his he mall were hell Gimbal Sound Oil as 0 1914. re 3 Page Eleven March 24, 1934 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Market and Financial News FINANCIAL arch 23 50 Inds Tepyright 1934, Standard oday 93.9 revious day 94.9 leek AgO 98.4 onth ago 99.2 ear ago 49.7 Yrs ago 136,1 Yrs ago 110.4 20 20 90 Rails Utils Total Statistics Co.) 48.8 75.6 83.6 49.3 76.3 84.5 50.4 77.3 85.9 51.4 80.1 88.4 27.9 68.4 49.7 95.4 200.1 141.0 111.4 104.7 108.3 NEW YORK. March 23- (AP), --Stocks riday moved through the dullest tdading ince Jan. 8, giving some ground on the verage although two oz three groups ofred resistance. Other markets were also uggish.
On the Stock Exchange, where transfers a total of only 792,070 shares, roups Activity was limited, being continchiefly to alcohols, aircrafts and a andful of miscellaneous issues. Liquor equities, it appeared, were being elped by estimates of favorable earnings or the speculative hopes of government uying military and naval services. for the dams Express aska Juneau legnany allied Chemical and Dye 148 american Can American Car and Fdy, American and Foreign Power American Int. American Locomotive American Metal American Power and Light American Radiator Steel 14 American Rolling Mill American Smelter American Steel Fdy, American Sugar Amedican Tel. and Tel.
American Tobacco B. American Water Works 21 American Woolen American Woolen, Pfd. Anaconda Armour A 53 Armiur 278 T. and 8. F.
Atlantic Refining Auburn Auto Corporation Aviation Locomotive Baldwin Baldwin Locomotive, Prd. 50 Baltimore and Ohio Barnsdall Bendix Aviation Steel Bethlehem 58 Bohn Aluminum Borden Company Burroughs Adding Machine Buster Byers Co. 26 Calumet and Hecia Dry Canada Canadian Pacific Case J. I. Celansse Pasco 33 Cerro de C.
and O. Chic. Mil. and St. Paul Chic.
Mil. and St. Paul, Pid. C. R.
I. and P. Chrysler Colgate Col. G. and E.
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Lac. and W. Diamond Match Douglas Aircraft Du Pont Eastman Electric Auto Lite Electric Pow. and Lt. Erie R.
R. Rubber Firestone Tire and Foster Wheeler Fox Film A Freeport Texas General Asphalt General Electric G- neral Food General Motors Ry. neral Signal Oilette Razor Glidden Gold Dust Goodyear diggett and Myers 88 bonds closed: First 33-38 103.9; treas C. ury 47-52 109.27. to al TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE at 3 10 ta ZO Cc 116 18 An 1a 20 wi Tell tee 22 23 25 pon the 28 29 30 Ka the 31 32 33 34 BRE 35 36 37 38 39 40 Bitt- 142 43 44 45 old fror his 46 48 49 50 forn with.
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Pet. Missouri Pacific Montgomery Ward Mother Lode Murray Nash Motods National Biscuit Netional Cash Register National Dairy National Distilleries National Power and Light 12 New York: Central N. Y. N. H.
and H. Nor. Am, Aviation North American 19 North American Pid. 42 Northern Pacific Ohio Oll 13 Owens Illinois Glass 85 Pacific G. and E.
Packard Paramount Publix Penney, J. C. Penn. R. R.
Phelps Dodge 15 18 Phillips Pet. Proctor and Gamble Public Service, N. J. Pullman 54 Pure Oil Puritles Bakeries Radio Pids. 22 R.
K. 0. Steel 21 Republic Reynolds Tobacco Stores 52 Safeway St. Louls and S. F.
Schult: Seaboard Air Line Seaboard Old 33 Sears Roebuck Shell 10 Skelly OIl Soc. Vac. Cal. Ed. Sou.
Pacific 27 Southern Southern Ry, 32 Standard Brands G. and E. 13 Standard Oil, Cal. Standard OIl. N.
J. Standard Stone and Webster Studebaker Pacific 30 Texas Texas Corp. Texas Gulf. Sul. and O.
33 Texas Pac, C. Texas Pac. L. Tr. Timken B.
Trans Am. Carbide Union Union Pacific United Air 243 United Cod. United Fruit United G. Im. U.
S. Ind. Alcohol 27 U. S. Pipe 19 U.
S. Rubber U. S. Smelter 51 U. S.
Steel U. 8. Steel Pid. 91 Utilities Piwer and Lt Sales Vadasco Vanadium Warner Pictures 15 Western Maryland Western Union Air Brake Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg.
