Stock Market Ends Bearish After Late Selloff Oct 21
Wall Street opened modestly on the overnight Russian News and turned extremely bearish in the final hour as heavy selling pushed prices down 1 to 5 or more points. Allied Chemical and several distillers led losses, with Browers reporting short accounts and poor liquidation. Grains rose modestly while cotton declined. bonds mixed and gold securities steady. Farm implement and rail shares moved with news of possible Soviet relations and government regulation of profits. Market watchers expected government steps to ease agricultural distress and lift wheat and hog prices.
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Wall Street
New York
Browers
Allied Chemical
National Distillers
American Commercial Alcohol
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
U. S&s. Smelting
Johns-Manville
Deere
Westinghouse
SS. Steel
Case
Kennecott
American .Telephone
DuPont
Western Union
Delaware and Hudson
Union Pacific
N. Y. Central
Liggett and Myers B
American Tobacco
Washington
New York Stocks Close on Oct 21 AP Report
Stocks end trading on the New York Exchange with wide listings across industries. Notable figures include Am Sugar 48, Penn RR 23 1-2, Colgate 12 1-8, General Electric 1 1-3, Dow listings show varied gains and losses among major names and utilities.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Adam Exp
Nkl
Alavkar
Sil
Allegny
Alic&dy
Jne Mvyl
Allis C
Kencott
Amn
Krog Gr
Am Caréf
Lambert
Am&forp
Ligmyrb
Amer Int
Liquidc
AmLoco
Ammmefa A MackTrae Et . MeInpore
AmRadsSt
MecKetin
Amrolim
NatDary
Anchor C
Arm Ill A
Natp&l
Arm
Ct L
At&sf
Nh&h
Aub Auto
Avia Cor
Borden
Penny JC
Bulova
Penn RR
BuradMa
PhilPet
Pullman
Ebomen
Ee Ee
Chi R&p
Hamtes
Chrysir
Coca Col
Reytobb
Colgate
Safeway
Col Fuel
St _L&SF
Col G&e
Schulte
Solv
Seab Air
Com
Sou
Seab Oi
CongoNa
Sears
Shell U
Skellyo
Con Gag
Vac
ConBak A
Sou Pac
ConCan
Son RR
Font Oi
Sta Brads
CornPro
Stqg&e
Curt
S$ O Cal
DiamMa
Stewrn
Douwg Air
StWbstr
du Pont
Studbkr
Mastman
LexCorp
Elau
Elec
GenFood
Jon PA
GenMtr
Genrsiz
USI
Gil Raz
Gimbelb
Glidden
Goldist
Goodyer
GtNorPft
Gwsuer
GriGrun
Honfstak
Hous Oil
Howe Snd
Hadner
West Air
Mtr
Wste&m
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Woolwrt
Ins Cop
Yel Tr&g
Chicago Grain Prices on October 21
Chicago market update lists futures closes for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, lard, and belly in December, May, July contracts. Wheat and rye show mixed gains and losses across months with no dramatic shifts. animal fats exhibit steady to modestly higher bids.
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Chicago
Dember
RYB
Kansas City Livestock Prices Reported for Oct 21
Livestock market results from Kansas City show hogs at 500 head with 150 direct and top 4.20 for 190-210 lb hogs, cows and bulls varied with down 10-15 and vealers steady. Cattle and calves total 400 with yearlings around 950 lbs down steady, beef steers and yearlings mixed with declines or small gains. lambs and muttons steady with tops around 6.90 and 6.60, ewes and lambs follow. Slaughter and feeding lambs steady to 6.00, stockers and feeders weaker, late tops noted.
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Kansas City
APJ
Us-Da
Cotton futures slip amid hedging after earlier advance
New York trading opened with gains on buying in expectation of Port developments and Midwest farm troubles but quickly eased. December dipped from 9.37 to 9.20, settled at 9.21 as the market closed barely steady, down 3 to 2 points. Middling crude notes showed a quiet session at 9.40.
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New York
Middle West
Orleans Cotton Market Report Oct 21 AP
Spot cotton closed steady with 2,164 bales sold. Low middling 8.503 cents, middling 9.15 cents, good middling 9.60. Receipts 8,761 bales, stocks 804,634. Orleans, New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Bonds Report From New York Market Close
New York bond activity shows fractional changes with prices at 103.18 for issue 33-35 and 110.16 for another, while broader numbers drift in modest fashion. Market summaries note yields and trades across corporate and municipal issues without major shifts.
