Wall Street Closes Higher as Stocks Gain Broadly
A late boost helped Wall Street end the session modestly higher amid uneven backing. Advancing issues included Allied Chemical Goodyear American Telephone Case Dupont National Biscuit North American Continental Can and Homestake. Bond markets steadied and the dollar edged up against European currencies while steel and auto related sectors showed activity.
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New York
Marca I-Tap
Allied Chemical
Central
Goodyear
American Telephone
Case
Dupont
National Biscuit
North American
Continental
Homestake
Eastman
General Motore
American Telephone Way
S&s. Steel
American Can
International Harvester
Montgomery Ward
Union Carbide
Upriee Froin
American Water Works
Middle West
Standard of Ohio
Iron Age
Cleveland
Indus
Stocks End Mixed On Broad Market Activity In New York
Trading closed with a wide range of gains and losses across many issue types on the New York Exchange. Strong performers included Coca Cola and General Electric while utilities and rail stocks showed varied results. notable prices and shifts reflected broad investor rebalancing after the March session.
Wool market holds steady amid dull Boston trading
The Boston wool market shows no change from earlier in the week with scattered bids and offers well below market quotations. Bidders receive only occasional small lots, while holders wait for movement in the goods market, reflecting overall market stagnation.
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Boston Wool
Boston
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Kansas City cattle and calves market overview notes steady to firm prices with limited demand. Steers, yearlings, heifers and vealers show varied steady to slow trends while sows and stock pigs remain scarce. lambs hold near steady with bids opening higher on selective lots.
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Selsher
Chicago Grain Close and Prices in March
AP report shows closing prices for corn oats barley and wheat with May July and September futures. Corn May 28 1 4 cents July 25 38 4, September 27 1 4. oats May 16 1 4 and July 16 1 2. barley May and July trading limited. wheat May 47 5 8, July 47 7 8, September 48 3 4.
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Uly
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Cotton closes steady after Senate relief bill action
New York cotton prices moved from 6.06 to 6.98 then settled near 6.00 after midday news that Senate acceptance of house amendments to the relief bill. Late in the day futures rose on covering with March at 5.98 May 6.06 08 June 6.19 20 Oct 6.38 Jan 6.58. middling quiet at 6.15.
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New York Clah Ark Nat Gas A .1. 1-8. Ct-Sve New 2-1-8
Fragmented OCR reads like a stock or financial note list from a New York market page with abbreviations and numbers including references to nat gas, Ford, Humbe, and values such as 7-38 and 12 3-4. Details are unclear but indicate instrument quotes or ticker snippets.
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New Orleans Spot Cotton Closes Steady Up 13 Points
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady up 13 points with middling at 5.95 cents. The market shows modest gains as traders assess ongoing demand and current supply levels in the March session.
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Weather Outlook Along Pacific Slope and Pecos Valley
Cloudiness has increased east of the mountains with a developing barometric low over the southwest. General cloud cover along the Pacific slope with only light precipitation in a few northwestern districts. Temperatures steady overall, slightly warmer except in the extreme northwest. Fair weather expected in the Pecos valley tonight and Thursday. Cleve Hallenbeck, Official Incharge.
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Pecos Valley
Cleve Hallenbeck
Galveston Cotton Market Steady Track Cotton Prices
Galveston report from March 1 shows spot cotton steady at 10 up with middling price around 5.95 and sales totaling 350 bales. Prices held firm amid cautious trading as buyers and sellers await guidance from market signals.
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Senate Passes Bill To Plug Artesian Wells
The Senate approved multiple bills including SB117 to appropriate funds for plugging artesian wells by a 24 to 0 vote and SB214 transferring probate to district court with a 21 to 0 tally. Other measures covered jury challenges, wage scrip bans, and oversight of administrators with varied margins.
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Associated Press
Delayed Action On Guthmann Vote Buying Case
Santa Fe March 1 AP Further action in the Guthmann vote buying charge case was delayed pending a meeting of the special investigating committee chaired by Rep. Miguel Aleyva. Guthmann editor of the Roy Record was to be questioned but did not appear, saying expenses must be paid. the committee lacked funds.
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Guthmann
Special Investigating Committee
Miguel Aleyva
Karl Guthmann
Roy. Record
House
February mean temperatures and snowfall reported
In Roswell February mean temperature was 38 degrees versus a normal 42.5. Precipitation totaled .39 inches against a .57 normal. Four point three inches of snow fell, all on February 7. In Albuquerque a group of businessmen announced a delegation to Santa Fe for a hearing on a Senate bill to place a gross receipts tax on mercantile sales.