Westinghouse 50 Woolworth Worthington Pump CURB LIST By the Associated Press Alum. Co. Am. 18 Am. Cyan American G.
and E. 15-16 Amer. Mar. Amer. Sup.
Pow. Ark. Nat. Gas A Assoclated G. and E.
3 City Service Pid. 83. City Service, Cord Corp. Cresson Cusi-Mex. 9-16 Detroit Air Electric B.
and S. Ford Ltd. 15 66 42 Gulf Oil oil 18 Humble New. Mont. Min Hudson Pow.
Niagara Penn Road Standard Oil. Ind. Swift and Co. 16 5 Texon Gas 3 United United Power and Light' 35 United Verde FOREIGN EXCHANGE .104 NEW YORK March 23 (AP) Foreign exchange easy; Great Britain demand and cables 5.10: 60 day bills 5.08¾. France mand and cables 6.59, Italy demand and cables 8.58.
Demands -Belgium 23 32. Germany 39.78 5 Mexico City silver peso 27.95. 41 HOME LOAN BONDS NEW YORK, March 23 (AP) Home 55 Owners Loan 45 '51 29.000-98½-98-98½. LIBERTY BONDS NEW YORK March 23 (AP)--Liberty 88 bonds closed: First 33-38 103.9; treas WOOL MARKET STILL LISTLESS Growers in West Unwilling to Accept Bids of Buyers BOSTON, March 23 (AP) -The Commercial Bulletin of Boston will say Saturday: "The wool market has continued listless again this week and prices are hardly 80 strong; in fact. there have been some sales of wool, tops and yarns at less money, although business has not been general.
"In the west, there has been little done. Growers are mostly unwilling to accept the bids which dealers are willing to make. Such few purchases have been made have been around 30 cents for the best wools. "The piece-goods markets still are dull and dispirited. Stocks in process are still very large and instructions.
against these contracts very slow. "Foreign markets are rather less active. "Mohair continues in light request with prices hardly changed for the week." The Commercial Bulletin will publish the following quotations: Domestic: Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces -Delaine unwashed 34-38: blood combing 34-35: blood combing 40-41; blood combing 38-39. Michigan and New York fleeces---Delaine unwashed 31-34: blood combing 32-83; blood combing 40; blood combing 38- 39. Wisconsin, Missour! and average Indiana and New England: blood combing 31- 32: blood combing 39-40; blood combing 37-38.
Scoured basis: Texas--Fine 12 months (selected) 84- 86: fine short 12 months 82-83; fine 8 months 78-80. California: Northern 72-73; middle county 71-72; southern 71-72. Oregon--Fine and F. M. staple 83-85: fine and F.
M. Fr. combing 80-82; fine and F. M. clothing 74-75; valley No, 1, 76- 78.
Territory, scoured basis: Montana and similar--Fine staple choice 85-86; blood combing 82-85: blood combing 78-80: blood combing 72-73. Pulled--Delaine AA 95-98; fine A supers 88-90: A supers 85-87. Mohair--Domestic, Epod original bag, Texas spring, 45-48 cents: Texas kid 58; Arizona and New Mexican 38-40; Ore- gon 40-43. Domestic graded: First combing 60-62: second combing 50-55: third combing 45- 50; fourth combing 40-45; good carding 40-45: first kid 75-78: second kid 65-68. Caps winter firsts, nominal, 16-17: summer firsts 18-19; cape summer kids 40-42: Turkey bests 18-19: Turkey good 17-18; Turkey fair 15-16 nominal, (foreign prices in bond.) WEATHER (TODAY'S REPORT) Weather report for the 24 hours ending at 6 p.
m. Friday, furnished by the U. S. Weather Bureau station at the T. W.
A. airport. Forecast NEW -Unsettled and colder Saturday, probably rain or snow north portion; Sunday generally fair, snow northeast, showers south central and ARIZONA-Unsettled Saturday, probably southeast portions; Sunday generally fair. Weather Conditions Temperatures were considerable below the seasonal normal over an area extending from the middle and northern Rockies east to the middle and northern Atlantic being unusually cold over the Castates, rolinas and Virginia, They were noticeable above the normal over the north Pacific states, the central portion of the great Plateau and central Gulf states. Rain or snow has occured over the middie and northern Plains states, the middie and northern Rockies, the Ohio and middle and northern Mississippi valley, the middle Atlantic states, and at scattered stations along the Pacific coast.
