New York Stocks Narrow Market With Mixed Advances
New York stock trading on Oct 30 was a creeping, mostly narrow session with scattered gains in some specialties and soft spots elsewhere. Turnover reached 433,360 shares as grains held to a restricted range and late short covering lifted wheat and corn slightly. bonds and foreign exchanges were uneven, Sterling rose against the dollar while gold currencies wavered. Several issues hit year highs including McCrory Stores, Universal Lead, Tobacco, American Agricultural Chemical, and Monsanto. Bethlehem Steel preferred eased to a new 1983 low. standard brands earnings fell, and several major names lingered in fractional moves.
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New York
McCrory Stores
Universal Lead
Tobacco
American Agricultural Chemical
Monsanto Chemica
Bethlehem Steel
Penick & Ford
Standard Brands
Hazel-Atlas Glass
Columbian
Homestake Mining
U. S. Steel
du Pont
American Telephone
General Motors
Chrysler
Stock Averages and Prices Reported for Oct 30
Stock averages for October 30 show 5y Ind'ls at 81.5, 20 Railroads at 36.0, 20 Utilities at 55.0, 90 Ti at 69 with prior day figures: 1.1, 35.9, and 55.2 for related entries. The data, credited to Standard Statistic Co., reflects market standings in a concise daily update.
Grain Prices in Chicago After Market Close
Chicago grain prices from October 30 show WHEAT at December old 0.96, December new 0.96, May 0.95 1/8, July 0.893. CORN near 0.753 8, December new 0.751 8, May 0.76 7/8. OATS listed at 0.674 0. Notable: RICE and LARD pricing included with mixed figures.
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Chicago
ALEY
Boston wool market shows varied demand for fine fleeces
In Boston on October 30 AP report from US Dept notes scattered interest in fine grades of wool. 64s and finer fleeces such as fine Ohio delaine sold moderately at 27 to 28 cents per pound greasy, with many sellers asking the lower end. Some firms hold fine Ohio delaine with only slight shrinkage at 28 cents. Bids at 29 cents for strictly combing 58s 60s 1/2 blood Ohio wool appeared, though several houses rejected these offers.
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Boston
US Dept
Ohio
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
US Dept. of Agriculture note from Kansas City on October 6 shows hogs totaling about 4,500 with gains to 10 cents, top 5.45 for 220 to 325 lb porcine, sows 4.00 to 5.00 per 100 pounds. Cattle and calves total around 6,500 and 1,500 respectively, with fed steers opening slow and generally steady for other classes. steers 550 to 1,500 lb fetch 5.00 to 8.50, heifers around 5.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
New York curb stocks list gains and losses
The Associated Press reports mixed moves in New York curb securities with notable quotes including Amn Cyan B at 15 1/4 and Humble Oil at 37 7/8. Other active entries include Gulf Oil Pa at 53 and Newmont Min at 37 5/8, reflecting varied investor sentiment.
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New York
Associated Press
Amn Cyan B
Amn G&e
Sup
Ark Nat Gas A
Assoc G&e A
City Sve
City
Cord Corp
el Bons & Sh
Ford Met Ltd
Gulf Oil Pa
Hecla
Humble Oil
Lib McN & L
Newmont Min
Nia Hud
Penn Road
Swift & Co
Trans Cont Air
Unit & Pow A
Unit Verde
New Orleans Cotton Prices Steady on Spot Market
New Orleans October 30 spot cotton unchanged with sales totaling 2,447 bales. Middling grade sits at 12.50 cents per pound.
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New Orleans
U. S. Bonds Close Mixed On Liberty Notes And Treasuries
New York Oct 30 liberty bonds closed with Fourth 4 1/4s at 1028, Treas 4 1/4s at 111.29, Home Owners Loan 45/51 at 98.22, Fed Farm Mortgage 3s at 49/98.2, and Fed Farm Mortgage 31/4 at 64, 101.5.
