New York Stocks Close Steady In Decembers Trading
New York on December 1 AP reports the market opened the month with no major strength or weakness. Shares in Loew's, Radio Preferred B and several alcohols and rails rose modestly while U S Steel and others declined slightly amid routine turnover of 469,190 shares. Berthold noted possible government coordination of transportation as a factor under discussion.
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New York
Wall Street
Chicago
Shorts
U. S
Loew's
Radio
American Commercial Alcohol
National Distillers
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
McKesson & Robbins
Warner Bros
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Electric
United Aircraft
Lorillard
Liggett & Myers B
American Tobacco B
Consolidated Gas
American Telepone
Public Service of New Jersey
General Motors
Chrysler
American Can
Montgomery Ward
Socony Vacuum
Standard OW of
New Jersey
How Canvass Rules and Election Contests in New Mexico
The article reviews canvassing procedures for statewide and multi county elections in New Mexico, noting board powers to canvass, certify, and recall certificates, limits on invalidating returns, and recount or contest costs. It discusses voter challenges, ballot integrity, and historical lack of successful federal contests or Supreme Court rulings in state offices.
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United States
Secretary of State
County
New Mexico
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Galveston Cotton Prices Steady Amid Sales Dip
Galveston on December 1 AP reports spot cotton held steady with a five point dip to middling 12.75 cents per pound. Total sales reached 150 bales as traders monitored market activity.
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Galveston
Kansas City Livestock Prices Week Summary
Kansas City stock figures show hogs 300 head, 140 to 180 pounds 3.50 to 5.25. Cattle 300 head and calves 100, mixed quality fed steers and yearlings steady to strong, top week values include yearlings 8.00, good heavy steers 7.50, choice heavy heifers 7.50, vealers 6.00. Sheep 400 head with slaughter lambs 50 to 75 higher, top natives and fed lambs 7.00, shorn lambs 6.40, best light weight slaughter ewes 2.85, Texas feeding lambs 5.00-5.25.
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Kansas City
Texas
Chicago Grain Prices Summary Disked for Dec 1
Chicago grain prices show slight moves with wheat near 1.00 for December new, corn steady around 92 1/2, oats near 54 1/8, rye around 76 1/2, and barley trading at about 4.12 to 14.17 in January. Market closes reflect AP report from Chicago.
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Chicago
Issa
New York curb stock notes roundup
The Associated Press reports a rough snapshot of New York curb stocks with prices showing Am n Cyan B at 17 5/8, Amn G & E 20 1/8, Humble Oil 435 3/4, Penn Shattuck Dean 1 3/4, Swift & Co 18 1/2, and other listed items including El Bons & Sh, Ford Met Ltd, Hecla Min, Tib McN & L, Newment Min, Unit Verde, City Soe and City Sve Pid.
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York
New York Stock Exchange
Adam Exp
Har
Alaska J
Egsny
T&t
Ailis C
Jns
Mvl
Kencott
KroGro
Lambert
LigMyrs
Liquidc
Lor Tob
AmMetal
Mack Tr
P&l
McInpor
Pert
McLellan
Mmiacpet
AmRo
MontWd
Tae
Murray C
mSugr
Nash Mot
Ot&t
Nat Bis
Nat Dary
Se Wooln
NatPist
Rinabt
Natp&l
Yaga
Ctr
Nynhe&h
Armib
Barnsdl
Packard
Beatric
Ase Park U
Bendix A
Penny JC
Beth Sti
Penn RR
Boh Alum
Phelps D
Bordén
PhilPet
BuradMa
Progamb
Buster L
Pullman
Byers Co
Sto G&e
St. Calai
OilInd
Stdo NJ
Diac&w
Ste Wrn
Dia Mat
GenElec
New York
CURB
Associated Press
Amn Cyan B
Amn G & E
Am Sup
Assoc G & E A
City Soe
City Sve Pid
Bons & Sh
Ford Met Ltd
Hecla
Humble Oil 435
Tib McN & L
Newment Min
Penn
Shattuck Dean
Swift & Co
Unit Verde
New York Cotton Tightens as Markets Dip
New York cotton traded quietly with weekend liquidation absorbed by short covering and trade buying within a narrow range. March slipped from 12.64 to 12.58 and closed at 12.59 as overall market ended 2 to 5 points lower. December 12.46, January 12.52, May 12.59, July 12.53, October 12.24, spot middling 12.75.
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New York
Boston Wool Market Active With Mixed Fleeces Noted
The Boston wool market showed activity over the past week. Finer terri tory wool sold in large volume while fleeces moved moderately. Ohio fleeces sold at 27-28 cents grease for fine delaine, 29 cents for 58s 60s and 29-30 cents for 56s 3/8 blood. Large lots of French combing 64s sold at 67-70 cents scoured. average combing 58s 60s moved 68-70 cents scoured.
