Wall Street Drifts Lower Amid Snowbound Trading
New York stocks closed modestly lower as wintry weather kept traders away. Volume was light at 437,200 shares as banks and industrials showed little change, with declines in Homestake Mining and several major names including American and Continental Can and Sears Roebuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Teléphonge
Western Union
Consolidated Gas
Santa Fe
Liggett & Myers B
International Harvester
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
American Sugar Refining Pid
Great Western Sugar
General Electric
Westinghouse
Burroughs
Continental
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Loew’s
New York Market Snaps From Abbreviated Ticker List
An abbreviated market note lists several equities with prices or price fractions, including Amn Cyan B Amn, Ark Nat Gas, Ford Met Ltd, Humble Oil, Newmont Min, Penn Road, Swift & Co, Texan Oil, and others. The entry reads like a wire service stock snapshot with varied brokers and share figures.
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New York
CURB
Apesccated Press
Amn Cyan
Amn
G & EA
Ark Nat Gas A
Assoc G& EA
City
Sye
City Svc
Ptd
Cord . Corp
Et Bond & Share
Ford Met Ltd
Humble Oil
Lib Hcn&l
Newmont Min
Nia’ Hud
Penn Road
Swift & Co
Texan Oil
Unit & Pow
New York Cotton Quiet as Gold Clause Case Hangs Over Trading
New York January 24 AP Cotton markets were quiet with irregular moves in a narrow range as traders awaited the Washington gold clause case outcomes. May futures touched 12.57, then to 12.51 amid scattered selling. afternoon trade held steady. Jan 12.48, Mar 12.51, May 12.55, Jul 12.55, Oct 12.49, Dec 12.55. middling price steady at 12.65.
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New
York
Amcr&f
T&t
Am Cm. Alc
Myvi
mCySe
Kelvina
Amcyspf
Kencott
Am&porp
KrogGro
Amoco
LigMyrs
Ali Metal
Liquid C
P&l
Lorillard
Amr Pl&pf
Mack Tr
Pl&pf
McInpor
AmRdsSt
McLellan
AmRo
Mid
Pet
AmStiTr
MontWrd
AmStiFd
Murray C
AmSepRef
Nash Mot
Amt&t
Nat Bis
AmTob
Nat Csh
Amwwk
Nat Dairy
Am Woolh
Nat Dist
Antin Win Pf
Nat P&l
NY .C&i
Cap
NaAviat
Armfill
Nor
Amr
ArmillPft
NorAmPf
At&sp
Nor Bac
Ad - Ref
Ohio
AubAuto
Avia Cor
Pac G&e
Loco
Packard AS
Park U
B&o Rail
Pennyjc
Barnsdt
Penn RR
Beatric
Phelps D
Bendix
Phil Pet
Beth Sti
Progamb
Boh ‘Alum
Pullman
Borden
Pur Bak
Burad
Raa Pr
Reytobb
Safeway
C&o Rail
Stjlead
Cmst P&p
CornPro
Stone
Coty
Studbkr
Curt Wrt
Tex Corp
CurtWrta
Tex Gal
Tdllac&ww
Timkenb
Dia Mat
TransAm
Doug Air
UnCarbi
Unit Corp
Foster W
GenElee
GenMill
US Steel
Be-Su Pe
Gil Raz
Util
Wadsco
Hidden
New York
Washington
Closing grain and lard prices in Chicago market
Chicago prices dated January 24 show WHEAT January to May at 96 7/8, September 87. CORN bids for March 87 3/4, May 7/8, July 80 5/8, September 77 1/4. OATS from May 51 1/8, July 44 1/8, 42 for July, September 65 7/8. BARLEY at 7. LARD bids: 12.75 in January, 12.95 in May, 13.07 in May. BELLIES: January 16.00, May 15.70.
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Chicago
Cotton closes steady on New Orleans market
In New Orleans on January 24, cotton prices closed steady amid trading of 1,567 bales. Quotations showed modest activity with slight gains in some grades as buyers and sellers aligned on current values.
