Wall Street and Cotton Mixed as Markets Open Week
Wall Street in New York shows a tentative start with gains in some sectors while others stumble on bearish sentiment about imports. Cotton prices slip though grains and metals show minor activity amid a cautious trade day across exchanges. hogs, cattle, and sheep futures in Kansas City reflect muted demand and steady to firmer tone for selectively strong weights.
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Renee Palitie
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Kansas City
U. S. Dept
Yeagli
New York Stocks and Grain Closing Averages Mentioned
The report lists numerous stock symbols and figures reflecting New York exchanges, including Caterpillar Celanese and Gonitaic movements. It notes closing grain prices for wheat and lard, with daily average values and futures-like snippets from Chicago markets.
Boston wool market mixed amid steady demand
In Boston trading, domestic wools showed varied prices with steady activity. French and combing grades traded around 58 to 70 cents on a scoured basis, while other lots sold readily at 62 to 70 cents. bags moved freely as buyers and sellers maintained cautious optimism.
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Suért
Mohaig
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Texas
Wisconsin
Missouri
Indiana
New
England
Cammon
Braid
California
Northern
Middle County
Olegon
Valley
Montana
New York Curb Report Mixed Cotton Prices
The article notes steady to improved cotton news with Inter national market signals. Spot prices show mid stage middling figures and sales activity around 150 units in Galveston Texas.
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Galveston
Tex
Cotton Market Closes Steady in New Orleans Trade
New Orleans on December 7 reports cotton futures closing steady with a three point drop. Sales reach 1,069 bales as middling cotton priced at 12.74 cents per pound.
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Encotr
Kro Groc Lambert Liquid
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Mack. Sr
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Nor Pac
Ohio Oil
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Park
Phelps
New Orleans
County allotment for cattle purchases likely tomorrow
Monelee county agent received a letter from W L Elser drought relief director stating Chaves county's allotment for additional cattle purchases will probably be made tomorrow. Buying to start Monday and must be completed by December 31 with no further allotments after that.
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Mnelee
W. L. Elser
Chaves County
Falling Tree Hits Bus Killing Three Near Snoqualmie
A windstorm toppled a tree that struck a double deck Spokane Seattle bus four miles west of Snoqualmie Pass, killing three men and injuring a woman. The dead are H. H. Webb of Portland, Ore., H. L. Bauer of Oregon City, and Lyle, 30, of Seattle.
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Spokane
Snoqualmie Pass
Satie
HH. Webb
Portland
Ore
Oregon City
T. Lyle
Senate probe unlikely in NM race despite Hennig Chavez bid
Washington reports say friends of Senator Cutting of New Mexico predict no formal inquiry into his re election against Democrat Hennig Chavez. Borah Keyes and Costigan reportedly deem the record insufficient for hearings while Byrnes and Dieterich positions remain uncertain. Cutting's supporters hail a county canvassing board ruling as a victory.
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Cutting
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Senate
Republican Independent
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Keyes
New Hampshire
Costigan
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Byrnes
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Dieterich
D-Ill
Tigan
San Miguel County
57 Tax Sales In Nes County
Fifty seven tax certificate sales were completed in Chaves county during five sale days. Two sales occurred today, buyer BR L. and R. C. Brown. Unsold properties revert to the county. owners have two years to redeem by paying taxes, interest, penalties, and costs. Collections figures pending due to rush.
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Chaves
BR. L
R. C. Brown
Bankhead Act Vote Details for Chaves County
J R Thomas county agent outlines December 14 1934 Bankhead Act vote details across Chaves County Banks will vote at four post office locations Lake Arthur Haserman Dexter and Roswell with polling hours 9 am to 5 pm Voters must be cotton growers landlords or those to be engaged in cotton growing in 1935 Ballots show Yes or No Committeemen prohibit influence at polls and voters are urged to cast a quiet ballot Also includes local crop advertising from Brookshiers Produce.
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United States
Chaves County
Lake Arthur
E. C. Jackson
Jim Michelet
Dexter
F .L. Mehthop
R. G. Durand
F. L. Mehrhop
J. R. Stanley
Roswell
County Court House
Virgil Grantham
W. V. Laughlin
M. M. Southworth
J. R. Thomas
University of New Mexico to propose state law school
Dr. James Zimmerman, president of the University of Mexico crew, told the Regents he would propose establishing a state law school next year. He argued New Mexico needs a law program, noting many youths leave the state for schooling. He claimed it would be inexpensive and lean on local libraries and attorneys for instruction.
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Albuquerque
James ¥. Zimmerman
University Crew
Mexico
Zimmerman
West States Gather for Reclamation Showdown
Western representatives met in Salt Lake City for the National Reclamation Association conference to press federal support for irrigation projects. They cited flood of food from irrigated lands and the government’s allocation exceeding 200 million dollars, with sessions including state caucuses and a directors meeting.
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National Police of Reclamation
National Reclamation Association
Western. Association. of
Sgdtar
Henry H. Blood
Utdiwill
Marshall N
State canvass board tightens review of San Miguel County returns
The state canvass board examined Bernable County poll books against county certificates. No discrepancies in figures were found, but objections from Chavez and Cutting counsel questioned certification on 19 precincts. The board may require election judges to finalize the precincts' certification. Justice Watson questioned waiver implications as Col Atwoodda and District Attorney Chavez discussed waivers.
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San Miguel County
Bernable County
Chavez
Col
J. D. Atwodda
Cuttine
Justice Watson
David Chavez
Wool Prices and Demand in This Week's Market Report
The market bulletin notes lighter wool demand over the past week with steady prices in many categories. Domestic and foreign markets show mixed movement with mohair activity up slightly, and regional variation in fleece and fiber pricing across Texas, Oregon, Michigan, New York, and California with several staple and combing grades listed.
Denver Girl Not Kidnapper: 1S at School
Denver reports Emaline Harris ten year old daughter of Mrs George W Jennings believed kidnapped last night returned to her Mitchell school classroom this morning appearing at the regular hour. She could not be questioned by teachers about the incident.
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Denver
Mitchell School
Emaline Harris
George _W. Jennings
Emaline
Suggestions at conference at state U
At the University of New Mexico a Business and Government conference urged state department consolidation and merit based appointment of officials. The event opened with remarks by Dr. James F Whithernatt. A missing person case was reported as police searched for a girl last night after she was reportedly forced into a car by two men.
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Albuquerque
Business and Government In
New Mexico
University of New Mexico
Department of Economics, Business Administration
James F. Whithernatt
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