New York Stocks Close Steady After Large Volume Trading
Stock market traded in heavy volume on January 24 with profit taking and accumulation. Gains were modest for most of the day as prices tapered late. closing was steady with rail shares leading and several big names finishing slightly higher. Bonds rose and the dollar moved up moderately as utilities were mixed.
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New York
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Norfolk & Western
Delaware & Hudson
Pennsylvania
Case
National Cash Register
Liggett & Myers B
General Electric
Columbian Carbon
General Motors
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
American Can
Stock Averages and Prices Reported for Jan 24 1934
The Standard Statistics Co compiled stock averages with Inds, Rrs, Uts figures and totals. Today’s level shows 99.8 for overall averages, with 50.3, 78.1 and 8.3 for the separate groups. Previous day recorded 99.2 49.7 77.8 87.8.
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Standard Statistics Co
Wool market slips in finer territory wools in Boston
The Boston market reports slightly softer activity for finer territory wools with some movement in fleeces. Prices in grease for strictly combing 58s to 60s Ohio wool run around 36 cents, while 56s 3-8 blood Ohio wool fetches 42 to 43 cents, and 438s 50s 1-4 blood Ohio fleeces bring 41 to 42 cents.
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Boston
US Dept
Territory
Ohio
Cotton Prices Narrow in New York Trade on Jan 24
New York spot cotton held steady with middling at 11.49 while futures eased slightly after early activity. May contracted futures slipped as liquidation pressured prices. overall session described as quiet with prices trading in a narrow range.
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New York
Chicago Grain Prices Close Shortened by Day Light
Chicago grain prices end with May wheat at 90 3 8 and July at 88 3 4. Corn May 52 3 4 July 54 1 2 September 55 7 8. Oats May 38 1 8 July 37 1 8 September 36 1 2. Rye May 61 3 4 July 62 1 8. Barley May 51 3 4 July 52 1 4. Lard January 5.40 and 5.72 for July with no sales in between. Bellies: ay.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Kansas City livestock prices show hogs 6000 mostly 5 lower with top 3.40 for 170 to 270 pound goods. Cattle 7000 with calves 1200. yearlings 6.50. steers 550 to 900 pounds 5.50 to 7.00. heifers 4.25 to 6.25. cows 2.85 to 3.50. milk fed weaners 3.00 to 6.00. Sheep 8000 with lambs 8.25 to 9.10. yearling wethers 5.00 to 6.75. ewes 2.90 to 4.15.
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Kansas City
US Dept Agr
Spot cotton holds steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans buyers and sellers reported a steady spot cotton market on January 24 as prices remained 5 points lower with sales totaling 614 bales and middling class cotton at 11.09 cents per pound.
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New Orleans
Bonds Rise on Liberty and Treasuries Market Update
Liberty bonds closed at 100.26 for the first 4 1/4s with 33 to 38 bids and Treasuries 4 1/4s trading around 106.3, reflecting a firm bond market.
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U. . Bonds
New York
Peat
Liberty Bonds
Treas
Market Quotations From New York on January 24
The AP report lists closing figures for multiple stocks including Alum Co Am 84, Am Cyan B 18 3-8, Am Ford War 7, Amer G&E 28 3-4, Amer Mar 1, Amer Sup Pow 3 3-8, Ark Nat Gas A 17-8, Assoc G & E 1, Brillo Mfg 6, Ford Ltd 5 7-8, Gulf O1 75 1-4, Libby MeN 5, Newmont 54, Penn Road 3 3-8, Shatt Denn 2 3-4, Swift & Co 17 1-4, Texon 8 1-8, Trans Air 4 1-8, Unit Gas 2 7-8, Unit P&L 4 1-4, and Unit Verde 4.
