New York Stocks End Sour After Labor Troubles Hit
The New York stock market closed heavy as labor troubles dampened mood. Declines ranged up to several points with only scattered advances, led by motors while rails metals and oils fell. volume totaled about 1.1 million shares.
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New York
U. S
Union Pacifics
Santa Fe
General Motors
Chrysler
du Pont
U. S. & Bethlehem Steels
American Telephone
Western Union
N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania
American Smelting 1
Cerro de Pasco
American Tobacco
Liggett & Myers B
Wool market quiet in Boston amid stagnant demand
In Boston on March 21, the US Dept of Agriculture noted very quiet activity in greasy combing and domestic wool, with few inquiries and unchanged quotations from the previous week. Scoured wools saw only a limited business for woolen manufacture as sellers held back.
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Boston
US Dept Agr
Chicago Market Quotations Roundup From March 21
AP provided price data for WHOBAT CORN OATS SULKY and related items with May July and September figures. Entries show multiple month prices and clarifications scattered in the snippet indicating typical futures style tabulations.
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Chicago
Whobat
CORN
OATS
Sas
Her
RLEY
Bellies
Flay
Virden and Athens cancel two game Texas series
Lordsburg New Mexico March 21 AP Benwood Field Virden High School coach says a two game series with Athens Texas High has been canceled due to inability to reach a financial agreement. The games would have featured the 1934 New Mexico state champions on the basketball court.
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Virden
Athens
Texas
Lordsburg
N. M
Benwood Field
Virden High
New Mexico
Cotton futures slip as markets ease on global trend
New York opening saw early moderate advances in cotton fade amid liquidation in Liverpool buys and softer global markets. July dropped from 12.22 to 12.06 with overall losses of 11 to 13 points, though scattered cover and trade buying sparked brief rallies. Futures closed barely steady, with March 11.90 and July 12.03-05, midddling at 12.15.
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New York
Newark Stock Exchange
Alaska J
Nki
T&t
Kencott
Amcr&f
Krog Gr
Lambert
Amr
Ligmyrb
Amér P&l
McKetin
Amwinpf
Natcshr
Anacorida
Nat Dary
Arm
Nat -Dist
Ill B
Nat P&l
T & SF
NY Ctl
Nynheh
Aub Auto
Nyyontw
Avia Cor
NaAviat
Bal’ Loco
Wworamrr
Balloco Pt
NorAmPf
B&o Rail
Nor Pac
Insd
Ohio Oil
Beatrice
Ow Ili Ul
Bendix A
Pac G&he
Beth Stl
Packard
Boh Alum
Borde
Park U
Burad
Penny JC
Ets Co
Ase JI
O Rail
Tp&p
Rep
Sti
Col
Rey Tobb
Safeway
St L&isf
G&e
Schulte
Seab Air
Com&Son
Sears
Pete
Shell U
Cén
Skelly O
Ons Oil
Soc’ Vac
Ni Bak A
Con Cn
Sou Pac
Ent Gil
Sou Ry
Corn Pro
Brds
Curt Wrt
Cal
SONJ
Dia,Mat
St&Wstr
Ou Air
Gruabkr
U Pont
Tex Corp
Easttyan
Tex Gul
Auth
Texpltr
Lec P&l
Timken B
Eilie RR
Trang Am
Sete
Wn Carbi
Wpr
US Steel
Goldust
Vadsco
GsNorry _s
West Mid
West UN
West Air
West E&m
Standard Statistics Co
Liverpool
New Orleans Cotton Prices Steady at Revised Quotations
New Orleans on March 21 reports spot cotton steady at revised quotes. Middling down 11 points, sales total 2,115 bales with middling at 12.03 cents.
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New
Orleans
Cotton Steady
Liberty bonds close in New York market
U. S. bonds in New York on March 21 closed with Liberty issues showing First 4 1 4s trading around 103.11 and Breas 4 1 4s near 110.1, reflecting slight movements in the market.
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U. S. Bonds
New York
Liberty
Bonds
Breas
Agricultural market report from Kansas City on Mar 21
US Dept of Agriculture notes hog prices 5 to 10 lower on lighter demand with top 4.10 for 200 to 259 pounds. Cattle and calves reach 24,000 and 800 with better fed steers and yearlings up to 15. Heifers and cows range 4.75 to 6.35 and 3.50 to 4.00 respectively. Milk-fed weaners 4.00 to 6.50. Sheep market notes not established. spring lambs about 10.25, fed lambs above 9.00, yearling wethers 5.00 to 7.50, ewes 4.25 to 5.50.
