Stock Markets Edge Lower After Strong Run
Wall Street and New York trading opened with a subdued tone after a week of gains. The market saw mixed moves with oils and specialties posting small gains while leaders dipped. Notable advances included American Can and Union Pacific, with several major names easing. Final session volume reached 2,628,290 shares. In Kansas City hogs and cattle markets, values showed modest firmness with specific price ranges for various weights and grades. Sheep and lamb markets were mostly higher, led by gains for fed lambs and good quality ewes.
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New York
Houston Oil
Seaboard Oil
New Jersey
California
Atlantic Refining
Amerada
Ohio Oil
American Can
Union Pacific
Cerro de Pasco
Congoleum
U. S. Smelting
American Telephone
Western Union
Columbian
Continental Can
International Harvester
Case
Johns
Manville
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Kansas City
US Dept
New York Stocks Close Today On Broad Market Activity
The New York Stock Exchange reported broad activity with mixed gains and declines across many blue chip and industrial issues led by durable goods, chemicals, and transportation stocks. Notable moves included AmEx, Coca Cola, Chrysler, and General Electric as traders priced in shifting demand signals and company earnings expectations.
Wool market in Boston shows firmer quotations and higher demand
On January 22 Boston reports continued firm domestic wool quotations as a more active goods market boosts sales. Increased food demand helped heavier wool top deliveries on fall contracts. estimated receipts for week ending January 20 reach 171,709 pounds versus 277,000 prior week.
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Boston
US Dept
Chicago Grain Prices for Wheat Corn and More
Chicago grain prices on January 22 show wheat futures at May 389 3 4, July 38, September 89 1 8, corn May 52, July 53 3 4, September 55 1 8, oats May 38 1 4, July 37 1 4, September 36 3 8, rye May 61 5 8, July 62, barley May 51, July 51 1 2, lard January 5 59, May 5 85, July no sales, bellies January 6 50, May 7 05.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
AdamExp
Alaska J
Allegny
Nkl
Allis C
Myvi
AmnCan
Kencott
Car&f
Krog Gr
Lamber
Amer
Ligmyrr
Loco
AmRadSt
McKetin
McLellam
AmSugar
MontWa
Amwwk
I-T Murray
AmWoln
Nash Mtr
AmWinPt
Borden
Wark U
Brokmnt
Penny JC
Bulova
Penn RR
BuradMa
Phelps D
Byers Co
Phil Pet
Cal Hee
Prai Pip Can Dry
Gmbao Can Pac
Pullman
Chrysler
Colgate
Coty
G&e
Curter
Dlac&w
SON J
DiaMat
Ste Wrn
la Doug Air
St & Wster
du Pont
Studbkr
Eastman
Ener Ae
Elau Tl
exCorp
Kies
Paz
Tek Gui
EisTorTt
TexPv&Cf
Erie RR
Fid Pfl
Timken B
Firet&r
Trang Am
Foster W
Fox FA
Free Tex
GenAlph
UnitAir
GenElec
Goldus
US Steel
Goetyt
St Ve
GtNorPf
Uti
PLA
Wadsco Ee Gwsepf
Vanadum
Hershey
Warn Pix
Homstak
West Mild
Hous Oil
West UN
Howe
West Air
Hup Mtr
Woolwrt
Ill Cil
Wor Pump
Ins Cop
Yel Tr&c
Chicago
Cotton opens down, then recovers as liquidation spreads
New York cotton opened with declines, then recovered briefly before easing again as commission houses liquidate. Spot remained steady with middling at 11.50.
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New York
Conti Commission House
U S Bonds and Treasury Notes Close Mixed in New York
In New York on January 22, U S government securities posted mixed closes with Liberty bonds quoted at 41 4 after fractions and 33 38, while Treasury 4 1-4s traded around 47 to 52 with a 106.2 level noted.
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Liberty
Treasury
New Orleans Cotton Market Steady On Spot Totals
New Orleans Jan 22 spot cotton held steady with 7 point declines. Sales reached 1,757 bales as good middling fiber traded at 11.56 cents per pound.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Stock Averages Report for January 22 1934
Stock averages from Standard Statistics Co show today’s values at 97.6 49.3 77.9 86.7 with previous day figures 97.9 49.7 240.0 and 26S. The snippet lists daily readings for nd and arrays, reflecting market closes and prior session levels.
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Standard Statistics Co
Wall Street closes mixed as various stocks move
New York trading ends with gains for some names and declines for others. Notable quotes include Am Cyan B and Amer G & E among movers, while Gulf Oil and Newmont show strength. Market breadth remains uneven with utility and energy firms among the day’s standout performers.
