Stocks Hold Ground As Market Ends Mixed On Oct 27
New York stock market halted two day liquidation and steadied near prior close. Volume ran 203980 shares as major issues showed little change with some gains in American Telephone, Bethlehem Steel, Union Pacific and U S Steel while Baldwin preferred tumbled and several others edged softer.
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Wall Street
New York
American Telephone
Liggett & Myers B
Bethlehem Steel
Union Pacific
N. Y. Central
Air Reduction
California Packing
Standard Oil of California
Pacific Gas
Union Oj
California
Pacific Lighting
Santa Fe
Owens Illinois Glass
McIntyre Porcupine
Alaska
Juneau
Dome
Baldwin
Consolidated Gas
Chrysler
General Motors
American Can
Goodyear
U.S. Steel
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
National Distillers
Westinghouse
Columbian
Pro Day Statistics Reported for October 27 1934
Copyright 1934 Standard Statistic Co lists an index showing 50 industries 20 railroads 20 utilities 90 total. Today 81 6 36.1 70.0 Pro day $1.5 36.2 55. 69.9.
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Standard Statistic Co
Ind
New York Curbs Market Quotes Across Industries
AP reports a snapshot of stock and bond listings with prices for Alum Co Am 50 Amn Cyan B 15 3/4 Am Maracaibo 5/8 Am Sup Pow 1 5/8 Ark Nata AF City Soc.1 1/2 City Soc Pfd 14 Cons Cop Min 1 1/4 Gold Corp 3 1/2 Cus Mex 1 3/8 Fl Bons Sh 9 1/2 Ford Mot Ltd 9 5/8 Hecla Min 6 Humble Oil 38 Lib McN & L 6 1/8 Newmont Min 37 5/8 Nia Hud Pow 3 3/4 Penn Road 1 7/8 Swift & Co 18 United Gas 2 Unit & Pow A 1 1/2 Unit Verde 3 7/8.
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New York
New York Oak
Am Loco
Kencott
Amr P&l
Kre Groec
Amr Py&Épf
Lig
Frd
AmRd St
Myr
Amroim
Lor Tob
AmSmelt
Macker
St Fdr
MecInpor
Sugr
McKet
Amt&t
McLellan
Amtobb
Mid C Pet
WtWk
Mo Pac
Am Wooln
Mont Wrd
Muray C
Aeait
Nash
At&sf
Nat Bis
Nat Dary
AubAuto
Nat Dist
Avia Cor
Nat P&l
Bal Loco
NY Cdl
Bal LocPf
Nynh&h
B&o Rail
Nor Amr
Barnsdl
C&o Rail
Chrysler
Reytobb
Colgate
Safeway
Col. G&es StroeLd
Com&Solo
Seab Air
Com&Sour
Seab Oil
Congo Na
Sears R
Con Gas
Shell U
Tex Gul
Erie RR
Firet&r
UN Carbi
Elec
Gil Raz
Glidden
US Steel
Goldust
Q.vouger
Vanadum
Nor Pf
Warn
Sugar
West An
Howe Snd
West Air
West E&m
T&t
CURB
Associated Press
Alum Co Am
Amn Cyan B
Maracaibo
Am Sup Pow
Ark Nata AF City Soc
City Soc Pfd
Gold Corp
Fl Bons & Sh
Ford Mot Ltd
Hecla
Humble Oil
Lib McN & L
Newmont
Nia Hud
Penn Road
Swift & Co
United Gas
Unit & Pow A
Unit Verde
Chicago grain and futures prices stock quotes
Chicago grain prices end close shows December and May futures for wheat at around 96 1/8 and 95 7/8, corn around 74 3/4 and 76 3/4 for listed months, oats with December and May figures, rye near 68 and 71 1/4, earnings for barley around 9.30 to 9.52, with hog belly prices for October through January at 13.30, 12.67, and 12.55.
Boston Wool Market Shows Fair Volume In Slow Week
In Boston on Oct 27 buyers showed fair sales volume after a slow start. Finer fleece grades held firm, demand centered on superior average to short combing wools. Some buyers paid for good combing 64s in original bags. Texas wools reported firmer prices, with activity noted in California.
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Boston
US Dept
Territory
Texas
California
Liberty bonds and Treasurys close with varied yields
Liberty bonds listed closing prices with Fourth issue called at 102.9. Treasuries show 4 1/4s trading 47 to 52 range at 112. Home Owners Loan 4s quoted at 97.30. Federal Farm Mortgage 3s at 49 and 3 1/4s at 64 with 100.28.
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Vu. S. Bonds
New York
Liberty Bonds
Treas
Home Owners Loan
Fed. Farm
Galveston Cotton Prices Hold Steady
Galveston spot cotton remains steady at 12.55 mid dling with 175 bales sold as of October 27, AP reports.