Boston Wool Market Shows Spotty Trade Conditions
Boston on January 24 reports spotty trade in the wool market with some houses seeing steady calls for moderate quantities of certain wools while others saw little inquiry. Fine Ohio de laine and 64s or finer Ohio fleece wools sold in grease at 27 to 28 cents, while 56s.3/8 blood moved at 28 to 28.5 cents. Bulk of activity remained in 64s and finer wools within territory lines.
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Boston
US Dept Agr
Kansas City Livestock Prices January 24 AP report
Hogs 2,500 mostly 5 to 10 higher top 7.95 for 210 pounds and up packing sows 6.25 to 7.65. Cattle 2,200 calves 500 steady dealers firm steers good and choice 550 to 1500 pounds 7.45 to 12.25 heifers 6.50 to 10.25 cows good 5.25 to 6.25 vealers milk fed medium to choice 5.50 to 10.00. Sheep 5,000 native lambs around 25 lower best 850 ewes 5.25 yearlings wethers 5.75 to 7.65 ewes 4.25 to 5.25.
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Kansas City
U. S. Bonds Climb in New York Market
Liberty bonds closed with Fourth 4 1/4s trading around 102.1, Treas 4 1/4s near 114.30, Home Owners Loan 4s about 101.10, and Fed Farm Mtg 3s around 100.21 while Fed Farm Mtg 3 1/4s stood at 102.11, reflecting gains in the day’s figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bonds
New York
Liberty Bonds
Treas
Home Owners Loan
Fed Farm
Galveston Cotton Prices Steady at 2.70 Mid Dling
Galveston spot cotton held steady on January 24 with mid dling at 2.70 cents per pound and sales totaling 150 bales. The market showed no change in price from the previous report as trading remained modest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Democrats Demand More Patronage From Government Posts
Democrats in Congress push for more federal jobs, claiming they do not receive their fair share. A petition with 75 signatures led to a party caucus called by Representative Taylor to decide on action amid renewed patronage discontent in the large Democratic majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
McFarlane
Texas
Taylor
Colorado
Wilson
New Congress
Ady
Car Crash injures two in Albuquerque
Albuquerque January 24 AP Herman Overman local night club manager sustained severe chest injuries and possible internal injuries while his companion Frances Vogh suffered cuts and bruises when their car collided with a heavy truck on South Fourth Street last night. Overman’s car was nearly demolished in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AlbuquerqUe
Herman Overman
Frances Vogh
South Fourth Street
Overman
Hauptmann on the stand in Lindbergh case continues
Hauptmann testified in his murder trial declaring he never left his home the night he is accused of collecting the Lindbergh ransom money. The defense rested its case as Hauptmann began his testimony detailing early life in Germany, immigration to the United States, and work history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bruno Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
A. Sam. Reilly
Hauptmann
Germany
Reilly
Lindbergh
Albert Diedig
United States
Yorkville
Deidig
Lakewood
A. E
Anna
Wilentz
Albi
Bruno
Trenchard
New York
Dismissal of Case Over Election Expenditure Dispute
In a 1935 New Mexico court action, the judge ordered dismissal after the complaining witness sought case termination. The motion, by Lake J. Frazier, contended the defendant spent $282.43 on campaign needs, with the district attorney unable to prove excess spending beyond that amount and no statute violation. The ruling cites prior findings that the expenditures were lawful. Continuous investigation failed to reveal evidence of spending over $282.43.
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State of
New Mexico
Joseph L. Dailey
Second Judicial District
James B. McGhee
Fifth Judicial District
State of New Mexico
Frazier
Lake J. Frazier
D. P. Greiner
George Hay
Sixth Judicial District
Law on liquor hours sparks debate in the House
Lawmakers clash over saloons and alcohol rules as open saloon opponents mock efforts while dry county representatives push stricter controls. The measure would ban liquor sales from 12 05 a m Sunday to 6 a m Monday, with several officials urging further nightly or comprehensive closures. The roll call shows broad support with many names recorded as voting for the bill and one member absent.
