Wall Street Recovers From Early Slump in Metal Rally
A metal stocks rally lifted the market from a rough start as short covering trimmed early losses of 1 to 2 points. Mining shares led gains with Homestake and others rebounding from steep declines. Gold rose to 21.64, wheat higher, cotton rallied, and overall volume reached 2,820,420 shares.
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Wall Street
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Kennecott
Cerro de Pasco
Noranda
U.S
St. Joseph
Patino and
McIntyre Porcupine
Texas Gulf
Freeport
Texas
Union Pacific
American Telephone
New York Stocks Mixed As Market Ranges In Early Trading
The New York Stock Exchange shows a broad mix with numerous issues trading in scattered ranges. Notable quotes include Nat Carbi at 49 and US Indal at 76, while Pac G&E and TexCorp hover near mid teens to upper twenties in choppy early action.
Modern mayonnaise maker praised by Wesson Oil ads
An advertisement extols a new mayonnaise maker that blends ingredients in minutes without slow oil dripping. It promises creamy homemade mayonnaise with one pint of Wesson Oil and a dasher device, sold at grocery stores. The rest of the column lists local visits and minor news items from Carlsbad, including travels, illnesses, and a driving under the influence case.
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Chicago grain prices list for September contracts
Chicago market report shows September and deferred prices for WHEAT CORN OATS and YE barley with figures for September December and May contracts. Insurance and bellies prices listed for September and late 1930s style data.
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Chicago
Insard
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City market data shows hogs 28,000 with uneven demand and gains 5 to 15 higher, various weights priced from 2.76 to 4.75 per unit, sows 2.45 to 3.40. Cattle 7,500 with killing classes steady to 15 higher, yearlings and stockers mixed, steers 5.00 to 6.50, heifers 4.76 to 6.25, cows 2.85 to 3.50, calves 3.50 to 6.50, stockers and feeders 3.75 to 5.35. Sheep 10,000 slow, natives and odds steady, best natives around 6.35, lambs 6.25 to 7.10, yearlings 3.50 to 4.75, ewes 1.50 to 3.20.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
New York Cotton Market Falls and Recovers Amid Trade Activity
In New York on September 19 the cotton market showed a reactionary tone early as southern selling and liquidations were absorbed. Prices firmed in the afternoon on renewed buying from trade and commission sources, with December futures advancing from 10.01 to 10.26 and later gains supported by strong foreign exchange and general buying. Spot middling eased to 10.45, while general futures remained steady.
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New York
Trade and Commission House
Boston Wool Market Sees Strong Demand for Medium Quality
Medium quality domestic wools stay firm with limited immediate supplies and persistent demand. Bids near 39 cents grease are refused on combing grades 56s 3-8 blood and 48s 450s 1-4 blood Ohio fleeces, while western states offer similar bright fleeces at 38-29 cents grease. Combings in firm territory fetch 74-77 cents scour on 56s 3-8 blood and 68-71 cents on 48s 50s 1-4 blood.
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US Dept
Ohio
Liberty bonds close with mixed gains in New York
Liberty bonds closed in New York with First 4 1 4s at 102.31 and Treas 4 1 4s at 110.22, reflecting modest shifts in the market.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Treas
New Orleans Cotton Market Steady on Spot Prices
New Orleans spot cotton holds steady with a rise of 89 points. Middling grades quoted around 10.25 cents, reflecting mild upward movement in the market as of September 19, with weekly supply and demand cues from traders and exporters in the New Orleans area.
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New Orleans
York Curb New Seta Recipt Market Summary
AP reports curb close figures for York and surrounding equities. Notable closes include Amer Cyan at 12 1/2, Amer G&E 25 3/4, City Sve at 14 1/2, Ford Ltd 5 3/4, Humble Oil 8 1/8, Niag Hud Pow 7 1/4, Newmont 57 1/2, Penn Road 3 1/4, Texan Gas 3 1/2, and Merde 4.
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City Sve Ptd
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Stock market snapshot of forestry index values
A clipped market note shows Sept 19 readings for indices in forestry shares. It lists 50 Ind Ixs 20 Rrs 26 Ut with current 99.0, 50.7, 76.9 and 87.6, compared to a Prev day 8.2% change, along with other figures 508 779 87.3.
Gallup strike troops constitutional question to high court
Judge M A Otero Jr sustained the state's demurrer and dismissed Edward Tittman’s suit seeking to enjoin the Governor and Brig Gen Osborne Wood from enforcing martial law. The ruling leaves the question of whether sending troops violated the state constitution to the New Mexico Supreme Court for decision.
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Gallup
State Supreme Court
Edward Tittman
Hillsboro
Osborne Wood
Otero
Supreme Court
Roswell DeMolays Elect Officers for Next Quarter
Roswell DeMolays elected Ted Townsend as Master Councilor Lloyd W Taylor as Senior Counselor Tommie Fowler as Junior Counselor Austin Cravens as Senior Deacon J C Dunlap as Junior Deacon Gilbert Pfieffer as Senior Steward Lewis Weller as Junior Steward Donald LePeil as Chaplain Chester Hunter as Almoner Harry Barnes as Marshal Joe Nicholas as Standard Bearer Preceptors numbered list 1 through 7 with Will Friend Gail Nellis Joe T Hawkins Leonard Stolaro ff Fred C Glover Sentinel Jim Marks named scribe for one year Junion Dunn elected treasurer for one year Officers to be installed Monday night October 2
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Lloyd W. Taylor
Tommie Fowler
Austin Cravens
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Gilbert Pfieffer
Lewis Weller
Donald LePeil
Chester Hunter
Harry Barnes
Joe Nicholas
Oliver Porter Jr
Dee Zimmerman
Vernon Rose
Will Friend
Gail Nellis
Joe T. Hawkins
Leonard Stolaroff
Fred C. Glover
Sentinel
Jim Marks
Junion Dunn
Roswell and Pecos Valley Fair and Cooler Nights
Roswell and Pecos Valley see generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with cooler air. New Mexico expects fair weather through Wednesday with cooler conditions in eastern and southern areas and light frost likely in the extreme northwest.
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Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Wife wins freedom from neuritis pain ad pitch Nurito
A German specialist behind Nurito promotes the remedy as relief for neuritis rheumatism sci atica lumbago and neuralgia with an iron clad guarantee. The ad claims no opiates or narcotics and asserts safety for children while urging immediate purchase at neighborhood drug stores.
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Carlsbad News Briefs Mention Personal and Local Events
Rose Ellen Castile reports on a range of local topics. Mr and Mrs Frank Wareheim traveled to Hayes Kansas due to Mrs Wareheim’s mother Anna M Thomas illness and attended her funeral. The Carlsbad Caverns visitor total rose to 4403 this year from 4385 last year.
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University of Colorado
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Texas
Sleep sickness patients kept under watch in St Louis
Re covered patients will remain under the watchful eye of public health officials for about two years to determine delayed effects. With 157 deaths in greater St. Louis since mid July, the epidemic showed signs of definite abatement today.
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