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Galveston
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Hogs 250 head with scattered sales steady to 10 lower. select 200-260 lb hogs at 5.25 to 5.40. Cattle 600, calves 200. week beef steer, yearling and stocker activity strong to 25 higher. vealers steady. top yearlings at 8.25, heavy heifers 7.35, vealers 7.00, stockers 2.75 to 4.85. Sheep 300. week slaughter lambs 15 to 25 higher, sheep steady. feeding lambs up to 15. top lambs 6.50 for westerns and fed shorn. fed yearlings 5.25-5.50. top ewes 2.25, top feeding lambs 5.75.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
US Dept
Cotton futures drift after firm Liverpool cables
New York cotton prices moved up early by 3 to 5 points following firmer Liverpool cables, then faded with weekend realizing and liquidation and some southern selling. The market closed barely steady to 3 points lower with December 12.23, January 12.25, March 12.27, May 12.34, July 12.40, October 12.31, and spots middling at 12.50.
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NEW York Cotton
New York
Liverpool Cables
New Orleans Cotton Prices Steady on Saturday Sales
New Orleans spot cotton held steady with no change on Saturday as 2,080 bales traded. Middling grade was recorded at 12.55 cents per pound, reflecting stable market tone for the day.
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New Orleans
Everman Hit By Run Driver Leaves Injured pedestrian
T. R. Everman of West Second Street was struck by a car near his home while walking at night. The vehicle fled the scene. He suffered arm injuries and a cut, though not seriously hurt, and said he was off the roadway when hit.
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T. R. Everman
West Second Street
Mr. Everman
Cadet Polo Game Here Tomorrow
A polo match between the New Mexico Military Institute and La Mesa, Texas, is set for Sunday at 2:30 PM on the Institute field with no admission. Cadet Waterhouse is hospitalized and unavailable. Institute lineup includes Doran, Downey, Spencer, Thompson. substitutes Means, May, Shirley. La Mesa lineup features Haydon Barron, Gus White, A C Woodward, Jay Floyd.
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New Mexico Military Institute
la Mesa
Texas
Cadet Waterhouse
Institute
Doran
Downey
Spencer
Thompson
C. C. Means
H. M. Means
May
Shirley
la Pesa
Haydon Barron
Gus White
A. C. Woodward
Jay Floyd
No Parade At The Institute Sunday
There will be no parade at the Institute this Sunday but a parade will be held the following Sunday and every Sunday thereafter. Parades have been suspended in recent weeks as cadets have undergone inoculations.
Summers Seeks Passport To Aruba In District Court
Roy Manly Summers of Hager man applied in district court this morning for a passport to Aruba Dutch West Indies where he will go to visit relatives.
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Roy Manly Summers
Hagerman
Aruba
Dutch West Indies
Annual Scout Council Meet Program in Roswell
Donald McKay of Eastern New Mexico Junior College Portales to deliver principal address at the annual meeting banquet in Roswell The event begins at one PM with tickets fifty cents and invites all Scouting friends The Silver Beaver award will be given by a Roswell committee including George B Jewett Otis Brenneman B Bullock and Ivan G Bridges Roosevelt award for progress in 1933 will be presented A playlet Memories directed by Mrs John C Martens report on the International Boy Scout Jamboree by K K Zimmerman an Eagle Scout Senate Carl A Hatch offers an award to the best functioning district committee to be given at year end
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Donald McKay
Theastern New
Woman’s Club
Friends of Scouting
Boy Scouts
National Council, Boy Scouts of America
New Mexico
George B. Jewett
Otis “Tode” Brenneman
Roswell
E. B. Bullock
Artesia
Ivan G. Bridges
Clovis
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Eastern
John C. Martens
K. K. Zimmerman
Godolla
Hungary
E. B Bullock
J. B. Savage
Claude Simpson
W. C. Crume
Elida
Dr. J. Hubbard
Dexter
Carl A. Hatch
Johnson Seeks Cutting in Roosevelt Recovery Push
In a radio address from San Francisco Senator Hiram Johnson praised Senator Bronson Cutting as liberal humane fearless and capable to aid President Roosevelt's plans for national recovery and unemployment relief. Johnson urged Cutting's election for California's welfare and warned against blind party regularity. He hailed Cutting as an outstanding senator and argued his type counters communism and wealth based agitation.
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Albuquerque
San Francisco
Hiram Johnson
California
Bronson Cutting
Cutting
Roosevelt
Johnson
New Mexico
Senate
Prospects for 18 New Scout Troops in Area
P V Thorson Boy Scout executive reports definite contacts for forming 18 new Boy Scout troops and 7 new cub packs in Eastern New Mexico. A Dexter cub pack has formed under Presbyterian sponsorship with Rev J G Anderson as cub master. Claude Simpson chairs the Unit Organization committee coordinating new troop contacts.
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P. VV. Thorson
New Mexico
Dexter
Presbyterian Church
J. G. Anderson
Claude Simpson
LaGuardia Endorses Senator Cutting
Albuquerque, Oct. 27 AP Miss Yolanda Matteucci, Bernalillo county Republican women's leader, today received a telegram from F. H. LaGuardia, mayor of New York City, endorsing Senator Bronson Cutting for re election. The mayor said Cutting is a progressive who puts the country first and has stood for social and economic betterment. He added the entire country is interested in his reelection.