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B. Valdez
R-Taps
East Side
Floyd T. Kennedy
D-Roosevelt
O. B. Marron
D-Bernalillo
C. E. McDuffie
Bernalillo
Adair
E. H. Baca
Brownfield
Chacon
Donnell
Fernandez
Ford
Foutz
Cage
A. A. Gonzales
Greaser
Hall
Harrelson
Harris
James
Kennedy
Marron
Martin
Moore
Montgomery
McDuffie
McNeil
Pacheco
Page
Smith
Strong
Taylor
Wamel
Louella McGaffey-Brown
Harlem O11 Capsules Promoted for Kidney and Bladder Relief
An advertisement promises harmlessly flush poisons and acid from kidneys and relieve bladder irritation to stop nightly urination. It urges a 35 cent package of Gold Medal Harlem O11 Capsules with direct dosing and lists other symptoms such as scant urine, burning or smarting, back ache, leg cramps, and puffy eyes.
Blizzard delays Chicago California bout as cold grips nation
Snow blankets Louisiana and Alabama as storms rack several states. Two weather related deaths occur in Kentucky, with Sidney Kaufman of Baltimore among victims. Temperatures plunge to 55 below in places and eight below in Chicago. Iroquois Falls nears Canada’s record low. Colorado New Mexico and Wyoming mild, Montana bitter. South America endures heat with Argentina hitting 105. Legal note: New Mexico seeks dismissal of information due to lack of evidence in the Greiner case. District Judge James B. McGhee presides.
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Chicago
California
Frankie “Klick
Louisiana
Alabama
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Sidney Kaufman
Baltimore
Frederick
Wis
Middle-West
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Iroquois Falls
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Montana
Legislative Notices and Budget Requests in State House
A summary of new bills including eight percent loan interest cap, restricted to licensed lawyers for justice and probate work, birth and death records via district courts, and a four-year term for elective officers. Senate sees nepotism and marijuana control bills, lodging tax exemption for railroad workers, and a large House appropriation of 332 309 for charities. Adjutant General requests 26000 for armory repairs with federal labor, and will oversee fund disbursement.
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Greaser
Senate
Adjutant General
Portales College Edges Aggies Frosh 40 to 34
Eastern New Mexico Junior College Greyhounds pulled away late to defeat the New Mexico Aggies Frosh 40 to 34 in Las Cruces. Wilkins led with 15 points before the Aggies surged near the end, but the Greyhounds held on for the win.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Eastern New Mexico Junior College Greyhounds
New Mexico Aggies Frosheagers
Wilkins
Greyhounds to face Broncos in Roswell return clash
The game notes that the Greyhounds meet the N.M. M. S. Broncos at Roswell in the New Mexico Conference opener. The piece mentions a follow up game and references the federal Bureau of Biological Survey in a unrelated 21st American game conference discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greyhounds
N.M. M. S. Broncos
Roswell
New Mexico
United States
Bureau of ‘Biological Survey
21St American Game Conference
Federal Bureau
Ding) Darling
Psych Oe
1935 Duck Hunting Depends on Survey
United States waterfowl regulations hinge on a population survey conducted by an authorities in New York, with results awaited to determine whether hunters may shoot ducks this year. The report notes an AP dispatch dated January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Dog license drive announced for February sixth
The Pound Master will pickup all dogs lacking 1935 license tags on February 6. Tags may be obtained at the city clerk's office. Advance notice advertises the municipal requirement and pickup procedure.
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Wall Street
Chicago Grain
New Orleans
Picea
Orleans
Kansas City Livestock
Batery
Carpenter
Harstmann
U. S
Hauptmatin
96Th Street
Anna Schoeffler
Mrs. Rosenbaum
88Th St
Frederickson
Christian Frederickson
Anna Hauptmann
South America
Argentina
Montgomery Ward & CO
Penn Supreme
Pennsylvania
S.A
FNL
W. 2Nd. St
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