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New York
Alum Co Am
Am Cyan B
Ford War
Amer G & E
Amer Mar
Amer Sup
Ark Nat Gas A
Assoc G & E
Brillo Mig
City Sve
City Cop Min
Cord Corp
Cresson
Detroit Air
el B & S
Ford Ltd
Gulf Oil
Hecla Mining
Ind Ter A
Newmont
Niag Hud Pow
Penn Road
Shatt Denn
Sound
Swift & Co
Texon
Gas
P&l
Unit Verde
Araki Resigns After Influenza Strikes Tokyo Leader
Araki, 56, a key figure in the nationalist movement and head of the Manchurian campaign, fell ill with influenza in Tokyo on January 4 and later developed pneumonia. His illness and slow recovery prompted his resignation amid Japan's political turmoil.
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Arakis
Araki
Tokyo
Inspections of State Insane Asylum Finances At Issue
Albuquerque dispatch outlines R D Jones audit figures for the State Insane Asylum for July 1 to December 31, 1933. Officials defend management under R R Devine noting building allocations, budget gaps covered by surplus, and costs kept to about 0.60 per patient daily amid rising prices.
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Moore
Dow
State Hospital
Jones
R. R. Devine
Albuquerque
N. M
R. D. Jones
Roswell
Taxpayers Federation Pushes Tax Overhaul Plan
The Farm Holiday leader W A Sutherland urged a special legislative session to reform the tax system while Vernon Tolle of the New Mexico Educational Association pledged support. The federation laid out a nine source tax plan and consolidation measures for government and boards, with a split session and school law revisions among priorities.
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W. A. Sutherland
Vernon ©. Tolle
New Mexico Educational Association
Tolle
Educational Association
Federation
State Educational Association
Roosevelt to ask funds to continue CWA until May first
Washington January 22 AP President Roosevelt outlined plans to seek congressional funds to extend the Civil Works Administration only until May. The request would use about 350 million of the 1.166 billion total for this year's budget. While there is pressure to extend CWA further, no hint of abandoning the taper-off by May was given.
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Wshington
Pesilent Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Civil Works Administration
C/VA
Gov Hockenhull regrets Roswell Legion banquet absence
Roswell American Legion commander Lake J. Frazier received a letter from Governor A W Hockenhull saying he cannot attend the annual banquet due to state duties. Ollie A. Davis and Herman Baca are among speakers, with John Hernandez to greet attendees. About 70 advance tickets sold for the Women’s Club banquet Friday night.
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Lake J. Frazier
Roswell
American Legion
Frm
A. W. Hockenhull
The
Herman Baca
New Mexico Department
John Hernandez
New Mexico
Woman’s Club
Farmers urged to sign cotton acreage contracts
J. R. Thomas, county agent, reminds farmers January 1 is the deadline to file cotton acreage reduction contracts and urges immediate action. Farmers should see their community committeemen Virgil Grantham Fred Nelson Geo Bozert Raymond Durand C. W. Curry and J. R. Spence to complete the contact.
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J. R. Thomas
Virgil Granthm
Fred Nelson
Geo. Bozert
Raymond Durand
C. W. Curry
J. R. Spence
Bremer disappearance fuels fear amid hoax note
Fear grows as a blood stained vehicle image resurfaces after Bremer vanishes. A shaky note sent to Minneapolis postmaster W C Robertson claims Bremer was bumped off and his body will be found near Anovia Minnesota after the snow. Police call the message a hoax, but intense searches continue in Anokea and surrounding areas.
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Fangv
Bremer
W. C. Robertson
Minneapolis
Robertson
Ano
Minn
Ancka
Land Bank Loans in Mountain States
Federal Land Bank and Land Commissioner loans totaling 5 040 400 were closed in Montana Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico from May 1 1923 to Jan 1 1924. Senator Carey and colleagues proposed a new federal land bank district comprising Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico. Montana accounted for the largest share with 581 loans totaling 1 365 500 including 152 federal land bank loans totaling 476 100 and 428 closed by land bank commission.
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Washington
Federal Land Bank
Land Commissioner
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Carey
Ray
Cutting
Adams
D-Cole
New Merxico
Land Bank Commission
Loan Totals by State in Late 1930s Mortgage Program
Summary of mortgage data shows Wyoming with 98 loans totaling 173 650 including 77 commier loans and 21 federal land bank loans. Colorado with 412 loans totaling 700 900 of which 122 are land bank loans and 290 closed by commissioners. New Mexico reports 52 loans totaling 65 000 with 13 land bank loans and 39 land bank commission closings.
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Oe Riedak
Aesta
Ers
Commier
Wyoming
Federal Land Bank
Colorado
New Mexico
Land Bank
Arrest of Gregoro Fisares in Roswell Jail Transfer
Gregoro Fisares was arrested in Carlstad by Chaves county authorities on assault with a deadly weapon against Hilario Garcia. He was brought to Roswell yesterday and placed in the county jail.
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Gregoro Fisares
Carlstad
Chaves
Hilario Garcia
Roswell
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