Wall Street Falls For A Slow Afternoon, Small Losses
A subdued trading day on Wall Street saw a slow decline in the afternoon with prices slipping modestly. Turnover was 999,310 shares, well below the previous day, while rails led losses late and utilities steadied amid regulatory talks. Grain weakness colored sentiment as beer stocks edged down on profit-taking after Roosevelt signed the 3.2 percent tax bill.
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Roosevelt
Union Pacific
S. Sanita Fe
Allied ~ Chemical
Sears Roebuck
Consolidated Gas of
North American
Pullman
New York State
Floyd J. Cariesle
Consolidated Gas
Niagara Hudson
Lehman
Pithe
Ile Dolar
New York Stocks and Market Quotes Summary
New York stocks posted mixed on heavy trading with large lists of ticker symbols across industries. The sample shows prices and changes for Amalgamated groups, steels, oils, chemicals, autos, tobacco, utilities, and rail. The list includes many company abbreviations and trade names common to the era.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report March 22
Kansas City livestock prices show cattle and hogs mostly steady to lower with active trade. Cattle ranged from 4.75 to 6.69 for heavy finished steers with vealers and calves weaker, while cows and bulls traded steady to strong. Hogs moved 2.55 to 3.70, with sows 2.99 to 3.25 and stock hogs scarce. Sheep saw light activity with lambs weak, Texas woolskins around 5.10 and Colorado prices above 6.59.
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Kansas City Livestock
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Boston Wool Market Sees Slower Trade And Steady Prices
Boston March 22 AP business in wools continues slower than last week though inquiries persist. Some factors who sat out the recent buying move show interest in offerings. Asking prices remain unchanged and fairly firm. The upward trend in sweet prices is paused by slower trade.
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Boston Wool
Boston
New York Cotton Futures Steady After Narrow Trading Range
The New York cotton market showed an undertone of firmness amid moderate liquidation pressure. May contracts rose from 6.20 to 6.30 before drifting to about 6.25, with most deferred months 7 to 10 points higher. March 6.22, May 6.26, July 6.12, October 6.159-60, December around 6.84. spot around 6.25.
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New York
Wolling
New York Corn Market Report Features Mixed Trading
Apr 22 AP market notes show corn and grain futures with May at 26 4, July 29 5 8, September 31 1 4. Oats May 17 7 8, July 18 1 8, September 1g 3 4. Rye May 26 1 3, June 36 1 2. Parley bay 4.85, July 5.02.
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Bay
Galveston Cotton Prices Steady on Spot Market
In Galveston on March 22 spot cotton traded steady with 10 bales up. Middling prices held at 6.15 per unit while vyaleg reached 267, reflecting a stable market for the day.
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Galveston
Vyaleg
Examination in New Mexico History and Civics Offered
Examination in New Mexico History and Civics will be given in the office of the County School Superintendent at 10:00 oclock Saturday, March 25. Those planning to take this examination at that time should signify at the earliest possible moment. Signed Thelma McCully, County School Superintendent.
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New Mexico
Carlsbad Notes On Local Health And Upcoming Exhibit
Mrs A G Tozer is ill with flu. John Fancher recovering after foot amputation from refinery injury at Sister's Hospital. Virginia Puckett visited family O E Puckett. Annual archaeology exhibition to run three days from April 21 with heirlooms to be collected and guarded.
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Virginia Puckett
O. E. Puckett
New Reserve Head Lewis Williams Elected Cleveland Fed Chairman
Lewis B Williams named chairman of the board at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. He is a former newspaper man turned banker. Calls invited for exhibition loan of articles to Mrs N Randolph or Mrs F G Tracy for questions. Other notes: guests of Mr and Mrs C E Denhof include Mr and Mrs George Bennett and Barbara, plus Mrs A L Odoms of Clovis. CE Smyer, Santa Fe Railway division superintendent from Clovis, in town on business. Canal first full flow to be turned in Monday as irrigation resumes. intense currents from a regenerativ e radio set in Carlsbad disrupt nearby radios, misattributed to local amateurs, prompting clarification by townsfolk. W A Wunsch in Artesia Saturday visiting Tambs.