General Data Observations for 24 hours ending 6 p. local time. Precipitation is the amount of rain or melted snow in inches and hundredths. Temperatures Station low high rain weather Albuquerque 34 71 Cloudy Amarillo 38 52 Cloudy Chicago 22 28 Clear Dallas 56 74 Cloudy Denver 22 36 Snowing Dodge City 26 38 Cloudy Durango 30 68 Cloudy El Paso 48 Cloudy Flagstaff 34 Cloudy Galveston 66 Cloudy Grand Junction. 44 Kansas City 26 38 Cloudy Los Angeles 54 64 pt.
cldy. Minneapolis 6 30 02 pt. eldy. Needles 58 78 Cloudy Oklahoma City. 36 48 Cloudy Omaha 22 30 Cloudy Phoenix 56 76 Pueblo 28 40.
08 Snowing Roswell 46 66 Cloudy Saint Louts 26 34 16 Cloudy Lake 42 60 Clear Salt San 54 60 Cloudy Santa Fe 38 63 Cloudy Local Data temperatures this date since Highest 1893, 76 in 1910. Lowest temperature this date since 1893, 18 In 1697. Today's highest 71 degrees at 2 p. Today's lowest 34.4 degrees at 4::30 a.m. 12 Relative 6 8.
m. 6 p. m. 23 per cent. noon Sunrise 6:05 a.
m. Sunset 6:22 p. m. 12:27 p. Moonset 2:34 a.
m. Moon rise E. L. HARDY, Meteorologist. CREDIT GROUP HEADS OPEN MEET MONDAY Officials of the Production credit corporation of the Farm Credit Administration of Wichita will conduct a three-day meeting here beginning March 26 to discuss crop and livestock loans by New MexIco farmers and stockmen.
D. L. Mullendore, president of the corporation, and B. Gile, assistant to the commissioner of the Farm credit administration, will attend the meetings at the Alvarado hotel. GIVE IT A WHIRL by Hatlo WELL, NOW SINCE I STARTED USIN' THIS HERE A STANDARD GASOLINE WITH TETRAET-NL UNBURPASSED I BEEN GETTING A LOT MORE MILEAGE WHADDAYA GET OUT OF YOUR CAN BU EVERYTHING THE CHOPS Girl Friend." Jokes COME- PUT IT ON- -YOU'RE FATHER, I'D GIVE TEN MILLION POPEYE) STAYING BE HERE SILLY- FEW TO-NIGHT- MEN TO SEE COLORED HIMIN MY NIGHTGOWN PEACH- SILK DON'T PAJAMAS GET A CHANCE TO WEAR A MAYBE I CAN PERSUADE HEY.
NIX! DOLLAR WHAT IT COST, COME HERESEVEN HUNDRED- NO MATTER HIM TO BE BROAD MINDEDTHA'S OUT NIGHTGOWN IT'S STILL 1 POPEYE FEMALE OH. ALL RIGHT, IF YOU UNSISK Ask and You Shall Receive WHAT IS YOUR. I AM THIS NAME, MY MY IS THE DEAR? THERE 15 SEE THE LITTLE. MY ONE QUESTION YOU THE GIRL, NAME IS I WOULD AND SIR! ANNIE LIKE TO NO ASKAND IM VERY HAPPY 4 THANK YOU, SIR Behind Drawn Curtains A FLUSH OP PINK INTO THE SILENT MAN'S -HIS CHEST SLOWLY AS HE STEPS FROM THE CRYPT I YOUNG MUSICIANS OF STATE VIE AT CARLSBAD FETE Gene Danglade and Mary Sue Forehand Win Highest Piano Ratings; Choruses Compete Today CARLSBAD, N. March 23 (P) -Competing against nearly 200 high school and junior high school musicians from over the state, Gene Danglade, of Lovington, and Mary Sue Forehand, of Carlsbad, won the highest piano ratings in the state music festival held here Friday by the Pecos Valley Musle Teachers association.
Other high ratings given during the first day of the three-day festival went to Ada Kirley and Hazel Anderton, of Carlsbad, for a piano ensemble and Anna Beth McDonaid, of Carisbad, for voice. Second highest ratings went 88 follows: solo, Janey Faye to Wilson, Vaughn; Ava Nell Turner, Lovington; Jimmie Rue Hall, Johnnie Lee Culpepper, Mary Lou1se Pulice, Marie Phillips, Nora Lycett and Virginia Glasseock all of Carlsbad; Piano ensemble: Sam Sterrett and Orville Sumner, Carlsbad; June Danglade and Ava Nell Turner, Lovington; Gene Wilson and Juanita Davis, Lovington; Wreathea Clardy and Effie C. Moroney, Lovington; Voice: Hazel Yates and Thora Maloy, Carlsbad. All grading was on the basis of quality rather than competition. Saturday high school orchestras, bands, girls' choruses and junior high school girls' choruses will compete for ratings.
