Stock market drifts as leaders hold narrow gains
New York stocks show listless trading with most leaders in a tight fractional range. Some motor, traction and specialty issues improve while volume reaches 494,470 shares. Investors await the budget message and the President's Congress address for near term cues. bonds and gold ease against the dollar.
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Wall Street
New York
Congress
American
National Distillers
American Telephone
U.S. Steel
Public Service of New Jersey
Santa Fe
U. S. Steel Preferred
Liggett & Myers B
Johns-Manville
Continental Can
U. S. Smelting
Chrysler
Stock Averages Report for January 30, 1934
Stock averages show notable figures with the standard statistics data set. Prices listed include 56.06, 26.77, 25.30 for one group and 49.05, 55.62, 26.72, 25.17, 40.78 for others, reflecting market activity and closing values.
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StanDard Statistics Co
New York cotton slips on liquidation and foreign selling
New York cotton eased as liquidation and foreign selling followed a softer Liverpool and Bombay market. May futures fell to 12.64, closing 12 points lower, about 1 dollar per bale under prior highs. The market overall closed barely steady to down 9 to 14 points, with spot middling at 12.75.
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New York
Liverpool
Bombay
Chicago Grain Prices January 5 AP Report
Closing grain prices show wheat for January at 98 7/8 and May at 93. May and July futures for wheat hover near 92 to 93. Corn futures list March 92 1/2 and May 90 1/2 with July at 85 7/8. Oats span May to September from 48 down to 44 cents. Barley futures quoted January at 16.37 and May at 16.65.
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Chicago
ARLEY
Scout Drive To Be Held Jan. 15 and 16
The annual Boy Scout financial campaign in Roswell will be held January 15th and 16th with preliminary work on the 14th. Kiwanis Rotary Lions and American Legion will provide eleven workers each as in past years. The district goal is 2400 and the Eastern New Mexico Area Council goal is 6000.
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Roswell
Nickson
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions, and Advertising Clubs
American Legion
P. V. Thorson
Chaves
Eastern New Mexico
R. M. Tigner
J. E. Johns
George. B. Jewett
A. A. Stubbs
F. B. Howden, Jr
F. A. B. MacKeil
W. C. Lawrence
Rev. N. L. Linebaugh
W. J. McInnes
H. E. Samson
F. L. Austin
J. D. Atwood
Spot Cotton Market Steady At 12 3/4 In Galveston
In Galveston the Spot cotton market held steady with middling grades quoted at 12.75 cents. Demand appears firm as sales reach 235 bales.
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Galveston
Jatt
New York curb list of industrial and energy stocks
AP market round up shows a diverse curb of shares led by Gulf Oil at 60 1/2 and Humble Oil at 48 with various utilities and mining firms including Hecla Min 6 3/4 and Texan Oil 6 5/8. Prices shown for Amn Cyan B 16 7/8 Amn G & E 19 3/4 and other tickers.
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New York
CURB
Associated Press
Alum Co Am
Amn Cyan
Amn G & E
Hecla Min
Humble Oil
Lib McN & L
Penn Road
Swift & Co
Texan Oil
Unit & Pow A
Unit Verde
Boston Wool Market Prices For Week End All Ranges
Boston markets show steady bulk French combing staple territory wool at 67 to 70 cents. Short twelve months Texas wool in bulk French combing staple grades brings 27 to 28 cents grease for Ohio delaine or combing 64s and finer, and 28 to 29 cents for 58s 60s 1/2 blood and 56s 3/8 blood combing.
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Boston
Texas
Ohio Delaine
New Orleans Cotton Closes Steady After Decline
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed steady ten points lower with sales totaling 564 bales. Middling priced at 12.79 cents per pound, AP reports from January 5.
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New Orleans
Liberty bonds and government securities close higher
U S bonds in New York on January 5 show Liberty bonds closing for Fourth 4 1/4s at 33-38, Treasury 4 1/4s at 47-52, and Home Owners Loan 4s at 51. Federal Farm Mortgage 3s at 49 and 3 1/4s at 64 trade around 99.18 to 101.26 with related price markers.
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New. York
Lowing
New York Stock Exchange
Mass
Alaska J
AlcaDy
Allis
T&t
Amer
Amcr&f
Kelvina
Kencott
Geek ‘S KrogGro
AmCrySugar
Am Loco
Lorillard
Amrbal
Mac Tr
AmRad St
MciInpor
Amrolm
McLellan
AmSmelt
Midc Pet
AmSgRef
Mo Pas
Amr P&l
Mont Wd
Amt&t
Moth Lod
Amtobb
Murray C
Amwwk
Nash Mot
AmWoolh
Nat BismWinPf
NatCsh
Aoutiedn
Nat Dary
Nat Dist
Cap
Nat P&l
Arm Ii
NY Cdl
AT & SF
Nynheh
Na Avia
Penn RR
Betr
Phelps D
Boh Alum
Phil Pet
Borden
Progamb
Burad Ma
Pujjman
Byers Co
Pure
K.O
Rey Tobb
Joe
CEO Rail
L&sf
Gmst
Chi Ri&pp
Shell Chrysler
Soe Vac
Coca Col
Texpe&o
Banepal
Gatt Corp
US Rub 16 374 Genrsig
Smelt
Gil
Raz
Stee
Gimb
Stl
Glidden
Util Pa
Goldust
Wadsco
Goodyer
Vanadum
GtNorPr
Warn GW Suer
West UN
U. S. Bonds
New York
Liberty Bonds
Treas
Home Owners Loan
Fed Farm
Defense to Hauptmann Case Highlights Household Likely Involvement
In a heated Flemington courtroom the defense and prosecution in the Lindbergh kidnapping murder case debated Hauptmann’s guilt. Col. Lindbergh testified Hauptmann kidnapped and ransom was paid, while defense attorney Reilly pressed a theory of inside involvement and suggested the ladder was mere scenery.