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Eeag
Statistical Averages Snapshot From Today and Prev Day
A compact sports data item shows today’s averages for IND and UT teams with figures for 75.2 and 35.4 versus 69.6 and 68.0, alongside prior values 78.0 and 36.6 and 71.0 and 70.4. The note attributes the data to Standard Statistics Co, dated October 7.
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Ind
Market quotes for major stocks on Oct 21 in New York
AP reports closing figures for numerous issues led by Humble Oil and Libby McNeil with varied gains and losses. Listed securities include Ford Ltg, Gulf Oil, Newmont, Texan, Swift Co, and many utilities and steel concerns reflecting mixed sentiment in a single day.
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Ei B
Ford Ltg
Gulf Oil
Humble Oil
Libby McNeil
Ning Hud Pow
Newmont
Penn Road
Shatt Dean
Swift
Texan
Trans Air
Unit Gas
Unit Verde
Unit P & L
Wool trading in quiet market with firm price ranges
Wool trading in Boston quiet this week with greasy combing quotations holding earlier selling ranges. Occasional transactions occurred on medium fleeces and finer Western-grown wools, but each sale involved only small quantities.
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Boston
USDA
Spot cotton steady in Galveston on Oct 21
In Galveston Texas on October 21 the spot cotton market held steady with middling grade at 9.05 cents and sales reported as 00.00 dollars. No other price movement or named entities noted.
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Galveston
Texas
Century Beer Nutrition Claim Sparks Ad Watchdog
An advertisement touts The Famous Beverage Century Beer as highly nutritious, claiming iron calcium phosphorus and vitamins A B and G while urging men to drink it to stay sound. Regulators may scrutinize health assertions in this ad.
Lime in milk offers valuable complexion aid
Fy Antoinette Donnelly writes that milk propaganda suggests calcium from lime in milk supports clear skin and health. She links diet and elimination to beauty, warning reliance on externals while advocating informed food choices and better body processes for complexion and overall youth.
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Fy Antoinette Donnelly
Old Timer John L. Zimmerman Visits Roswell
John L. Zimmerman, founder of Roswell’s first drug store in 1888 and now a state land office civil engineer at Santa Fe, spent last week in Roswell renewing friendships for the fair and old timers' day. He departed for Santa Fe today.
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John L. Zimmerman
Roswell
State Land Office
Santa Fe
Mr. Zimmerman
Donley elected state regent at Deming D A R meet
W J Donley of Carlsbad was elected state regent of the American Revolution D A R at the Deming convention. Silver City chosen as 1934 convention city with officers named including Shottle Chavez Bell Bujnc Martin Kellehan Hakle Storrs. A memorial stone for the Butterfield trail to be unveiled nine miles from Deming along the new Silver City Deming highway.
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King
N. M
W. J. Donley
Carlsbad
Fighters of the
Silver City
A. J. Shottle
Albuquerque
David Chavez
Santa Fe
R. K. Bell
Deming
James Bujnc
Ralph Martin
Clovis
Robert Kellehan
Roswell
R. R. Hakle
S. M. Storrs
Donley
Crisis Fears New Head of Cuba Bracing for Split
Havana October 20 AP threats of a new crisis shadow the Grau San Martin regime as ABC Radical Society, a key support group since the overthrow of Carlos Manuel De Cespedes, weighs a possible breakaway.
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Havana
Ramon Grau San Martin
ABC Radical Society
Grau
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Yale Defeats Brown 14 to 6 in Big Game
Yale Bulldogs beat Brown 14 to 6 before 24 000 spectators in New Haven. Captain Bob Lassiter scored in the first and third periods after sustained drives. Brown’s Walter tallied after a 48 yard march in the final period.
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New Haven
Bob Lassiter
Yale Bulldogs
Brown
Walter
Washington and Lee Defeats Kentucky 7-0 in Roanoke
Washington and Lee earns a 7-0 victory over Kentucky in Roanoke as a 93 yard third quarter march ends with Joe Sawyers catching a shovel pass from Seaton and Mattox adding the extra point.
