Stock market closes with mixed tone in October trade
New York October close shows profits and losses even for the month with mixed sentiment. Turnover ran 416,800 shares as gains aided Gillette common and preferred to new year highs while Noranda Mines slid to a 1933 low. Several leaders barely rose, others fell, with bonds and foreign exchanges largely uneventful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Gillette Razor
Norenda
Wilson Co
A. Spiegel-May- Stern
United Fruit Safeway Stores
Eastman Kodak
Pullman
Owens-Illinois Glass and Corn Products
Amerada
Seaboard Oil
Baldwin Locomotive Preferred
Liggett & Myers
Johns Manville
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Western Union
Goodyear
du Pont
Santa Fe
Stock Averages Report Oct 31 1934 Datapoints
Stock averages for the market close October 31 1934 show industry indexes with Industrials at 81.7 Pryday 81.5 and rail averages 55.0 for many sectors. Major indices include Ind is 50 and 90 Thames with varied day highs and lows across transport and utilities sectors.
Chicago Grain Prices and Futures Close
Chicago on October 31 reports December grains at 95 1/2 for old, 95 5/8 for new, with May 94 1/2 and July 88. Corn shows old 76 1/4, new 76, May 77, July 77. Oats December 50, new 49 7/8, May 47 3/4, July 43. Rye December old 67 7/8, December new 67 7/8, May 71, July 70 7/8. Wheat early prices show Bleechat 76, December 9.02, January 9.72. Barley notes December 9.62, October 13.40, 12.6/ January 12.75.
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Ricasoher
RYE
ARLEY
Kansas City Livestock Results October 31
Hogs 4,000 strong to mostly 10 higher top 5.55 at 220 lbs. Cattle 4,000 calves 1200 opening slow but steady steers 5.00 to 7.50 per 100 pounds. heifers 5.00 to 7.50. cows 4.00. vealers 3.00 to 7.00. Sheep 4,000 not early sales bids steady to down from 6.50. yearlings 4.00 to 5.40. ewes 1.50 to 2.25. feeding lambs 5.00 to 5.75.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
US Dept Agr
Wool sales report from Boston market on west tn wools
Moderate movement of finer west Tennessee grown wools in Boston. Short French combing 64s and finer territory wools in original bags sold at 63 to 65 cents scoured basis. Inquiries were being received on the remaining lots.
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Texas
Boston
US Dept Agr
New York Curb List and New Orleans Cotton Report
New York curb list items include Amn Cyan B at 15 5/38, Amn G&E 19 7/8, Am Maracaibo 2/4, Am Sup Pow 1 1/2, Ark Nat Gas A 15/16, Assoc C&E A 1/2, Brillo Mfg 6, City Svc 1 5/8, City Svc pid 14 1/8, Cons Cop Min 1 1/4, Cord Corp 3 1/2, Cusi-Mex 1 3/8, El Bons & Sh 9 5/8, Ford Mot Ltd 9 5/8, Gulf Oil Pa 53 1/2, Humble Oil 38 2/8, Lib Men & L G Newmont Min 38 1/8, Nia Hud Pow 4 1/8, Pennford 1 7/8, Swift & Co 18 1/2, Trans Cont Air 2 3/8, Un Lt & Pow A 1 1/2. New Orleans spot cotton closed steady, 4 points down, sales 3,031, middling 12.44.
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Na Aviat
Nor Amr
AubAuto
Nor
Am Pf
Intar
Ins Myl
Kencott
KrogGro
Lambert
LigMyrs
Liquid Coe Lor
Tob
Mack Tr
McInpor
MeKet
McLellan
Midcpet
Me Pac
Mont Wrd
Moth
Murray C
Nash Mot
Nat Bie
Nat Bis Pf
Nat Csh
Nat Dary
Nat Dist
Nat P&l
NY. Cu
Nynh&h
NY On
Loco
Pac
Ilocpf
Ohio Oil
Pac G&e
Packard
Park U
Penny JC
Bob Atum
Penn RR
Borden
Pet Corp
Ao Phelps D
BuradMa
Phil Pet
Celanese
Pas C&orail
Crst P&p — Prai
Progamb
Pubs Sinj
Pullman
Pure Oi
SoCalEd
Sou Pac
StaBrds
Sto G&e
Cory
Ocal
Curt
Dplac
Dia
Moene Air
St Oil
Ind
O NJ
Ste’ Wrn
St&Whbett
du Pont
Studbkreatin
Prac
Auth
TexCorp
Rex Ul
Tex Pen Ae Erie
Timkenb
Trans Am
Etec
Air
Steel
Vanadum
Warn Pix
West Mid
How. Sn
West UN
Weert Air
Wste&™ M
Woolwrt
WorPm
New York
Amn Cyan
Amn
G&e
Maracaibo
Ark Nat Gas
Assoc C&e
Brillo
Cord Corp
el Bons & Sh
Ford Mot Ltd
Gulf Oil Pa
Humble Oil
Lib Men & L G Newmont Min
Nia Hud Pow
Pennford
Swift & Co
Trans Cont Air
UN Lt & Pow
New York Cotton Opens Largely Lower on Scattered Selling
New York, Oct 31 AP Cotton eased with mixed selling from foreign and southern sources. Spot support from a firm market kept near months firm while late deliveries weakened. December to July futures closed barely steady, with October dropping 35 points from July. Spot middling at 12.40. Bonds also quoted with Liberty bonds around 102.8 and Gov loans near 99.8.
