Market Rise on Commodity Stocks and Specality Issues
Wall Street advanced steadily with commodity stocks leading amid restrained gains. Wheat and cotton rallied on weather signals while international dollar rates improved. U S Steel and several majors posted gains as bonds strengthened. General Motors hit a new high since 1931.
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Wall Street
New York
Washington
U. S
American Sugar Refining
Westvaco Chigrine
Santa Fe
American Smelting
Bethlehem Steel
American Telephone
Case
General Motors
U. S. Steel
U. S. Rubber
Goodyear
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
American Can
Electric Autolite
International Harvester
N .Y. Central
New York Stocks Close Mixed on Heavy Volume
AAP report shows broad activity across sectors with large caps like AmCan AmT&T and U.S. Steel yielding varied gains and losses. Trading, led by institutional and retail interest, reflected shifting investor sentiment amid early 1930s market dynamics.
Wool market sees renewed demand from knitters in Boston
The US Department of Agriculture notes rising demand for medium quality fleece wools driven by knitters returning to the market. Stronger knitted goods outlook boosts activity, though purchases remain light. Boston receipts for the week ending Jan 27 totaled 421,500 pounds versus 171,700 the prior week.
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Boston
US Dept
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Lambs
Kansas City market figures show hogs at 11,000 head with 6,000 direct, steady to 5 higher and top 3.50 for 190-250 lb choice. packing sows 2.50 to 3.00. Cattle and calves: 13,000 and 1,500, open slow to steady. steers 550-900 lb 5.35 to 7.00, heifers 4.35 to 6.25, cows 3.00-50, vealers 4.00 to 7.00. Sheep: 8,000, lambs strong with top ewes 4.35 and yearling wethers 5.00 to 6.75 for 90-110 lb.
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Kansas City
Hoggs
Grain futures close in Chicago market session
Chicago grains and pork figures show May Wheat at 92 3 4, July 91, September 92 1 4. May Corn 53, July 54 3 4, September 56 1 4. May Oats 38 1 2, July 37 5 8, September 37. May Rye 62 7 8, July 63 1 8, September 63 3 4. May Barley 52 1 2, July 53. January Lard 5 62, May 6.00, July 6.00. January Bellies 6 87, May 7 50.
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Chicago
RYB
Dollar Devaluation Plan Targets Gold and Stabilization
Treasury officials discuss using a large cash fund to back a potential 40 to 60 percent devaluation of the dollar, with President Roosevelt poised to take title to the Fed gold and establish a stabilization fund. Morgenthau questions a currency clash with Britain as the Senate approves a 50 to 60 percent dollar bracket and signals possible swift action.
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Treasury
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England
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Morgenthau
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United States
Treasur
Congress
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Senate
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Federal Reserve System
High School News Inspiring talk on building reserves at assembly
The semester opens smoothly at the high school with Rev. LeRoy Thompson urging students to build reserves through honesty dependability and courtesy. Banking percentages mark room by room effort while biology instructor Ralph Roe departs for Carlsbad. Coyotes basketball trips, springtime rumors and jokes close the page.
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First Presbyterian Church
Thompson
Ufe
Carothers
Miss Kropp
Miss Cullen
Miss Feather
Ralph F. Roe
Carlsbad
Roe
Fires Ravage Towns Across the North Killing and Injuring Many
Across the north, gale driven fires caused loss of life and heavy property damage. Three people died, including two in Troy New York and a child in Hammonton New Jersey, with seven figure estimates of damage. Firefighters faced extreme cold and many injuries occurred as blazes spread along coasts and through downtown districts.
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Troy
N. Y
Mary Logoviano
Hammonton
N. J
Canarsie
Jamaica Bay
Brooklyn
Anderson
Ind
Fall River
Moses
Percival H. Smith
Bridgeton
Paul Connor
Wrightsville Beach
Wilmington
N. C
New York Cotton Closes Higher On Wall Street Demand
New York Jan 29 AP cotton rose on a favorable Washington News trend and steady demand from Wall Street and commission houses. Trade interests bought, futures up 19 to 26 points, spot steady at middling 11.70.
