Stock market churning sides with narrow gains and losses
New York stocks moved in a choppy pattern with limited price changes as profit taking restrained advances. Turnover totaled 2,930,100 shares while specialties held trader attention. Celanese rose about four points and U S Steel slipped nearly a point amid mixed results across many major issues.
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New York
Celanese
Armour
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll Rand
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
American Commercial Alcohol
Case
U. S. Pipe & Foundry
Union Pacific
Chrysler
Western Union
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
U. Ss. Smelting
International Telephone
N. Y. Central
General Motors
Consolidated Gas
Montgomery Ward
Stock Averages for January 17 1934
The Day’s closing figures show 60Ind, 29Ar, 20At, 99Tay with averages of 95.5 48.1 75.6 84.7. Prevday readings: 95.7 48.1 76.1. Prices and some data appear incomplete with a $4.9 and na noted.
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Ind
Texas wool markets show firmer trade in January
Boston wires report Texas wool prices rising with better demand. Twelve months clip sold 85-88 cents scoured. twelve months staple 82-84 cents scoured. Sample fall wool 75-80 cents. sizeable fall wool business not yet developed.
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Boston
US Dept
Texas
New York Stock List Heavy with Varied Quotes
A market record from New York reports a wide array of stock prices and changes for numerous companies. Highlights include Am Co Am 83 3-4, Am Cyan B 17 7-8, Gulf Oil 65 7-8, Libby MeN 4 1-8, Newmont 51 1-4, Penn Road 3 1-4, Sound 31 5-8, Unit Gas 2 1-2, and Unit P&L 4 5-8 among others.
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New York
Ajum Co
Am Cyan
Amer G & B
Amer Mar
Amer Sup
Ark Nat Gas A
Assoc G & E
Brillo Mfe
City Sve
City Sve Pd
Cord Corp
Cresson
Detroit Air
el B &’S
Port Ltd
S. Gulf Oil
Hecla Mining
S. Libby
Newmont
Ning Hud Pow
Penn Road
King
Sound
Swift & Co
Tekon
Unit Gas
Unit P&l
Unit
Verde
New York Cotton Rally on Renewed Demand and Covering
New York January 17 reports a cotton rally driven by renewed commission house demand and trade buying. Some covering by recent sellers supported prices, with March futures closing barely steady at 12 lower. Spot fibers held at middling around 11.55.
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New York
Commission House
Livestock Market Report from Kansas City
Hogs 500 head 880 direct mostly steady top 3.30 on choice 170 270. Packing sows 230 to 280, stock pigs 175 to 265. Cattle 65,000, calves 800, lower grades cows strong to 25 higher, top yearling steers 6.65, heifers 4.25 to 6.25, cows good 2.85 to 3.50, common and medium 2.35 to 2.85, vealers 3.00 to 5.50. Sheep 7,000, best fed lambs above 8.10, yearling wethers 4.75 to 6.25, ewes 2.50 to 3.75.
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Kansas City
Chicago grain and livestock closing prices report
Chicago market close shows wheat May 90 5 S, July 88 3 8, Sept 89 1 2. Corn May 53, July 54 7 8, Sept 56 5 S. Oats May 39, July 38, Sept 7 1 8. Rye May 64 1 2, July 64 7 8. Barley May 53 1 2, July 53 1 2. Lard January 5.07, May 5.50, July 5.95. Bellies January no sales, May 6.67.
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Chicago
Liberty bonds close in New York trading
United States bonds were reported with Liberty bonds closing on January 17 in New York. First 4 1-4s traded around 33-38 and settled near 100.29, while Treasury 4 1-4s moved between 47 and 52 with a price near 106.
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U. S. Bonds
New York
Liberty Bonds
Treasury
New Orleans Cotton Prices Steady Amid Trade
In New Orleans on January 17 spot cotton held steady with prices 7 cents lower and sales totaling 312 bales. Middling grade reached 11.19 cents.
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New Orleans
Violators of NM petroleum code face prosecution action
Dudley Cornell says New Mexico planning and coordinating committee has taken steps to curb NRA petroleum code violations. A special prosecutor has been sent from Washington to Denver to handle Colorado cases and may be sent to New Mexico soon, with possible action by a U S attorney.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
United States
Dudley Cornell
Wynekoop Case Dr Wynekoop May Die Any Minute
Defense attorney W W Smith reported that Dr Alice Lindsay Wynekoop's doctor warned she "might die any minute" as the murder trial in Chicago moved toward afternoon. Dr Catherine Wynekoop, her daughter, feared the 62 year old defendant could not continue the proceedings. She died with a murder in the age of her daughter in law.
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Criminal Courts Building
Chicago
W. W. Smith
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Catherine Wynekoop
Health survey to study New Mexico children
Santa Fe January 17 AP a health survey on tuberculosis dysentery typhoid infantile diarrhea and malnutrition in school children is under way by the state health bureau. about 27 nurses may be added on a civil works administration project to start the program. measurements for malnutrition use a new system based on biceps chest depth and hip width rather than weight and height. registered nurses from federal reemployment lists will be chosen with two supervisors at 125 dollars a month and nurses at 100 dollars a month.