Election of officers will be held afternoon and on Sunday Saturday. delegation will close the festival at the Carlsbad Caverns. EVANGELISTIC SERVICES The evangelistic meetings now In progress at the Central ChristIan church, 215 South Third street, will be continued up to and Including The mon subjects for Sunday: 10:45, "How the Blood of Jesus Saves;" 3 p. "The Second Coming of Christ and the Signs of the Times." Mrs. Sidney Carter Johnson will sing.
CATTLE BOARD TO ISSUE BRAND BOOK All 31 Counties of State to Be Made Tuberculosis Free Areas Decision to Issue a brand book to make all 31 counties modifled tuberculosis free areas within the next nine months was made by the New Mexico cattle sanitary board at a meeting here Friday. The bureau of animal Industry will cooperate in the tuberculosis control. Range cattle from a modIfied accredited area can be shipped to any point outside the state without additional tuberculosis tests. Eight counties now modified accredited areas are Colfax, Union, Harding, San Miguel, Quay. Guadalupe, McKinley and Santa Fe.
Torrance, Mora, Roosevelt and Valencia are in process of becoming accredited. Members at the meeting were T. P. Talle, Vermejo Park, prestdent; N. A.
Fieldd Field: G. A. Eager, Tucumcari: John W. Turner, Silver City; Marshall Atkinson, Corona, and W. A.
Naylor, Albuquerque, secretary. Members reported the state abnormally dry. If reasonable rains come, they said, outlook for stockmen will be better than for several years. CAMPAIGN MEETING AT FIRE STATION Candidates on the Greater Albuquerque ticket held a campaign meeting Friday night at the Highland fire station. A scattering crowd of residents of the district, and city employes attended.
Monday night A meeting will be held in the city library and Tuesday In J. L. Gober's office on Gold avenue. mand for wool fostered more or Jess pressure for lower wool prices. A volume of business in wool, however, remained too limited to establish any change in price levels.
In view of the extremely small demand, prices of some types of domestic wool were slightly In the buyers favor, especially on very ordinary and inferior offerings. At the same time, there was a decided resistance to price pressure by many holders. METAL MARKETS NEW YORK. March 23 (AP) -Copper quiet; electrolytic spot and future 8. Tin firm; spot and nearby 54-37; future 54.45.
Iron quiet, unchanged. Lead quiet; spot New York 4.00; East St. Louts 3.90, Zinc steady; East St. Louls spot and future 4.35. Antimony, spot 7.65-75.
BAR SILVER YORK, March 23 (AP) -Bar silver NEW steady, higher at NEW YORK, March 23 (AP) futures steady, 10 higher to 5 dower; sales 1.875.000 ounces. March 45.55N; May 45.68: July 46.05; Sept. 46.35: Oct. 46.62N: Dec, 47.12N, N-nominal. shipments 921 cars, Colo.
101, toes U. S. track Friday morning 38 cars, Denver on supply Red McClures U. S. 1, liberal demand slow, market weak; carlots sales Colo.
1 car 1.25 hundredweight, truck receipts Northern Colorado rurals hundred- DENVER TRUCK March 23 (AP-USDA) -Pota- weight. DENVER PRODUCE March 23 (AP) Produce DENVER, steady and unchanged. SIDNEY M. WEIL INVESTMENT SPECIALIST Business Counsel 796 First National Bank Bldg. Phone 3872 WE CAN FIX THATNIGHT, DAUGHTER, BRING ONE OF YOUR BEST NIGHTGOLUNS MY WOULDN'T FIT HIM ROONEY PLEASE -MY ORDERS SEE ANNIE.
ROONEY HANDING YOU LUCK STRIKE HALFORD ALBUQUERQUE MAN DIVORCED IN DENVER NEW YORK MONEY NEW YORK, March 23 (AP) Call money steady; cent all day. Time loans steady; 60 days-6 months per cent. Prime commercial paper 1. Bankers acceptances unchanged. Rediscount rate, N.
Y. reserve bank per cent. GRAIN CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE CHICAGO, March 23-(AP)-Churning within limits too narrow in most cases to pay federal taxes on dealings, the wheat market came to a virtual standstill Friday. With business ndling at times to zero, wheat prices ave ed lower, but the extreme range of qu tations was barely of a cent A bushel. At one stage, wheat pit was completely deserted, and the crowds of brokers stood idly by, awaiting developments regarding automobile dabop droubles and to stock exchange regulation by congress.
