Stock Market Slips Amid Unsettled Labor News
New York markets faced weakness in non ferrous metals and labor uncertainty. Late selling pushed many losses to 1 3 or more points with last minute recoveries. Transfers reached 1 355 780 shares as Washington developments loomed, grains and silver futures declined, and several major stocks fell.
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Howe Sound
Cérro de Pasco
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Schenley
Liggett & Myers B
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Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City market notes for hogs and cattle with bid ranges and averages. Hogs about 3000 head, mostly moderate activity, prices around 4.35 for some cuts. Cattle about 2500 head, steers and yearlings slow to steady, top steer price 6.60 per 1187 lb, cows 3.40 to 3.85, milk fed vealers 4.00 to 6.50. Sheep 7500 head, bids lower, best fed lambs over 9.00, wethers 5.25 to 7.75 for 90-110 lb, ewes 4.25 to 5.65.
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Kansas City
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Chicago Grain Market Report March 15
Chicago grain and livestock futures close as of March 15 with WHEAT and OATS, RYE and BARLEY showing May July and September bids. LARD and BELLIES prices listed alongside home loan bonds page noting 51 70,000- 1-2.
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Wool market report from Boston on March 15
The volume of business by a few wool houses was fair with many firms not receiving inquiries. Most activity centered on 56s and finer territory wool, especially 64s and finer. Prices ranged 80-83 cents for strictly combing 56s 3-8 blood, 82-85 cents for 58s to 60s 1-2 blood, and 82-84 cents for original-bag French combing 64s and finer territory wool.
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New York Curb Advances Amid Mixed Wall Street Dowddle
The Associated Press reports varied trading in New York curb stocks with notable gains by Amer G & E and Newmont while Amer Sup Pow and Detriot Air show modest moves. Several industrials including Ford Ltd, Gulf Oil, and Sound trade unevenly, with utility names like Niag Hud Pow and Penn Road showing small shifts.
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Gulf Oil
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Rumbie Oil
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Sound
Swift & Co
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New York Cotton Closes Firm After Mixed Trading
New York cotton faced lift followed by steadying action as markets eased in other sectors. July fell to 12.25 before rallying to near 12.27, while nearby contracts closed unchanged to four points higher with Mch 12.18 and Dec 12.60-65. Spot middling held at 12.45.
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Roswell Plans New Uniforms With Local Advertisers
Ralph Happy Leith says Roswell merchants funded 13 new Roswell Giants uniforms with a big G on the front and sponsor ads on the back. Ads come from Roswell Daily Record, McNally Hal Motor Co, Hamilton Justiite Cleaners, Smoke House, Purdy's Furniture, Penneys, Price & Co, Roswell Creamery, Crescent Laundry, Mabie Lowrey Hardware, Coca Cola Bottling, Pecos Valley Drug, and Safeway 412 N Main. First practice set for Sunday.
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Brenneman Declares Campaign For Roswell Ward Two Council Seat
Otis Tode Brenneman announces as a Democratic candidate for the Second Ward council seat in Roswell. He argues residents north of Spring River have not been adequately served and vows to protect their interests if elected. Brenneman, a longtime Roswell resident, is noted for civic work including extensive Boy Scout involvement.
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Banco party at I O O F Hall announced
The Security Benefit Association will hold a Banco party Thursday evening at 7 30 at I O O F Hall All members are urged to be present Adv M14t2c
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Cotton Prices Steady in Galveston Market
In Galveston on March 15, spot cotton held steady with middling at 12.35 cents per pound and total sales reported at 550 bales.
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Babe Poteet Involved In Two Gun Scrape On Main Street
F. M. Babe Poteet allegedly drew two guns in a dispute with Lem Davis on Main Street near the Smoke House around 7 30 last night. Davis reportedly seized the weapons. Poteet was charged with carrying a deadly weapon and fined 50 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty. Davis faced a city disorderly conduct charge later dismissed.
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Roswell Chamber approves budget amid income gap
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce board last night approved next year’s budget subject to income meeting expenses. This year’s budget exceeds pledges due to convention entertainment costs, but fixed charges stay the same and the plan is trimmed to minimum. Committees reported progress and a new committee was empowered to study a proposed Roswell-Carrizozo mail schedule change that could slow service to the Hondo and Ruidoso valleys.
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Roswell Grocers to Elect Code Officers Tonight
The Roswell grocers will meet at 7 30 tonight at the Chamber of Commerce to elect code officers and discuss the code situation. The Record is told the meeting is extremely important and a large attendance is anticipated.
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Compromise on Veterans Benefits After Economy Act Debate
The article outlines a compromise plan increasing disabled World War veterans allowances to about 30 million dollars, restoring 51.6 million to Spanish-American War veterans via 75 percent pension resumption, and restoring five percent of federal employees pay cut with another five percent by July 1. The Tabor compromise sits between the Senate’s costly amendment and the administration’s offer. The Roosevelt proposal would have restored veterans to rolls pending review by boards. Record wants ads get results.
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Army air corps fatality figures cited at Senate hearing
Col. Lindbergh and Capt. Rickenbacker discussed air mail policy as Gen Mitchell attended the Senate post office committee meeting. Fatalities of the Army Air Corps were 50 in 1932, 46 in 1933, and 39 so far in the current year through March 13, with three and a half months remaining.
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William Mitchell
Senate Post Office Committee
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