Stocks end rally after late buying lifts market
Wall Street recovered in the final hour as investors rebounded from an oversold session. Turnover reached about 3.2 million shares with many blue chips up 1 to 5 points. wheat fell while bonds and some utilities showed renewed strength amid inflation worries.
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New York
Seaboard Oil
National Distillers
U. S. Steel Common
Preferred
General Motors
Sears Roebuck
Western Union
Case
Chrysler
Allied Chemical
du Pont
American Telephone
American Smelting
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
North American
New York Central, Chesapeake & Ohio, Union Pacific, Santa Fe and
Texas Corp
New York Stock Averages Close Down on Mixed Rates
Curb close quotes show many stocks moving unevenly with notable levels for Alum Co Am at 70 and Humble Oil at 86 1 4 while Gulf Oil trades at 52 1 8 and Newmont at 52 1 2 amid a broad mix across utilities energy and industrials on Sept 22 AP report from New York.
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New York
Curb
Heela Mining
Humble Oil
Libby
Wing Hud Pow
Newmont
Penn Road
Shatt Dean
Sound
Swift & Co
Texan
Trans Air
Unit Gas
Unit Verde
Unit P&l
New York Stock Exchange
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Amn
Kencott
AmCar
McLelan
AmSmelt
Midcpet
Mo Pac
AmSugar
le - Mo Pac
Amt&t
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Am Tobb
Moth Lod
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AmWoolh
Nash Mtr
Amwipf
Nat Bis
Nat Csha
Anchor
Nat Dary
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Avia Cor
Nfk Wst
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BalLoco
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Noramncc
B&o Rail
Nor Pac
Barnsdl
Ohio Oil
Beatric
Ow Ill Gi
Bendix A
Pac G&e
Bob Alum
Packard
Borden
Para Pub
BaradMa
Penny JC Cal Hee
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Pac
Phil Pet
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Pullman
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Chrysir
Radpfab
Colgate
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Col G&e
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ComSoir
Reytobb
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Safeway
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St L&isf Con Film
Schulte
Conf Pf
Seab Air Con Gas
Seab Oil
Cons Oil
Sear R
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Shell U
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Skelly O
Lac&w
DiamMat
G&e
Ocal
DougAir
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Gimbl
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Glidden
Goldust
Rub
Goodyer
UsSmelt
GtNorPf
Ussteel
GW Sugar
Usstipf
Fawsite Pfr
Utilpla
Gri Grun
Chicago Grain and Market Prices Reported
Chicago price summary shows wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley futures for September December and May deliveries. Wheat ranges from 85 three quarter to 93 three fourths, corn around 46 to 57, oats 36 to 39 halft, rye 64 to 70, barley 52 five eighths to 62, lard 5.75 to 6.00, bellies 5.95.
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Chicago
Cotton Rebounds After Declines With Rallies and Demand
New York cotton prices rose today after earlier declines as covering and trade buying supported December futures near 9.93, about 25 to 30 points higher. Reports of stronger spot demand emerged as the market steadied, with gains of 12 to 18 points in the mid afternoon and spot middling at 9.80.
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New York
Galveston cotton prices hold steady on Sept 22
AP report from Galveston notes cotton market steady as of Sept 22 with middling at 9.55 and sales totaling 150. The day’s statistics list standard figures and prior day comparisons for prices and gains.
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Galveston
Liberty Bends New York Bonds Close Mixed Rates
Bond market report from Liberty shows New York closing values with Fourth 4 1 4s trading around 33 to 38 and a price of 102.24 while Treas 4 1 4s touch 47 to 52 at 110.10, indicating varied demand across issues.
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Liberty Bends
New York
Wool market report from Boston. Sept 22
Greasy domestic wools move at a fairly active rate though slower than a week ago. Prices are firm on all kinds of wool. 56s 3-8 blood and 48s to 1-4 blood bright Ohio fleeces sold at 40 cents grease. 39 cents common. Texas wools twelve months bring 77 to 79 cents scoured for average lines and 80-81 cents for choice staple in original bags.
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Boston
US Dept
Ohio
Texas
New Orleans Cotton Prices Steady on Sept 22
New Orleans spot cotton remains steady as of Sept 22 with 20 points wedding price increase, sales totaling 8 534 bales and middling at 9.60 cents.
