Bullish stocks push market gains on Jan 19
Bullish forces took control as the dollar slipped against sterling and a strong NY market closed with gains across all groups. Turnover reached 3,602,590 shares with notable advances in Delaware & Hudson, Santa Fe, and major names like U S Steel and U S Industrial Alcohol. Cotton and wheat rose, while bonds strengthened except for U S government issues.
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Deere
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Libby Owens
Consolidated Gas
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N. Y. Central
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Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City market snapshot dated Jan 19 shows hogs at 3500 head mostly steady to 5 lower with top at 3.40 for 170 to 180 lb pigs and packing sows 2.35 to 2.85. cattle 1000 head and calves 300 head fully steady with steers 550 to 1100 lb 5.00 to 6.85, heifers 4.25 to 6.25, cows 2.85 to 3.50, wealers 3.00 to 5.50. sheep 2000 head strong to 10 higher, top fed lambs 8.35, yearlings 5.00 to 6.50, ewes 2.75 to 4.00.
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U.S. Bonds Close in New York on Jan 19
Liberty bonds ended the day with first 41 45 at 33 38 and 100.28, while Treasure 4 1 48 47 52 moved to 105.31. All figures reflect market close in New York.
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New Orleans Cotton Prices Steady on Jan 19
Spot cotton in New Orleans steadies at 17 cents plus for middling grade with sales of 2,200 bales reported. Middling cotton priced at 11.29 cents per pound.
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Market Wrap: Commodity Futures and Stock Highlights
New York and Chicago report shows mixed futures with gains in some grains. Wheat May 91 1 8, corn May 52 7 8, oats May 39, rye May 63 7 8, barley May 52 3 4, lard January 5.50 and bellies January 6.50. In NY list, firms like Gulf Oil, Newmont, and Seiberling traded with varied results.
Wool market shows active trade in western fine wools
Boston reports a fairly active wool market with emphasis on finer western grades. Inquiries arose for fleeces while medium fleece and territory wools were slow. quotations remained firm. Short French combing 64s and finer territory wools reached 79 to 81 cents scoured. bulk average combing 64s and finer territory wools 81 to 83 cents.
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Insane Asylum Ledger Criticizes Past Waste and Calls for Reform
The auditor’s report on the Insane Asylum details waste in dairy, chicken, and hog farm operations while praising management for efficiency and stable standards despite a 25 percent budget cut. It urges centralized control, better records, monthly billing, and depreciation tracking, noting assets of about 1.03 million dollars and a six month deficit of 3,467.93 against a planned budget of 109,350.
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Wool market shows modest weeklong uptick in demand
Boston reports a modest rise in wool business over the past week or ten days with government-contract tops and yarns activity. Prices remain generally firm though mixed signals appear. foreign markets soften slightly while domestic parity stays high. Mohair sees occasional steady demand. Quotations span Delaine and combing grades across Ohio, Michigan, New York, Wisconsin, Missouri, New England, Texas, California, Oregon with varied month, grade, and region prices.
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Commercial Bulletin
St Peters Sewing Society Holds Annual Election
St Peters Sewing Society met at Mrs. L. McCutcheon s home to hold its annual election. Elected: Mrs. L McCutcheon president, Mrs. Jo seph H Murphy vice president, Mrs. M J McDonald secretary treasurer. Plans for the year were set and refreshments served.
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J. Staeden
S. P. Hannifin
Charles W. Boone
Joseph H. Mur
Educators in Albuquerque Inspect San Jose Training School
Mrs. Georgia Lusk state superintendent and about 45 school officials toured the San Jose training school in Albuquerque New Mexico on January 19. They planned to travel to Santa Fe on Saturday to meet with state education department officials. Names of officials included E. J. Kurrie M. J. McDonald and Miss Gladys Richmond.
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Debates Over Stabilization Fund Put on Fast Track
Congressional debate heats as Roosevelt dollar policy faces rapid House and Senate action. Republicans push amendments to place fund control with the Federal Reserve Board and to limit fund duration while NRA chief Johnson and Sen Borah clash over price fixing and monopoly impacts on small business and consumers.
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New Mexico Adopts 15 and 24 Hour Work Week Plan
The governor’s adviser outlined reductions in weekly hours for different town sizes with 15 hours for towns under 2,500 and 24 hours for larger towns, while clerical and supervisory workers face compensation adjustments. Direct relief continues and 1,800 farmers were moved from drouth relief to CWA, targeting eastern six counties.
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Assessor to Visit Hagerman for Town Renditions
The county assessor will take renditions for 19.4 tax assessments at the First National Bank in Hagerman on Tuesday January 23 and Wednesday January 24 for residents of the area.
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