Stock Markets End Higher Amid Quiet Trading
Wall Street rose modestly in a calm session with professional activity driving gains. Transfers totaled about 2.3 million shares as grains held at firmer levels and select industrials advanced, led by Wright Aeronautical and United Aircraft.
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Navy
Wright Aeronautical
United Aircraft
Douglas
Steel Division
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
McQeesport
Allied Chemical
Case
du Pont
Union Pacific
General Motors
American Can
U. S. Smelting
American Telephone
Abduction Plot Involving Bremer Family Revealed
A ransom of 200000 in unnumbered old bills was prepared for two days. Police guarded Adolph Bremer’s home while a Brewer’s truck and a sedan activity sparked a mystery signal near Dr H T Nippert’s residence, suggesting an abducting plan linked to the Bremer family.
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Adolph Bremer
Jacob Schmidt Brewing Co
Commercial State Bank
H. T. Nippert
Minneapolis
Fender-Fixers Edge Carlsbad High In Tight Finish
Amonett's Fender-Fixers defeated Carlsbad high school Cavemen 45 to 44 at Carlsbad in a tightly contested game. Brookshier led with 18 points, tying the score late before drawing a foul and sinking the winning free throw. Starnes and Bailey each scored 14 for Carlsbad. Bond starred for Amonett's with strong defense and teamwork sealed the win.
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Fender-Fixers
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Amonett’s
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Conley
Mills
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Bailey
Bond
Fender Fixers
Chicago Collegians
Roswell High School
Hodges
Peed
Brookshier
Ae Mills
Carlsbad Hi
Pope
Marquess
Foe Bailey
I Schnaubert
Brady Desperado Captured Near Paola After Shootout
After a four day escape, Brady and three Kansas penitentiary convicts surrendered near Paola Kansas. Officers H R Lininger and Schlotman engaged the fugitives as Brady fired a riot gun cartridge jammed. Brady and two companions yielded while a third was captured by possemen. Sheriff Joe Achey aided the arrest. the men asked for pies after days without food.
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Undersherif
S H. R. Lininger
Rd Schlotman
Bray
Brady
Paola, Cas
Kansas State Penitentiary
Joe Achey
CCC Camp Near Capitan Named Outstanding in El Paso Area
A CCC camp near Capitan in New Mexico, Company 862, received standout status in the El Paso area, moving toward the Army and Navy Journal Award after competing with 53 camps. Captain H H Gough invites visitors to view their road and erosion control work as schedules of weekly events and entertainment are announced for next week.
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Camp
Capitan
Weaw Mexico
C.C.C
el Paso
Eighth Corps
Army and Navy Journal
H. H. Gough
New Mexico
Weekly stock list report from New York market tickers
The page lists closing bids for multiple companies with figures in fractional shares such as Amer Cyan B 18 1 4 and Ford Ltd 6 along with others including Gulf Oil 75 and Newmont 53. The compilation includes utilities energy and industrials like Ark Nat Gas A 17 8 and Niag Hud Pow 6 7 8, reflecting a broad market snapshot of prices and lot sizes.
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Alum Co
Am Cyan B
Amer G & EB
Amer Mar
Amer Sup Pow
Ark Nat Gas A
Assoc G & EA
City Sve
City Sve Ptd
Coas Cop Min
Cord Corp
Cresson
Detroit Air
el B & S
Ford Ltd
Gulf Oil
Hecla Mining
Libby McN
Market Summary from Kansas City Livestock Auction
Kansas City reports on January 23 AP cattle and hog sales with hogs 4000 mostly 10-35 higher top 3.45. Packing sows 2.40 to 2.90. stock pigs 1.75 to 2.35. Cattle 700 calves 1200 steady. Fed steers and yearlings lead, with steers 550 to 900 lbs 5.50 to 7.00. heifers 4.25 to 6.25. cows 2.85 to 3.50. weaner price range 3.00 to 6.00. Sheep 8000, lambs 25 higher. fat lambs 9.00. sheep 10-15 higher. ewes 2.90 to 4.15. yearling wethens 5.00 to 6.75.
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Kansas
City
Feeble demand for medium fleeces in Boston auctions
AP report from Boston notes inquiries were few and sales slow. Holders resisted bids below the previous peak prices on large lots. Some sellers asked higher than 42-45 cents for grease, while strictly combing 56s and 3-8 blood Ohio fleeces drew offers around 41-43 cents.
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Boston
Ohio
Chicago Grain Market Prices Jan 23 AP Report
Chicago grain and hog futures close with wheat May 90.5, corn May 53, oats May 38.25, rye May 62, Yes May 51.5, lard January 5.50, bellies January 6.50. No sales noted for July lard.
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Chicago
Cotton Rebounds After Earlier Lows In NY Market
New York cotton rose today as trade buying and covering supported March contracts. After dipping to 10.97, March rose to 11.15 while spot middling held at 11.50.
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New York
Cotton market holds steady in Galveston
Galveston spot cotton remained steady as the market opened the week, with middling grades quoted around 11.15 cents per pound, reflecting firm demand and consistent prices for nearby lots. AP report from Galveston dated January 23.
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Galveston
Stock Averages Report January 23 1934
The stock averages show 50 industrials at 99.2, 20 rails at 49.7, 24 utilities at 77.8, and 90 total at 87.8. Prev day figures include 7.6 for a component and related indicators. Market summaries compiled by Standard Statistics Co. reflect mixed activity across sectors.
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Standard Statistics Co
Liberty bond closes amid mixed trading in New York
In New York on January 23 Liberty bonds closed with First 4 1/4s at 100.27 and Treasury 4 1/4s at 106.2, reflecting modest activity across issues. The AP report notes slight movements as investors posture ahead of upcoming market news.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Treas
New Orleans Cotton Prices Steady in Spot Market
New Orleans market reports steady spot cotton with prices unchanged at middling 11.14 and sales totaling 427 units on January 23. The AP notes limited activity as buyers and sellers maintain current levels amid market softness.
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New Orleans
Lasater Elected State Food Authority Chairman in New Mexico
O W Lasater of Albuquerque was elected chairman of the state code authority on food distribution at an organization meeting in Albuquerque. C A Rader was chosen secretary and George Fetherstonhaugh became treasurer. Other members named are Dan T Kelly of Santa Fe and Fred Miller of Roswell.
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State Food Authority
Albuquerque
N. M
O. W. Lasater
State Code Authority On
C. A. Rader
George Fetherstonhaugh
Dan T. Kelly
Santa Fe
Fred Miller
Roswell
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