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C. E. Denhof
George Bennett
Barbara
A. L. Odoms
Clovis
Santa Fe Railway
Amatteur
W.A. Wunsch
Artesia
New Mexico Teachers Earn Averages And Experience Figures
Santa Fe March 22 AP Three thousand eight hundred and sixteen teachers in New Mexico from kindergarten to senior high earn an average annual salary of 1,142 dollars. The state table lists superintendents, principals, and specialists with varying averages, total enrollment 109,525, and property valuation of 12,345,943 dollars.
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Santa. Fe
New Mexico
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Division of Information and Statistics
Patou Ensemble Checks Fashion Spring Par Cheltenham Paris
Paris designer Jean Patou showcases a checked town ensemble featuring black silk crepe dress with a corset inset, belt, and bolero yoke. The coat, black silk wool mix trimmed with astrakhan, and broken shepherd check fabrics typify the season�s verve in chic city wear.
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Jean Patou
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The
Chicago. Tribune
Hardwick Herefords Headed for Monday Auction at Fair Grounds
Hardwick Brothers Clo vis invite cattlemen to inspect 93 head of registered Herefords at the south barn of the Fair Grounds before they go under the hammer next Monday. W F Hardwick issues the notice.
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Clovis
W. F. Hardwick
Secretary of State Office Returns to 4 P.M. Closing
Santa Fe March 21 AP The secretary of state's office has returned to a 4 p.m. closing schedule, announced by Mrs. Marguerite P. Baca today. During the legislative session offices at the Capitol remained open until 5 p.m.
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SEC. OF State
Santa Fe
Secretary of State
Marguerite P. Baca
Capitol
Crosby Couple Travel After Fort Worth Show
Mr and Mrs Bob Crosby returned to Roswell late last night from Fort Worth and then left for Portales when they were summoned by the illness of Mrs Crosby's mother Mrs W B Jones Bob Crosby broke his leg while performing in Fort Worth and must walk on crutches
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Roswell
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Portales
Wilmot Praises Roosevelt In Young Democrats Talk
Dan H. Wilmot delivered an excellent address to the Young Democrats last night lauding the new president Roosevelt as a strong leader. He praised The Man and The President, stressing Roosevelt's qualities and potential impact on the nation.
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Plendid
Dan H- Wilmot
Roosevelt
Morris Linked as Ambassador to Germany Amid Cox Decline
Dave Hennen Morris, a prominent New York attorney, is reported as a candidate for ambassador to Germany after James M. Cox declined. Morris, 61 and Harvard-educated, would replace Dr. Hans Luther, who is slated to be Germany’s next ambassador to Washington after resigning as Reichsbank president in Berlin.
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New York
Germany
James M. Cox
Ment. Morris
Harvard
Hans Luther
Washington
Luther
Reichsbank
Berlin
Brothers in Court as Oil Suit Targets Princes
Serge and David Mdivani, noted Georgian princes linked to Hollywood, face a Los Angeles court in a suit against Pacific Share Oil by Petrol Corp for 34000 on a promissory note. David is Mae Murray’s husband, Serge ex Pola Negri and now married to Mary McCormick. Directors to be elected for varied terms in upcoming cycles.
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David Mdivani
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Pacific Share Oil Company
The
Petrol Corporation
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Mae Murray
Pola Negri
Mary McCormick
County Education Bill Faces Court Challenge
In Albuquerque on March 21 AP reports the constitutionality of House Bill 172, which would elect county boards of education. Rabbi A L Krohn, president of Bernalillo county school board, calls the measure vicious and says it denies municipalities representation. The bill replaces existing county boards July 1 and sets an election for June 13, 1938, with five members to be chosen.
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A. L. Krohn
Bernalillo County
New Meico
Krohn
Bids Due April 4 on Tijeras Canyon Road Project
Santa Fe March ee ee Highway Engineer W R Eccles announced bids for the Tijeras Canyon project will be opened April 4. The work extends five miles eastward from the current paving to the Cedro Canyon road junction. Rock asphalt and concrete bids will be sought, marking the third bidding attempt after two prior rejections.
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W. R 'Eccle
Tijeras Canyon
Cedro Canyon
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Econcrete
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