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Washington News
Wall Street
Commission House
Wall Street Stock Quotes Roundup in AP Filed Dina
New York stock report shows daily quotes for Am Co Am, Am Oyan B, Amer G & E, Amer Mar, Amer Sup Pow, Ark Nat Gas Al, Assoc G & EA, City Sve, City Sve Ptd, Cord Corp, Cresson, Detroit Air, EL B, Ford Ltd, Gulf Oil, Hecla Mining, Libby McN, Newmont, Niag Hud Pow, Penn Road, Shatt Denn, O Ind, ift& Co. Key prices include 81 for Alum Co Am, 18 1-8 for Amer Sup Pow, 18 3-4 for City Sve Ptd, 7-8 for Gulf Oil, 53 1-2 for Newmont, and 3 3-4 for Penn Road.
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Gulf Oil
Hecla Mining
Libby McN
Newmont
Niag Hud Pow
Penn Road
Shatt Denn
O Ind
Ift& Co
Market roundup and cotton prices from January 29, 1934
The report lists stock averages and bond quotes with Liberty bonds closing around 100.24 for the First 4 1-4s and Treas 41-44 at 106.6. Galveston spot cotton remained steady with mid is 11.40 cents per pound, sales totaling 550 bales.
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U. S. Bond
New York
Liberty Bonds
Treas
Poison in baking powder blamed for Las Vegas family deaths
In Las Vegas New Mexico a family of Herrera descendants fell ill after using canned foods found in an abandoned house. Telesfor Herrera died and four relatives were seriously ill as investigators search for the missing 14 year old Simon who alerted neighbors. Doctors suspect a baking powder can contaminated by poison caused the illness.
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N. M
Telesfor Herrera
Mesa
Here
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Tola
Fredius
Royal intrigue in Reichtenburg amid escape and betrayal
In Austria near Littas, Richard Chandos and Marya Salm evade Prince Paul’s guards after a border ruse. Chandos, George Banbury, and their companions hide in a park, aid from Lelia, and plot Marya’s pardon while Grieg the police chief complicates escape. Chandos is captured. later schemes shift toward the Barwyte border and a perilous chase involving Grieg, Baron Sabre, and a traveling circus.
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Dresden
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Marya
Laonis
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Carol
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Bariche
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Berchearburg
Maya
Bowley Pass
Anord
Barry Laine
Sabre
Secret Border Pass
Honce
Gricg
Hanour
Litta
Bishop Howden Preaches Weeklong Mission in Artesia
Episcopal Bishop Fredrick B. Howden of New Mexico and West Texas will lead a seven night preaching mission at St Tauls Episcopal Church Artesia beginning tonight at 7 30 pm with daily services and a final 10 59 am Sunday service. He was honored in Albuquerque last Friday for 20 years as Bishop and will begin his second twenty years of service.
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Fredrick B. Howden
New Mexico
West Texas
St. Taul’s Episcopal Church
Artesia
Ser
Trowden
Albuquerque
Senators Ask Ickes Hold Up Fence Order
Western senators and cattlemen urged Secretary Ickes to delay the no fence order on the public domain until Congress acts on grazing regulation. Hayden spoke for the group noting cattlemen would face costly fence removals and potential reinstatement if new grazing legislation fails. The group stressed the policy would complicate a already tough business year.
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Washington
Congress
Hayden
Mulkey Team Beats Nickson Hirams 17-12 in Golf Match
The Mulkey Builders defeated the Nickson Hirams 17 to 12 at the Masonic golf tournament at the Country Club yesterday. Reed Mulkey captained the winning team and Guy Nickson led the losers. Individual match results list numerous pairings with wins for both sides.
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Nickson Hirams
Nickson
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