Market gains and Union Pacific lead Wall Street session
Professional speculative activity dominated trading with Union Pacific advancing on September earnings and broader market strength. The report showed a 64 percent earnings rise offset by higher costs, causing mixed feelings as the day ended with firmer money on call and notable stock movements across rail and industrial issues.
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Commodity and metal market notes from New Orleans and New York
Cotton, wool, copper, lead, zinc and silver prices listed with spot and futures quotes. Markets show modest gains in copper and other metals while currencies and local London prices are recorded for context.
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Cotton futures open higher and close with net gain
New York traders saw cotton futures open up 144 points and finish the session steady with a net advance of 407 points. The move reflects broad buying and resilient demand sentiment in the market.
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Labor leaders case postponed to November in contempt charge
In Washington on October 30 Justice Wright delayed ruling on the contempt of court case against AFL leaders Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison until November 10 despite labor union pressure for a pre election decision.
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Certificates to Issue for Receivers’ Funds at Wabash Pittsburg
Nearly 1 006 600 in receivers certificates bearing six percent interest will be issued by Receiver F H Skelding and H W MeoMaster of the Wabash Pittsburg Terminal Trailway company under orders of the federal court Albuquerque Typewriter Exchange Albuquerque New Mexico reports on the matter. A separate note from the Albuquerque Morning Journal endorses a $65 typewriter as good as a $100 model.
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Miller resigns as Albuquerque High School principal to join law practice
J A Miller longtime Albuquerque High School principal resigns to practice law in the city. He passed the New Mexico bar with top marks and forms a partnership with Judge George R R Craig, former city police judge and justice of the peace.
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County Superintendent Urges Magazine Donations to Help Rural Homes
A B Stroup proposes redistributing read magazines to rural households in need. He notes many homes lack access and English literacy barriers, invites donations at his office in Whiting Building Rooms 2-4, emphasizing up-to-date illustrated issues for teaching English.
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Death removes old resident Highly Esteemed Albuquerque Woman
Mrs Irene Quier aged 63 dies after a liver illness at her home on Fourth Broadway after twenty eight years in Albuquerque. Survived by five children Frank Charles Leo, Mrs Manning, and Mrs Rainey. all at her deathbed. Funeral at 2:30 pm from home. Rev W J Marsh officiates. interment Fairview cemetery.
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Missionary Union Meeting Draws Six Albuquerque Churches
A large turnout from six Albuquerque churches gathered yesterday at the Christian church for a missionary society meeting. Mrs English and Mrs Strumquist led devotions and a series of papers and talks covered Turkey, Constantinople, college girls in missions, time and talent, and mission outlook with several hymns and a solo.
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