Stock Markets End Higher After Late Rally
Motor and motor accessory issues led a late market rally on Jan 25 as earlier losses narrowed. Trading was quiet most of the day, with volume 2,276,820 shares. Grains fell, cotton was steady, silver futures weak, rubber firm, and the dollar up in foreign dealings. Automobiles boosted the list with General Motors and Chrysler among movers. other names largely steady or down slightly.
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New York
General Motors
Chrysler
Electric Auto-Lite
Motor Meter Brizes Manufacturing
Auburn
Hvson
Santa Fe
Westinghouse
McKesson
John
Manville
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Westernsion
Case
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
American Can
Consolidated Gas
Union Pacific
Stock Averages for January 26 1934 Start
Stock averages report from Standard Statistics Co dated January 26 lists numbers for 60 Industrials 20 Railroads 20 Utilities and 90 Industrials. The day’s overall index shows variations with figures like 99.9 and 50.0 noted alongside earlier prices.
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Standard Statistics Co
Live Stock Market Report From Kansas City
Kansas City cattle and hog markets show mixed shifts with hogs mostly 5-1 lower. top 3.35 on choice 170-270 Lbs. Cattle and vealers rise with early yearling tops at 6.25 and steers 5.35 to 7.00 per 550-900 Lbs. Sheep and lambs steady to lower with lambs 8.25 to 9.10 for 90 Lbs, yearlings 5.00 to 6.75, ewes 3.00 to 4.25.
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Kansas City
US Dept
Ginger Rogers Shines in Flying Down to Rio Musical
Ginger Rogers delivers her best smiling dance centerpiece opposite Fred Astaire in the musical extravaganza Flying Down to Rio. Dolores Del Rio Gene Raymond and Paul Roulien headline in romantic star roles.
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Rio
Ginger Rogers
Dolores del Rio
Gene Raymond
Paul Roulien
Wools market report from Boston shows smaller sales volume
Interest remained in finer territory and Texas wools but trading slowed from the prior week. Sales of 64s and finer territory wools in original banks with combing staple traded 84-85 cents per pound scoured. average French combing 64s and finer territory wools quoted 82-84 cents scoured, with short French combing and clothing wools at 79-81 cents.
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Boston
US Dept
Territory
Texas
Chicago Grain Market Quotes and Futures Values
Chicago grain and livestock futures show Chicago prices for wheat corn oats rye and barley with May July and September settlement figures. The report lists WHEAT May 89 July 87 3-8 September 88 3-8 CORN May 51 7-8 July 53 5-8 September 55 1-8 OATS May 37 July 36 September 35 1-2 RYE May 60 1-4 BARLEY May 59 0 July 50 1-2 LARD January 5.35 May 5.55 July no sales BELLIES January 6.50 May 7.00.
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Chicago
Cotton Steady As Trade Buys Amid Possible Legislation Talk
New York January 25 AP cotton prices steadied slightly after renewed liquidation and foreign selling. Trade buying and covering supported the market with discussion of possible legislation to strengthen production controls. Spot middling priced at 11.45.
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New York
Notable stock prices from an old market column
A list of corporate and company quotes shows a mix of industries. Companies include Amer Cyan, Ford, Gulf Oil, Newmont, Penn Road, Swift & Co, Texon and others with varied share figures and fractions reflecting historical trading quotes.
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el B & S
Ford Ltd
Gulf Oil
Hecla Mining
Newmont
Niag Hud Pow
Penn Road
Seiberling
Sound
Swift & Co
Texon
Trans Air
Unit Gas
P&l
Unit
Verde
Governor proposes printing and budget supervisor role
The governor outlined a plan for a state printing and budget supervisor to standardize and cut printing costs, publish a cheaper bulletin, and review department and institution budgets. The post would reduce lobbying by pushing budget matters on merit rather than politics.
Citizens hold charity sale list Roswell notables
A Roswell item lists numerous attendees for a charity sale hosted by a wide array of residents. The roster includes families and individuals such as Gen. and Mrs. H. A. Ingalls, Gov. and Mrs. J. F. Hinkle, Senator and Mrs. J. H. Mullis, Rev. Raymond Mulligan, and many others, indicating broad local participation.
