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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1935

Page

5

New York Stocks Close Dull After Midday Slump

New York March 14 AP The stock market edged forward then stalled as rails mail orders and some industrials gained briefly before turning ragged. Bonds firm while utilities lagged. Treasury redeemed entire first liberty issue sparking favorable reactions but inflation hopes faded. Losses mounted late as leading industrials dipped. 812,280 shares traded.

Wall Street New York Case U. S. Steel Western Union Continental Can Chrysler Treasury First Liberty

New York curb list of stocks from Associated Press release

Snapshot of miscellaneous stock quotes with varied listings such as Amn G & E, Gulf Oil, Humble, Texan Oil and Swift & Co. across utilities, oil, metals and industrials with prices in fractions. Includes bonds and preferred shares from multiple firms and a variety of regional issuers.

New York CURB the Associated Press Alum Co Am S Amn Cyan Amn G & E Maracaibo Amn Sup Ark Nat Gas A Assoc G & E A Brillo Mfg City Sve City Sve Cord Corp Ord Mot Ltd Gulf Oil Pa Humble Oj Newbont Nia Hud Pow Penn Road Swift & Co Texan Oil Unit Verde

Grain prices at Chicago closing on March 14 1957

Chicago March 14 AP closing grain prices show wheat May 9 July 88 5 8 Sept 88 1 2 corn March 80 7 8 May 77 7 8 July 44 5 8 72 1 8 with 46 5 8 y 40 3 8 38 1 4 ay 57 3 4 July 59 1 8 Sept 20 3 8 barley May 65 July Sept Laid May 12 55 July 12 62 Sept 12 60 bellies May 16 75 July 15 95

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U S Bond Market Report Briefing

The U S bonds listed show fourth 4 1/4s at 33 to 38 with a price of 100.22, Treas 4 1/4s at 47 to 52 priced 115.16, Home Owners 4s at 51 priced 101.12, Fed Farm Mortgage 3s at 49 priced 101.21, and Fed Farm Mortgage 3 1/4s at 64 priced 103.10. The figures reflect prevailing market quotations.

U. S. Bonds Associated Press Treas Fed Farm

Galveston Cotton Prices Drift at 11.50 Cents

Galveston market notes March 14 reports cotton unchanged with middling grade at 11.50 cents and modest sales volume as buyers monitor supply and demand in the region.

Galveston

Market Report for Hogs Cattle and Sheep

Kansas City report from AP US Dept of Agriculture details hogs at top 9.25 with sows 265 to 500 pounds, cattle and calves with loads of steers up to 12.00 and bulls and heifers listed, vealers and stockers mixed. Sheep 5,000 on sale with lambs opening bids 25 lower, best above 8.00, ewes and yearling wethers shown with 90 to 150 pounds ranges and prices.

Kansas City

Boston Wool Prices Edge Higher for Fleece Wools

Medium fleece wools moved at 25-27 cents per pound grease for 56s and 3/8 blood Ohio types, while 48s to 1/4 blood wools fetched about 24 cents. Finer western wools stayed active, though demand overall softened slightly from last week.

Boston Ap-Us Ohio Demad

Cotton Market Slumps After Early Gains In New York

New York cotton prices fell in afternoon trading, erasing early 7 to 10 point advances and leaving May around 11.18 after opening at 11.35. The session ended firmer overall with March at 11.26 and spot middling steady at 11.50, amid trade and spot house buying.

New York

Zinn Hearing Details Deposition In Tax Dispute

Continued testimony outlines Williams and Kerner depositions regarding McKinley county oil lease taxes, distraint warrants, and payments to Zinn. Williams claims tax assessments were excessive and he sent $1000 in two installments. Kerner details extension offers and fees paid to Zinn, with later refunds. The hearing recessed after 11 a.m. and reconvened at 1:30 p.m.

Williams Wright Seth Zinn Tax Commission Prescott Dow Commission New Mexico Hospair McKinley County George Kerner W. E. Duffie Reed Holloman William G.W. Kerner Gallup Kerner Bool W. G. Duffy M. A. Otero, Jr Duffy

March poster reinforces child road safety lessons

C R Mc Nally of the Roswell Automobile Club cites a national AAA poster showing a mother cat guiding a kitten to stay off a crowded highway. He argues the image teaches lifelong safety habits and supports AAA’s push to make classrooms a focus of street and highway safety campaigns.

C. R. McNally Roswell Automobile Club Mr. McNally AAA

First Liberty Bonds Called For Payment

The Treasury announced on March 14 that it will call for payment on June 15 of the entire outstanding First Liberty loan bonds totaling about 1.933 billion dollars. The issue, maturing 1932‑47, includes 1.392 billion at 3.5 percent, 5.0 million converted 4 percent, and 536 million converted 4.25 percent bonds. The move aims to cut interest costs and retire gold clause bonds after the Supreme Court ruled against gold payments. No details were given on exchange securities, though a recent refunding used 20‑25 year bonds at 2.875 percent. The rate for any future exchanges will depend on money rates at flotation time.