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Santa Fe
Senate
Llano Cooperative Plans Colonization After Bassett Ranch Purchase
Silver City reports George T. Pickett, president of the Llano Cooperative Colony of New Llano, Iowa, announced the purchase of the 3,500 acre J. M. Bassett ranch at Gila and outlined a colonization project. The company owns 15,000 acres in Louisiana and has another project at Premont, Texas.
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Associated Press
Silver City
George T. Pickett
Llano
City Fines Led February Totals 714 In Fines and Costs
A February police report shows $714 in fines and costs for city offenses, the highest monthly total in months. Three drunken driving fines at $150 each plus costs and a separate $50 fine for accompanying a drunken driver contributed to the sum, with $112.50 collected and turned to the city clerk. The report marks the start of L. L. Johnson as police judge. The city water report notes pumps of 40,372,000 gallons last month, down 7 percent from February 1932.
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L. L. Johnson
City Water Department
Sleeping sickness death in La Mesa woman
Las Cruces reports Mrs. Paz Cortznes, 32, of La Mesa, died last night after five days asleep. Funeral services will be held in La Mesa. In Gallup, the Navajo tribe uses questionnaires. the Returned Indian Students Association of Ganado, Arizona, mailed 200 letters seeking tribal problem solutions, but declined to specify the issues.
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Paz Cortznes
la Mesa
Gallup
Returned Indian Students Association of
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Arid
Silver City Ghost Town Reopens With Gold Mining Return
Pinos Altos in Silver City readies full crew as a gold mining firm begins operations on 300 purchased claims. The historic ghost village once served as county seat with several thousand residents, now hosts only a few.
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Solis Bound Over In Deadly Weapon Assault Case
Jose Solis of Arenal pled guilty to a charge of assaulting Albuquerque garage man William H. Harper with a deadly weapon. Harper was shot twice last Sunday night and identified Solis as his assailant. Bond set at $10,000 for district court trial.
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William H. Harper
Jose Solis
Arenal
District Court
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Solis
Beair bill could save Dona Ana taxpayers 400000
Laas Cruces reports the Beair bill, passed by the legislature, may waive penalties and interest on delinquent taxes if paid within a set period, saving county taxpayers about 400000 according to authorities.
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Resignation of state home agent at Las Cruces College
Officials at State College announced the resignation of Mrs. W. L. Elser, state home agent, and the appointment of Miss Veda Streng to succeed her in Las Cruces.
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State College
W. L. Elser
Santa Fe Liquor Bills Await Public Hearings In March
Public hearings on HB178 and HB248 liquor control bills will be held soon in Santa Fe. Rep Carl Whittaker said no committee action yet, a meeting will occur first, followed by a public hearing. The bills were introduced by Rep Nancy Lane and Rep Whittaker.
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Carl Whittaker
Bernalillo
Whittaker
Special House Liquor Control Committee
Nancy Lane
State golf tournament left without host in 1933
The 1933 state golf tournament is described as an orphan after Albuquerque declined due to course improvements at the country club while Roswell offered to host but cited prohibitive costs. The Record notes the tournament’s uncertain fate with no local host ready.
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Roswell Country Club
Educators urge national coordinating council for Roosevelt era
Minneapolis March 1 AP educators urged 220 colleagues from nearly 100 institutions to back a national coordinating council for Roosevelt. The plan seeks data driven guidance to unify education agriculture industry and welfare services and involve diverse fields from medicine to labor. John Dewey condemned policy dictated by bankers and outside groups.
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Columbia University
Bank Holiday Spreads as States Declare Bank Closures
Three Tennessee Kentucky governors announce bank holidays effective immediately through March 4 and limit withdrawals. Couzens arrives in Detroit seeking a Michigan banking plan, while Maryland extends its holiday to enable education laws. Indiana and Ohio banks curb withdrawals. East St. Louis banks restrict withdrawals to five percent.
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Senate approves Wheeler wheat price report resolution
Congress today backed a Senate resolution by Senator Wheeler to have the secretary of agriculture report on how wheat price suspensions at the Chicago Board of Trade in October affected market conditions and possible repercussions for government policy.
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Wheeler
D., Mont
Secretary of Agriculture
Chicago Board of Trade
Senate
Ficer Sander Advertises Flooring Help
A local ad offers floor services by Ficer Sander noting expertise with new and old floors and any floor problem. Contact L. H. Weller by phone for details and estimates.
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