Wall Street Stocks Dive After Cotton Slump
New York reports a broad market drop with cotton and grains down while motors and other industrials limp higher in early trading, then slips, erasing gains as afternoon selling hits several key issues. Bonds quiet. steel and autos show tentative strength before retreat. Madrid
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Wall Street
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
National Distillers
Cerro de Pasco
Case
Union Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Chrysler
American Smelting
Westinghouse Electric
Steel Institution
U. S
Treasury
General Motors
DuPont
Monsanto
Howe Sound
Santa Fe
Kansas City Livestock Quotations Busy Market Report
Kansas City market notes show hogs at 2,500 head with top 9.70 for 210 lb pigs in ice. Cattle and calves total around 13,000 head with steady to good demand for fed steers, yearlings, and heifers. cows and vealers vary from 6.00 to 11.25. Sheep volume 10,000 with lambs at 7.00 to 8.00, best over 8.50, wethers 5.50 to 7.25, ewes 4.25 to 5.50. Quotations reflect current ewes and wethers.
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Kansas City
Ap-Us Dept’ Agr
Chicago Grain Market Close Aboard Mixed Wheat Corn Quotes
Chicago grain notes show wheat for May at 92 3/4, July 89, September 88 1/2. Corn for March 82 1/2, May 79 1/8, July 75 1/8, September 72 3/4. Misc figures include oats and rye across May July September contracts with bids and closes.
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Harley
Movement of wool forces price shifts in Boston market
The AP report notes two weeks of wool movement removing large quantities of average French combing and shorter staple western grown wools from the Boston market at 58 to 63 cents scoured. Some buyers paid about 65 cents for select original bag 64s and finer territory wools, with renewed interest in lower grade territory wools though 58s and 60s volumes remained smaller than fine wools.
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Boston
Cotton Prices Hold Steady in Galveston Trade
Galveston cotton prices steady as March 1 AP report notes sales activity near 105 down piddling 14.25 cents per pound and market movement remains cautious amid light trading.
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Galveston
Rapid cotton price break shocks New York trading
In a swift and sensational move since 1927, cotton futures dropped under broad liquidation with no clear positive factor. May fell to 10.25, other months declined 1.57 to 1.87 points, rallies from lows but futures ended barely steady, with March 11.06 and spot middling 11.30. Curb list includes diverse industrials and oil stocks with notable moves.
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New York
U S Bonds Prices and Rates Summary
U S bonds quoted with figures for Fourth 4 1/4s 100.22 and Treas 4 1/4s 115.12. Other items include Homie Owners 4s at 109-11 and Fed Farm Mtg bonds at 3s 49 and 3 1/4s 64, with related yields 47-52 and 101.13.
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Loco
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Greece in turmoil as rebels push for control across Macedonia
Government hesitates to test loyalty of troops and aviators amid uncertain reports from front. Rebels claim victory on all sides while foreign correspondents remain barred. Private radios seized to block signals. An American escapee describes a perilous trek from Greece to Yugoslavia. U S consul Trautman reports no word on 32 Americans marooned with rebel forces. American interests in Macedonia and Thrace stand at risk with potential revolts and riots in tobacco regions and fears of a railway bombardment near Salonika.
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Salonika
Harry L. Trautman
Macon
Yas
United States
Macedonia
One More Case Spinal Meningitis In Albuquerque
Albuquerque health officials report a new case of spinal meningitis in Pareles a 14 month old infant ill for about five days and improving. Dr Howe Eller county health officer notes two new carriers found in the latest culture group and two carriers discharged after negative tests.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Howe Eller
Cas
Eller
Tingley Proposes Hot Springs Hospital
Gov Clyde Tingley visiting Hot Springs New Mexico says funds from state birthday dances could create a hospital and swimming pool for infantile paralysis victims and others. He would back an FERA project and supply brick from the penitentiary if a fund is available while he remains through Friday.
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Hot Springs
N. M
Clyde Tingley
FERA
Tingley
el Paso
Two Wounded in Rowe Shooting Affray
Las Vegas New Mexico AP report says Vincente Cutierrez of Rowe was hospitalized with a shoulder wound and Jose Benavidez Rowe constable held in custody after a shooting affray Saturday night in Rowe. The sheriff’s office said the trouble was allegedly precipitated when authorities moved to effect an arrest.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Mar
Frank Delgado
San Miguel County
Vincente Cutierrez
Rowe
Jose Benavidez
Delgado
Briefs of AP News Highlights 1935 Farm Aid and Global Deals
AP brief items report Farm Adjustment Administration payments in New Mexico through January 31 totaling 1 69 519 41 with cotton wheat and corn hog allocations. Russia signs documents selling to Manchukuo the Chinese Eastern Railway for 39 300 000, removing Russia as a factor in Manchuria. U S circuit court upholds transfer of Thomas H Robinson Sr to Louisville for kidnapping case. AT&T plans 250 million 1935 spending for service replacement and improvement plus a new instrument design could create many jobs.