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Santa Fe
State Health Bureau
Civil Works Administration
J. Rosslyn Earp
Washington
Children’s Bureau
CWA
Margaret Reeves
New Mexico
Karp
Earpy
State Nurses’ Association
Liquor Board Posts $764 Surplus for Common School Fund
Santa Fe reports the state liquor board shows 764 income for the common school fund. Totals reach 20,764 in collections with 20,000 allowed and 5,600 loan for initial expenses to be repaid from early receipts. Excess beyond appropriation benefits the common school fund.
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Santa Fe
State Liquor Board
Common School Fund
Common School Funde
Cotton Market Falls Slightly In Local Trading
Galveston on January 17 reports spot cotton steady at middling 11.15 cents with 700 bales sold. Prices show a 19 point drop and buyers seek further results from advertisers.
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Galveston
Burrus Convicted in Santa Fe Death Duel Case
ASK FREEDOM- continues from page one. R E Bod Burrus, Santa Fe policeman, was convicted of manslaughter in the death of Apolonio Pino, police chief, in a revolver duel last year. Joe Kenny for Burrus argued seven grounds for reversal, citing newspaper prejudice, jury instruction errors, denial to remove a juror, and alleged jury tampering by a bailiff. The supreme court took each appeal under advisement.
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R. E. “Bod
Burrus
Santa: Fe
Apolonio Pino
Joe Kenny
Pino
Supreme Court
Judge McGhee to Hear Las Cruces Cas
A hearing is set in Las Cruces before district judge J B McGhee for Nami Jubu la of Burkikalan India seeking part of her husband Julio Jubla's estate. Julio Jubla, a wealthy farmer near Mesilla Park, died December 27, 1982 when his truck and a train collided.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Nami Jubula
Burkikalan
Punjab
India
Julio Jubula
Mesilla Park
J. B. McGhee
Roswell
Board cleans house at asylum amid audit findings
Eleven dismissed to run the farm or buy cheaper for the open market. Dr Hannett pressed on hospital care as pork loss egg shortage and milk scarcity emerged. An audit by R D Jones blamed incompetence in cash posting and record keeping by Joe G Romero and Agatha Gandy. Dow said Ciddie and Graham were removed for incompetence and alleged theft. Next meeting Feb 12 will address food diversion property removals and further dismissals with hearings planned.
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Joe G. Romero
Agatha Gandy
Graham
Dow
Ciddie
Grahan
Possiere
Sizzling Hot Election On In New Orleans
New Orleans faces a heated mayoral race with martial law threats and a pledge to deploy 10 060 policemen to ensure a quiet orderly election. Huey P Long reportedly supports John Kloerer against Mayor Semmes Walmsley in the Democratic primary next Tuesday.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
John Kloerer
T. Semmes Walmsley
New Mexico Waterfowl Refuges Plan to Seek Federal Aid
Musgrave B R Feitter Pete Los ey John Gatling and Andersom of the Middle Rio Grande conservancy project pro pose larger state efforts including Eiemdori Marshes Stinking Lake Itte eek Marshes north of Roswell and the Black Lakes Barker to leave for New York and Washington Friday with recommendations to a three member committee appointed by Agriculture Secretary Wallace to study waterfowl conservation. The New Mexico work would focus on fencing marshes to keep livestock out and building dykes to protect lakes and wetlands while predatory animal control would be run by the US Biological Survey.
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Musgrave
B. R. Feitter
Pete Losey
John Gatling
Andersom
Middle Rio Grande Conservancy
New Mexico
Eiemdori
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
America
U. S. Biological Survey
City Auto Service Hires Factory Trained Mechanics
C Hulbert and C Savoie are factory trained Ford specialists now running City Auto Service. They moved from the Ross Hotel location to 214 West Second Street, Roswell, offering complete auto repair, generator and battery work, and Hoodye shock absorber exchange with full shop facilities and overhead cranes.
Girls Are Never Untainable to Interested Youth
Doris Blake offers dating guidance via the character Alphonse, who fears meeting girls. The piece urges him to meet women where they are, boost confidence, avoid self deprecation, and learn conversation and social graces from male peers, warning not to play meek.
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Doris Blake
Alphonse
Alphone
Veterans Press Hatch 10 Aid in Cutting Disabled Benefits
William Z Darmitzel national junior vice commander of the Disabled American Veterans said NM posts were asked to wire Sen Carl Hatch to back Sen Bronson Cutting in restoring benefits to service connected veterans. He noted D A V leaders wired Cutting thanking him for activity on behalf of National headquarters while party leaders in Congress push to limit or derail related legislation this session.
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Albuquerque
N. M
William Z. Darmitzel
New Mexico
Carl Hatch
Bronson Cutting
Darmitzél Ray
Senator Cutting
Dermitze
Congress
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