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Boston
US Dept Air
Ohio
Simlar
U S Bonds Bond market closes with varied rates
U S bonds closed in New York with Liberty bonds Fourth 4 1/4s at 33-38 old, Treas 4 1/4s at 47-52 1124, Home Owners Loan 4s at 51 101.2, Fed Farm Mtg 3s at 69 98.24, and Fed Farm Mtg 3 1/4s at 64 101. A broad snapshot of closing prices across major issues.
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U. S. Bonds
New York
Liberty Bonds
Treas
Home Owners Loan
Fed Farm
Notice of Contest canceling homestead entries
Department of the Interior notice to Sam Roy Wood of Silverton Texas that Baron G Cogdell of Chaves New Mexico filed on November 5 1934 a formal contest to cancel Homestead Entries 062907 062908 for S 1/2 Sec 30 and N 1/2 Sec 31 T5S R24F NM P Meridian on grounds of abandonment and failure to meet residence or improvement requirements and that the entries may be canceled if no answer is filed within twenty days after the fourth publication dated December 1 8 55 and 22 1934 with proof of service and designation of the future notices post office.
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Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Sam Roy Wood
Silverton
Texas
G. Cogdell
Chaves
N. M
N. M. P. Meridian
Frank L. Wood
Acting Register
Prisoners Transferred to Torrance County Jail
Sheriff Rex Meadow of Torrance County and Deputy Montgomerry arrived in Roswell to escort four prisoners to be held for Torrance County at the Chaves County jail.
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Rex Meadow
Torrance County
Montgomerry
Roswell
Chaves County
Oil activity in New Mexico on increase in Lea county
Activity in southeastern Lea county increases with four wells on production in the past week. Shell Petroleum Corp state well 12-31-35 in Eunice district draws attention as gas shows and coring proceed. Multiple completions reported including Myers No. 2 and No. 3 and Grimes No. 1 with varied flow rates and acid treatments. Six new well locations staked in southeastern Sea area by Repollo, Henderson, Langley, Sanger, and Ogg, among others.
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Lea County
Artesia
Shell Petroleum Corp
Eunice
General Crude
Oil Well Drilling Co
Southern Petroleum Exploration Co
Texas Company
Everett No. 1
Woolworth No. 6
Phillips Petroleum Co
Haliburton
Mallamar Oil and Gas Corp
Southeastern Sea Area
Repollo Oil Co
Hanagan No
R. H. Henderson
I. B. Ogg
R H. Henderson
P. G. Langley
State No
The
Sanger
the Texas Company
Navy Wins 3 0 Over Army In Hard Fought Battle
Navy defeats Army 3 to 0 in a defensive struggle. Buckler, Simons and Borries starred with multiple rushes and key plays, while Clark and Dornin anchored Navy on defense and special teams. Army driven back by stout Cadet line, interceptions and punting miscues, final score 3-0.
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Peg
Army
Buckler
Navy
Smith
Brearley
Vincent
Cliffory
True
Grove
Borries
Clark
Dornin
Pratt
Lee
Stancock
Lambert
Cutter
Texas Jacks
Simons
Schacht
Burns
Schecter
Bob Stillman
Newhason
Stillman
Navys
Grohs
Checter
Baird
Schaffer
Vogel
Bull
Mandelkorn
Midshipmen
Miller
Meyer
Meen
Barries
Clifford
Preston
Shuler
Tom King
Philadelphia
Slade Cutter
Simony
Beall
Roswell Christmas Yard and Window Decoration Contest Announced
The Chamber of Commerce sets a prize list including 925 dollars first prize and 10 dollars entry, with rules requiring night decorations visible from the street from December 24 through January 1. Entries must register by noon December 24 and judges’ names are kept secret.
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Chamber of Commerce
Auto plates reserved until December 13 in New Mexico
New Mexico autoists may have their license plates reserved by name and number until December 13 at the state comptroller office. Those who do not reserve will receive new numbers as unreserved plates go on sale first come first served. 1934 plate production shows higher revenue than 1933.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Comptroller
Diego Salazar
State Comptroller’s Office
Waggoner Jennings Marriage Official Today
Henry Jennings son of Mr and Mrs N Jennings of 701 West 9th street wed Miss Leona Waggoner daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben F Waggoner of L F D at 10 30 this morning in a ceremony conducted by Rev H M Reeves at his North Virginia home. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside at home in East Alameda.
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Waggoner-Jennings
Henry Jennings
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