New York Stocks Hold Ground as Market Stalls
New York Jan 10 AP reports the stock market was largely motionless with most traders on the sidelines. Leaders moved only slightly amid a dull session while prime investment bonds and U S government securities firmed modestly. Rail stocks gained some, with Gillette Caterpillar Tractor and Continental Can advancing to new highs. turnover at 778 730 shares.
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New York
Washington
Prime Investment Corporation
U. S
Gillette
Caterpillar Tractor
Continental Can
National Department Store
Columbia Pictures
Allied Chemical
Fester Wheeler
Proctor & Gamble
Pullman
Liggett & Myers
Great Western Sugar
Standard Oils
New Jersey
California
Supreme Court
NRA
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Hogs 1500 with bids and a few sales 10 to 20 higher. top 15.25 on 23 lb and up. Sows 275 to 500 lbs 6.50. Cattle 2500 with calves 700. fed steers and yearlings up 25. Vealers 50 to 1.00 higher. Steers good and choice 550-1500 lbs 7.50 to 11.50. heifers 6.25 to 9.75. cows 4.75. Sheep 5500, choice fed lambs above 9.35. ewes 3.75 to 4.50.
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Kansas City
Boston Wool Prices Tap Slight Gains In Light Trade
US depreene ece wools priced higher than last week though sales remained moderate. Buyers moved small lots of fine delaine fleeces at 58s to 60s with 1/2 blood figures. Medium grades saw some demand but Ohio lines had no close sales. Combing and clothing grades quoted around 26 to 29 cents in the grease.
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Boston
Ohio
Grain prices drift in Chicago trading
Chicago grain traders closed mixed as wheat and December contracts posted modest moves amid thin volume. Prices fluctuated with little clear direction, reflecting a quiet session in the futures market.
New Orleans Cotton Prices Narrow on Market Slump
New Orleans spot cotton settled January 10 with middling grade at 12.82 cents per pound and sales light. The market showed limited activity as traders awaited broader demand signals and prices edged slightly lower across futures.
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New Orleans
Statton
de Cds Soos
Galveston Cotton Market Steady at Middling 12.88
Galveston spot cotton held steady with middling quotes at 12.88 cents as sales reached 150 bales. The market showed slight firmness despite light activity, reflecting steady demand in the Texas port trade.
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Galveston
New York curb stock list highlights mixed results
AP reports a crowded New York curb listing with varied quotes across many equities. Notable figures include Am Cyan at 1/4, Am Fen P War at 3, Newmont Min at 38 3/4, Gulf Oil Pa at 59, Humble Oil 46, Penn Read 2, Texan Oil 6 5/8, and Un.Lt & Pow at 1 1/8, among others.
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New York
CURB
Associated Press
Alum Co Am
Amn G&e
Maracaibo
Am Sup Pow
Ark Nat Gas
Assoc G& EA
Brillo Mig
Ity Sve
City Sve Bid
Cord Corp
CusieMer
el Bons & Share
Ford. Met Ltd
Gulf Oil Pa
eHcl
Humble Oil
Lib McN & L
Newmont
Nia Hud
Penn. Read
Siberling Rule
Swift & Co
Texan Oil
Unit Verde
House of David Exhibits Fancy Basketball Victory
A bearded House of David basketball team defeated Amonett's Fender-Fixers 65 to 58 at Roswell High School gym last night. Curtis led with 27 points, Hodges 13 for Amonett, and Carpenter 12. Gate receipts from Amonett were donated to Roswell fish school athletic fund.
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House of David
Amonett
Fender-Fixers
Roswell High School
Curtis
Hodges
Carpenter
Roswell Fish’ School Athletic Fund
Jassie Witness Tells How He Escaped After City Island Visit
Dr. John F. Condon testified in the Lindbergh case about his encounters during the ransom affair. The cross examination, lively with questions about a box, notes, and a boat trip near Gay Head, explored who knew of the ransom, who built the box, and whether Condon identified the kidnapper as Hauptmann.
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Reilly
Col. Lindbergh
Gay Head
Neellie
Jassie
Condon
City Island
Hauptmann
Neon
Trenchard
Koren
Busch
Dr. Condon
Bronx
Naped
Ferrari
Governor Tingley backs state magazine for New Mexico
Santa Fe AP Gov Clyde Tingley said he will promote the state magazine as a major vehicle to highlight New Mexico scenery climate outdoor life schools and industries He urged use by the University and colleges and suggested the education department subscribe for school blocks to support the publication.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Lindbergh Kidnap Trial Witness Denies Key Claims
In Flemington on January 10, 1935, Dr John F Condon testified he did not recall declaring the Lindbergh baby was stolen by a gang. He denied telling a reporter the body was returned to the woods near the Lindbergh home and disputed the prosecutor's implications about the box and "the chief" directing the ransom plot.
