Wall Street Slips After Afternoon Trading
New York stock market softens in afternoon turnover of 773,380 shares after morning firmness in low priced merchandise issues. King Alexander of Yugoslavia assassination unsettles bonds, grains firm but cotton and staples pressured by British currency. McLellan Stores and McCrory gain about 3 points. high priced merchandisers lag later.
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Alexander of
Yugoslavia
Marseilles
McLellan
Commons
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U. S
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
American Can
Chrysler
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du Pont
Case
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Bethlehem
Loews
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Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Union Pacific
Stock Averages Report October 9 1934
Stock market totals show index values for industrials railroads and utilities. Ind average 58 20 railroads 20 utilities 90 closing at 81.6 36.1 56.3 70.1 from prior day 82.3 36.7 67.2 10.8 with noted figures in Standard Statistic Co. report.
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Ind’ls
Pry
Cotton futures fall then rally on trade. close steady
New York opening decline gives way to partial rallies on trade buying and covering while old long positions liquidate. Futures end 11-14 points lower with October 11.91, December 13.02, January 12.06, March 12.14, May 12.23, July 12.25. Spot middling 12.25. N nominal.
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New York
Liberty bonds close with varied yields in New York market
U S bonds report from New York on October 9 shows Liberty Fourth 4 1/4s trading around 33 to 38 while old issues sit near 101.6. Treas 4 1/4s 47 to 52 quoted at 111.1. Home Owners Loan 4s 51 about 96.28. Federal Farm Mortgage 3s 49 at 96.28 and Fed Farm Mortgage 3 1/4s 64 at 99.17.
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Spot cotton prices hold steady in Galveston market
In Galveston on October 9, spot cotton remained steady at 10, middling 12.30, with total sales reported at 3,597 bales. No additional buyers or explicit market shifts noted.
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New York curb stock prices report
Associated Press notes diverse securities with mixed moves across industries. Listings include Abs Corp Amn G&E City Soc National Gas Allied Petroleum and other major firms with varied price shifts and notable quotes for metals and oil equities.
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Associated Press
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Amn
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Hethe’s Oil
Ib Nee
Newmont
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Texan Oil
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Kansas City livestock and political report detail hog, cattle, and lamb market prices alongside campaign stops in New Mexico. Candidates Chavez Hatch Dempsey discuss old age pensions, conservation, and party alignment as they frame Roosevelt era policy and state governance signals.
Grain and market prices near Chicago in early October
Chicago on October 9 reported closing prices across grains and meats. Corn, oats, rye, barley, and lard values listed for December and nearby contracts, with specific figures for May and July futures and belly fats. Market terms reflect old and new quotations across multiple commodities in a single day.
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Boston Wool Market Reports October Spot Territory Wools
Moderate quantities of several grades moved in Boston with French combing 64s and finer territory wools selling at 70 to 72 cents per scoured pound and clothing wools of similar grades at 65 to 67 cents. Strictly combing 56s 3/8 blood territory wools saw several calls and a few fair sized lots sold at 65 to 67 cents per scoured pound.
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US Dept
Assassination of King Alexander Shocks Europe
King Alexander of Yugoslavia is assassinated in Marseille as shots strike his car. Prime targets include French official Louis Barthou and Gen. Alphonse Georges. Petris Kalemen, a Yugoslav, is reported dead after the attack. Queen Marie heads toward Marseille as frontier guards tighten at the Yugoslav border amid rumors of mobilization.
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Zagreb
Gessert Heads to Las Cruces for U S Land Office Business
E C Gessert departed yesterday for Las Cruces to spend ten days on business at the U S Land Office. Record want ads promise results as the trip unfolds.
Campaign broadcast for Sen. Cutting re election opens tonight
Radio Tonight reports Sen. Bronson Cutting will launch his bid for re election with a campaign address broadcast over radio KOB at 7 30 p m Caswell Neal a Carlsbad Democrat backing Cutting will be the only other speaker Jaffa Miller and party speak at Clayton tonight Hatch and Dempsey speak in Farmington and Aztec Congressman Chavez and Tingley appear in Artesia and Carlsbad
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Spain faces possible military dictatorship amid Asturias fall
Reports from the Associated Press and official sources say major revolutionary strongholds in Asturias Aviedo and Gijon have fallen after swift air land and sea attacks. The Mieres mining region is surrounded as highways and rail lines are destroyed and snipers fire in Madrid. A prominent deputy warned that continuing uncertainty could lead to a military dictatorship.
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King Alexander of Yugoslavia Assassinated in Marseille
King Alexander the first of Yugoslavia was shot in Marseille during a good will visit. Louis Barthou, France’s foreign minister, was wounded and died later. The alleged Czech gunman was seized as bullets felled several bystanders and officials.
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