Stock Markets Close With Mixed Week Results
New York stocks end month and quarter settle ments show gains for Pennsylvania and New York Central, with some southwestern roads improving while others decline. Market opinion divided on whether the uptrend continues as preliminary figures for the week end Oct 1 reveal a mixed trend. Sterling edges down to 1-16 cent lower at 3.453-8. French francs unchanged. Total sales reach 1,945,102 shares.
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Penneyylvania
New York Central
Cabres
New York Curb Market Ticker Impressionist Snippet
The fragmentary market note appears from New York curb quotes dated Oct 6. It lists various securities with prices such as Ark Nat Gas at 2 1 4, Newmont at 14 1 2, and Shat Denn at 2. Sound at 20 3 2, with scattered figures and incomplete entries. The text is largely garbled and lacks full context.
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New York
Orma
Mack Sai
Perens
Mite Verney
P&l
Pirie
Ak Sig
Indal
Poe
Smart
Gliddon
Ims Steel
Lan ‘Goldust
Itil P
Goodyer
Vwiet P&m
NEW Sork Curb
Curbome
Ark Nat Gas A
T Sre New
Pia
Hamble
Newmont
Shat Denn
Sound
Texon
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City cattle and calf market shows 4,000 head with 2,606 calves. Steers steady at 6.25 to 7.25, choice around 8.50, heifers uneven and mostly 10-15 cents lower. undersized weights fluctuating. Slower trade for feeders, top 3.60 for 180-240 lb, 3.45-60 for 170-270 lb, 3.25-56 for 140-60 lb. sows 7.55-9.8. Sheep and lambs 5,000 lots opened steady, best lambs 5.25 to shippers, natives down from 4.66, general sheep steady.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Grain Prices and Market Movements
Chicago grain quotes show wheat for December at 60.5 to 60.8 with gains to 2-4, July 56-7-8. Oats December at 15 3-4, May 18 5-8, similar minor shifts noted. Corn, barley, and buckwheat prices listed with October, January, and May futures.
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Chicago
GARD
Gectober
Wall Street Slips as Wheat Drops Markets Try to Rally
Wall Street attempted a midday recovery but renewed wheat weakness sparked fresh selling. Major issues like J I Case and International Harvester fell, while rails and big names such as U S Steel and American Telephone eased from earlier gains. Banks posted favorable quarterly statements and Bradstreet’s report showed a 25 percent rise in bank clearings across 47 leading cities.
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Wall Street
New York
J. I. Case
International Harvester
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
U.S. Steel
Amercian Can
American Telephone
Westinghouse
Dupont
Monteomerry Ward
Johns Manville
Wool Trade Briefs Struggle with Dull Market in Boston
In Boston wool prices move slowly with steady tones for small lots. A few buyers emerge for larger volumes, showing occasional price gains as trades reflect cautious demand. Prices for 48 to 50s territory wool reach 39 to 42 scoured.
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Boston
New York cotton prices ease on weather worries
Unfavorable weather reports weighed on the market as December futures fell from 7.14 to 6.94 amid southern selling and realizations. Afternoon trading was quiet near prior close with futures barely steady and spot trading subdued around 7.05.
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New York
New Orleans and Galveston Spot Cotton Steady
Spot cotton closed steady in New Orleans at 6.57 middling with 4 384 sales. Galveston also steady at 6.85 middling with 410 sales. Record want ads get results.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Cadets at Parade and Carnival Tales from Broncos Camp
A lighthearted parade report notes cadet antics including a dancing display and a misfired joke about a certain instructor’s reckless driving. It mentions Tallichet as chauffeur for two tactical officers and Matt Merritt’s carnival aero ride. The football team practices ahead of a potential Saturday win.
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Zink's
Lusk
Justice of the Peace
Tallichet
Tally
Matt” Merritt
Mart
Kayo Schuler
Fritz” Jones
Fritz
Ned” Vaughan
Broncos
Young actress outlines rouge tips for daily makeup use
Sylvia Field shares practical rouge advice learned from a theater manager. She advises three small dabs on the cheek for a natural look, foundation or cold cream beneath, and proper lighting to avoid a painted effect. She also notes that henna dyed hair influenced a refreshed style.
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Antoinette Donnelly
Sylvia Field
Miss Field
Use of sugar is over production
New York reports world sugar consumption may exceed production for 1933 for the first time in years. Global production is about 26.278 million tons while consumption is around 26.58 million tons, with crop curtailment agreements likely to push the total crop down by over 2 million tons.
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New York
Manchuria and Japan’s hold argued by Far Eastern writers
In a dispatch from Beverly Hills to Mukden, Floyd Gibbons recalls a hotel gathering of about 20 star reporters who unanimously argued that Japan is here to stay in Manchuria. They doubted any League of Nations or treaties would oust them, saying land changes hands by arms.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Japan
Manchuria
Floyd Gibbons
Mukden
Floyd
League of Nations
World Court
America
Russia
A Woman Warned to Leave, Heal, and Seek Respect
A column urges a woman to escape unbearable home life, stop hating, and consider earning a living. It argues she cannot be a true wife while consumed by hate, urges her to change behavior or risk an unwanted divorce, and questions the man’s long patience.
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Lite
Cuba Mourns Slain Senate President in Havana Capitol
In Havana crowds and guards march on the steps of Cuba’s new capitol, as the body of Clemente Vasquez Bello, president of the Cuban senate, is laid in state. Bello was assassinated amid Cuba’s turbulent politics, with officials confirming his death after a modern political attack.
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Havana
Clemente Vasquez Bello
Senate
Cuba
State Weather Generally Fair Across Regions
State weather maps show generally fair conditions for New Mexico tonight and Friday with little temperature change. West Texas will be fair, warmer tonight and Friday, especially in the southeast. The report notes cosmetic changes following a pack application and a young woman choosing to forego cheek rouge, finding heavy red shade with rouge coarse.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
West Texas
Birthday and community notices from Hagerman column
Hagerman notes celebrate Polly Cumpsten’s eight birthday with a Wednesday slumber party. Home Unit to meet Mrs. C Holloway next Tuesday afternoon to discuss Christmas suggestions. Hugo Jacobson to move to Mineral Wells apartments. Lucille Michelet ill with throat trouble. Micheline Lattion recovering from appendicitis. Welfare meeting held at the schoolhouse with Miss Minna Robinson speaking. P T A met Tuesday afternoon. Miss Mounts of Roswell gave readings and plans to teach German expression. Miss Wilson moved to Dexter. her Hagerman home sold. Mrs. C W Curry left for Las Cruces to visit an ill son. Rev. Dye’s father died. he and Miss Eidra left for Fort Worth.
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Polly Cumpsten
C. O. Holloway
Hugo Jacobson
Mineral Wells
Lucille Michelet
Micheline Lattion
Minna Robinson
Miss Mounts
Roswell
Miss Wilson
Dexter
Hagerman
C. W. Curry
Las Cruces
Rev. Dye
Miss Eidra
Fort Forth
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R. J. Scot
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Clohtiers
Garza
Southwest
Brown
In. Brown
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