Stocks surge as market snaps back on Oct 10
New York stocks rose briskly after the prior session's setback with many advances of 1 to 3 points. The close was firm, turnover 987,030 shares, aided by improved grains at Chicago and a steadier European outlook. Notable gains of 3 to 4 points included U S Smelting Case McCrory Stores and Westinghouse, with broad participation across major firms.
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Wall Street
New York
Chicago
U. S
U. S. Smelting
Case
McCrory Stores
Westinghouse Airbrake
New York Airbrake
Spiegel-May-Stern
Marshall Field
Macy
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
U. S. Steel
Western Union
American Telephone
General Motors
Chrysler
du Pont
Allied Chemical
Columbian Carbon
Johns Manville
American Can
American Commercial Alcohol
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Stock Averages Report For Industrial And Railroad Stocks
Stock averages dated October 10 show 50 industrials 20 railroads 20 active stocks 90 total. Today’s figures list Pry day prices with values around 3.8 37.3 67 72.0 and 70.1 for selected indices reflecting market activity.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Oct 16
Hogs 4000 steady to 10 lower top 5.90 for 220-260 lb. sows 4.00 to 5.25. Cattle 6000, calves 1500, opening trade slow, steady to easier. steers 5.35 to 9.25 for 650-1500 lb, heifers 5.00 to 7.50, cows 3.00 to 4.00, feeders 3.00 to 6.50. Sheep 6000, natives lambs ~25 higher, best 6.25, yearling wethers 4.00 to 5.00, ewes 1.50 to 2.25, feeding lambs 4.75 to 5.50.
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Kansas City
New York curb prices report AP stock listings
A compact Associated Press update lists current curb prices for multiple American companies and commodities. Entries include Am. Cyan, Am. G and E, Ark Nat Gas Assoc, Gulf Oil, Humble Oil, Newmont, Texan Oil, Unit Gas, and others with quoted fractions indicating market values.
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New York
Associated Press
Alum Co Am
Amn Cyan
Amn
Caracaibo
Ark Nat Gas al Assoc G & E
City
Cresson
Fl Bons
Unit Verde
New York Cotton Ends Day Steady After Early Decline
In New York on October 10, quotes showed an initial drop of 7 to 10 points amid liquidation and foreign selling. Buying revived as Washington reports on administration price policy supported markets, aided by steady wheat and stock trends. Futures closed 45.20 higher with bullets: October 12.12, December 12.21, January 12.24, March 12.34, May 12.40, July 12.41. Spot prices remained steady at middling 12.40.
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New York
Washington
Cotton prices steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans cotton futures show steady movement with a gain of 162 points. Sales reach 1,054 bales as middling price stands at 12.53 dollars per hundredweight, reflecting modest uplift in the market.
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New “Orleans
New Orl
Wool market update from Boston on Texas and Ohio wools
A limited demand was reported on twelve months Texas wool offered in the country but slower than last week. Boston houses quote twelve months staple at 63-65 cents per scoured delivered east versus 58-63 cents two weeks prior. Spot bids were made on territory wools though most offers were unacceptable. Spot Ohio fleece wools remained mostly quiet.
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Boston
US Dept
Texas
Ohio
Chicago Grain Market Report October Quote Slice
Chicago grain prices list for wheat corn and oats with December old and new contracts across months. Wheat tops near 99 1/2 to 99 7/8 while corn ranges from 75 3/4 to 78 5/8 and oats hold around 73 3/4 to 77 1/8 with fats in lard and bellies at 9.15 to 13.22 for October delivery.
