Wool market steadies as prices hold firm in scattered sales
In a compilation from the Commercial Bulletin, wool sales were scant this week, mainly for fine and fine medium French combing types at around 4 cents clean. Prices moved little amid stock levels in five leading consumption centers near 148 million pounds, suggesting ample supply into June at about 25 million pounds monthly. Foreign markets stayed steady with some sterling weakness and a late-week rebound. Mohair remained dull, and a detailed list of current quotations by region followed, alongside a weather outlook for Oct 31 to Nov 5 indicating generally fair conditions and near normal temperatures.
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New York Stocks Drift After Carload Report Lets Down Market
Wall Street failed to hold gains as the week’s carload data showed a decline, sending traders to the bear side. The market closed lower after a narrow trading range with about 40,000 shares changing hands and many issues slipping a point or two.
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Kansas City Livestock Prices and Market Summary
Cattle 200, calves 50 for week with bulk beef steers and yearlings weak to 2c lower, fat cows up to 25c, vealers steady. top prime yearling at 9.19 per 100 lb, bulk fed steers 5 to 7. Hogs 500 head direct steady to lower than Friday, 180-240 lb hogs 3 to 3.10, POWs 2.25-50. Sheep 250 head for week slaughter lambs steady to 10c lower, feeding lambs up 10c, ranges 5.50 for top ranger lambs, westerns 5.15-40, natives 5.10, slaughter ewes 1.25-75.
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New Mexico
Boston Wool Trade Slows as Prices Steady Amid Waiting Policy
Boston wool traders reported a slow week with scattered sales mainly on 64s and finer wools. Prices stayed unchanged from the prior week, and buyers held back, sticking to quotations, as limited volume and a general market value carried the selling effort.
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New York Cotton Edges Lower on Slower Demand
New York opening Oct 2 saw cotton slide as southern selling grew and trade demand slackened. A private crop estimate pegged the U S yield at 11,677,000 bales while December futures fell to 6.12, down 13 to 15 points, closing barely steady.
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Chicago Grain Market Close Details October 29
Chicago grain prices show wheat December at 44 1 5, May 49 1 2 to 5, July 50 3 4 to 7 8. Corn December 24 1 4 to 6, May 28 1 8 to 1 4, July 30 5 8. Oats December 15 3 8, May 17 3 4 to 7 1 2. Rye December 27 3 4, May 31 3 4, July no trading. Lard October 4.07, January 3.95. Bellies October 4.54.
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Galveston Market Report Note
In Galveston on Oct 29 the market shows steady activity with 15 down and middlint 6.06 while sales reach $75. Corron reports APRY at the station, noting improved steadying conditions.
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Galveston
Two Die After Santa Fe Shooting Incident
A cafe owner and a horseman were killed in Santa Fe when they tried to stop a fight. John Sanchez of Rancho de Taos and M. M. Randall of Taos were seriously wounded and in critical condition. Sherwood, arrested after the shooting, said he acted in self defense.
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NY curb closes with scattered gas and stock results
New York trading notes show Ark Nat Gas up 2 1 2, Sve New up 1 2, El B and S at 22 7 8, Ne'vmont 14, S Ind 22 3 4, Unit Verde 2 3 4 as of Oct 29 AP reports light activity on the curb market.
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Hoover Charged Roosevelt With Campaign Deceptions
President Hoover lambasted Roosevelt for alleged falsities and evasions in a campaign speech. He accused the Democratic candidate of misrepresenting actions on children’s welfare and tariff policy while defending his own record on the children’s bureau and economic measures. He warned the debates could reveal the true positions on currency, bonus payments, and other policies.
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Polo ponies and a hurricane ruin in San Juan
A Puerto Rico relocation note from San Juan dated October 27 describes longing for polo ponies, humor about bank loans, and a suggestion to send Red Cross aid. The writer mentions Hurricane wreckage a month past and hopes for relief, while guessing Roosevelt’s victory and reflecting on aging and depression affecting polo. The letter closes with a plea for funds to aid the needy.
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Radio repair ad urges call for doctor service
Advertisement states any radio needs a doctor, call 289 at 115 West Second St. with adv 26tfe. A concise want ad promises results for record buyers and maintenance.
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Grand Hotel heads to Yucca Theatre in special run
The Grand Hotel film receives nationwide praise and will screen at Yucca Theatre starting tonight. Showtimes begin at 1:15, 3:40, 6:20 and 9:00 with prices set for children and adults. festival days feature 30 cent admissions.
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Saturday Football Schedule Highlights Early 1931 Scores
Saturday grid notes show Army over William Mary 13 0 with DNP flags for Indiana Mississippi State Manhattan Oglethorpe. Numerous matches list results like Colgate 32 Penn State 7 and Yale 12 Dartmouth 13 plus many nonconference pairings across major conferences.
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Sunday Weather Fair and Warmer Across New Mexico
The Associated Press reports fair tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures in east and central portions. Temperatures cited include Amarillo 82, Chicago 56, Denver 64, El Paso 24.
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Deer and bears received at Southwestern Public Service plant
Three additional deer have been brought into the Southwestern Public Service Co cold storage plant, totaling 39. The deer were killed by D. H. Merchant, Mrs. Florence Porter, and C. L. Van Doren. Two bears were also brought in today, killed by Raymond Smith and Onis Reynolds.
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