Stock Market Advances Lift Wall Street March 2
Pressure eased on the stock market with leading issues gaining 1 to 3 points. General Electric raised its quarterly dividend to 15 cents, while Allied Chemical and Pullman rose 3 points. Cotton jumped about 1.50 per bale and wheat firmed as Argentina signaled higher grain prices. Bond activity lagged stocks amid narrow international rates. Kansas City livestock prices showed mixed gains with hogs higher and cattle steady to strong.
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General Electric
Allied Chemical
Pullman
American Telephone
Case
U. S. Steel
U. S. Smelting
American Commercial Alcohol
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Santa Fe
N. Y
Roswell district tournament action heats up at Roswell Armory
The upper bracket semifinal between Lovington and Hondo is set for 1:30 with the winner to face Tatum at nine. Lovington defeated Hondo 28 to 7 after noon. Lower bracket features Carlsbad and Roswell, with first-round games today at 2:30 Carrizozo versus Vaughn and 3:30 Carlsbad versus Lake Arthur. Roswell plays Weed at 7:30, then Dexter or Hope at 11 tomorrow. Awards include trophies for winner, runner-up, consolation, and best sportsmanship plus a Chamber breakfast and Busy Bee dinner for team parties. Officials include Mulcahy, Deaton, Shin kle, Corum, and Godfrey.
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Holloway
Utterback
Greer
Hadin
Knell
Johnson
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Hondo
Tatum
Vaughn
Carrizoto
Carrizozo
Carlsbad Cavemen
Roswell Coyotes
Carlsbad
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Weed
Dexter
Hope
Roswell Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Nickson
Busy Bee Cafe
Iggy” Mulcahy
Albuquerque
Paul Deaton
Deaton
J. D. Shinkle
Art Corum
Armory
L&. T. Godfrey
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Report
Chicago grain and livestock futures on March 2 show May and Sep wheat at 88 1/8 and 88 1/8, corn May 51 5/8, July 53 5/8, Sep 55 3/8, oats May 35 1/2, July 35 1/4, Sep 34 3/4, rye May 60 3/8, July 61 5/8, Sep 62 3/4, barley May 47 5/8, July 48 3/4, lard May 6.35, July 6.90, Sep 7.12, bacon May 8.35, July 8.62.
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Chicago
Curb Market Opens Firm With Narrow Gains Amid Industrials
The curb market in New York on March 2 was quietly firm with largely fractional gains well distributed. Metals showed activity at fair prices and a few oils advanced while many utility favorites rose moderately. Aluminum of America and Swift & Co led firmer industrials with small but notable gains.
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New York
Aluminum of America
Swift & Co
New York Cotton Edges Higher on Prospects and Quiet Selling
Reports of improving cotton control prospects and steady futures sparked gains in New York today. Futures closed 24 to 29 points higher with March at 12.17 and May at 12.28, while the spot price held steady at middling 12.50.
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New York
Wool market in Boston shows slow trading with no price change
In Boston on March 2 AP reporting for the US Department of Agriculture notes the wool market remained very slow. Inquiries existed but few sales closed with small quantities. Demand centered on original lag lines of 64s and finer territory woodl and on 48 50 6 14 blood domestic fleece and territory wools.
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US Dept Agr
Home Loan Bonds Rates Reported in New York
In New York on March 2, the produce exchange shows bond figures for home owners loans at 51 52,000 and 97 1-4, reflecting market activity in the mortgage security line.
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Home Loan
New York
Produce Exchange
Liberty bonds and Treasuries show varied yields
Liberty bonds first 4 1 4s quoted at 100.17. Treasuries 4 1 4s range from 47 to 52 with a price of 108.19. Market notes from New York on March 2 reported by AP.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Treas
New Orleans Cotton Spot Steady Up 26 Points
Spot cotton in New Orleans rose 26 points as steady sales reached 235. Middling price noted at 12.23, reflecting market strength and limited supply for the period.
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New Orleans
Corona Artesia Box Score
Corona and Artesia feature a continuation of the box score from page one. The clipped standings list player names, points, rebounds, and assists, detailing team performances and individual contributions across the game.
District Scores From Raton to Clovis Amid Busy Day
Raton defeated Mills 37 to 20 and 55 to 9 over Miami while Albuquerque district matches saw Los Lunas win 34 to 11 over Magdalena and Belen beat St. Marys 18 to 17. Indians routed Quemado 43 to 8 and Deming beat Tularosa 34 to 25. Anthony won 52 to Hatch 36. Lordsburg District games included Deming 34 over Tularosa 25 and Hot Springs 2. Roswell district saw Corona 25 over Hobbs 22 and Capitan 14 defeated Artesia 32. Tatum 26 beat Hazerman 12. Clovis district Floyd 44 over Texico 11. Gallup district had no games.
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Quiet Week In Wool Market With Modest Prices
Boston based report notes another quiet week in wool markets with scattered clean-up purchases and few decisive trades. Prices for various fleeces and mohair quoted, while foreign markets and piece goods show slow activity amid retailers cutting winter clothing prices.
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Special Monday and Wednesday free student haircuts
Old Mission School of Beauty Culture at 219 North Main offers free haircuts for students on Mondays and Wednesdays. Call 182 to arrange.
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Marcels
Old Mission School of Beauty Culture
North Main
Taylor Public Lands Bill Reported to House Today
The House Public Lands Committee reported the Taylor bill authorizing transfer of 173 million acres of public domain to the Interior Secretary. The measure, issued from Washington on March 2, details how admin control would shift to the department.
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Taylor Public Lands
Washington
House Public Lands Committee
Taylor
Secretary of the Interior
Weekend Meat Sale and Grocery Fresh Produce
Saturday and Sunday offer extra fancy beef cuts including sirloin round T bone and shoulder roasts. Mature beef roast at ten cents per pound. Also advertise a full line of groceries, fruits and fresh vegetables.
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