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Washington
New Mexico
Farm Adjustment Administration
Hayes County
Eddy
Lea County
Tokyo
Russia
Chinese Eastern Railway
Manchukuo
Manchuria
Denver
Walter S. Gifford
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Fales Reorganizes Elkins Sunday School
A. L. Fales of the American Sunday School Union conducted services yesterday morning and night and reorganized the Sunday school at Elkins, outlining new instructional plans and governance.
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A. L. Fales
American Sunday School Union
Elkins
Prince of Wales visits Vienna social housing site
The Prince of Wales makes an unannounced stop at a Vienna workingmen’s flats project testing a social housing experiment during his continental tour.
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Prince of Wales
Vienna
Keeton Murder Trial Shocks Laurel Woman Rises From Court
Ouida Keeton, charged with matricide in the death and dismemberment of her mother Daisy Keeton, left Laurel Mississippi court in a wheelchair, exhausted by strain, with a jailor behind. Benavidez ordered Gutierrez to leave town after alleged disturbances to the peace.
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Laurel
Benavidez
Gutierrez
State Survey Of Needs Pecos River Basin
Santa Fe March 11 A survey of the Pecos river basin is being completed for submission to the state planning board. The Pecos Valley study compiles water, icef data, land use from the Agricultural College, population and transportation needs by the board staff. Final items of the inventory include courthouses, public buildings, auditoriums, highways, reservoirs, irrigation canals, water and sewer systems, erosion control, parks, and more. A statewide project recommends footpaths along main highways at city approaches and wagon ponds beside paved roads for traffic safety.
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Pecos River
State Planning Board
Pecos Valley
Agricultural College
Public Works Administration
U S Economic Outlook Mixed as Reports Hint Recovery
A Washington based collection of reports notes Shifts in March production deflating trends while a federal labor survey sees gradual revival. The American Federation of Labor reports workers gaining re employment but real purchasing power lagging due to rising costs. New Mexico stream pollution study joins national planning. Securities Commission hails a $45 million Pacific Gas and Electric refunding as a sign thaw. Downticks noted for January payroll gains and several large firms post modest profits or reduced losses compared to 1933.
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United States
Disturbed Jt
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Marth
Federation of Labor
Bu Ness
Ing
Teal
Come
Securities and Exchange Commission
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Charles G. Dawes
Tucson
Ariz
Department of
Bethlehem—Steel
Wedtilgbdueds the and Manufacturing Company
Reform School Car Plunges Off Bridge Near Roswell
Assistant superintendent R. W. Guesendorf and three boys from the New Mexico reform school at Springer were in a 1932 Dodge sedan that slid off a bridge between Riverside Camp and Picacho yesterday at about 1 15 pm. John Fox suffered a nose cut. Guesendorf and another boy, G. L. Floyd, were slightly or not seriously injured. The car and occupants were brought to Roswell. Florsheim, reform school superintendent, went there today.
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State Reform School
Springer
Riverside Camp
Picacho
John Fox
Mr. Guesendorf
G. L. Floyd
Carlsbad
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Floyd
Roswell
Albuquerque
Reform School
Beach Run Hopes Dim For Campbell On Birthday
Sir Malcolm Campbell marked his 56th birthday in Daytona Beach Florida seeking to reclaim the land speed record with a 300 mile hour run. The beach was rough in places hindering high speeds though a northeast wind shift could create ideal tides for a run. He said the task may be impossible unless continued trials on the modified Bluebird continue.
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Sir Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Fla
Daytofid Beach
Malcolm Campbell
New Mexico Egg Bill Probed by AP Report
Santa Fe March 11 AP Thomas J Strong in Harding aims to prove interference in due process as he pursues discoveries on an egg bill. He claims the measure was enrolled and that various interests may have concealed its fate in the legislature.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
Thomas J. Strong
R-Harding
Strong
Sefiate
House
Bétc
Acting supervisor named at Albuquerque shelter
Leilth Yorulegy of er visor of the ranients Clovis assumed duties as acting supervisor of the local shelter today, succeeding Hector Moar. Moar has been referred to Gallup as acting FR administrator.
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Albuquerque
N. M. Mar 1
APS
Salvation Army Board Meeting Held At Chamber of Commerce
The Salvation Army 01 Board held its regular monthly meeting this afternoon at four thirty o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce.
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Salvation Army Board
Salvation Army 01
Chamber of Commerce
Washington House Passes Tax Publicity Law Repeal
The House approved repeal of the income tax publicity law today and sent the measure to the Senate where it originated in April. Advocates urge full opposition from Senators as the bill moves forward.
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Warhington
House
Senate
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