Stock Market Closes Mixed In Washington Focus
New York stock trading closed irregular as traders watched Washington and held cash. Gold mining issues faded while some specialties held firm. Mc Crory Stores preferred shares hit a yearly high and Owens-Illinois rose. Noranda, Dome and McIntyre fell, U S Smelting and American Smelting declined, and UP and Santa Fe eased.
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Wall Street
New York
Washington
McCrory
Owens-Illinois Glass
Hazel Atlas Glass
American Can
Continental Can
Eastman Kodak
Case
Noranda
Stock Averages Report From October 23, 1934
The Tuesday data from Standard Statistic Co shows today’s stock averages at 83.5 for the industrial index, 36.6 for rail, 55.9 for utility, and 71.4 for the average. Pro day figures list 83.7, 36.7, 56.6, and 71.6 respectively.
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StanDard Statistic Co
Kansas City Livestock Prices As Auction Market Opens
Kansas City report shows hogs 4500 head uneven but active with 180 lb plus steady to 10 lower, lighter weights steady to 25 off. top 5.60 for 210-280 lb hogs. Cattle 7,000 and calves 15,000 with opening fully steady. steers 350-1504 lb 5.00-8.75, heifers 5.00-7.50, cows 3.00-4.00, vealers 3.00-7.00. Sheep 6,000 with few sales. native lambs 6.25 down, yearling wethers 4.00-5.40, ewes 1.50-2.25, feeding lambs 4.75-5.65.
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Kansas City
Op Sons
New York curb market brief list of stock prices
AP reports a snapshot of readings with numerous tickers and closing style figures. Listed names include Amn Cyan B, Assoc G & E A, Gulf Oil Pa, Ford Mot Ltd, Newmont Min, Trans Cont Air, United Gas, Unit Pow A, and others with varied price indications.
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New York
Associated Press
Alum Co Am
Amn Cyan
Amn G
Ford Mot Ltd
Gulf Oil Pa
Ind Ter Ill
Lib McN & L
Newmont
Min
Nia Hud
Penn Road
Trans Cont Air
United Gas
Unit & Pow A
Unit Verde
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS SLIDE ON OCTOBER TRADING
Chicago grain markets show mixed closes with December old prices around 97 5/8 for corn and 75 5/8 to 76 7/8 for new contracts. Barley and oats list nearby values, while bellies and other staples move in narrower ranges as traders close the session.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Uly
Ecember
Wor
Liberty Bonds and Treasuries Advance on New York Bond Market
New York Oct 23 AP Lib Aterty Bonds closed Fourth 4 1/4s 33-38 old 102.8 Treas 4 1/4s 47 52 112.2 Home Owners Loan 4s 51 97.28 Fed Farm Mig 3s 49 97.29 Fed Farm Mts 1/4 64 100,14.
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Folf
T&t
Kencott
KrogGro
Lambert
LigMyrs
Liquid C
Tob
Mack Tr
McKet
McLellan
Midcpet
Ontihints
Indix A
Beth
Buster
Byers
Ali Hec
Colgate
Col. G
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T& R
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Mill
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Gimbel
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Goldust
Goodyer
Nor- Pf
wWsuer
Hershey
Ain Holland
Mstak
Ous
Oil
HoweSnd
Mtr
Cil
Ind Ray
Ins
Cop
Vu. S. Bonds
New York
Treas
Fed Farm
McCall predicts Eddy County to vote Republican
J 5 McCall an Eddy County Democrat former secretary and treasurer said Eddy County will swing Republican this year. He cited the GOP platform as more liberal and forward looking than the Democratic platform and predicted Senator Cutting would win by the largest county margin for any state ticket. He endorsed Edna Rousseau for school superintendent and criticized Democratic candidate H R Rogers as unfit and allied with a textbook publisher. The statement urged ending a boss ridden, corporate controlled NM administration.
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Santa Fe
J. 5. McCall
Carisba
Eddy County
Democratic Central Committee
McCall
Albuquerque
Senator Cutting
Edna Rousseau
H. R. Rogers
New Mexico
Piccard stratosphere balloon lands near Cadiz Ohio
Dr Jean Piccard and his wife Jannette landed a stratosphere balloon near Cadiz Ohio after an eight hour flight from Detroit. Witnesses saw a parachute exit and reports differed on whether Mrs Piccard remained in the gondola. The pair were uninjured and planned to go to a Cadiz hotel.
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Piccard
Pike Peak School House
Here
Jean Piccard
Jannette
Ono
Piccards
Detroit
Starnard
Farm Bureau asks questions of candidates in New Mexico race
Democratic state headquarters report heavy national interest as New Mexico, the only state with two U.S. Senate seats, hosts speakers including Senators Robinson, Sheppard and Connally to rally Democrats. The Farm Bureau asks gubernatorial and congressional hopefuls to answer questions on tax policy, agriculture exemptions, water rights, and irrigation issues.
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New Mexico
United States
Sen
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Tom Connally
Robinson
Clovis
Albuquerque
Las Cruces
N. M
Democraticc
New Mexico State Farm Bureau
Bureau
Board of Regents
New Mexico A. & M. College
Agricultural Control For
Congress
Rio Grande
Desperado Floyd Dead After Flight From Officers
Floyd, wounded and pursued after a bank robbery in Tiltonville, sought shelter with Mrs Conkle but faced a fatal confrontation with officers near Clarkson. The Kansas City massacre case lingered as officers pressed him, and he died before reaching an automobile. The fugitive, once famed for bank robberies and bold escapes, was financially ruined with only 120 dollars on him.
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Purvis
Brendit
Youngstown
Here
Stewart Dyke
Conkle
Clarkson
Kansas City
Eddie
Adam Richetti
Vwrellsville
Richetti
Banidt
Sallisaw
Okla
Banks
Tiltonville. O
Dutch Fliers Lost In Wilds Of Australia
Melbourne reports indicate the Dutch airmen Parmentier and Moll lost near the Wodonga district during the England to Australia air race. Their seven seat Douglas plane circled for guidance, while railway officials confirmed sightings. The pair trailed leaders Scott and Black by about ten hours and sent wireless flares as attempts to navigate toward Melbourne.
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Melbourne
Parmentier
Moll
Wodonga
Scott
Black
Menchietts - New
Mcdio
Albury
New York Cotton Markets Quiet With Modest Demand
New York reports a quiet but generally steady cotton market as trade covers and southern spot firmness support prices. Futures closed barely steady with slight gains and losses. October at 12.81, December 12.26, January 12.19, March 12.32, May 12.36, July 12.40. spot middling at 12.50.
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New York
New Orleans Cotton Prices Steady on Oct 28
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed steady with a modest 2 point rise as sales reached 2,896 bales. Middling grade priced at 72.59 cents per pound, reflecting stable demand in the market.
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New Orleans
Boston Wool Market Signals Soft Demand in Ohio Wools
Boston wool buyers showed slower demand than last week for Ohio and similar fleeces. Some lots of a few grades moved, with 58s, 60s and 1/2 blood Ohio wools at 28 to 29 cents per grease and 56s and 3/8 blood at 29 to 30 cents. Activity was moderate and several grades drew no more than sample requests.
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Boston
US Dept
Ohio
May recommend shutting down East Texas field
Kilgore Texas October 33 AP Capt E N Stanley chief engineer of the Texas Railroad Commission said today he would recommend that the commission shut down the East Texas oil field should a general cut in the price of crude oil occur.
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Kilgore, Tex
E. N. Stanley
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
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