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New York
Denver broker charged in mail fraud case
Harley F. Hines a Denver broker was arrested by postal inspectors on counts of using the mails to defraud. Authorities say he obtained 6005 from investors and used company funds to buy a sheep ranch near Roswell New Mexico for 26000, with the ranch held as personal property. He pleaded not guilty and was released on bond.
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Denver
Harley F. Hines
Post Office
Roy EB. Nelson
Nelson
Hines
Herr Stud Bearly
Rell
Herr Lusk
Germany
Connell
Stooge
Zimmers
General von Praselton
Rhine
Ragsdale
Hallowe’en
Billy Becker
Albuquerque
Billy
A.W.O.L
Roswell
Panhandle Aggies
Waterboy
Lobos
Broncos
Capt. Brown
Becker
United States
N. M
Civic Center
State Capitol
FERA
Ed C. Johnson
Releif
Casper D. Shawver
Colorado
Communists- Riots Tangle at Capitol Area
Albany reports a clash between hunger marchers and police near the State Capitol end of the Hudson River bridge leaving three in hospitals and 70 arrested. A marching caravan faced police, with officers swinging clubs as riders and drivers were detained for licenses and restraining arrests across Rensselaer.
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Albany
N. Y
Hudson River Bridge
New York City
New York
David Snarl
Rensselaar
Court Declines Purge of California Voter Rolls
The California Supreme Court blocked a sweeping purge of Los Angeles county voter registrations in a single suit affecting 24 000 voters, allowing action on an individual service basis. In New Mexico a mortgage suit seeks foreclosure in Chaves County District Court, case 8813, with Elizabeth Mason and others served by substitute process. failure to answer by December 22 1934 results in default.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
State Supreme Court
Chaves County
State OF New Mexico
Mary E. Smith
Albert J. Mason
Lottie M. Novell
Chester J. Mason
Mary B. Smith
District Court
New Mexico
Elizabeth Mason
Township 11 South
Range 25
H. ¢. Maynard
Roswell, New Mexico
E. J. Bearup
Peru Mining Company
Guadalupe Atler
Victor Stolz
George C. Sheer
Edward EB. Enderlin
Charolette Enderlin
District Court of
Bernalillo
Valencia County
Supreme Court
New Mexico Supreme Court Affirms Two Homicide Convictions
The New Mexico Supreme Court affirmed the lower court verdicts in two homicide cases. Lee Borden’s Second Degree Murder conviction in Curry County for the 1933 killing of Coleman Delaney was sustained, despite his self defense claim. Mutton Crume Riddell’s manslaughter conviction in Lea County also stood.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico Supreme Court
Hich
Lee Borden
Curry County
Coleman Delaney
Borden
Mutton Crume Riddel
Lea County
Roswell Ad Club Reaffirms Scout Troop Sponsorship
The Roswell Advertising Club voted to again sponsor a Boy Scout troop. The scouts will provide a feed for club members on November 13 in the M. E. Church basement. Carl Bird, club president, presided. Record Want Ads Get Results.
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Roswell
M. E. Church
South
Carl Bird
Court ad campaign targets Judge Brice questioned by gas firm links
A Chaves County Democrat Central Committee notice exposes an advertisement by the Cutting Crowd accusing Southern Union Gas of aiding the Democratic fund in 1932 and evading taxes. It alleges Albert T. Woods led related dealings with Pecos Valley and Consumers Natural Gas, and that Atwood acted as attorney. The piece notes receiverships, a federal ruling, and a $5000 judgment against Woods for misappropriation, while challenging the telegram’s attribution to a president of Consumers Natural Gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Union Gas Company
Democratic Campaign Fund
C. R. Brice
The
Supreme Court
Consumers Natural Gas Company
Albert T. Woods
Pecos Valley Gas Company
Brice
Woods
J. D. Atwood
Roswell
Seligman
Albuquerque Natural Gas Company
Pecos Valley
Santa Fe
Atwood
Walter Reid
Mr. Woods
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Wall Street
Standard Statistic Co
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Grain Close
New Orleans
U. S. Bonds
Liberty Bonds
Treas
Home Owners Loan
Fed Farm
Hines Head
Huffaker
Dinellji
Huff
Dinelli
Lebo
Calif
V. Chester J. Mason, Albert J. Mason, and
D. P. Greiner
Louise McConnell
America
KSL
KRLD
Bud Marshall
Hiawatha Gardens
Featuring Max Day
Elling Nix
Gene Forrest
Woman’s Club
J. M. Lujan
Triange Oil Co
District Court of Grant
AD Club
BOY Scout
Junior High Auditorium
Morris Sheppard
Tom W. Neal
Lovington
Caswell Neal
Roswell, N. M
General Insurance Company of America
General Insurance Company
Seattle
Willis Ford Agency Company
First National Bank
Justice
Hockenhull
President
Seligman and Atwood
Democrat
Central Committee
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