New York Stocks Close Mixed on Cautious Turnover
New York stock market held steady with a cautious tone as rails and select issues firmed while overall trading remained restrained. Turnover reached 849,417 shares with gains for International Business Machines and American Can amid wide moves in grains and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
International Business
American Can
Briggs
Coca Cola
Wilson & Co
Ptd
United Aircraft
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
Western Union
Worthington
S. Smelting
Howe Sound
Cerro de Pasco
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
American Tobacco B
Liggett & Myers, B
Philips Morris
Radio Pia
U.S. Steel
General Motors
du Pont
Sears Roebuck
Standard Oils of
California
New Jersey
Stock Averages Decline in Early Trading Session
Market indicators show mixed results with the index values down across sectors on December 1. Key stocks reported lower prices compared to yesterday, while some gainers balanced the day as traders monitored overall market momentum and volume.
Chicago Grain Prices and Futures Report
Chicago price data for grain and corn includes December and May futures for wheat December old and new, July, and May. rye December and May. barley December and May. lard January and May. bellies December and January. Prices shown in fractions reflect market quotes from AP reports.
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WV Chavina
Cotton futures slip and steady by afternoon trade New York
In New York on December 10, early cotton advances of 3 to 5 points gave way to reactions as traders realized gains and scattered selling. By mid afternoon March held near 12.55, the market narrowed, with futures closing steady or up to 5 points. Spot middling cotton stood at 12.75.
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New York
Dec
New ‘Stock Exchange
Ind Ray
T&t
Mvi
Kelvina
Kencott
KrogGro
Lambert
LigMyrs
Lorillard
Mack. Tr
McInpor
McLellan
MidcPet
Montard
Moth Lod
Murray C
Nash Mot
Nat Bis
Nat Csh
Nat Dairy
NorAmr
Nat Dist
Nat P&li
Armil
Ty. Cdl
Armilt Pf
Wynh&h
T&sf
Nfk
Wst
Aub Auto
Avia
Cor
Nor Pac
BalLoco
Ohio Oil
B&o Rail
Meatric
Pac
G&e
Ngiz
Packard
Park
Boh Alum
Penny Jc
Borden
Penn RR
Phelps D
Bulova
BuradMa
Phil Rit
Ae Buster
Gam Bss
Byers Co
Pubelnj
Pullman Cal Hec
Seab Oi
Galgate
Pneli U Esel
G&e i
G& E
Skelly O
Atl
Soe Vac
eAutl
So Cal Bd
Sou Pac
Sou Ry
Sears R
Sperry Crp
Firet&Ér i
Sta Brds
Sto G&e
SO Cal
St Oil Ind
Stao NJ
Ste Wrn
GenFood
Stone&w
Studbkr
Gen Mtr
Tex&Pac
Jonan Tex Corp
Gil-Raz
Tex Gul
Texpc&o
Com&Sour
du Pont
Corp
US Steel
Wadsco
Warn
Pts
West Mary
West UN
West Air
WstE&m
Tr&c
Abandon Hope For Rescue Of Pacific Fliers
Honolulu December 10 AP Despite dwindling chances of survival, Navy abandons wide search for Lieutenant Charles T. P. Ulm and other Australian fliers missing since last Tuesday in the mid Pacific. Army to decide on continuing air hunt while surface ships maintain vigil for a possible float or small-boat rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Charles T. P. Ulm
Navy
mid-Pacific
Army
Oakland
Cal
Australia
Clothes Show To Aid Needy Children At Princess
Chaves county school superintendent M Martin announced Yucca Princess management will host a clothes show at the Princess Theatre tomorrow afternoon. Any child 14 or under bringing a usable garment can attend from 1 pm to 7 pm to watch Its A Gift starring W C Fields and Baby LeRoy. Donations of outgrown clothing in repairable condition are welcome to help county children attend school this winter.
