Market shows hesitancy as stocks close irregularly
New York traders faced a hesitant session with little public participation. Carrier issues stayed firm amid optimistic carload estimates, aircrafts rose on hope for new airmail contracts, power and light shares improved on uncertain waterway legislation, grains silver cotton fell, rubber rose, and bonds strengthened with loans hitting 1933-34 highs while international dollar rates remained featureless.
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New York
Power and Light Company
St. Lawrence
Wool Market Inactivity Report From Boston
The wool market remained quiet in Boston with little business on greasy wools this week and few inquiries. Quotations stayed unchanged from last week as sales were largely absent.
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Boston
Dept Agr
New York Curb Stocks Opening Bias and Early Quotes
AP report lists assorted stocks with bid prices and fractions across diverse sectors. Notable quotes include Gulf Oil at 70 1 8, Humble Oil 42 1 2, Newmont 52, Ford Ltd 7 3 8, Amer G & E 26, Detroit Air 5 8, Libby MeN 5, Texan 9, and Unit Verde 4 7 8, among others.
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Associated Press
Am Cyan B
Amer G & E
Amer Mar
Amer Sup
Ark Nat Gas A
Assoc G & EA
Brillo Mig
City Soe
City Soe Ptd
Cord Corp
Cresson
Detroit Air
Ford Ltd
Gulf Oil
Hecla Mining
Humble Oil
Ind Ter A
Libby
Newmont
Naig Hud Pow
Penn Road
Seiberling
Shatt Dean
S O Ind
Swift & Co
Texan
Trans Air
Unit Gas
Unit Verde
New York Cotton Faces Narrow Range In Trading Day
Cotton moved within a tight band as Liverpool cables and trade buying supported early gains, then moderate declines. July slipped from 12.48 to 12.37 before recovering to 12.43, with futures ending barely steady and spot middling at 12.45.
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New York
Liverpool
Trade and Commission House
New Orleans
Democratic chiefs wary of Patman Long bills vote risk
Democratic leaders noted the Patman and Long bills could attract some votes if tested now but pointed to President Roosevelt’s clear opposition as a barrier. Robinson forecast the measure would fail in the Senate, echoed by Senate Finance Committee Chairman Harrison, who oversees veterans legislation.
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Patman
Roosevelt
Robinson
Senate
Harrison
Finance Committee
New Orleans Cotton Market Steady Down Four Points
New Orleans March 15 AP Spot cotton held steady but fell four points with sales totaling 568 bales. Middling was quoted at 12.35. Market activity showed modest demand as traders monitored broader commodities and regional weather impacts.
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New Orleans
Home Loan Bonds Rise in New York Trading
In New York on March 13 AP reports bonds for the Home Owners Loan Corporation showing 4s at 51 and 30,000 96 3 4 trading activity amid market shifts.
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New York
Produce Exchange
Leon Ullrich Appointed Income Tax Collector Deputy
Leon Ullrich has been appointed deputy state income tax collector for Chaves county by the state tax commission. Decora want Ad Get Reanite.
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Leon Ullrich
Chaves County
State Tax Commission
Decora
New York curb market shows narrow gains and dull trading
New York curb market reports dull trading with utilities holding a mild upward drift. Electric Bond & Share rises modestly while American Gas and Niagara Hudson show moderate gains. Industrials drift with small moves, Newmont Mining and Allliam Walker slip about a point, others barely budge. Canadian Marconi active with slight changes.
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New New York
American Gas
Niagara Hudson
Swift & Co
Newmont Mining
Lliam Walker
Indiana
Marconi
Chicago grain closes with mixed May and July contracts
Chicago grain quotes show wheatMay 88 1 2 cents, July 88 5 8, September 89 3 4. Corn May 51 3 8, July 53 1 4, September 55 1 8. Oats May 34 3 8, July 34 7 8, September 35. Rye May 60 1 4, July 61 5 8, September 63 3 4. Barley May 46 3 4, July 48 3 4. Lard May 6.65, July 6.79, September 6.90. Bellies May 8.10, July 8.35.
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Chicago
Mar
U S and Liberty Bond Prices Reported in New York
The AP reports U.S. and Liberty bond quotations from New York on March 13 with closing figures for Liberty bonds at 41-48, 33-38, and 100.24, and Treasuries 41-48 at 47-52 and 109.31.
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New York
New Lowing
Close York Stock Exchange
Adam Exp
Nel Alaska Jj
T&t
Allezeny
Ins Myl
Aic&dy
Kencott
Krog Gr
Allis C
Lambert
AmnCan
Ligmyrb
Montrd
AmSmelt
AmStiFdr
Moth
Murray C
Amt&t
Nash Mot
AmTob EB
Nat Bis
Nat Csh
AmWtWk
Nat Dary
AmWoolh
Nat Dist
Win
Anaconda
Nat P&l
Anchor C
Cti
Il A
Nh&h
JY Ontw
Nor Amer
Nor Pac
Aub Auto
Ohio Oil
Avia Cor
Bal Loco
Pac G&&e
B&orail
Packard
Barnsdl
Wv R
Penny JC
Penn RR
Bendix A
Phelps D
Beth
Phil Pet
Bob Alum
Gmb
Borden
BuradMa
Byers Co
Pullman
Can Dry Radio
Can Pac
C&o Rail
ReyTob
Cmst
P&p Safeway
Schulte
Seab Air
Chi Ri&p
Seab Oil
Chrysir
Sears R
Colgate
Shell U
Col G&e
Gom Inv
Skelly
SON J
St&Wstr
Corn Pro Studbkr
Coty Tex& Pac
Curt Wrt
Dia Mat
Tex Corp
Doug Air
Tex Gul
du Pont
Tex Pc&o
Eastman
TexPier
Trans Am
Klec P&l
Erie
T&r
Gil Raz
US Steel
Glidden
Jssupt
Goldust
Wadsco
Goodyer
Vanadum
Gt NorPft
Sugar
Warn Pix Hershey
West Mild
Hous Oiles
West UN
Howe Snd
West Air
West E&m
Mtr
Woolwrt
Standard No Statistics Co
Liberty Bonds
First
Treas
Hopis On Way To Meet Collier At Chicago Show
4-H boy Jack Cannon of Rencona San Miguel county placed third with Minnesota 15 corn at the International Grain and Hay Show in Chicago. He had earlier won first in yellow corn at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair and at the State Club Contest. Rencona’s high elevation, good soil and moisture help corn farming, faced mainly with frost risk. Jack plans to expand from two to three acres using seed bought at ten cents a pound. A corn club forms from this showing and Hopi delegates head to Santo Domingo for the all Pueblo conference with Indian Commissioner John Collier.
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Jack Cannon
Rencona
San Miguel County
Minnesota
Chicago
Jack
New Mexico
Colorado
Albuquerque
N. M
Santo Domingo
All Pueblo
John Collier
Wass
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Miss
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Miss Hurst
Rainbow Order
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