Stock Market Ends Mixed On Jan 5 Amid Budget Fears
Wall Street opened and remained mostly flat as traders awaited the budget plan details. The day saw 1,075,610 shares traded with losses in metals and grains while select blue chips like American Telephone and Western Union rose modestly. Downticks appeared in U S Smelting and several coal and chemical issues, while General Motors held steady.
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Wall Street
New York
American Telephone
Canadian Pacific
Public Service of New Jersey
Western Union
Postal Telegraph
Douglas Aircraft
U. S
Cerro de Pasco
McIntyre
Dome
Alaska Juneau
Chrysler
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Allied Chemical
Johns Manville
du Pont
N. Y. Central
American Can
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Westinghouse and
Leggett & Myers B
New York Stock Close Today Across Markets
New York stock quotes show many names with varied gains and losses. Major movers include Intel, Allied, and Chrysler, while utilities and rail stocks trade broadly. Volume and price shifts reflect mixed sentiment as investors digest the early 1980s market dynamics.
Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Decline Varied
Kansas City market summary shows hogs steady to 10 cents higher with tops around 3.45 for 170 to 220 pounds. cattle and calves mostly steady with varied weights and price ranges. sheep and lambs higher with better quotes for fed lambs and yearling wethers, while odd lots and light weights show wide spreads.
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Kansas City
US Dept
Chicago Grain Market Close Prices Jan 5 1930s
AP reports Chicago grain close with wheat May at 84.1 four, July 82.5 eight, September 83.5 eight. Corn May 51.25, July 52.75, September 53.75. Oats May 37, July 35.125, September 34. RyB May 57.25, July 59. Barley May 62, July 52. Lard January 5.00, May 5.32, July 5.70. Bellies January 5.12, May 5.80.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
AdamExp
Nws
Alaska J
T&t
Allegny
Jins Mvl
al CéDye
Kencott
Allis C
Krog Gr
AmnCan
Lambert
Amcr&f
Ligmyrb
Am&forp
Liquid C
Amer Int
Lor Tob
Arm
Nynueh
At&sf
Nik Wat
AubAuto
Wnaaviat
Avid Cor
NorAmer
Ba Loco
Wor Pac
B&orail
Ohie Oi
Bere
Ow Im Gi
Entric Pac &E
Bendix A
Packard
Beth
Case Jr
C&o Rail
Chiri&p
Chrysler
Rey Tob
Coca Col
Fangaby
Eeene Ae Col Fuel
Schulte
Col
G&e
Seab Air
Com Solo
Seab Oil
ComeSou
Sears R
Congo Na
Ghel U
Skejly O
Yocuy AG
Air
Géskaph
Gene Ce
Goldust
Goodger
Util Pla
GtNorPf
Wadsco
Gwsuer
Vanadum
GW Sug Pf
Warn Pix ‘HoweSng
West Mid
HudMtr
West UN
Hud Mtr
Ctrou
Wste&m
Chicago
RYB
Stock list of companies and prices from AP report
A compact Associated Press stock rundown lists numerous company names with trading figures such as Am Alum Co. Am Cyan B and Fort Ford War with fraction quotes, Libby MeN, Newmont, Gulf Oil, Texan, Swift & Co, Trans Air, Unit Gas and others showing latest prices and shares.
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Associated Press
Alum Co.Am
Am Cyan B
Am Ford War
Amer G & EB
Amer Sue, Pow
Ark Nat Gas A
Assoc G & E A
Brillo Mfg
City Sve
City Sve Ptd
Cons Cop
Cord Corp
Cresson
Ford Ltd
Gulf Oil
Hella Mining
Libby
Newmont
Niag
Penn Road
Sound
Swift & Co
Texan
Trans Air
Unit Gas
Verde
New York Cotton Futures End Steady After Early Advances
Early cotton futures rose slightly but eased as dollar movement prompted realizations and liquidation. Futures closed steady with 5 to 12 points losses. spot cotton held at middling 10.50.
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New York
U. S. Bonds Report From New York Jan 5
Bonds closed with Liberty 4 1/4s at 100.31 and Treasury 4 1/2 4s at 106.28. Market figures reflect early AP coverage from New York trade desks on January 5.
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U. S. Bonds
New York
Liberty
Treasury
Wool trade quiet as prices hold firm amid futures gains
Trade in wools was mostly quiet with limited activity. Graded French combing 64s and finer territory wools sold at 81-83 cents scoured basis, while fine Ohio de laine fleece remained quiet but firm at 35-36 cents grease. Domestic wool asking prices also hardened due to recent strong foreign market advances.
