Stock Market Trends Report Mixed Amid Cautious Investors
A cautious mood ruled as utilities slipped while light gains appeared in sugar, alcohol, tobacco and farm implement shares. Major losses hit Consolidated Gas, Union Pacific, New York Central, Santa Fe, and others, with some names off one to two points as bond and dividend payments for April loom. The weekly Dun & Bradstreet review notes improving retail and wholesale trade and rising auto manufacturing activity, though investors remain wary of rate cuts and Interstate payouts. The dollar strengthened modestly against sterling and francs in early foreign exchange trading.
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Consolidated Gas
Union Pacific
New York Central
Santa Fe
Delaware & Hudson
American Telephone
Eastman
Owens Illinois Glass
U. S. Steel
American Can
Allied Chemical
Case
Northern Pacific
Lackawanna
Rug. Inc
Liggett
Missouri Pacific
Mercantile Review
Dun & Bradstreet
L. K. Lickett & Co
Drug, Incc
Iran
Foreclosure Notice in New Mexico Mortgage Suit
Richard J. Cato Mamie Cato and others face foreclosure on a 3200 acre New Mexico land mortgage securing $4,800 note. District Court of Chaves County orders sale if defendants fail to appear by May 15, 1935. attorneys listed as Hervey Dow Hill Hinkle.
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Richard J.eats
Mamie Cato
Carl
S.” Wasley
James Wassery
Ina Tain de Virsi Cate
Gs A. Ie
Temple H. Cato
Bay Marshall
A. Seidemann
Mre
Seidemann
Devisecu
Chaves County
New Mexico
Chaves
County
State of
Hervey, Dow, Hill & Hinkle
Roswell
Geo. L. Foreman
District Court
Marcielle
A. Puckett
Ady
Kansas City Livestock Prices Cover Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Kansas City market report shows cattle killing classes active steady to strong with loads of Tex as half calf and yearling cattle. hogs 2500 head up 5 to 10 cents with top 3.70 for 160-210 lb. sows steady around 3.00 to 3.25. sheep about 1000 head with fed lambs to shippers around 5.36 and 97 lb averages near 5.00, odd lots steady.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Hiaken
Texas
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS CLOSE PRICES FOR MAY JULY
Chicago grain closes show May and July futures for wheat corn oats rye barley and lead for May and July deliveries. Prices listed for May July and September across wheat corn oats rye barley and lard butter and related commodities with results from AP report.
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Chicago
Bell
Boston Wool Market Mixed Signals in Goods Market
Beeston March 31 AP reports occasional inquiries for finer territory tools, but sales remain limited. Quotations hold firm on large offerings. New Mexico markets show quiet activity in both men's wear and women's dress goods.
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Boston
Beeston
New Mexico
New York curb list shows mixed early trading results
New York curb close shows Ark Nat Gas down 1 1 4 while St Sve slips 2 1 4 and Cresson 1 4. Ford Ltd jumps to 2 Go Guilt Of. posts 27 1 4 with Hecla Mining at 2 3 4 and Newmont at 15 3 4. SO Ind 19 and Unit Verde 2 round out early figures.
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York
Air Qwr Allega
NYA &H
G&e
Packard
Penny JC
Bendix
Penn
Eh Alum
Pullman
Safeway
L&s
Filip de Sears
Chesir
Shell T
Coca Col
Skelly
Fuel Soc
Col G&e
ComSotv
Congo
CenEmPf
Ltd G&ke
Fen Gas
Cal Ot
Con Il
SON Jaz
Cem Can
Stearn _ y
Coty
Studbkr
Curt Writ
Tex Corp
Lac&w
Tex
du Pont
Oodyerp
Util P&l
Vanadum
Homstak
Warn Pix
Hous Oi
West Mid
Howe Snd
New York
Curb
Ark Nat Gas A
St Sve New
Cresson
Ta Be
Ford Ltd
Go Guilt of
Hecla Mining
Newmont
SO Ind
Unit Verde
Galveston Cotton Prices Steady Near Midday
Spot cotton held steady in Galveston with a decline of five points. Midday quote around 6.15 cents per pound as sales reached 275 bales.
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Galveston
Supreme Court to Hear Johnson Case in Santa Fe
Jacob H. Crist, attorney for Tom Johnson, announced a motion for a new hearing in the supreme court. The high court had sentenced Johnson to die in the electric chair for the murder of Angeline Jara millo, 18, in Santa Fe, and the case will be reviewed at Santa Fe on March 31.
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Santa Fe
Jacob H. Crist
Supreme Court
Tom Johnson
Crist
Johnson
High
Angeline
Jaramillo
Fight Over Federal Road Aid Diverted To Reforestation
Congressman Dennis Chavez leads western lawmakers in a battle to preserve federal road funds for western areas. He met War Secretary Dern and plans to seek presidential approval to keep the money in road programs. New Mexico shows 411,472 dollars in unobligated highway funds and has already drawn 1,658,278 from the emergency fund plus 1,439,676 from regular funds. The issue hinges on diverting funds to reforestation and stalled projects.
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Pton
Dennis Chavez
Chavez
Dern
OFS
Canis
New Mexico
Cleary and Chavez 73 canviction g f jack
Cleary defeats Chavez in a 73 game canviction display as reported in local boxing notes. Pete provides key interference as observers note Cleary’s strategic moves and victory over Chavez with a decisive finish.
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Canviction
Artesian Water Levels Rise in Ros-Well Valley Districts
Artesian water levels in the Ros- Well district and the surrounding valley artesian districts are reported higher than for several years. Farmers are assured of better water prospects than in previous years.
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Ros- Well
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Tim
Scenic Stages, Inc
Albuquerque
Denver
Chas. T. Townsend
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2Nd St
Saratoga
Circus Court of Appeals
U. S. Court Clerk’s
Cleary and
OPERA
Smart Louis Heel
Kidskin
Tae
Montgomery Ward & Coo
Roswell, N. M
H. B. Salee
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Ambassador Brant
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Brown
Wesson
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Boe
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