Washington Treasury Supreme Court

Dow Reports Changes at State Asylum

Santa Fe March 14 AP H M Dow president of the Las Veg as asylum board said changes were made at the institution at the directors meeting and announced the new hospital unit would open April 1 fully equipped and lacking only trained workers Two assistant physicians and a special nurse to be provided The PWA grant will speed other construction Kitchen to be repaired Stoves life 12 years used 20 years causing poor food Dow said R K Hoover night watchman B F Collier and a minor employee released Dow noted government would save over 26 000 000 annually

Santa Fe H. M. Dow Las Vegas PWA R. K. Hoover B. F. Collier Dow

Hagerman Club Hears Plans For New House

Building committee of the Woman's Club met with Mrs Harry Cowan to confer with the architect on club house plans. Zone meeting at Carlsbad drew eighty attendees with representatives from Hagerman and nearby towns. Officers elected included Meadows president Bates vice president West secretary Slyers treasurer. Preparations underway for Girls' Glee Club to enter Carlsbad Musical Festival March 21. Honor roll lists numerous students across Hagerman schools.

Woman's Club Harry Cowan Willis Pardee C. G. Mason G. O. Holloway W. L. Heitman Carlsbad Hagerman Slade Mesdames Walton Ernest Langeneggar J. F. Campbell Tom McKinstry Elmer Graham Carl Ridgeley Loving Hope Artesia Dexter Lake Arthur Roswell Meadows Bates W. P. West Wright Jack Bogle Grady Bartlett Elaine Frazier Hal Ware Phillip Heick Loretta Davis William Solomon Junior Grizzle Jean McKinstry Mabel Joe Wade Elizabeth Dollahan Elvena Tord Dorothy Wright Bobby Templeton Virginia Hixon Robert West Jimmie Wheeler Jack Langeneggar Mildred White Lorena Avent Dorothy Sue Devenport Cleo Williams Jimmy Lochhead Jimmy Bog

President Report Highlights High Scores by Staff Names

A President reports on six week performance praising Dal ton Keith and Clarence Bogle for average scores of 99 and 96 percent. Other named staff members include Bertha Askins Viola Askins Clarence Bogle Mary Burck George Casabonne Mabel Christenson Roy Dollahan Byrda Dorman Earl Harmous Donis Key Char lene King Lila Lane Beatrice Lane Ida Langeneggar Lawrence Menefee Irene Newsom Ruth Wade and Mildred Vance for their contributions.

Bertha Askins Viola Askins Clarence Bogle Mary Burck George Casabonne Mabel Christenson Roy Dollahan Byrda Dorman Earl Harmous Donis Key Charlene King Lila Lane Beatrice Lane Ida Langeneggar Lawrence Menefee Irene Newsom Ruth Wade Mildred Vance Dalton Keith

MEET MONDAY TO CONSIDER TAYLOR BILL

Albuquerque March 14 AP representatives of cattle and wool growers associations state game officials and university groups meet Monday to finalize regulations for the Taylor grazing law for interior department approval. The draft will also be presented at the New Mexico Cattle Growers and Wool Growers conventions in Roswell March 25 and 26. C M Botts, president, will preside.

Albuquerque N. M New Mexico Secretary of the Interior New Mexico Cattle Growers New Mexico Wool Growers Associations Roswell Cattle and Wool Growers Associations Game Protective Association State Game Department State Land Commissioner Agricultural College Southwest Conservation League University of New Mexico C. M. Botts League

AAA Examining Books Of Processors Sparks Senate Debate

Washington March 14 AP Powers the farm administration seeks to examine books and records of processors but the idea draws opposition from Senate Agriculture Committee chair Senator Smith who fears broad access. Smith suggests limiting access to records relevant to licensing or marketing agreements. E T Springer of Cimarron New Mexico vice president of the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association objects to any processing tax arguing licensing powers would overreach. He adds producers would face indirect licensing and says they just want to be left alone.

Washington Farm Administration Senate Agriculture Committee Senator Smith D-Sc E. T. Springer Cimarron N. M New Mexico Cattle Growers Association

New Orleans Cotton Closes Quiet With Steady Quotations

New Orleans spot cotton closed steady with unchanged quotations as sales reached 56 bales. Middling grade steadied at 11.48 cents.

New Orleans

Ickes Shifts 87 Million PWA Funds to Relief Admin

Washington Secretary Ickes transfers 87 million dollars of Public Works Administration funds to the relief administration. The move brings the total for March to 67 million dollars.

Washington Ickes PWA Relief Administration

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