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Roanoke
Washington and Lee’s Generals
University of Kentucky
Joe Sawyers
Seaton
Mattox
Syracuse Defeats Cornell 14 to 7 in Rivals First Since 1900
In Ithaca New York Syracuse edges Cornell 14 to 7 as a 36 yard fourth quarter pass sets up the go ahead score. The rivalry resumes after a long gap with Syracuse securing the victory in the late period.
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Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Syracuse
Orange
German Withdrawal From League Final
Geneva reports Germany formally withdraws from the League of Nations and the International Labour Organization under Article One. Foreign Minister Von Neurath signed the note presented this forenoon. A solemn German Consul General delivered the letter to League Secretary-General Avenol with no discussion of future relations.
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Geneva
Germany
League of Nations
Konstantin von Neurath
Internatonal Labor Organization
Washington
League
Krauer
J. A. M. C. Avenol
Treasurer Appointment Set After County Death
A special meeting of the Chaves county board of commissioners is scheduled for Monday at ten in the morning to appoint a county treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by Harold Crosby's death.
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Chaves
Treasury sets mined gold price at 29.01 dollars per ounce
Washington on October 21 reports the Treasury confirms a mined gold price of 29.01 dollars per ounce, down twelve cents from Friday. The Associated Press notes the new quotation reflects market shifts and reflects the metal’s value at the mint.
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Washington
Treasury
Seismic Tremor Shakes Hawaiis Big Island
A severe earthquake struck the entire island of Hawai i at 10 a m local time today causing tremors in Hilo s business and residential districts. No damage was reported though residents recalled past eruptions of Kilauea and Maunaloa in 1926. The quake was the strongest since the Maunaloa eruption that year.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Hawai
Kilauea
Maunaloa
Hoopuloa
Winners of the Old Fiddlers Contest at the fairgrounds
Shop Franklin won first prize, W. C. Massey took second, and Louis Propps finished third in the old fiddlers contest held yesterday afternoon at the fairgrounds.
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Franklin
W. C. Massey
Louis Propps
Fairgrounds
Michigan Routs Ohio State 13 to 0 at Michigan Stadium
Michigan's high-geared eleven defeated Ohio State 13 to 0 before 3,508 spectators at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor on October 21 this season. The crowd marked the largest ever to witness a Michigan game.
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Michigan Stadium
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Ohio State
Marry Secretly Expecting Parents to Provide
Doris Blake writes about Frances a 20 year old woman and a 22 year old husband who married secretly as both sets of parents struggle financially. With neither side able to support them a future depends on the couple finding work and independence. The piece urges sympathy for the lovers and warns other couples to avoid reckless unions without financial stability.
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Doris Blake
Frances
Fay
Hunters Warned Near CCC Camps In New Mexico
State Game Department cautions hunters about 18 CCC camps in New Mexico National Forests each housing 200 plus personnel. Camps border prime hunting areas and risky accidental shootings are noted. Warden Elliott Barker urges hunters to avoid camps, exercise extreme caution, and verify targets to prevent repeat deaths during big game season.
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National Forests
New Mexico
CCC
Elliott S. Barker
Barker
State Game Department
Gallup Strike Remains State of Deadlock
Gallup New Mexico October 21 AP negotiations between Diamond Coal Co and National Miners Union strike committee deadlocked over pay for rock work. NMU leaders say the demand is top priority due to mine conditions. Local NMU will decide tonight on B B Hanger offer including re employment of most out within two weeks and NRA code compliance. Operators reject cash guarantee equal to quarter of wages. Mines idle under five day NRA code. Six men arrested for unlawful meeting released. martial law warnings enforced by Col C G Sage.
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NMU
B. B. Hanger
Fulk
NRA
Col
C. G. Sage
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S&s Bonds
Standard Statistics Co
Curb
Boston Weel
Cuba
YALE
Washington & Lee
Kentucky
The
Miss
Marie M. Holt
Miss Holt
Seven Rivers
Lakewood
Artesia
Gallup
Gallup, N. M
Diamond Coal Company
Ao Strikers Committee
National Miners
Roc.sas
Pease, Ten
Jimmie Alberts, Maneguer
ICE Service
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Southwestern Public Service Company
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