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New Orleans
Bandits Take Hostages In Midnight Carjacking Incident
A dramatic carjacking ends with bandits seizing three additional hostages after the driver backed up by accident. Miss Schmidt recalls the assailants as having treated the victims well as police begin to piece together the sequence of events.
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Miss Schmidt
Gardens of Horticulture Building at Century of Progress
Visitors seek respite from World’s Fair bustle in the Horticulture Building gardens. Four and a half acres show roses, Italian and Japanese gardens, an Illinois apple tree plot, Lincoln cabin replica, and a California hacienda as Irene Rich hosts daily. The exhibit features 129 rose varieties including three new kinds Max Krause Countess Vandals Amelia Earhart, plus dioramas of dunes and Adirondack mountains.
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Naples
Lake Michigan
Michigan
Max Krause
Countess Vandals
Amelia Earhart
Lincoln Cabin
Illinois
Indiana
Irene Rich
Adirondack Mountains
New Orleans
Will Rogers
Hostage incident near Vincent Kansas ends with car thefts
The report describes a farm near Vincent Kansas where Mr and Mrs Ed Wagner and their baby hid as robbers switched to Wagner s truck. The hostage tally rose to five when a passing motorist was halted his car tested and deemed unsuitable. The robbers then drove away in a new car owned by an oil well attendant leaving the hostages and wagon behind. The latest bulletin notes this was the last reported update.
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Ed Wagner
Vincent
Kas
Wagner
Holyrood
Roswell Notes Add Names and Local Moves
A list of residents and affiliations includes Beverly Lafon and Jimmie E. Dacy with a counterfeit charge set for Monday. Albert Hanny and Vernon Albert pledge at Oklahoma A and M. The Barnes family from Roachdale moves to Roswell to aid Mr Barnes health, with Mrs Easton and Mr Easton visiting from Grand Rapids. They reside at 310 South Kentucky Avenue. Record Want-Ads Get Results.
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B. Cooper
Beverly Lafon
Tom Blocker
Valentin Gonzales
Hugh L. Morrow
J. H. Beltz
Mildred Weston
Jim Poe
Charles Hughes
Jimmie E. Dacy
Roswell
Okla, A
Albert Hanny
Vernon Albert
Beta Theta Pi
Oklahoma A
M. College
Stillwater
Oklahoma
H. D. Barnes
Roachdale
Indiana
Heavy wool trades mark week of price gains and firm markets
Boston reports a strong weekly turnover in wool with an estimated twelve to thirteen million pounds traded. Prices rose for medium wools by about one cent and scoured wools for finer types gained several cents. Domestic and foreign markets remain firm with London opening 10 to 15 percent above prior close. Mohair prices also advanced, with Texas clips rising about ten cents per pound on sorted lots.
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London
Texas
Commercial Bulletin
Mrs James Reynolds Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Mrs James Reynolds underwent an appendicitis operation at St Marys hospital last night.
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James Reynolds
St. Mary's Hospital
Pill To Deadens Pain Provides Permanent Relief
An old time medical ad promotes a pill described as a modern medicine that targets the underlying conditions causing pain. It promises reduced monthly suffering with regular use and claims permanent relief, noting availability at all good drug stores with a small 50 cent size.
Prohibition Case Sentences and Plea Changes
Continuing coverage shows multiple defendants in national Prohibition Act cases. J A Jackson pled guilty to possession of a still and to counts in the joint indictment with Charles L White. White pled guilty to both counts. Judge Neblett fined Jackson 50 dollars and 90 days probation, White 25 dollars and 90 days to pay. W S Caswell fined 25 dollars with fine to be collected on execution. Juan D Cavanaugh sentenced to six months in jail after pleading guilty to unlawfully charging for assisting a veteran. Earl Stockard probation revoked for liquor dealings, 90 days jail. George Lee Emerson pleaded guilty to postal violations. Demicio Ortega found guilty by jury on both counts, with sentences deferred. Three trials set for next Monday for Ward Beslie, W J Evans, Frank and Aaron Ross, J W B Tucker, H G Tucker, and R H Pennington.
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J. A. Jackson
Jackson
Charles L. White
White
Neblett
W. S. Caswell
Ward I Beslie
W. J. Evans
Frank Ross
Aaron F. Ross
J. W. B. Tucker
H. G.tucker
R. H. Pennington
H. G. Tucker
Lin
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