Stock Market Close Report New York Oct 24
New York stocks ended higher led by railroad shares after news a federal court ruled the federal railroad pension act unconstitutional. The rally boosted late trading with many gains of 1 to several points as U S government bonds stayed firm and select issues climbed. Del and Hud and Santa Fe advanced 4 to 5 points, while U S Steel, Case, Montgomery Ward and Noranda posted solid gains.
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Wall Street
New York
Rails
U. S
Delaware
Hudson
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
New York Central
Western Union
U. S. Steel
Case
Wilson “A
Stock Averages Reported For October 24
Stock averages show 50 industrials 20 rails 20 utilities at 90 today. The Standard Statistic Co bulletin notes daily closing figures with prominent values like 4.5 dollar share for key stocks and a 57.1 five day trend.
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Standard - Statistic Co
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City livestock listings for October 24 show hogs at 3,500 head uneven bids with lighter weights weak, sows 275 to 500 pounds, hog price range 4.50 to 5.60 per cwt, cattle and calves 5,500 head, killing classes steady to 15 cents, steer and heifer prices 5.00 to 8.75 per cwt, cows 3.00 to 4.00, sheep receipts 4,000 with slaughter lamb bids weak, yearlings 4.00 to 5.40, ewes 1.50 to 2.25, feeding lambs 4.75 to 5.65.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Colorado
Chicago Grain Futures Update and Closing Prices
Chicago grain markets show shifts with December and May contracts for wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley across old and new figures. Notable quotes include wheat near 98 and corn around 75, with oats dipping around 50 to 47 for May and barley prices climbing to 12.57 for several months.
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Whaia
Liberty Bonds Close Mixed on New York Market
Liberty Bonds closed unevenly with Fourth 4 1/4s trading around 102.10 and Treasury 4 1/4s at 142.10. Home Owners and Federal Farm Mortgage issues listed near 98.6 and 100.28 respectively as trading gathered activity from New York exchanges.
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U. Ss. Bonds
New York
Liberty
Bonds
Fed
Fed Farm
Boston Wool Market Shows Slower Movement and Steady Askings
The Boston wool market moved slower than last week with bids on many sizable lots but prices often below firm asking levels. Despite the slower sales, the undertone was hopeful as bidding remained active and asking prices strengthened in large producing centers. Texas wools sold freely at 65-67 cents scoured delivered east for combing and 62-63 cents for French combing types of 12 months.
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Boston
US Dept
Texas
New York and New Orleans Cotton Prices Steady
New York on Oct 24 saw a steadier tone as trade buying and steady Liverpool cables supported futures closing steady with October at 12.35 and July at 12.53 while spot middling held at 12.65. New Orleans spot also steady with prices up 12 points and sales totaling 1,569.
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New Fork Stock Exchange
Nat P&l
Ann Avenue
Nynh&h
ArmlllPt
Adam Exp
Nkl
Silannie
T&t
Jns Moyl
Kencott
Krog Gro
Lambert
LigMyr
Liquid C
Lor
Tob
Mack Tr
MeInpor
McKet
McLellan
MiaCcPet
Pac Pats MontWrad
MothLod
Murray C
Nash Mot
Amt&t
Nat Bis
Nor Am
Nor Pac
Bal Looco
Ohio Oil
Tf B&o
Pac G&e
Tri
Packard
Byers Co
G& Rey Tob
Rey Tobb
Stroe Ld
Safeway
St L&ssfr
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Stog&e
Lac&w
Stdo NJ
Stearn
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St&Whbstr
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Ree Vatee
P&l” Erie Rae
Fire T
Studbkr
Tex & Pac
TexCorp
Tex Gul
Texpc&o
TexPiTr
Timkenb
Indal
Goldust
Goodyer
T Nor
US Steel
Hershey
Util Pa Ae Holland
Wadscome Homstak
Vanadum
Hous Oil
Warn Pix
Howand
West Mid
Ud Mtr
West UN
Mtr
West Air
Tid
E&m
Ind Rayn
Woolwrt
Liverpool
New Orleans
Galveston Cotton Prices Steady at 12.70 Middling
Spot cotton in Galveston on October 24 held steady at 12.70 for middling grade with 15 up and 200 bales sold. The AP report notes steady market activity and a modest sales total for the session.
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Galveston
May Tattoo All U S Soldiers Plan Considered
Washington reports a plan before the war department to tattoo every American soldier for identification of dead and wounded. Lt. C. L. Whittle of Fort Ontario New York proposes this in the Infantry Journal noting tags failed to identify many in World War I.
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Washington
War Department
C. L. Whittle
Fort Ontario
New York
Infantry Journal
The
Infanty Association
Whittle
Four Bandits Escape Jail in Oklahoma Kidnapping
Four men assaulted Hughes county jailer Jim Sickles at Holdenville Oklahoma and fled with two women in two stolen cars. They were named as Bill Johnson Ambrose Nix Arthur Gooch Henry Hurst Maudie Lawson and Myrtle Kindig. They abducted T C Puckett and his son Gerald and escaped in a car once owned by Dr George W Morgan after terrorizing women nearby.