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City Island
Jassie
Reilly
Condon
A Press
Flemington, J
Bruno Richard Mauptmann
John F
Jassie) Condon
2 Sane
Hauptmann
Edward J. Reilly
John
Hopewell
Lindberghs
Vanscom
Lindbergh
Henry Breckinridge
New York
New York Cotton Prices Steady with Slight Dips
New York cotton trading on January 10 remained quiet with prices holding in a 4 to 5 point range. Southern selling and liquidations caused slight upturns. trade absorbed offerings on setbacks. Futures closed steady with small gains and losses, with January at 12.54, March 12.63, May 12.69, July 12.71, October 12.59, December 12.65. Spot middling quoted at 12.80.
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New York
Cottom
Lloyd Johnson Passes New Mexico Bar Examination
Santa Fe January 10 AP five candidates passed the state bar exam from twelve tested announced by the state board. Successful entrants include B R Britton C E Waggoner James B Stapp Kenneth G Shaffer all of Albuquerque and Lloyd B Johnson of Roswell.
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Santa Fe
State Board of Bar Examiners
B. R. Britton
C. E. Waggoner
James B. Stapp
Kenneth G. Shaffer
Albuquerque
Lloyd Bb. Johnson
Roswell
College Football Scores From Across The Nation
AP reports scattered college football results with Waynesburg beating West Virginia 41 25 Cornell 27 Colgate 26 Temple 35 Penn State 33 City College of New York 32 George Washington 43 John Carroll 20 Akron 48 Xavier 29 Wittenberg 20 Bethany Kansas 25 Peru Nebraska Teachers 35 Drury 28 Gustavus Adolphus 31 Mankato Minnesota Teachers 26 Missouri Valley 23 Central 25 Warrensburg Missouri Teachers 2 Baker 33 Friends Kansas 26 Bethel 24 Texas Christian 26 North Texas Teachers 1 John Tarleton 39 Howard Payne 34 Panhandle A&M 53 Garden City Kansas Jr College 38 Tempe Arizona State Teachers St Texas Tech 34.
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Park Pentiy
Murrayc
Nash
Nat P&l
Gti
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NorAmy
Nor Pac
Ohio Oil
Packard
Phelps
Phil. Pet
Progambb
jPf
Rextobb
Safeway
Ger -P
St Joe Lead
L&sf
Sears BR
Kysier
Oca Col
Geleate
Col G&e
omInytr
Jm Solv
Com&é Sour
G&m
GongoNa
Stdo NS
Hepian
Stone&w
Emn Pro
Sturbkr
Indal
Tex&Pac
Corp
Pc&o
The
Associated Press
Waynesburg
West Virginia
Cornell
Colgate
Temple
Penn State
City College of New York
George Washington
John Carroll
Akron
Xavier
Wittenberg
Bethany
Kas
Peru
Neb
Drury
Northeast Oklahoma
Gustavus Adolphus
Mankato
Minn
Missouri Valley
Central
Warrensburg
Baker
Friends
Bethel
Texas Christian
North Texas
John Tarleton
Howard Payne
Legislature stalls over highway commission size
The legislature debated a recommendation to replace a five member highway commission with a three member body. The speaker stated no further appointments had been made and the decision would wait until after the legislative session.
NRA and NEC Are Distinct State Bodies in New Mexico
In Santa Fe, the NRA or National Recovery Administration runs by Fred C. Rogers and J J Dempsey, while the NEC or National Emergency Council is directed by George E Cook of Socorro. The NRA has enforced codes and collected about 5000 dollars in back wages for workers who were paid less than required.
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Santa Fe
NRA
NEC
National Recovery Administration
Fred C. Rogers
J. J. Dempsey
Rogers
George E. Cook
Socorro
National Emergency Council
New Mexico
Unemployed Rally Reaches Santa Fe Legislature
About 169 jobless protesters from Albuquerque and other New Mexico towns arrived in Santa Fe today, marching by truck, car, and on foot to demand relief from state administration. In the plaza they heard leaders urge solidarity with calls like Organize and fight dont starve, with delegates from Gallup Cimarron Raton Las Vegas Dawson Roswell Clovis Portales Silver City and others en route from Deming and Lordsburg.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Carl Howe
Gallup
Cimarreh
Raton
Las Vegas
Dawson
Roswell
Clovis
Portales
Silver City
Deming
Lordsburg
Three Bombs Wreck South Bend Restaurant and Stores
Three bombs exploded early today in South Bend Indiana causing extensive damage across the Palace Restaurant and nearby stores and theater at a key intersection. Officials estimate property damage at 75030 with no injuries. Police note time bomb signals from dry cells and possible labor trouble linked to non union staff.
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South Bend
Imd
Palace
Colfax Avenue
Michigan Street
Palace Theater
U. S. Bonds Closing Prices Reported
Liberty bonds closed with Fourth 4 144s at 101.29. Treas 4 1/4s ranged 113.28. Home Owners Loan 4s at 101.8. Fed Farm Mortgage 3s at 100.5 and 3 1/4s at 102-4. Market notes show price quotes gathered in New York.
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U. S. Bonds
New York
Liberty Bonds
Treas
Home Owners Loan
Fed Farm
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