Wall Street stocks fall as markets turn cautious on demand
U S stocks edged lower amid broad weakness in international dollar rates with only mining oil and specialty issues showing minor gains. Treasury gold price surge to 2144 an ounce failed to lift overall sentiment as profit taking dampened early advances.
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Treasury
S. Steel
McIntyre Porcupine
Dome
American
Standard Oil
New Jersey
California
Ohio
Texas Gulf
Second
Amerada
Allied Chemical
America
Wool Demand Drives Active Boston Market
In Boston on September 18 the AP reports the wool market is driven by immediate needs with manufacturers seeking prompt deliveries. Week ending September 16 receipts at the Boston grain and flour exchange totaled 899000 pounds, down from 1324200 pounds the prior week.
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Boston
US Dept
Boston Grain and Tloar Exchange
Grain futures quotes from Chicago markets
Chicago grain prices for September December and May futures listed for wheat oats rye and barley with September lard and belly bids. Prices shown include Wheat 95 3-4 for September and 99 7-8 for May. Oats 38 7-8 September. Rye 72 1-8 September. Barley 54 1-8 September. Lard 6 10 for September. Belly 6.00 for September.
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RYR
New York Curb Market Movers and Key Quotes
New York prices from Sept 18 show mixed moves across diverse sectors. Notable figures include Am Cyan B at 13 7 8, Libby MeN 4 5 8, Newmont 54 1 2, Humble 611 3 4, and Trans Air 4 1 8, reflecting broad activity in commodities and equities.
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Alym Co Am
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Jesson
Troit Air
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Humble
Libby
Niage Hud Pon
Newmont
Penn Road
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Swift & Co
Trans Air
Gas
Unit Verde
P&l
New York Cotton Sees Sharp One Day Rise
In New York on September 18, cotton climbed about two dollars a bale amid favorable foreign exchange signals and rumors of ongoing or pending financing for large foreign purchases. Spot opened up to 10.15, futures up 39 points. December eased to 10.04 under profit taking. late trade held around 10.89 with the market generally steady as futures closed 238 to 242 points higher.
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New York
Liverpool
Futurer
Galveston and New Orleans Cotton Prices Sept 18–19
In Galveston on Sept 18 the spot cotton held at 40 up with middling at 9.80 and 125 sales. Liberty bonds show a closed forward price near 27-78 for 1932. In New Orleans on Sept 19 the market rose about a half point with 6,205 sales. middling cotton quoted at 9.36.
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Galveston
Liberty Bonds
Liberty Bond
Orleans
New Orleans
Fragmentary Oceanic Weather Record Snapshot
A partial OCR fragment shows numeric weather and stock style data from 1933. It mentions standard statistics dated September 18 and includes numbers like 2001, 982, 50.8, 779, 87.3, 985, 52.0, 80.5, 88.1. The readable text is sparse and lacks full context or clear events.
Precaution at Trial of Harvey Bailey
Oklahoma City reports heavy guard and guarded transport as Harvey Bailey and 11 others face trial for the 209000 Urschel kidnapping. Bailey and Albert Bates are jailed in the federal building while witnesses and defendants remain under tight security amid court proceedings. The case ties to Minneapolis and St Paul suspects and the missing machine gunner George Kelly.
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Oklahoma City
Harvey Bailey
Charles F. Urschel
Bailey
Albert L. Bates
Federal Building
Bates
Dallas
R. G. Shannon
Armon
Paradise
Tex
Urschel
Minneapolis
St. Paul
George Kelly
New Mexico and Idaho Vote on Prohibition Repeal
The Associated Press reports New Mexico and Idaho will vote tomorrow to choose repeal or continuation of national prohibition. With these two states, 31 have voted this week on the 18th amendment repeal. Of 29 already polled, all favored repeal. Thirty six states are needed for repeal to take effect. Repealists expect to surpass the required number by November 7, while prohibitionists dispute that outcome.
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Associated Press
Idaho
New Mexico
Referendum Cases In Court On Petition Validity
Santa Fe AP reports two Botly referendum cases before the state supreme court for oral argument Monday at 1 pm. The issues test whether petitions suspending the crude petroleum severance tax and SB144 are valid, with questions of whether taxes for school support or emergency clauses affect referendum power. The court will decide if these referenda, except the lubricating oil tax, proceed to the 1934 general election. the oil tax lacks an emergency clause or school revenue link.
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Santa Fe
Supreme Court
Albuquerque Attorneys and Doctor in Roswell Federal Case
From Albuquerque W F Cheek of Albuquerque attorney for the U S Veterans Bureau and Dr Weigel of Albuquerque are in Roswell in connection with cases in federal court.
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Albuquerque
W. F. Cheek
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Dr. Weigel
Roswell
War risk case set for tomorrow in Roswell
The sole case scheduled is Thomas Ridgeway versus the United States, with Lake J. Frazier representing Ridgeway. Davis G. Arnold of the Department of Justice has arrived in Roswell to represent the United States in war risk insurance cases during this term.
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Charles L. White
Neblett
Lake J. Frazier
Lucy Wellers
United States
Aarley A. Pritchard
Asa Carl Williams
Thomas Ridgeway
Ridgeway
Davis G. Arnold
United States Department of Justice
Roswell
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