Stock Market Overcomes NRA Bill Shocks Investors
New York June 3 AP The stock market recovered from NRA bill concerns as buyers returned, though activity remained selective and not as brisk as hoped by brokers. Grains rallied in Liverpool, cotton weak, metals listless, and foreign exchange gains supported gold bloc sentiment after a Swiss referendum.
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Spot cotton steady at 11.50 in Galveston sale
Galveston Texas June 3 AP spot cotton held steady at 11.50 for mid daily middling. Sales totaled 50 bales as buyers observed current market conditions in a quiet session.
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Treasury notes and bonds market brief
Treasury 4 1/4s trading at 47 52 with 116.13 index. Homeowners 4s at 51 with 100.8. Federal Farm Mortgage 3s at 49 with 101.25. Federal Farm Mortgage 3 1/4s at 64 with 103.17.
FOR SALE Four burner Perfec tion oil stove and more
FOR SALE Four burner Perfec tion oil stove 106 North Rich 1413x If You Want To Sell Your car Just remember that RECORD USED CAR ADS BRING RESULTS! a re) M2Stir
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Grain and livestock futures quotes from Chicago
Chicago grain and livestock futures show mixed moves with wheat at 81 12/8 for June and 82 5/8 for July, corn at 85 5/8 for July, oats around 35 5/8, rye near 45 7/8 for July, barley 45 for July, and lard and bellies trading in the mid-teens to 17 dollars range for July and September.
Cotton declines on foreign selling amid loan uncertainty
New York cotton prices failed to sustain a Saturday rally as heavy foreign selling and liquidations by commission houses spurred further declines. July futures dipped from 10.81 to 10.64, with mid afternoon losses of 25 to 36 points. Futures closed steady to 7-14 lower. July at 11.13, October 10.84, December 10.87, January 10.90, March 10.99, May 11.00. Spot middling quiet at 11.50.
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Wool quotations hold near peak as sales persist
Quotations on domestic wools were mostly steady near recent gains. New wools sold around 30-31 cents in grease for Ohio combing grades, while Texas wools brought 65-70 cents scour, with fine to 50s and finer territory wools in the 64s and finer range on a scour basis.
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Jambalaya honors and awards for NM Military Institute cadets
The list highlights numerous medals and bars awarded to cadets at the New Mexico Military Institute for rifle team excellence, discipline, physical development, and literary and athletic achievements. It also lists the graduating class members and notes past and ongoing desert search efforts for the painter Ruess, including a mother’s thanks to the governor.
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American Legion Cup
C. G. Dunwoody, Jr
Artist Missing in Desert Feared Dead in Utah
Desert searchers, led by the Associated Civic Clubs of southern Utah, comb Davis Gulch and the shadowed badlands for Everett Ruess, a 20s Los Angeles artist who vanished five months ago after entering a rock-walled ravine. They found a cave camp with a fire ruin and the carved name Nemo dated 1934, but the trail ends where the canyon deepens.
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Methuselah Died Too Soon Should Have Ridden Trains
A Chicago piece argues rail travel is extraordinarily safe by comparing longevity tales to railway accident statistics. It cites Western railroads’ safety records and claims continuous travel at forty mph would take over 12,100 years for a fatal crash, contrasting trains with ladders and baths as safer than daily life.
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Will Brewton faces August trial in dancehall deaths
Hot Springs New Mexico June 3 AP S C Brewton charged with murder in the May 4 death of Bob Davis 45 in a nearby dancehall fire will likely stand trial in district court in August after a preliminary hearing bound him over Brewton a former House rancher owned the building while Bob Davis operated the hall and his son Woodrow 17 also died in the blaze
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Western trains safest mode of transportation despite accidents
Mr. Taylor cites western railroads carrying 77,620,000 passengers over 5,593,911 miles with a safety ratio of one casualty per 15,472,400. He notes a nine-record study showing rail travel is safer than home life and contrasts with 1934 home fatalities from falls and other hazards per Accident Facts.
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