New York Stock Market Mixed As AP Reported Prices
New York stocks saw uneven action with many issues listed and varied prices in a morning AP summary. Notable names include Air Wap, Lib MeN, Am Can LigMyrs B, Lorillard, AmStamp, and Tex Gal among others, with bond and commodity notes following.
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New York
AmeySe
Mack
Abaco
McKent
Medelli
Am Smelt
ATASF
Ohio
SaDerail & Fan Gl
M Atric
Ark U Bendix A
Heek
Beth Stl
Cae JC
An RR
Sika Ss
Helps D
Einen Ai Phil Pet
Cate Pro Gam
BuradMa
Pure Oil
ersCo
Cal Ee Ots
Reca
Noti Rand
Rey Ea Celanse
Ag C&o Rail
Steet Oe
Cmst Prp
St L&sh
Cm&stp
Schulte
Ip Chi Ri&p
SeabAi
Ene
ConBake
I Ft DuPont
Swift&c Oa
Eastman
Eeton
ElAuto
Tex Gal
el Boat
Elecp&l
Krierr
T&r
GenElec
Gil Raz
Goodyear
Omi
Holland
CIA Wienex
Santa Fe Store Robbery Suspected Inside Job
The McMarr Store safe in Santa Fe was looted of about 1760 dollars and police suspect an inside job after L M Pringle reported being abducted and beaten by three men who took keys and fled. Pringle was dumped on the Las Vegas highway with a watch recovered nearby. Albuquerque police said their officers backed the inside job theory after assisting in the investigation.
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Santa Fe
McMarr
Tom Delgado
L. M. Pringle
Pringle
Las Vegas
Ed Safford
Atassy 1 Auto Supply ad offers free car wash
An advertisement from Atassy 1 Auto Supply & Service promises a free car wash to Ross L. Malone Sr. when presented. The message notes the offer and includes the shop name and customer reference.
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Ross L. Malone Sr
Atassy
Wall Street ends steady after late rail rally gains
New York stocks closed steady after a late rail rally and stronger packing, oil, and specialty issues. Gains appeared in Missouri Pacific Preferred, Santa Fe, Nickel Plate Preferred, and others while Douglas Aircraft and Westinghouse declined. Total volume reached 2,582,300 shares.
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Wall Street
New York
TVA
Missouri Pacific
Santa Fe
Nickel Plate
N. Y
Central
Union Pacific
Wilson & Co
Armour, Swift
American Sugar Refining
Houston Oil
Ohio Oil
Standard of New Jersey
National Cash Register
Burroughs
International Telephone
Douglas Aircraft
Westinghouse
American Can
Anaconda
Kansas City Livestock Prices Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Kansas City livestock report shows hogs totaling 5500 with slow activity and lower bids, cattle around 14000 head with weak to lower bids on killing classes, sows mostly 8.25 to 8.65, and calves 2500 with stockers and feeders steady to easier, yearlings around 8.50. Sheep 6000 with strong to higher killing classes, top fed lambs around 10.60 and natives 10.50, most fed lambs and natives 10.25 to 10.60.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ap-Us
Chicago Livestock Market Mixed Movements on Jan 13
Chicago livestock prices show hogs mostly steady with top 10.20 and lighter weights 9.75 to 10.10, cattle and calves weak to steady with some good cattle at 11.00 and up to 14.00 for top, cows 10 to 15 lower, hogs and sheep markets mixed as buyers bid higher for select lots, slaughter weights 4.75 to 5.50.
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Chicago
Ap-Us
Chicago Produce Prices and Poultry Cuts
Chicago on January 13 AP reports steady poultry demand with various weights for hens and turkeys, including Leghorn and colored ducks, geese price ranges and dressed turkey figures. Butter and eggs prices are listed with standard classifications and current receipts.
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Chicago
Colorado
New York Cotton Slips Then Steady After Court Dismissal
Cotton moved within 17 to 31 point swings with declines tied to Liver pool cables foreign liquidation and local selling. Sharp recoveries followed the Supreme Court dismissal of the Bankhead act test suit while futures closed steady down a touch to up modestly.
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New York
Liverpool
United States Supreme Court
New York curb stocks rise and fall on mixed trading
Closing prices show varied moves across major issues with Am Cyan B at 34 5/8 and Amn G&E A at 1 3/8 while Amn G&E (1) at 944 and Texan Oil (60) at 7 1/2 reflect uneven demand. Other notes include Ford Mtr Ltd at 8 3/4 and Humble Oil (1) at 68 1/8 amid a broad dealer activity in early January.