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New York
One
New York Stock Exchange
Nkl
Sil
T&t
Ing Min
Kenecott
Krog Gro
Lambert
Mack Tr
Meinpor
McKet
McLellan
Midcpet
Mo Pac
Eee
MontWrd
AmSmelt
Moth
AmStiFd
Muray C
AmSugr
Nash
Amtet
Nat Bis
NatCsh
AmRadst
NatDary
AmWooth
Nat Dist
AmWinPf
Nat P&l Amacend
NY Ctl
Am Cap
Nynh&h
Ate&sf
NaAviat
Atl
AubAuto
AviaCor
Nor Pac
Baltoco
Ohio Oil baiLocef
Ilngi
Ng Ac. S
Pac G&e
Eae
Ackard
Beaes
Park U
Sas We
Pumon
Elanese
Mstp&p i
Reytobb
Safeway
L&sf
Sears R
Skelly OoNa
Congo
Wes
SoCalEd
Gon Gas
Shell U
Gens Oil
Pac
Con Can
Sou Ry
Cgon Oil pDi
Gorn Pro
Sto G&e
Coty — S O ° Cal
Curt Wrt
St OilInd
Dplac&w
Stdo NJ
Dia Mat ‘_ Ste Wrng
Doug-Air
Wbstr
du Pont
Studbkr
Kastran
Tex & Pac Ae Bi
Tex Corp
EL Boat
Tex Gul
Elec Pel
Texpc&co
Brie RR
Texpl Tr
Fire
T&r
Timkenb
Oster
Trans Am
UN Carbi
Corp
Sis
Indal
Gimb
Pip — Glidden
Rub
Goldust
Ussmett
Goodyer
US Steel
Norri
Wsuer
Util
Hersey - Vadsco
Holland
West Mid
Owe
Snd
West UN
West Air
Wte&m
Ins
U. S. Bonds
Liberty Bonds
Treas
Home Owners Loan
Fed Farm
New York Cotton Prices Move Narrowly In Quiet Day
New York on October 30 reports a quiet cotton market with prices fluctuating in a narrow range. Early 5 to 6 point advances gave way to moderate declines as southern selling and profit taking occurred, while trade buyers absorbed offerings. Futures closed steady with small gains and spot middling at 12.45.
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New York
Galveston Cotton Prices Steady As Market Opens
Galveston October 30 Spot cotton stays steady with middling around 12.55 cents per pound and early sales reported by AP. The market shows cautious demand as traders monitor futures and regional crop data.
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Galveston
A New Threat to American Cattle Herds
Washington reports a drought caused vitamin A deficiency in cattle. Pastures dry and brown destroy vitamin A, risking serious health issues. Experts urge feeding green fodder and alfalfa hay to store vitamin A before winter grazing.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Livestock Market Prices and Trends Summary
The report lists cattle and sheep prices with range notes. Cows fetch 3.00 to 7.50, yealers mid to high 3.00 to 4.00, native lambs opening 6.40, best westerners over 6.50, yearling wethers 4.00 to 5.40, ewes 1.50 to 2.25, feeding lambs range 5.00 to 5.75. Sheep steady. early lamb sales noted.
Broncos Battle Lobos Despite Narrow Loss in War-Tongued Tale
Barracks Briefs describe a rough test as the Broncos, despite a 26-7 defeat, fought the Lobos to the final whistle. Albuquerque witnesses praise for Cadets triumphed by standstill play in the opening and closing minutes, with Armagnac scoring the Cadets lone TD and Paiz and Branin highlighting Lobo drive.
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Broncos
University
Lobos
Hieb
Armagnac
Duffy
Lobo
Lebo
Brannin
Branin
Paiz
Bronco
Knorr
John Silas Harvey
Duke
Stud
Whittaker
Albuquerque
Marshall
Rabbit
Grid
Fud
Sinclair Wills and Epic Plan Spark Debate in California
Sinclair Wills faces a political clash as critics label his plan a clarified dole. The national Democratic administration’s hands off stance and rejection of Sinclair's Epic fend poverty in California proposal remains unchanged amid the dispute.
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Sinclair
National Democratic
California
Tingley Charges Cutting Bought Office in New Mexico
In Colfax county Clyde Tingley accused Senator Bronson Cutting of trying to buy the governorship with 40.9 million dollars. He claimed there is no Republican or Progressive party, only Cutting’s and Democrats, pledging free-lance leadership and equitable federal fund distribution. Dennis Chavez backed his senate bid while denouncing Cutting’s record. United Mine Workers denounced Cutting. Chavez and Tingley planned speeches in Taos tonight.
