Wall Street Mixed as California Stocks Drag Market
The New York market closed irregular after California corporation shares fell to yearly lows. Gains appeared late with U S government bonds rising while grains and oils showed volatility. Notable movers included Standard Oil of New Jersey and Pacific Gas, with several major equities finishing near session lows.
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New York stocks ease as traders weigh earnings and prices
Wall Street closed lower on varied earnings news and steady bids from traders. Investors watched major industrials and solvent utilities move cautiously while financials fluctuated amid busy trading and price adjustments.
Cotton futures slide as liquidation drives new seasonal lows
New York cotton futures closed steady to lower after minor early rallies were erased by renewed liquidation. October 12.06, December 12.18, January 12.19, March 12.31, May 12.35, July 12.38. Spot middling 12.40.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Update October 4
Hogs 3000 with better grades 200 lbs and up mostly 5.10 to 6.10 top 6.10. Cattle 3000, calves 300, killing classes steady to slow. steers 5.25 to 9.50, heifers 5.00 to 7.50, cows 3.00 to 4.00, vealers 3.00 to 6.50. Sheep 4000, lambs 6.25 top, yearlings 4.00 to 5.35, ewes 1.50 to 2.25, feeding lambs 4.75 to 5.50.
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Exhibits Of- Continued From Page One Jelly Preserves List
A continuation of the exhibits shows various preserves and marmalades with multiple home makers named for each entry. Entries include Crabapple, Plum, Currant, Peach, Pear, Cherry, Grape, Strawberry, Watermoon, Orange Marmalade and Other Marmalade, with women credited for each variety. Also listed are varieties of Conserves and Butters Apple and Plum, followed by a U S Bonds notice with Liberty Bonds closing figures and treasury rates.
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J. I. Mills
M. Faron
Faron
Robi. Hall
C. H. Wilson
W. F. Welty
F. Snipes
Margaret Irons
Cherry
Robert Gleck
L. S. Kurtz
Plum
Neil Wheeler
Versie Ezzeli
Grape
Frank Snipes
Cc. J. Mason
Robi. Glock
Strawberry
Curtis Allman
Jennie Pope
Mehlhop
Watermoon
Annie Lou
Taxation in New Mexico Platform Planks Explored
The document outlines party positions on New Mexico taxation, supporting taxation at actual value for all property, including intangible property. It praises current low general property taxes capped at twenty mills, favors an income tax aligned to equalize burden, and supports an emergency tax for schools. It calls for constitutional amendments to boost home building, a broad tax system revision, and a homestead exemption.
Platform contrasts on taxes in New Mexico ad
The ad contrasts Republican and Democratic tax positions. It argues the Republican platform would repeal the sales tax and shift burdens to luxuries, franchises, intangibles, and resource taxes, while the Democratic platform is accused of inaction and failing to fund a broader revenue program. The piece urges voters to back the Republican ticket on November 6.
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New Mexico
Audit finds unauthorized withdrawals in New Mexico banks
Audit reports cash balance at June 30 1934 was 19747.35 with unauthorized withdrawals totaling 1950 from First National Bank of Albuquerque and Albuquerque National Trust. Net discrepancy 1000 at First National and 1150 at Albuquerque Trust with deposits unrecorded on bank statements and unaffiliated signatures questioned. Armijo signature authenticity noted and bond liability assigned. In Albuquerque, Fowler and Matthews pleaded guilty to diamond theft. a 13-year-old girl with them to be held. Indian Service investigates shooting of Leo Lampton in Farmington. suspect unknown Indian fled.
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Albuquerque Trust
Fowler
Matthews
Joe Dailey
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