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New York
Alum Co Am
Amn Cyan
Amn G&e
Cord Corp
Ford Mtr Ltd
Gulf Oil Pa
Hecla
Humble Oil
Newmont
Nair Hud
Penn Road
Texan Oil
Unit & Pow A
Unit Verde
Wool Prices For Various Fleece Grades In Clean Scotch Ropes
Small volumes closed on several lines with average to short French combing at 645. Finely domestic wools in original bags sold 82 to 84 cents scoured. Average to good French combing in similar lines realized 84 to 86 cents. Semi bright combing and medium fleeces sold about 75 cents scoured for 56s 3/8 blood and around 70 cents for 48 50 percent blood.
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Semibright
Golf Amateurs Warned Over Written Advice by Amateurs
United States Golf Association president John G. Jackson warns Lawson Little and other amateur writers to keep guidance on the amateur side of the fence. Little had begun syndicated columns suggesting swing tweaks, nearly edgeing into instructional territory, and was pulled back after meetings.
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New York
Lawson Little
John G. Jackson
United States Golf Association
Little
Bobby Jones
Jackson
Bob Jones
Hendrix Makes Biltmore Finals in Coral Gables
Coral Gables Fla Jan 13 AP Arthur Hendrix a 23 year old Lakeland Florida collegiate advanced to the Miami Biltmore tennis final after defeating Bryan Bitsy Grant ranked No 3 2 6 6 4 6 3 6 0 in the semifinals Grant had been beaten by the rising Floridian a week after Hendrix won the New Orleans Sugar Bowl title over Wilmer Allison the national singles champion Hendrix listed 17th nationally faces Charles Harris West Palm Beach in the final evidence confirms he beat Weston Painter Minneapolis 6 3 6 4 6 2 in the quarterfinals and semifinal details.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Arthur Hendrix
Miami Biltmore
Lakeland
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Charles Harris
West Palm Beach
Weston Painter
Minneapolis
Hendrix
Grant
New Orleans
Wilmer Allison
Joe Louis Faces Retzlaff in Friday Chicago Stadium Fight
Joe Louis and Charley Retzlaff moved into the final stretch of training for their 15 round title bout set for Friday night at Chicago Stadium. Louis pushed hard in his best day of training in weeks while Retzlaff, given a holiday, was slated for the equivalent of 12 rounds as preparations continued.
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Chicago
Joe Louis
Charley Retzlaff
Louis
Retzlaff
Spec Stewart Out Stanford Until April
Verne Spec Stewart, state amateur golf champion, will stay away from Stanford until April due to eye trouble. The Stanford golf star and Western junior champion said he will continue to play and is preparing for the Southwestern meet in Tucson.
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Albuquerque
Verne
Spec
Stewart
Stanford University
Stanford
Tucson
Carrizozo Grizzlies Edge Cloudcroft In Narrow Win
Carrizozo high school Grizzlies narrowly defeated Cloudcroft High 18 to 16 on Saturday night. The Carrizozo second team opened and played most of the game, trailing at the half. When the regulars entered late, Carrizozo barely held on for the victory after a slow start. Earlier Friday, Carrizozo beat Vaughn 37 to 11.
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Carrizozo High School Grizzlies
Cloudcroft High
Carrizozo
Grizzlies
Vaughn
Sees Bright Outlook for Townsend Bill
Chicago January 13 AP Chances of passing the Townsend pension plan this session look brighter after the House approved the soldiers bonus. Robert E. Clements, Townsend movement head, called the bonus vote an admission of the plan’s soundness and predicted at least 100 new House representatives will join the Townsend bloc. He argued immediate bonus payment would boost purchasing power, supporting Townsend.
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Chicago
Townsend
Robert E. Clements
Institute Board of Regents Meet Opens Routine Session
The Institute Board of Regents met to attend to routine business with H. M. Dow and Rolla Hinkle of Roswell, Judge M. A. Otero Jr. of Santa Fe, and C. M. Botts of Albuquerque present. Thomas Mears of Portales was absent. Record circulation excels.
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Board of Regents of
H. M. Dow
Rolla Hinkle
Roswell
M. A. Otero Jr
Santa Fe
C. M. Botts
Albuquerque
Thomas Mears
Portales
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