New York stocks retreat amid bears cover and rail car surplus
Market sentiment soured as yesterday's downturn widened with heavy selling below prior prices. Bear cover intensified amid two stock exchange failures while a record idle freight car tally signals renewed trade strain and dampens public demand.
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New Orleans Cotton Prices Rise Slightly
New Orleans on April 20 reports cotton spots firm with a 3-16 cent advance on all grades middling 10 cents. In New York metals notes copper was listed with a price update.
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New York
New Orleans
Market Reports and Livestock Prices Across Cities
London spot and futures quoted with a mix of metals and currencies. US livestock markets in Kansas City and Chicago show mixed cattle hog and sheep prices with receipts and top values noted. A health ad urges Foley's Kidney Remedy to address early signs of kidney or bladder trouble.
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Bright
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J. H. O'Rielly
Peaceful Week in the Boston Wool Market
Bradstreets reports a quiet week in Boston wool markets with demand for woolens and worsteds slack. Prices have fallen further to attract buyers as stocks remain large and manufacturers wait to see finished product demand.
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Bradstreet
Aeme
Wool Auction Results Hint at Westward Demand Shift
The report notes scattered sales of fine staple and merino cross-breds with prices around 27 to 29 cents for low quarters and three-eighths blood. Arizona wool sells 50 to 54 cents scoured, Ohio and Michigan nominally 21 to 22 cents, while Wisconsin early bids hold at 20 then slide to 18 cents. Interest centers on western markets as shearing improves and Boston dealers show less activity.
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Marron and Wood Form Albuquerque Law Firm
O N Marron a veteran Albuquerque lawyer will join Francis E Wood of Corning New York to create Marron and Wood a new law firm with offices in State Bank Building opening within two weeks. Wood has long been a prominent New York attorney and his move follows his wife’s stay in Albuquerque for climate benefits.
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Albuquerque
Francis E. Wood
Corning
N. Y
State Bank
Wood
New York
Missionary Society Union Meeting In Albuquerque
A large gathering of mission workers from Albuquerque churches met yesterday at the Baptist church. Mrs. Hugh A. Cooper presided as a successful program featured hymns scripture readings prayers and a luncheon. Speakers included Mrs Cartwright Mrs Warlick Mrs Ridley and others outlining mission work and eminent women who advanced the cause.
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Cousin of Fighting Bob Returns to Japan
Mrs. A G Kellog widow of Admiral Kellog and first cousin of Admiral Robley D Evans leaves Taos April 29 for San Francisco to sail for Japan. She will reside in Japan with her son in the banking business and brings back Japanese handicrafts. A box of rare china shipped from the Orient to her daughter was opened upon arrival and three dozen pieces were stolen.
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Robly D. Evans
Prescott
San Francisco
Japan
Kelley
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Department of the Interior
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