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Democratic Party
Tingley
State House
Dennis Chavez
Senate
Cutting
New Mexico
Frank Hefferly
Denver
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
Chavez
Taos
Coyotes to Face Carlsbad in Final Home Game
Roswell high school Coyotes host Carlsbad Cavemen next Friday for their last home game of the season. Key veterans return as Porter and Espinosa likely start, with Hollo man limited by an injury. The lineup features Cowan, Ayalla, Witt, Holland, Poswell, Bond, Rose, Gil bert Aragon, and George Aragon at various back and line positions.
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Roswell High School
Coyotes
Carlsbad Cavemen
Coyote Grid Warriors
Carlsbad
Albuquerque
Tularosa
Las Cruces
Levington
Poe Corn
Porter
Espinosa
Lovington
Holloman
Corn
Artesia
Cowan
Ayalla
Witt
Holland
Poswell
Bond
Rose
Gilbert Aragon
George Aragon
Perkins
Mills
Johnson
Shaw
Keyes
Jernigan
Newsom
Whitten
George Stockton
Brown
Hall
Davis
FIGHTING TO STOP COLLAPSE OF LABOR PEACE
A strenuous effort to save Roosevelt's industrial truce began as the national labor relations board halted work to confer with both sides in the A and P Tea Co dispute in Cleveland. The crisis threatened 300 stores and thousands of workers, with labor and firm officials meeting while the company showed no plans to resume in Cleveland.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Cleveland
Labor Board
Riant Grocery
Textile Labor Board
United Textile Workers
Meatcutters Union
Milwaukee
B. G. Skinner Company
Kroger
Wisconsin
Strikise
Boston
East
Indiana
A Or
Unemployment Insurance Plans Outline Tax Proposals
A resident economic security committee reviews unemployment insurance plans taxing industrial payrolls from one to five percent. Details remain undecided, with a two week deadline before presenting to President Roosevelt and Congress in January.
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Roosevelt
Congress
General Strike Committee
Llorado
Johnson
Colorado
Texas Capitol
Austin
Godair Estate Trustees Tour Roswell Properties
William T. Bruckner and Thomas H. Willis of Chicago spent days in Roswell and the Pecos Valley reviewing the Godair Estate properties. They, with E. W. Mitchell, visited lower valley assets and noted the estate owns a large Roswell National Bank stake and local buildings including the Gilkeson Hotel and Purdy Furniture Store. Bruckner formerly served as senior vice president of Continental Bank and Trust Company of Chicago.
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William T. Bruckner
Thomas H. Willis
Chicago
Roswell
Pecos Valley
Godair
Lower Valley
E. W. Mitchell
First National Bark
Gilkeson Hotel
Purdy
Mr. Bruckner
Continental Bank and Trust Company of Chicago
Lobos Prepare for Arizona Night Game in Tucson
University of New Mexico coach Gwinn Henry plans a wide open aerial attack for the Lobo versus Arizona Wildcats game in Tucson Saturday. The Lobos will practice at night to adjust to a night game, while two players are sidelined by injuries Day with a broken foot from an auto accident and Walker with a broken finger.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Gwinn Henry
University of New Mexico Lobo
Arizona Wildcat
Tucson
Henry
Arizona
Ralph Bowever
Lobo
George Day
B. Walker
Lobos
Cadets Lose Polo Match to La Mesa Team
The N. M. M. I. polo team was defeated by La Mesa 6 to 3 in a fast game Sunday. A change in The Womans Club program for tomorrow afternoon: Captain King of the Salvation Army will not attend and Walter E. Hall will speak in his place.
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la Mesa
Womans Club
Captain King
Salvation Army
Walter E. Hall
Colored Lawyer Joins Saunder s Loot Case In Roswell
H McKinley Rowan a colored attorney from Oklahoma City has come to Roswell regarding the alleged robbery of two trunks of household goods clothing and other items from an outhouse behind the H P Saunders home. The preliminary hearing for Lenwood Hubert and L C Newton two local Negroes in the case was set for three o clock this afternoon in J P court.
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H. McKinley Rowan
Oklahoma City
Roswell
H. P. Saunders
Lenwood Hubert
L. C. Newton
J. P. Court
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Wall Street
Standard Statistic Co
Santa Fe
Frank Veseley
Vesely
Wesley
State Federation of Taxpayers’ Association
Labor Relations Board
John A. Hartford
A. F. of L
Hartford
Harry L. Davis
Lamesa
Saunders
Roswell Committee
Federal Housing Administration
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