New York Stocks Close Mixed on Markets Flooded by Profit Taking
Stocks ended lower as profit taking dominated after Roosevelt's bankers speech. Rails led the decline with most of yesterday's gains erased while grains fell and bonds held. Eastman Kodak and Liggett & Myers rose briefly, while Santa Fe and Norfolk & Western dropped several points. Consolidated Gas slipped on an earnings report.
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Grain futures close mixed on Chicago market
Chicago grain prices ended mixed with December wheat near 96 to 98 cents, December and May contracts fluctuating. Wheat and oats showed varied responses while barley and rye delivered modest shifts, with nearby months trading within narrow ranges.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report October 24 Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs 4000 uneven. top 5.50 for 220 lb, late trade steady to 10 lower. sow weights 275-300 lb 4.00-5.10. Cattle 3500. calves 800. steers 550-1500 lb 5.00-8.25, heifers 5.00-7.50, cows 3.00-4.00, vealers 3.00-7.00. Sheep few opening mauve lambs steady to weak. best rangers above 650, yearling wethers 4.00-5.50, ewes 1.50-2.25, feeding lambs 4.75-5.05.
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New York Cotton Falls as Orleans Markets Report
The New York cotton market moved lower with prices down for middling grades, as reported from New Orleans. Traders noted a moderate decline in the season’s spot readings and overall demand remained cautious amid unsettled trade conditions.
New York Curb Stock Quotes Arouse Mixed Trading
AP report lists diverse prices for Alum. Co Am 51 1/4 Amn Cyan B 16 3/4 Am Fyn P War 3 3/4 Amn G&E 19 7/8 and others. Notable values include Humble Oil 38 5/8 Ford Met Ltd 9 7/8 Newmont Min 38 and Swift & Co 18 1/2 with varied movers across energy and industrials.
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Boston wool market steadies with higher bids noted
Greasy combing territory wools sold a bit more freely as buyers showed selective bidding above prior rejection levels. French combing and average 64s and finer in original bags brought about 73 cents scoured. bulk demand focused on 64s to finer at 67-70 cents, and short combing staples at 63-65 cents.
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Cotton futures steady after partial reaction in New York market
In New York trading on October 25, cotton prices edged lower amid light southern selling and liquidation, with futures closing steady down 9 to 11 points. December 12.29, January 12.32, March 12.35, May 12.41, July 12.45. Spot middling 12.55. U S bonds also listed with Liberty bonds at 102.10 and Treasuries varying.
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Cotton market report from Galveston on Oct 25
Spot cotton in Galveston steadier with middling prices at 12.0 cents per pound. Sales reported at 150 bales as of today.
Confesses Theft At Saunders Home
Lenwood Hubert, colored, signed a confession claiming he stole two trunks of household goods from behind H. P. Saunders home at 200 East Demine. Arrests followed as most loot was recovered before 11 yesterday. Hubert said theft occurred about three months ago. L. C. Newton, colored, implicated by the confession, was arrested later. more goods were recovered, some still missing, trunks burned per Hubert. The items valued about $200 belonged to Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Saunders of Kansas.
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Kansas
Hunters Take Out After Big Game Today
Albuquerque reporters note the opening of New Mexico’s big game season with hunters pursuing deer bear turkey and squirrels from dawn. State game warden Elliott Barker warns hunters to exercise caution near emergency conservation camps and to verify deer horns before firing while outlining a bag limit of one buck one bear two turkeys and five squirrels through November 15 for deer turkeys and squirrels and December 10 for bears.
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New Mexico Farm Bureau Sends 10000 Freight Rate Questionnaires
Ten thousand questionnaires are mailed to farmers and stock men in New Mexico to gauge opinion on a proposed 10 percent freight rate increase by railroads. I. K. Freudenthal urges full participation to present personal financial impact and potential effects on agriculture and livestock. Results will be summarized for the Interstate Commerce Commission. Economists at State College assist. early reports show unanimous opposition due to higher costs while farm prices lag 1916 levels by about 9 percent.
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Dempsey Tingley Allegations Shake New Mexico Race
Santa Fe shows John E. Miles accusing J. J. Dempsey of double crossing John Simms and aiding Clyde Tingley in a bid for governor. Miles attacks political tactics as Senator Cutting’s Taos speech draws scrutiny amid libel threats and calls for court review.
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Albuquerque
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President urges alliance for recovery amid bank trust in private credit
President calls on bankers to renew confidence and urges private finance to take over post relief efforts. He envisions an alliance of business, banking, agriculture, industry, labor, and capital to revive activity. Bankers respond with cautious optimism and questions on budget emphasis. Inspecting Votes Santa Fe reports Republican and Democratic party fund scrutiny.
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U S Objects to Jap Plans in Manchukuo
The United States filed representations with Japan opposing a Manchukuo state oil monopoly, saying it harms American oil interests and breaches the open door policy and the nine power treaty. Britain and the Netherlands reportedly made similar protests, but no joint action occurred. The move targets Standard Oil Company losses.
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Senator Hatch Praises Democrats and Roosevelt in New Mexico
Senator Hatch urged a big Democratic victory praising the state administration for saving taxpayers and building highways. He defended the sales tax as essential to keep schools open, attacked its Republican income-tax substitute, and lauded Roosevelt. Other speakers, including J. J. Dempsey and Clyde Tingley, touted Democratic unity and state progress to Spanish-American citizens.
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Chicago Housing Plan Aims to Aid Negroes Under PWA
Washington reports Secretary Ickes announced a Public Works Administration effort to launch a Chicago housing project for African Americans. The plan includes a $7 million development on about 35 acres, part of a $25 million city program within a national $150 million low cost housing and slum clearance push.
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Old Guard Campaign to Beat Cuttings in New Mexico
Albuquerque AP reports a Republican club formed to oppose Sen. Bronson Cutting and his gubernatorial ally Clyde Tingley. Led by Hugh B. Woodward, the Chavez Tingley club aims to persuade Republicans to back Dennis Chavez and Clyde Tingley, denouncing Cutting for partisan betrayal and pledging statewide organization. Also named are former officials and prominent Republicans.
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Falcon Electrical Service Ad Declares Honest Repairs
Radio repair ad proclaims affordable service by Falcont Electrical Service at 125 W Second with phone 289. Claims repairs are honest and won’t bankrupt customers.
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Loaning Million A Day Under Housing Plan
Albuquerque dispatch reports about a FHA effort to modernize housing with daily loans near one million dollars. A. O. Eherhart, former Minnesota governor, promotes a plan to loan about 1,008 dollars daily for 13 states. He predicts construction of 1,000,000 new homes and 5,000 jobs daily, with a peak later.
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Nobel Prize Divided Among Three Americans
The Nobel prize in medicine was awarded to three Americans Dr Georges, Dr William P Murphy of Harvard Medical School, and Dr George H Whipple of the University of Rochester for their anemia research.
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