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Boston
US Dept
Ohio
Cotton Prices Quiet in Early Galveston Market
In Galveston on January 5, spot cotton held steady at 10 cents under middling 10.40 with sales totaling 1,100 bales as buyers and sellers noted cautious activity in the morning session.
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Galveston
Drivers May Lose License by City Council Action
The article notes that the city council may revoke a driver's license at any time for good cause, but the license holder must be given a hearing. A two thirds council vote is required to revoke the license.
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A. Twothirds
Wool Market Quiet After Week of Stable Prices
The Commercial Bulletin notes a quiet wool market with no quotable price changes for the past week. Demand varies by region with strong foreign markets, while domestic fleece prices range across Delaine, blood combing, and scoured basis categories. Mohair shows slower movement but firm pricing, and several regional price quotes for Texas, California, Oregon, and Montana fleece types are listed.
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Boston
Commercial Bulletin of
Europe
Australia
South America
Texas
Commercial Bulletin
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
New York
Wisconsin
Missouri
Indiana
New England
Treasury chief outlines funding plan after budget message
Morgenthau said the treasury plans to raise money for the recovery program with no fixed date or size for the first financing issue. He noted the budget message caused little market disturbance and did not indicate abnormal government bond activity.
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Morgenthau
Treasury
Roswell Weather Mixes Snowfall With Forecasts
A morning Roswell report notes cloudy skies with a trace of snow and a forecast for fair weather tonight and Saturday. Temperature data from nearby towns shows varied conditions, including snow in Vaughn and Tortoise, while Amarillo and Los Angeles register warmer readings. A House vote on a half billion dollar liquor tax bill saw amendments fail and debate over liquor pricing.
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Roswell
Clovis
Vaughn
Abuquerque
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
West Texas
Amarillo
Chicago
Denver
el Paso
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
San Francisco
Washington
House
O'Conner
D-Ny
Dirksen
R-N
McKeown
Doita
O’connor
O'Connor
House Approves $2 A Gallon Tax On Distilled Spirits
The House approved a tax of $2 a gallon on distilled spirits, expected to raise about 300 million dollars in the first full post repeal year. A separate proposal for a $4 a gallon levy was rejected as administration plans to lower liquor prices were discussed.
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France
Doughton
Ways and Means
House
Washington
Obituary: Mitchell Dunn 82 In New Mexico Family Remembers
Mitchell Dunn aged eighty two died at his daughter's home on East Albuquerque street after a stroke. He moved from Ft Sumner for medical care five weeks ago. Survived by four daughters including Mrs. Pow ers and Mrs. McCracken and four sons. Funeral services to be held in Ft Sumner Sunday with Tal mage Mortuary in charge.
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Mitchell Dunn
M. O. McCracken
East
Albuquerque Street
Dunn
Ft. Sumner
Mary Cook Dunn
K. G. Powers
Peru
Kansas
Roswell
Gussie Foot
N. M
Lela Foor
Alamogordo
W- A. Dunn
Houston
Texas
R. L. Dunn
K. T. Dunn
Thomas Dunn
Jennie Payne
Vernon
Illinois
R. A. Dunn
Cloverdale
California
Talmage Mortuary
Navajo Indian held for death in Gallup hearing
Joe Sandoval, a Navajo from Crowpoint, is brought to Gallup for a hearing over the death of Felipe Sam, who died December 22 from wounds tied to a November 20 fight at Sandoval’s hogan. S. F. Stacher, Crowpoint agency head, aided by witnesses, organized the transfer for testimony. The dispute arose after Sam visited Sandoval’s hogan and was told to avoid the wife. witnesses say the hogan fight involved Sandoval being struck with a skillet.
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Gallup
N. M
Joe Sandoval
Crowpoint
Felipe Sam
Sandoval
Hogan
S. F. Stacher
Sam
McKinley County
Roswell Elks to Carlsbad Memorial Service Sunday
Roswell Elks plan a Sunday drive to Carlsbad for the annual memorial service featuring the unveiling of memorial tablets in the Carlsbad Armory lodge room. J R Linn, famed Elk, will be honored among four names to be placed on the tablets of love and memory, with many Elks from Roswell and Harris expected to attend.
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Roswell
J. R. Linn
Pecos Valley
Mr. Linn
Harris
Carlsbad Armory
W A. Wunseh
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Middle County
Southern
Oregon
F. M
Valley
Montana
Arizona
New Mexican
Turkey
Congress
Gineer
MR. Dunn
KODAK
N. Main Street
L. F. Woodhead Electric Co
Zire
Philadelphia
Clardy’s
Hills Bros
Schillings
Folgers Drip
Mj.b. Jr
Great West
Swift's Jewel
Ast
van Camp
Ser
10Th & North Main Sts
Maxwell House Coffee
Colmar
Parker House
West Second
Main Street
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