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Holdenville
Okla
Hughes County
Jim Sickles
Bill Johnson
Ambrose Nix
Arthur Gooch
Henry Hurst
Maudie Lawson
Myrtle Kindig
T. C. Puckett
Puckett
Gerald
McAdoo Daughter’s Marriage Hope Faces Race Scrutiny
Hollywood report tells of Eleanor Wilson McAdoo denying marriage plans for her 19 year old daughter amid a California race based legal battle. Rafael Lopez de Onate, 38, Filipino ancestry questioned by Riverside officials and immigration, while Senator McAdoo and law partnerNeblett oppose the match.
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Hollywood
Calif
Eleanor Wilson McAdoo
United States
William Gibbs McAdoo
Woodrow Wilson
Riverside
McAdoo
Rafael Lopez de Onate
Philippine Islands
D. G. Clayton
de Onate
Clayton
William H. Neblett
California
Manila
U S and Britain in clash over Manchoukuo oil monopoly
The United States and Great Britain oppose a coming state oil monopoly in Manchoukuo that would end foreign distribution and storage. American and British embassies have discussed the project with Tokyo, warning it would undermine the open door and nine power treaty provisions. Local Manchoukuo officials say the monopoly will be inaugurated, signaling a major diplomatic conflict.
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Associated Press
Toyo
America
Great Britain
Japan
Manchoukuo
Standard Oil Company of
New York
British Asiatic Petroleum Company
Manchouque
Toyko Foreign Office
Washington
London
Texas Company
Asiatic Petroleum Company
Annual Episcopal Meeting Thursday in Pecos Valley
The annual meeting of Episcopalians in the Pecos Valley region will be held Thursday at Saint Anne's Chapel in Glencoe. Rev. Malcolm Twiss of El Paso will preach at 10 o’clock and Saint Andrew's Roswell choir will lead singing. Representatives from Clovis to Carlsbad New Mexico and Marfa Alpine Texas are invited. services are open to the public.
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Saint Anne’s Chapel
Glencoe
Malcolm Twiss
el Paso
Saint Andrew’s Church of Roswell
Fort Stanton
Fort Stanton Hospital
Chapel of Our Redeemer
Hall Pierce
Carsbad
Clovis
Alamogordo
Tularosa
Roswell Artesia
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Marfa
Alpine
Texas
Trial of Mrs Robinson Likely Postponed
In Louisville, attorneys indicated the Frances Robinson trial in the Stoll kidnapping case likely won’t proceed until November 5 as witnesses cannot be summoned without a ruling on bringing Thomas A. Robinson Sr. to stand trial. The elder Robinson, free on Nashville bond, may resist transfer. Thomas H. Robison Jr. remains at large as the alleged kidnapper of Alice Speed Stall.
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Louisville
Oet
Frances Robinson
Stoll
Thomas A. Robinson, Sr
Robinson
Nashville
Tenn
Thomas H. Robison, Jr
Alice Speed
Piccard sprains foot after stratosphere crash near Cadiz
AP report notes Jean Piccard sprained foot treated by a physician after his stratosphere balloon struck a treetop near Cadiz Ohio. He and wife Jeannette Piccard, the first licensed woman balloon pilot to ascend the stratosphere, displayed scratches from the rough landing.
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Cadiz
Jean Piccard
Here
Jeannette Piccard
Sensation in New Mexico campaign teased by senator
Taos reports Sen. Bronson Cutting warned of a coming sensation in the Democratic contest in New Mexico. He urged no honest citizen could vote for Clyde Tingley for governor. He touched on the Henney election code and relief projects while praising Cutting. Jaffa Miller and Maurice Miera spoke on school funding and questions to Chavez.
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Taos
N. M
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Clyde Tingley
Cutting
H. A. Riker
Clayton
Maurice Miera
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Miera
Dennis Chavez
Senate
Jaffa Miller
Roosevelt says no federal poll protection in California election
President Roosevelt declined any federal intervention to guard polling places in California's gubernatorial race and noted no pledge to comment on Upton Sinclair. The press conference touched unemployment relief and partisan claims about vote buying amid a tense political climate.
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Washington
California
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Upton Sinclair
Sinclair
Hauptmann in a black coat with a hat in corridor scene
Hauptmann wore a black coat and small black hat while accompanied by Harry Whitney, a Hauptmanns’ friend. State troopers and deputy sheriffs patrolled the corridors of the clean-up area, maintaining order and search presence.
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Harry Whitney
Hauptmanns
First Lady Addresses Girl Scouts in Boston Event
In Boston on October 24, the President's wife addressed the 50th annual Girl Scout meeting, praising the movement as a force for peace. She urged girls to become leaders in fostering understanding among nations to lessen armed conflict. The event opened with Mrs Hoover seated beside Mrs Edey, the Girl Scout president.
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Presidient
Boston
Franklin D. Roos
Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Movement
Herbert Hoover
Frederick Edey
Girl Scout Organization
Creomulsion Promises Fast Relief for Colds and Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as seven benefits in one, powerful yet harmless. It claims rapid action against lingering colds and coughs, is pleasant to take, and contains no narcotics. The druggist will refund money if relief is not provided.
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Happy) Callahan
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