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Chicago
U S Bonds Close With Mixed Liberty and Farm Bonds
New York October 10 AP Lib erty bonds closed with Fourth 4 1/4s at 33 38 old 101.2 Treas 4 1/4s at 47 57 110.31 Home Owners Loan 4s at 1 96.28 Fed Farm Mtg 3s at 49 96.23 Fed Farm Mtg 3 1/4s at 64 99.24
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Gf Stock Exchange
Nkl
T&t
Kencott
Am Metal
McLellan
P&e
Midcpet
Amd St
Mo Pac
Sa Eee
Mont Wrda
Krog Groe
Lambert
LigMyrs
Ar&e
Liquid C
Tob
Mack Tr
Mecnpor
McKet
Am Smeltr
Moth
NashMot
Ugr Amt&t
Nat Bis
mTob B
Nat Csh
Ri Wwk
NatDary
mWoolh
Amwipf
Nat P&l
Il Ww
Arm
NyOnt
Ntk
Pau
Aub Auto
Nor Amr
Avia Cor
Loco
Nor Pac
Ilocot
Ohio Oil
Rail
Barnsd
Pac G&e
Beatric
Packard
Pullman
RKO
ReyTodd B
P&p
Safeway
Cmst
PPL
Joe Ld
Hi Rigp
L&sf
Chrysir
Schulte
Coca Col 133
Seab Airc
Colgate
Seab Oil
Col G&e
Sears R
Shell UG
ComSolv
Soc Yac
CongoNa
ContOil
Ocal
ComPre
Coty
el Boat
Timkenb
Elec P&l
Trans Am
Erie
UN Carbi
Firet&r
Foster W
Rrpf
Fox FA
Air
Knit Corp
GenAsph
Dre
GenElec
Usssmelt
Gimbipf
US Steel
Glidden
Sti Pf
Goldust
UN Pipe
Goedyer
Util Pa
GtNorPft
Wudsco
Gwwsueger
Vanadum T Holland
Warn Pix
Homstak
West Mid
Howe
Snd
West UN
West
Wstbe&m
Hn Ct
Woolwrt
Ind Rayon
WorPmp
Ins
Tr&c
U. S. Bonds
New York
Liberty
Treas
Home Owners Loan
Fed Farm
Winter Range in New Mexico at Lowest Eb b
New Mexico ranges fell to the lowest condition on record in September according to agricultural statistician Fred Daniels. Cattle improved slightly while sheep showed little change. statewide winter range prospects are dire, requiring hay and feed imports despite some late rains replenishing water. Alfalfa surplus exists only in Pecos and Mesilla valleys, with overall hay and grain shortages threatening livestock.
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Las Cruces
N. M
New Mexico
Fred Daniels
Daniels
Pecos
Mesilla
Young Edwards in court after murder conviction
Robert Allen Edwards, depicted as calm despite fatigue, leaves Wilkes-Barre courthouse en route back to jail after testifying for five and a half hours. The youth was convicted of first degree murder in the American Tragedy slaying of his former sweetheart Freda McKechn.
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Robert Allen
Edwards
Wilkes-Barre
Freda McKechn
Galveston Cotton Prices Steady at 12.45
Spot cotton in Galveston on October 10 held steady at middling 12.45 cents per pound with demand noted as 650 bales sold. AP report notes general market firmness for the day.
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Galveston
Europe at Stalinist Crown? Assassination and unrest unfold
The article reports the assassination of Barthou and the near miss to Alexander. It notes two men arrested, rumors of five armed suspects, and Barthou's death from a severed artery after a taxi delay. It recalls a self-inflicted shot, pursuit by police, and a tattooed death head symbol linked to a Macedonian secret society. It also covers Belgrade’s move to avert Croat unrest after naming Peter II king under regency, with Croats fleeing across the Austrian border amid fears of reprisals and rumors of troop mobilization.
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Alexander
Barthou
Barthow
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Peter II
Peter
October cattle and sheep market outlook in brief
The report notes October 1 cattle condition improved slightly from September. Government purchases in September relieved thinning cattle, stockmen selling few cattle amid weak demand. Calves will be lighter, with expected retention of more heifers by those able to feed. Lambs improve in flesh but remain lighter. sheep losses are light. Government sheep purchases are starting.
Extradition decision looms in Lindbergh kidnap case
Albany and New York City centers of action as Governor Lehman weighs New Jersey's request to extradite Bruno Hauptmann. Hauptmann's counsel vows to fight and will seek a writ of habeas corpus. Lehman aims for prompt action but follows routine procedure.
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Albany
N. Y
James M. Fawcett
Pruno Hauptmann
Lehman
Hauptmann
New Jersey
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Fawcett
Charles Poletti
Bronx County
Bronx Supreme Court
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Park Avenue
New York City
Lobos Seek Late Season Revenge Against Miners
Albuquerque AP says New Mexico Lobos under coach Gwinn Henry aim to avenge the 1930 29 to 13 defeat by Texas Miners in El Paso. Players note the old score but this year’s team has no 1930 veterans. motivation is high amid road game buildup.
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Gwinn Henry
University of New Mexico Lobos
Texas Miners
el Paso
Lobo
Labor Endorsement of Cutting Opponent Chavez Urged
Leo Shingledecker of Albuquerque urges AFL President William Green to back Dennis Chavez over Bronson Cutting for the U.S. Senate. He accuses Cutting of press control and nonunion dilemmas, cites a Sept. 4 Albuquerque Morning Journal editorial on a textile strike, and urges Green to oppose Cutting’s endorsement.
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Leo Shingledecker
Albuquerque
William Green
Conegeg
American Federation Labor
Green
Bronson Cutting
Dennis Chavez
Senate
Shingledecker
Union 234
Cutting
Albuquerque Journal
Shingledeck
New Mexico
Santa Fe New Mexican
Senator Cutting
Albuquerque Morning Journal
United States Senate
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