Wall Street Stocks Hold Thin Gains Amid Mixed Action
Wall Street saw lukewarm interest with leaders largely holding in a narrow range. Bonds remained in demand as loans reached new 1933-34 territory while some carrier stocks inched up. Cotton and grains traded quietly as futures closed steadier, with hogs and cattle at Kansas City showing varied gains and losses across livestock categories.
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Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
North American
Liggett & Myers
Douglas
New York Stocks Close Broad Market Mixed on March 14
New York stock exchanges end lower in parts with large firms showing uneven gains. Amex, Air Weapons, Chrysler, General Electric, and United States Steel among leaders while rails and oils show varied results. Liberty bonds also reported with First 41-45 33-38 100.25.
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New York
AdamExp
Air Weap
T&t
Alaska J
Mvl
Allengy
Kencott
Alc&dy
Krog Gr
Allis C
Lambert
AmnCan
Cr&f
Amet
Amer Ant
Ainy Loce
Am Metal
Sam Wvebl
Ampi
Prfr
Koll
AmSmeth
AmStirdr
Walls Duyar Vt
Wovolm If
Amwiiel
Anacona
At & SF
Ad Nefsi
Avia Cor Ss
Boul Leco
Bal Loco
Barnsal
Beatric
Bendix A
Beth St
Ioh Alum
Borden
bBurad Ma
Isuster
Thyvers Co
Cal Hee
Pac
Case Jl
C&o Rail
cinstP&kb
Chi Ri&p
Chrysler
Colgate
Col Fuel
Col G&k
Congo Na
Coty
Lac&w
Dia Mat
Doug Air
du Pont
Eastman
Asph
Elec
Gen Food
Milino
Mtr
Genrsig
Gimbel
Glidden
Goldust
Goodyer
GtNorPft
Liberty Bonds
Treas
Wool market report from Boston March 14
The AP note from the US Department of Agriculture records a light wool trade in Boston with fine Western wool dominating demand. Combing 64s and finer sold around 86 to 88 cents per pound cleaned, while the bulk of demand favored shorter staple at about 50 cents, with clothing and short French combing around 81 to 82 cents.
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Boston
US Dept Agr
Tock Avenasges Copyright 1934 Standard Statistics
From March 14 data the figures show indices for India and related areas with values 90, 97.6, 51.3, and 7R.8, compared to the previous day 97.7, 50.9, 78.4, 87.1. The fragment records a statistical bulletin style summary with mixed digits and units.
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Tock Avenasges
Standard . Statistics Co
Inda
Spot cotton steady in Galveston market
In Galveston on March 14 AP reports spot cotton held steady with middling grade at 12.35 cents and sales reaching 470 bales. The market shows no change in price from the prior level as buyers and sellers hold positions amid steady demand.
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Galveston
Cotton markets show steady close in New Orleans
Newsdesk reports New Orleans on March 14 AP wire notes spot cotton closed steady with a 5 point drop to middling 12.39. Transactions reached 1004 bales as market activity remained moderate.
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New York
House
Bankhead
New Orleans
Home Loan Bonds Rise in New York Trading
New York March 14 AP bonds for Home Owners Loan 4s moved with notable buying interest as the market showed demand for mortgage backed securities. Bonds yielded 97 percent on the session with around 24,000 contracts exchanged and the issue displayed signs of strength amid ongoing liquidity.
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Home Loan
New York
Fifth midweek Lenten service at Saint Andrews tonight
The fifth midweek Lenten service at Saint Andrews will be held this evening at 7:30 led by the rector. The Rev Frederic Pratt, scheduled to preach, has postponed due to illness and will deliver the sermon next week.
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Saint Andrews
Frederic Pratt
Pratt
Camp Chatter recruiting drive at Fort Bliss and El Paso
The notice announces a U S Army recruiting drive to fill about 2060 vacancies in the Cavalry Field Artillery Quartermaster Corps and Medical Department at Fort Bliss Texas and William Beaumont General Hospital in El Paso. Eligible American citizens aged 18 to 35 who are single with no dependents and at least eighth grade education should apply to Sergeant Harrold F Perry at Room 335 Federal Building Roswell New Mexico on March 12 1934.
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Free Army
Regular Army
Fort Bliss
Texas
William Beaumont General Hospital
el Paso Teas
Cavalry
Field Artillery
Quartermaster Corps
Medical Department
Harrold EF. Perry
Resviar Army
Federal Building
Roswell New Mexico
Three CCC Camps Planned for New Mexico Parks
Washington reports that three state park camps under the CCC program will operate in New Mexico for the summer. The Santa Fe camp remains, Hyde State Park will host another, and a third camp will be in eastern New Mexico at Roosevelt County State Park.
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CCC
Washington
Senator Cutting
RNM
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Hyde State Park
Eastern
New Mexico State Park
Roosevelt County
Cleanest barber shop in state praised for Roswell tenure
C M Arnold butchers no details. This item notes his Roswell shop at 201 West Third Street as the state’s cleanest barber shop after twenty five years serving the public and five years at the current location. He sterilizes tools and uses two towels per customer.
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Cliff Arnold
C. M. Arnold
Barber's Board
West Third Street
Roswell
Arnold
Third and
Richardson
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Roswell Business Directory
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Jack Moore
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Mutual -Benefit Health & Accident Assn
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Doc’s Sandwich Shop
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C. E. Thomas
East Second Street
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Gus Lemp
Complete Sign Services
L. C. Smith
Woodstock Typewriters
Roswell Typewriter Co
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Armold Transfer Co
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Yellow Cab CO
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