advisory committee under the general agreement, outlining its purpose and scope within the framework of the agreement. It highlights participating nations and the committee's potential influence on policy coordination and implementation.
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