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Albuquerque
Yolanda Matteucci
Bernalillo County
Republican
F. H. LaGuardia
New York City
Sen
Bronson Cutting
LaGuardia
Senate
Cutting
Rebels Die in Clash Near Brienmes, Spain
Nineteen rebels were killed when vanquished faction remnants clashed with Spanish troops near Brienmes on October 27. The encounter occurred amid ongoing unsettled fighting following the recent revolt.
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Vanish
Oviedo
Spain
Brienmes
Stockmen, Farmers Seek State Help for Protection
A New Mexico meeting of cattlemen, farmers, and dairymen discussed shielding the industry from foreign competition and decided to seek state legislature support. A joint group may convene before January’s legislative session. Attendees included C. O. Moser of the Institute of American Fats and Oils and F. E. Mollen of the American National Livestock Association.
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Albuquerque
C. O. Moser
Institute of American Fats and Oils
F. E. Mollen
American National Livestock Association
Distinguished Cross for Lt Cornelius W. Cousland
The War Department announced First Lieutenant Cornelius W. Cousland was awarded the Distinguished Cross for heroism while piloting a Douglass amphibian over the Canal Zone on May 31. Despite a fatal cockpit injury to the co-pilot and his own injuries, he ordered passengers to remain seated and landed the disabled aircraft safely on Gatun Lake. Cousland was born in Pinos Altos and entered West Point from New Mexico.
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N. M
Washington
War Department
Cornelius W. Cousland
Frances Field
Panavan Canal Zone
Pinos Altos
Canal Zone
Gatun Lake
Lt. Cousland
Cousland
Glass
West Point
New Mexico
Mortgage Loans Inc Affiliate Report filed in Roswell NM
Report as of October 17 1934 details MORTGAGE LOANS INC no stockholders liability affiliated with First National Bank Roswell Charter 5220 Federal Reserve district 4. Ownership and management of real estate and mortgages. stock ownership by the bank. loans to affiliated bank. none as stockholders listed. sworn by Floyd Childress secretary. Notary Mary R. Cooney dated October 27 1934. Lee Henrichs piano lessons offered in Roswell.
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Mortgage Loans, Inc
Roswell
New Mexico
First National Bank OF
National Bank
Gee
Crete
Arnone
Tradlin
Floyd Childress
Mary R. Cooney
Former Roswell Man Dies at Hot Springs in New Mexico
Word has been received that C. M. Walker, a former Roswell resident, died in Hot Springs New Mexico. He lived in Roswell about twenty years and operated a cafe here until last February when he moved to Hot Springs. Mrs B L Walker of Roswell is a sister in law and he is survived by two sisters in Oklahoma.
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C. M. Walker
Roswell
Hot Springs
N. M
Walker
B. L.walker
Mr. Walker
Oklahoma
Allied Veterans Back Chavez in New Mexico Senate Bid
W C Palmer national chairman and Harry B Hershey acting secretary of the Allied Veterans Association pledge support for Dennis Chavez in the Senate race. In a letter to Chavez they urge all New Mexico veterans to vote and work for his election citing his record for the people and veterans.
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Albuquerque
W. C. Palmer
Harry B. Hershey
Allied Veterans Association
Dennis Chavez
Senate
New Mexico
Congress
Congres
Washington
Institute and State U Meet Real Battle
Albuquerque October 27 AP perfect football weather greeted fans as the New Mexico University Lobos prepared to clash with the New Mexico Military Institute Broncos in the gridiron classic of the day. Coach Gwinn Henry's undefeated Lobos faced a predicted tough challenge from Broncos captain R R Brown who said his team was ready for a real game.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico University Lobos
New Mexico Military Institute Broncos
New Mexico
Gwinn Henry
Lobos
R. R Brown
Politician Declares Voting for Neither Sinclair nor Merriam
Administration said he would vote for neither Sinclair nor Merriam. He framed his choice as between epilEpsy and catalepsy, calling Merriam aligned with what he has fought against for 30 years and describing him as from a medieval era. Cree insisted his Sinclair withdrawal wasn't due to talks with Roosevelt or other high Democrats.
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Sinclair
Merriam
Bank Sworn Statement From 1934 Audit in New Mexico
The document records a sworn bank statement from Canv es County New Mexico showing totals pledged 3,704,527.90 678,500.00 103,000.00 with signatures from C Hobbs cashier and directors E A Cahoon J F Hinkle and Clarence E Hinkle. Subscribed and sworn before a notary on October 27 1934 with a commission expiration February 14 1937.
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State of New Mexico
of Canves
I. C. Hobbs
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Lee Henrichs
Roswell Mandius
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Allied Veterans
Chavez
Institute and State U Meet
Real Battle
L. F. Woodhead
N. Main St
Roosvelt
United States
Banking House
Banking House Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Ovenos Sgiszils Tein
Weuet
C. Hobbs
E. A. Cahoon
J. F. Hinkle
Clarence E. Hinkle
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