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W. P. Beck
T. E Boggs
A. L. Park
John Hall
W. C. Wolfe
Howard Glover
Marjorie White
Lloyd Taylor
Martha Cowan
Claude Simpson
T. N. Burnett
Ethel Brenneman
Clyde Totten
Jeanne Amonett-Glover
Mary Louise Mitchell
Ted Townsend
M. H. Henderson
Donald Gillespie
W. H. Whalley
Alph Herring
Arden Poellner
Lydia M. Wilcoxen
Charles Powell
Sidney Prager
B. C. Mossman
J. P. White
C. M. Farnsworth
W. J. McInnes
F. L. Austin
J. B. McGhee
Plan to Reduce Acreage in Cotton Campaign Faces Hurdles
County has 459 cotton farmers but likely fewer than 100 will sign contracts. Larger operators join, yet eligibility gaps in irrigated Southwest persist. Landlord and tenant ties under the contract require a fifty fifty rent split, delaying many agreements. January 31 deadline looms. growers urged to complete contracts and signatures promptly.
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Southwest
Launclord
Boynton Acquitted In Kansas Impeachment Trial
Topeka Kansas January 25 AP Roland Boynton attorney general was acquitted on all impeachment articles related to a million dollar bond scandal. Senate vote held in secret. Boynton entered with wife and lawyers amid cheering spectators. He said the verdict vindicates his claim of no misconduct in office. Record Want Ads Get Results
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Roland Boynton
Kansas
Senate
Senate Court
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Two held in New Mexico shooting death of Sam Johnson
Carlsbad New Mexico January 25 Fred Coates a 25 year old filling station operator and his sister in law Mrs Opal Coates were jailed in the county jail in connection with the fatal shooting of Sam A Johnson 55 a station attendant at Seven Rivers. The shooting followed Johnsons attempt to move from the station to Elijah Dowells Lakewood home Johnson was said to have been shot twice with a rifle one bullet grazing his head another entering his neck a third shot hit the wall Witnesses described tense moments and the coroner's inquest was adjourned for resumed testimony District attorney George Reese led the hearing
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Fred Coates
Seven Rivers
Here
Opal Coates
Courty
Sam A. Johnson
Johnson
Elijah Dowell
Lakewood
Ccoroner
John On
Coate
Edward Dewil
Johnon
Liberty bonds and Treasuries close mixed on New York market
AP reports Liberty bonds closed with First 4 1 4s at 1090.25 and Treasuries 4 1 4s ranging 196.7. In Galveston spot cotton remained steady at mid dling 11.10 with 700 bales sold.
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Liberty Bonds
Treas
Galveston
Young Pendergrass on Stand in Posey Trial
Alamogordo New Mexico January 25 AP The state entered its third day of testimony in the Tony Posey murder trial for killing his father in law Newt Pendergrass at Mayhill last August John Pendergrass son of the slain man testified about the stay ing substantiating testimony from Tuesday by his mother sister and another brother The trial draws a large crowd and at least one more day of testimony is expected
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N. M
Tony Posey
Newt _Pendergrass
Mayhill
John Pendergrass
Ile
S‘ster
Jumps Out of Bed Promises Quick Relief for Pain
A promotional notice advertises Narito as a quick relief remedy for rheumatic pains neuritis neuralgia and related aches. It claims no opiates or narcotics and asserts rapid relief with two doses, urging immediate purchase through drug stores.
Long faction bows to defeat in Louisiana
New Orleans Jan 25 AP Mayor T Semmes Walmsley secured a second term after decisive returns showed a 15 747 plurality over John Klorer. Klorer led Long's ticket, but Walmsley pledged electric rate cuts and opted out of a second primary. Williams the independent trailed with 28 085. Walmsley ticket appeared set.
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Huey P. Long
Klorer
Walmsley
Walmaetey
Kiever
Francis Williams
Florer
Williams
Herbert B. Homes
Better Conditions Ahead for Cattlemen in New Mexico
Albuquerque Jan 26 AP Conditions look much brighter for cattlemen says Lee Evans D Marquez president of the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association enroute home from Denver He predicts in the next 60 days lamb prices may reach 10 cents which would lift cattle prices He attended Intermountain Marketing Association meeting in Denver where he serves as vice president and chaired an Intermount Credit Corporation meeting as a director.
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N. M
Lee Evans D. Marquez
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Denver
Evans
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