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Martin
Kansas City Livestock Prices Reported by AP
Kansas City livestock figures show hogs at about 9 000 head, mostly steady with top at 6.00 for choice 220 pounds and up. cattle numbers near 13 000 with better grades fed steers and yearlings steady, steers 5.40 to 8.75, heifers 5.00 to 7.63, cows 3.00 to 4.00, vealers 3.00 to 6.00. Sheep around 4 000 with killing classes steady. native and fed lambs at 7.40, yearling wethers 4.75 to 6.25, ewes 2.85.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U S Bonds Closing Prices Report
Liberty bonds closed with Fourth 4 1/4s at 103.22 in old terms and 33-38. Treas 4 1/4s at 112.12. Home Owners Loan at 101. Fed Farm Mortgage 3s at 98.30 and 3 1/4s at 101.8.
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U. S. Bonds
New York
Liberty Bonds
Treas
Home Owners Loan
Fed Farm
Boston Wool Market Sees Prompt Delivery Demand
Prompt delivery was requested on most recent wool purchases in Boston signaling healthy trade based on immediate consumption. Estimated domestic wool receipts at Boston for the week ended Dec 8 totaled 306,600 pounds versus 6,781,900 last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
US Dept
Boston Grain and Flour Exchange
Galveston Cotton Holds Steady on Spot Market
Galveston December 10 AP spot cotton remained steady with middling grade at 12.70 cents per pound and total sales reported at 1.75 bales.
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Galveston
New York Curb Stocks Mixed Across Industries
The Associated Press reports a broad list of prominent stocks with varied movements. Notable levels show Amn Cyan B at 16 5/8, Humble Oil near 44 1/4, Newmont Min at 40, Gulf Oil Pa at 55, and Ford Mot Ltd at 8 5/8, reflecting sector sentiment in trading.
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New York
CURB
Associated Press
Alum Co Am
Amn Cyan
Amn Fen
Fi Bon, & Sh
Ford Mot Ltd
Gulf Oil Pa
Hecla
Humble Oil
Lib McN&l
Newmont
Nia Hud Pew
Penn Road
Shattuck Dean
Shaeffer Pen
Buitt & Co
Trans Cent Air
Unit Verde
New Orleans Cotton Prices Hold Steady in Quiet Day
New Orleans on December 10 reported a quiet spot market with unchanged quotations. Sales reached 534 bales as middling cotton priced at 12.77 cents per pound.
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New Orleans
Fords to Spend for Equipment Expansion Drive
Detroit December 10 AP Ford Motor Company announced contracts for nearly 8 million dollars worth of equipment for its rolling mills and other units will be awarded within 60 days bringing total Rouge plant development expenditures to about 20 million nine hundred thousand. Suppliers across the eastern United States benefit from this work as Ford describes its expansion program as a drive to create employment by reviving industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Tee
Rouge
United States
Ford
Liquor dealers sue New Mexico over sales tax
Gus Anison of Las Cruces leads sixteen southern New Mexico liquor dealers in a suit against the state tax commission arguing the sales tax on liquor, in addition to the stamp tax, creates double taxation. Dealers seek refunds from $14.40 to $129.10 totaling $1,285. The case is set for informal discussion at a dealers meeting in Albuquerque today and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Albuquerque
Gus Anison
Las Cruces
New Mexico
State Tax Commission
Henry H. Shelly Dies Former City Clerk and Miner
Henry H. Shelly, 45, a former city clerk and veteran mining man, died after a short illness at Lordsburgh. He had recent mining work in Hidalgo County. He leaves a widow and four children.