Wheat closed draggy, unchanged to down as compared with Thursdays finish, corn off, oats at decline, and provisions varying from 5 cents setback to a rise of 2 cents. Corn and oats prices sagged with wheat and a.S a result of slackness of shipping demand. Provisions were steadied by hog market upturns. Wheat: May July Sep. 88 Corn: May July Sep.
Oats: May 331, July Sept. CASH GRAIN CHICAGO, March 23 (AP) -Wheat No. red No. 2 hard Corn mixed 49; No. 2 yellow No.
2 white 5134-52; old corn No. 2 yellow No. 2 white Oats No. 2 white 35- No. 2 white Rye no sales.
Barley 48-81. Timothy seed 7.35-50 cwt. Clover seed 11.00-13.00 cwt. LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, Mar. 23 (AP)- S.
Dept. Agr.) -Cattle 1500; calves 1000; best yearlings 6.75; medium grade light steers 5.00- 5.35: strong weight cows 2.65; medium bulls 3.00-3.35: bulk vealers 6.00-7.00. top 4.55; packing sows 3.40-3.60; pigs 2.50- 3.25. Hogs 17.000: mostly 5-10 higher; extreme Sheep fat lambs fairly active; dertone steady to stronger with sellers ing 15-25 up: good to choice wooled held around 5.25-5.35; sheep scarce; looks 8 round steady or around 5.00-5.50 on desirable native ewes. DENVER, March -Cattle DENVER LIVESTOCK, 200; calves 25: 2 loads 945 pound fed odd cows $2.25 2.75; vealers $6.00 down; several common to good bulls $2.15 3.00.
Hogs 1000; around 10 higher; early 170 to 190 pounds $3.75 4.00; packing sows unchanged; scattered lots $2.35 2.50; stock pigs scarce. Sheep 9200 includes 700 through; slow: few opening sales native lambs about steady; quality considered; odd lots $7.75 A 8.00: common $7.00: asking strong to 15 or more higher on ted carlots or $9.00 and above; most interests talking about steady; few yearlings wethers $5.50 a 7.00; odd head ewes late top Thursday $8.85 memo. KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK KANSAS CITY, March 23 (AP-USDA)- Hogs 1200; strong to mostly 10 higher; top $4.10 on choice 180 to 240 pounds; packing sows $3.15 3.50. Cattle 700; calves 200; mostly 8 up trade; market little changed; two loads good 487 pound stock steer calves steers good and choice 550 to 1500 pounds $4.85 6t 7.15: heifers $4.75 A 6.35; cows good $3.50 4.00; milk fed vealers $4.00 6.50. Sheep 1500; lambs strong to to to to to to to to 15 higher; choice 95 pound fed lambs to shippers $9.00: spring lambs choice $9.75 10.10: yearling wethers $5.00 7.50; ewes $4.25 5.70.
LOS ANGELES LIVESTOCK LOS ANGELES. March 23 (AP-USDA) Hogs 25: weak: few locals 4.25. Cattle 300; steady; medium steers common to good cows $3.00 4.00; cutter grades 1.75 2.85; bulls up to $3.90. Calves 50; steady; few vealers $7.50 down. Sheep none; spring lambs 1 quoted 80 around and $9.50: shorn lambs quoted $7.50.
SPOT COTTON GALVESTON, March 23 (AP)Spot cotton steady, unchanged; middling 12.05; sales 650. NEW ORLEANS, March 23 (AP) -Spot cotton quiet points down. Sales 405; middling 12.00. BOSTON WOOL BOSTON, March 23 (AP-USDA) -The wool market continued quiet. A light de- THIMBLE THEATER YOU STAYED LAST NIGHT AND YOU'RE GOING TO STAY TO TOO DON'T YOU LIKE IT HERE? I LIKES IT OKAY, BUT TAIN'T GOT ME PEE JAMEES WITH ME AN' IT AIN'T GOOD ETTIKET TO SLEEP (UN' ERWEAR) LITTLE ANNIE -YES, DEAR.
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John Simpson Albuquerque. COWBOY DIES OF INJURIES CHEYENNE, March 23 (AP) -Big Charlie Irwin, great of heart and huge of body, went over the range to the last roundup Friday. The 500-pound ex-cowboy succumbed to Injuries and shock incurred in the overturning of his automobile Wednesday. DEATHS AND FUNERALS BEDFORD- Joseph Bedford passed away at his apartment at 9:30 a. m.
Friday. Mr. Bedford came here from Carroll, Iowa, seven months ago. Funeral arrangements pending. McNerney Funeral Home in charge.
JOHNSON-The body of Mrs. Rachel J. Johnson will lie in state at the French Mortuary Saturday from nine until two o'- clock. Funeral services will be conducted from the chapel Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Rev. J.
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