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New York
Newark Stock Exchange
Alaska J
Far
Mer
T&t
AmnCan
Ine
Mvl
Amcar&f
Kencott
Krog Gr
Mer Int
Lambert
nLoco
Ligmyrb
AmMetal
Liquid C
Amp&lpf
Lor Tob
AmRadSt
Mack Tr
Amroim
McIpor
Am Smelt
McKetin
AmSugar
Amt&t
Amtobb
Amwolh
Murray C
Amwipf
Nash
Anaconda
Nat Bix
Andes C
Nat Cash
Nat Dary
Arm
S$ Nat Dist
AT & SF
Nat P&l
Beatric
Ohio Oil
Bendix A
Beth
Byers Co
Phil Pet
Pullman
Case JF
Radio C
Ceorat
Chryslér
Joca Cor
Reytobb
Golgate
Safeway
Col Fuel
St L&s
Col G&e
Schulte
Com” Solo
Seab Air
Seab Oi
CongoNa
Sears R
Shei U
Skelly O
Con Gas
Cons Oil
Cen Can
Sea Ry
Sta Brds
Gorn Pro
G@E
Coty
S$ O Cal
Curt Wr
SON J
Wlac&w
Sté Wrn
DiaMat
St&@Wster
S' Doug Air
Studbkr
du Pont
Tex & Pac
Eastman
TexCorp
Blau Tl
Tex Gul
Flec P&l
TexPc&Co
Bistor Bt
Tex Putr
Ké RK
Timken B
Ma Pfi
Bloc
GehFood
GenMill
Alum Co Am
Am Cyan B
Am Ford ‘War
Amer G&e
Amer Mar
Amer Sup
Ark Nat Gas A
Assoc G & E
Assoc G & EA
Brillo Mfg
City Soe
Cons Cop Min
Cord Corp
Cresson
el B & S
Ford Ltd
Gulf
Unit Gas
P&l
Unit Verde
Money bill to be passed with no changes
Senate leaders from both parties predicted congressional approval of Roosevelt monetary program with little alteration. As the dollar devaluation bill neared the floor, Democrats showed flexibility on a time limit while major leaders signaled White House direction. Contingent actions could strike the time cap or oppose a five member board for stabilizing funds, with silver bloc opposition noted.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Banking Committee
White House
Treasury
Ad Istration
Anderson Resigns as New Mexico State Treasurer
Clinton P. Anderson, New Mexico state treasurer, tendered his resignation to Gov. A. W. Hockenhull, saying newspapers unfairly criticized him for absences and a bridge tour in New York. He defended his actions, noted $400,000 in securities purchased, and urged acceptance of his resignation.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Clinton P. Anderson
A. W. Hockenhull
Anderson
Arthur Seligman
Warren R. Graham
New York
New Mexico
State Board of Finance
Andersen
Hmself
Santa Fe
Santa Fe New Mexican Today
Clinton
Alderson
Cov
Ofice
Firs
Anderson Wis
Europe
Seligman
Govenor Seligmann
State Finance Board
Finance Board
State of New Mexico
AT. Hockenhull
Code Authority formed for Roswell region meeting called
Local and state code authorities set up with similar organization. John R. St John to call Roswell code authority meeting. Dexter and Hagerman distributors invited but not mandatory. State officers elected: O W Lasater president C A Rader secretary E C Featherston treasurer. Lasater returned from Chicago NRA code briefing.
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Ings
Washington
State Code Authority
John R. St. John
Roswell
Oo. W. Lasater
Gross-Kelly
Albuquerque
C. A. Rader
Safeway Stores
E. C. Featherston Laugh
J- 5
Brown Merce, Co
Miller
Lasater
Chicago
National Wholesale Grocery Association
General Johnson
NRA
Ir. Lasater
Callahan Opens Fairy Land Beauty Shoppe at 213 West Second
Carl C. Happy Callahan, longtime local beauty operator, opens a new Fairy land Beauty Shoppe at 213 West Second Street tomorrow. The fully equipped salon features licensed operators, with permanent waves the specialty and a full range of beauty services under the slogan We Make Loveliness Lovelier. On opening day all customers receive complimentary finger waves.
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Harpy
Eli
Happy
Re Od
Callahan
Laveliness
West Second Phone
Last Will Probate Hearing In Roswell New Mexico
In the matter of Mary E. Green deceased the probate court of Chaves County New Mexico will hear proof of the Last Will and Testament on Sunday in March 1934 at 10 a m in the Roswell court room. Objections must be filed with the Chaves County Clerk by the hearing date. Lake J. Frazier is attorney for petitioner John B. Gordon Green. County Clerk Geo L Foreman witnesses seal date January 24 1934.