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Hauptmann
Reilly
Lindbergh
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Trenton
New York City
Edward J. Reilly
Brooklyn
Hlunterden County
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Pauptmann
John
Jassie
Bronx
Defense plans highlighted at Lindbergh kidnapping trial
The defense outlined its strategy to attack ransom note evidence linking Hauptmann to the Lindbergh kidnapping. They proposed calling witnesses including Dr. Condon proximity on the day of the theft, questioning nurse Betty Gow, and presenting handwriting experts from several countries. Lindbergh testified three and a half hours, with Whately and Williamson among the day’s other witnesses.
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Miss Gow
Dr. Condon
Ollie Whatley
Lindbergh
Henry “Red” Johnson
Violet Sharpe
Hill
Morrow
Englewood
Reilly
Colonel Lindbergh
Elsie Whatiley
Butler
Condon
Whatley
New Rochelle
Jassie
Kidnanvins
Lindy
New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
John F. Condon
Hopewell
N. J
Edward J. Reilly
Elsie Whately
Booklyn
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bronx
Germany
Hauptmann
Mrs. Whately
Charles Williamson
Hopewell Police
VESSELS MISSING IN STORM ON PACIFIC
San Francisco dispatch says two ships missing as Pacific storm rages. British tanker La Crescenta with 35 aboard and steam schooner Dan F Hanlon, crew of 25, are being sought. Langleecrag 2500 miles west of Seattle reports distress. Mary Dollar anchored south of Point Reyes as coast guard stands by.
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San Francisco
la Crescenta
Dan F. Hanlon
Langleecrag
Mary Dollar
Seattle
Point Reyes
GoWien Gate
Coast Guard
Dan
Hanlon
San Pedro
San Luis Obispo
Osaka
Japan
Will Make Inspection Proposed Game Refuges
Albuquerque on January 5 AP Don Gildhrist regional director of the U S Biological Survey left last night on a tour of inspection of prospective game refuges on the Texas gulf coast He will confer with state game officials on wild water fowl that winter along the gulf coast and will inspect his territory in Oklahoma and Kansas before returning here in about A ident
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Albuquerque
N. M
Don Gildhrist
U. S. Biological Survey
Texas Gulf Coast
Gulf Coast
Oklahoma
Kansas
Former Duke City Man In San Quentin For Life
The case centers on Savey, a former Duke City resident from Albuquerque, who avoids the gallows after the widow of his victim Nazzareno Tinti sought execution. He now faces a life sentence at San Quentin.
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Duke City
San Quentin
San Francisco
Savey
Nazzareno Tinti
Albuquerque
Gallup Mine Scales Tested in Mine Strike Standoff
Gallup New Mexico January 5 AP Ralph E Davy state labor commissioner said he cannot aid settlement under present conditions and plans to return to Santa Fe He tested mine scales under Bureau of Standards rules finding them correct miners refuse to accept the results Their walkout began December 23 after a prior balance reading by the mine pit committee who cited worn scale parts and sought tests against municipal scales in Gallup
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Gallup N. M
Allison
Ralph E. Davy
Santa Fe
Davy
Minepit Committee
Gallup
Railroads Reported More Freight Loading In 1934
The nation's railroads reported 80,785,494 revenue freight cars loaded in 1934, a gain over 1933 and 1932. The Interstate Commerce Commission urged further gains this year to avert higher rates. The American Newspaper Publishers Association opposed a proposed 170 million dollar rate increase in a brief to the commission.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Commission
Governor Tingley seeks resignations from public welfare board
Santa Fe Jan 1 AP Governor Clyde Tingley asked for the resignations of all state board of public welfare members and would accept removals as he wished. James C. McConvery of Santa Fe refused his resignation and was removed. Donio van Hoover of Santa Fe was appointed in his place. The board handles relief expenditures under federal relief administrations led by Harry L Hopkins. Max Nordhaus of Alba was in conference with the governor.
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Board Public Works
Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
State Board of Public Welfare
James C. McConvery
Doniovan Hoover
Harry L. Hopkins
Max Nordhaus
Alba
Canta
New Mexico man sentenced to life for Pavia murder
N M inmate in San Quentin on a life term after the murder of John Pavia. Mrs Pavia cried in court demanding vengeance saying he should hang. Tinti fled to Albuquerque to open a shoe shop but returned for a personal matter. Judge Golden previously sentenced him to life, tempering Mosaic law with mercy.
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N. M
San Quentin
John Pavia
Pavia
Tinti
Harry MecKenzie
Albuquerqnue
New Mexico
Isador M. Golden
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Krichard Haupt Man
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Betty Gow
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Thomas W. Trencharg
Anne Lindbergh
Harry Wolfe
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Harry Walsh
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