District Judge Escapes Injury In Car Crash Near Log Lunas
Albuquerque reports District Judge George W. Hay of Silver City escaped injury when his car collided with two others one mile north of Log Lunas. Pete Torres of Belen was seriously injured while Desidero Padilla of Belen suffered head injuries and a broken leg. Harold Gifford and George Woods of Las Vegas were ordered held for investigation after the crash involving Hay’s car and the Torres vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Tree
George W. Hay
Silver City
Log Lunas
Pete Torres
Belen
Desidero Padilla
Harold Gifford
George Woods
Las Vegas
Lost Brown Alligator Purse with Keys Reward
Lost brown alligator purse containing valuable keys and small change. Reward offered if returned to Record.44610x0
Decoration Contest Draws Big Interest In Albuquerque And Roswell
Albuquerque lawmakers study a state driver license exam bill for all drivers with penalties and appeals. Roswell residents gear up for a holiday home decoration contest offering 50 dollars in prizes, including 25 for best decorated house and 19 for best yard display, with entries due by December 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
W. C. Quawrence
J. E. Johns
G. H. Hockenson
New Mexico
Alumni Dinner For Coyote Team
Roswell High School alumni plan a dinner next Monday with Coach Poe Corn and the 1934 Coyote football squad as honored guests. The venue is undecided but will likely be announced tomorrow. Dinner begins at six with the program ending by 7 30. Tickets go on sale Wednesday and reservations may be made by calling the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell High School
Poe Corn
Coyote
Chamber of Commerce
M L Long Wins Poultry Awards in Hereford Show
Roswell poultry man M L Long returned from the Hereford Texas show with top prizes including champion cockerel first hen first cockerel third cock and third and fourth pullets. Judge W C Tallant presided as the event closed Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Long
Roswell
Hereford
Texas
Rhode Island
W. C. Tallant
Railroad Builder Dies at Albuquerque
William Cannon aged 77, once a prominent railroad construction supervisor, died in Albuquerque after several days of illness. He headed Rock Island Railroad maintenance, oversaw the Liberal Kansas to Tucumcari New Mexico line, later supervising the Santa Fe Belen Cut-off project for Sharpe Construction in Kansas City. Funeral plans awaited word from relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AlbuquerqUe
William Cannon
Cannon
Rock Island Railroad
Topeka
Kansas
Rock Island
Liberal
Tucumcari
N. M
Sharpe Construction Company
Kansas City
Santa Fe Railroad
Deaths Tie to Double Shooting Near Tulsa
Kennamer, son of a federal judge, admits shooting Gorrell in self defense and is jailed on murder charges while Born, who tried to call Kennamer, was found shot nearby. Investigating Henry B. Maddux notes the Gorrell death occurred close to Born’s. Sidney Born, University of Tulsa engineer, defends his son’s restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namer
John Gorrell
Gorrell
Kennamer
Born
Young Kennamer
Dentistry
Sidney Born
University of Tulsa
Pacific Coast Conference Meets in Palm Springs
Officials of the Pacific Coast Conference met in Palm Springs to discuss broadcasting football, revise the 1925 schedule, and consider athletic scholarship standards. The conference also reviewed the commissioner's report with debate on the future of Herb Dana’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Springs
Calif
Pacific Coast Conference
Herb Dana
Rocky Mountain Conference
Hull Warns Against Regimentation and Trade Barriers
Secretary Hull warned that strict regimentation of economic life would cause high unemployment and lower living standards. He argued for restoring economic sanity, urging normal world trade at 35 to 40 billion dollars and American share of 16 to 20 percent. He criticized deviations from most-favored nation policy in reciprocal trade treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
France Again Refuses Pay Debt to U S
Paris reports France’s cabinet approved a fifth war debt default to the United States. The move repeats recognition of the obligation but cites unchanged parliamentary opposition and calls for a new settlement. Edouard Herriot urged payment and hoped for a Washington settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
United States
Washington
Roswell Duck Contest Winners Named With Tickets
The Roswell event lists five top names receiving two College Rhythm tickets today or Tuesday at the Yucca for Joe Penner Duck Goo Goo. A second group of 15 names wins two tickets by calling the Yucca box office, and a larger list earns single passes for today or Tuesday at the Yucca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Joe Penner