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John B. Gordon Green
Mary EB. Green
Mary EK. Green
Chaves County
New Mexico
Roswell
N. M
Lake J. Frazier
Court House
Senator Wheeler Proposes 2.35 Million Grasshopper Relief
Washington January 24 Senator Wheeler introduced a joint resolution to appropriate 2 354 983 dollars for grasshopper control work in cooperation with states.
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Washington
Wheeler
D-Mont
Negroes Press Floor Vote Over House Restaurant Access
Rep Oscar De Priest of Illinois presses a privileged resolution to bar or permit Negroes in the house restaurant after a dispute over food service. Democrat Warren and the restaurant staff defend the policy citing no Black employees or visitors have been served. The clash began when Mor ris Lewis, De Priest's secretary, and a Black guest were refused service at the grill, prompting threats to close the facility.
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Washington
Oscar de Priest
de Priest
Warren
North Carolina
Morris Lewis
Two Wives Seek CWA Employee For Bigamy
In Albuquerque on January 24 two women, one from Alamosa and the other from Albuquerque, joined with police to seek R. J. Faulk a deaf ex service man and CWA worker charged with bigamy. A district attorney said a warrant was issued after wife No. 1 raised the case and wife No. 2 aided efforts to locate Faulk who had been working on a CWA project and disappeared yesterday.
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Buquerque
R. J. Faulk
CWA
Falk
Dis
Trict
T. J. Mabry
District Attorney’s Office
Maxine
Alamosa
Wife No. 2
Mabry
Faulk
Wife No. 1
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West UN
West Air
Wet E&m
Woolwrt
WorPmp
Tr& C
Wall Street
Kansas City Livestock
Roswell Business Directory
Talmage Ambulance Service
Chiropractors
E. Seale
R. G. van Deusen
N. Penn. Ave
Fairyland
WEST
Carl C
Happy” Callahan
Mrs
Grace Daniel
The
Daniel Beauty Stu
Dio
West Second Street
Shep
the Fairy
Will
Theen
Erators
Courtney Holston Glass Co
Nor
S. Richardson
EL Chivato
North Richardson
Eleanor Beedell
Roswell Coffee Co
N. Main
F. H. Terhaar
Ramona Building
N. Main St
Cliff Arnold
Daniel
Bert Ballard
Frank le Pel
Orchid Beauty Shop
Gunsmiths
Kess
Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Assn
Pecos Valley
Sam Franklin
Dist
Mar
City Auto Service
Fairyland Beauty Shoppe
TY. WN. Barnett
Mer. Security Benefit Assn
Daniel’s Market
O. Williams
Pickwick Cafe
South Main
Oo. M. Powers
Katy‘s Cafe
North Main
W. Hi. Dearholt
Western Garage Automobile Repairing
Second Piace
Second Street
Coney Island Cafe
Main St
Rainbow Truck Lines, Inc
Rosanet
Servine Roswell
Carlsbad
Artesia
Vaughn
Amarillo
Denver
Public Accountants
Passett & Johnston
Mary E. Green
Estes Beck
Adv
Viarry Kitzelman
Bankhead Hotel
Bass Cafe
Bass Hotel
G. Cc. Kimes
E. G. Kimes
East Second St
Alex’s
East Second Street
Bug 2
Lynch Hat Works
Master Hatters
Phene
W. Alameda
Vickers Investment Co
Renal Estate
General Insurance
A. H. Monk
Boot and Shoe Hospital
Roswell Seed Company
Pandyzer
Doc’s Sandwich Shop
West Second St
Moeseles
Moseley’s Sandwich Shop
Fast Second St. Prompt Curb Service
E. Thomas
East Second Stree
Sizemore
J. C. Smith and
Woodstock Typewriters
Roswell Typewriter Co
Bay
Eur
North Main St
Mansfield Tweed
Armold Transfer Co
Yellow Cab CO
Gilkeson Hotel
C. G. Boles & Son
Firat
Taylor the Welder
N. Va
Amosa
Colo
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