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Kansas City
Mar
Exchange bonds and Home Owners Loan 4s notes
The item lists exchange bonds and Home Owners Loan 4s with a quoted range 51 11,000 to 98 1-4. indicating price or yield levels. It notes bond market terms and specific issue identifiers.
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New York
Spot cotton steady in Galveston trade
Spot cotton in Galveston on March 21 held steady at 15 points lower middling 12.05 with total sales reported at 626 bales.
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Galveston
Senator Cutting Asks Is Private Banking Doomed
Albuquerque report describes Senator Bronson Cutting questioning private banking in Liberty magazine. He likens it to an outdated machine and argues they must be scrapped. The piece frames Cutting as a fighting champion of the New Deal and calls him an independent repairer.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Liberty
Sen. Bronson Cutting
Senator Cutting
Republicans in Santa Fe Hold Unified City Delegates
In Santa Fe four ward primaries elected delegates to the city convention. The GOP, once divided, presented a united front with progressives and Old Guard represented in each ward. No ward issued explicit instructions. Armanido Larragoite was the only mayoral nominee candidate championed by any active campaign.
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Santa Fe
GOP
Santa Fe New Mexican
Old Guard
Armanido Larragoite
Deiscovere
Million tax bill approved by Senate Finance Committee
Washington March 21 AP a 300 million tax bill was approved today by the senate finance committee and chairman Harrison D Miss said he expected the senate would take it up early next week.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
D-Miss
Senate
Americans in Paris Spy Case Linked as Catspaws
London report says Mr and Mrs Robert Gordon Switz of East Orange New Jersey and New York are pictured as pawns in a vast spy network. The Daily Mail claims a female mastermind in Britain directed the pair from a London flat. The couple left London 18 months ago with a book linking coded handwriting to a covert operation.
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London
Robert Gordon Switz
Paris
Britain
Daily Mail
Roswell Typewriter Co Marks Nine Years in Business
Roswell Typewriter Co celebrates nine years serving Roswell at 215 North Main Street as agents for L. C. Smith and Woodstock typewriters. The firm repairs cash registers scales and adding machines, rents out machines, and handles portable models. Jack Anderson started the business in 1925 joined in 1930 by C. L. Shendar with R. J. Hendricks as long time repairman.
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Roswell
Roswell Typewriter Co
L. C. Smith
Woodstock Typewriters
North Main Street
Jack Anderson
C. L. Schnedar
R. J
Rusty) Hendricks
L. CC. Smith and
North Main St
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Roswell Business Directory
Talmage Ambulance Service
Glass Replacements
Courtney Holston Glass Co
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EL Chivato
North Richardson
Eleanor Bedell
F. H. Terhaar
N. Main St
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Bert Ballard
Frank le Pell
East College
Anderson and Associates
Arnold Barber Shop
Cliff Arnold
Permanent Waves
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City Auto Service
2Nd, St
Chris Savoie
L. C. Hulbert
Home Market & Grocery
South Main
Fairyland Beauty Shoppe
Callahan
West Second Phone
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W. H. Dearholt
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Second Street
Triploil Refining Co
W. H. Dewolf
Mer
Carlsbad
Rainbow Truck Lines, Inc
Artesia
Vaughre
Amarillo
Denver
C. M. Richards
Berry’s
Pickwick Cafe
Pabst
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Pier Rubber Co
oOo
M. Powers
Katy‘s Cafe
Harry Hkitzerman
Bankhead Hotel
Lynch Hat Works
Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Assn
Pecos Valley
White Budg
Sam Wranklin
Disi
Coney Island Cafe
W. Alameda
Tommie Adams’ Orchestra
G. C. Kimes
G. Kimes
Dad and
East Second St
Adio
Erviceupreme
A. H. Monk
Boot and Shoe Hospital
East Second Street
Plas Preizhi
Virginia Hervey
School of the Dance
North Sea
Roswell Coffee Co
N. Main
DRY Cleaners
OT West First St
T. N. Barnett
Old People’s Home
Orphan’s Home
Mrs
Daisy Notley
GOS West First
McGuffin Shoe Service
North Matin
Vickers Investment Co
No. Main St
Manuel M. Oracion
Vielinist
South Lea
Doris Deter Welborne
North Missouri
Roswell Seed Company
Danciger Refinery
Roswell von Dexter
W. E. King
West Fourth
Brown Grocery
Doc’s Sandwich Shop
West Second St
Moseley’s
Moseley’s Sandwich Shop
Prompt Curb Service
C. E. Thomas
Sizemore
Gus Lemp
Arnold Transfer Co
Hillx Corps
Coffee and
Linde Air Products
Yellow Cab CO
Gillieson Hotel
Greenhaven Camp
C. G. Boles & Son
Taylor
N. Va
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