Stewart Pritchard
Wade Corn Jr
Constance Pritchard
Janice Harper
Mary Jean Allison
Yucca
Jewell Essary
Marie Pacheco
Eunice Caddel
Frances Deacon
Christine Dunlap
Ruth Dunlap
Louis White
Ruth Munnis
Frances Mask
Ruth Allison
Otho Ray Head
Sally Smith
Bobby Thompson
Imogene Stockton
Bessie de Temple
Deloise Liston
Mary Ruth Erwin
Nancy Wilson
Billie Jo Shaw
Jane Spencer
J. Edward Wilson
Mildred Fay Allison
Jack Miser
Marion Cookson
Charles Davidson
Harles Green
Yvette Lynch
Elizabeth Cullan
Jessie York
Clint Westbrook
Evelyn Turner
Virginia Brown
Pauline Wilhite
Lois Hill
Eugene Curtis
Co. W. Turner
Jackie Conner
Louise Curtis
Dixie Irons
Hermie Childs
Betty Houchen
Ruth Kimbeuzh
Tommie Dresser
Dewey Gann
Sammy Spencer
Henryetta Wood
Joyce Elaine
Billy Koonce
Emma Lois Poindexter
Alle Woodlam
Thelma Goodwin
Fred Fawks
Erwin Clower
Alvin Perrin
Maxine Turner
Anna Grace Lawey
Pete Bodine
Clifford Pearce
Opal Tarpley
Bronx Couple Attempt Suicide After Poison Toast
A man and a 19 year old girl in a Bronx phone booth called police saying they would commit suicide. The pair drank, split poison in a toast, and were found conscious at the scene. The girl’s condition was not serious and the man was hospitalized in Bellevue’s psychopathic ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx
Shirley Larson
Paul
Bellevue
Four Americans Win Nobel Prizes in 1934 Awards
Stockholm reports four Americans and one Italian honored in the 1934 Nobel Prize awards. Medicine went to three Americans, chemistry to Harold Urey, and writer Luigi Pirandello received the Italian prize. Heath research for anemia cited, with total prizes exceeding eighty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Oslo
Norway
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
Luigi Pirandello
George Minot
William P. Murphy
Harvard University Medical School
George H. Whipple
University of Rochester
Harold Clayton Urey
Columbia University
Minot
Murphy
Whipple
Pirandello
New Mexico Transport Co. Receives Modern Streamlined Bus
Paul McCutchen, owner, brings a 1935 model streamlined parlor coach from Pontiac, Michigan to Roswell. The bus, 11,500 pounds, 1190 horsepower, seats 2 with 5 extra on short hauls, features Karpen reclining seats and Tropic Air heating. It will run daily from Roswell to El Paso at 1:00 p.m. and marks a notable advance in intercity transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McCutchen
New Mexico Transportation Company
Roswell
Pontiac
Michigan
General Motors Truck Corporation
McCutchen
Trans-Continental
el Paso
Winter Storm Hits East Coast and Atlantic Sailors
A deep winter surge blankets the eastern United States with gales and subzero temperatures, raising deaths and sparking frost across towns from New York to New England. The Japanese freighter Victoria Maru loses its rudder and bridge in a mid Atlantic gale. its captain and chief officer die, a third officer is missing, and SOS signals draw nearby ships for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United States
mid-Atlantic
Hie
New York City
New England
Mount Washington
Northfield
Boston
Cleveland
Indiana
Kentucky
Atlantic Coast
Florida
Palm Beach
Miami
Atlantic
New York
SOS
Radio Marine Corporation
Breman
Hapag-Lloyd
Albert Ballin
Pound
Hamburg
Takeuchi
Elks Charity Ball Set for Friday and Saturday Nights
The Elks annual Charity Ball and Jubilee will be held at the Elks club rooms on Friday and Saturday nights December 14 and 15. Proceeds fund the lodge’s charitable work for the year. Two orchestras will play for dancing with other entertainment features promised. Doors open at six p m both evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Elks Club
Old Guard To the State Earnest Cooperation Urged
A fragment from a continuation urges readers to support state welfare and good government, emphasizing earnest cooperation and noting longstanding interest in state affairs. The call references the need for citizen involvement and shared responsibility in public service.
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Standard Statistics Co
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Fords
Sanders
Hobbs
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
A. D. Ford
West College
Roswell Mattress Company
South Main
Albuquerque Lion's Club
Clyde Tingley
National Safety Congress
State Comptroller’s
Coyote Team
Poultry Awards
Seret
Henry B. Maddux
U. S
Edouard Herriot
Washinston
Shirley
N. M. Trans. ‘Co
East
Old Guard
10Th and
North Main Streets
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