Wall Street Shows Fresh Selling Margins
New York stocks eased as rails led declines with several industries dropping 1 to 3 points. New York Central and Union Pacific fell sharply before recovering. Allied Chemical American Telephone and others slipped while carbonation firms edged higher early in the session. Total volume reached about 1.27 million shares.
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New York Curb Market Briefs Dec 22
AP reports curb market movements with several stock and commodity mentions. Notable quotes include Gulf Oil at 26 5-8, Humble around 44 1-2, Newmont near 12 3, and Ford Ltd at 3 1-4, among others.
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Kansas City Livestock Prices Reported by AP
Kansas City market news shows cattle offerings around 2000 head with light weight steers and yearlings steady to easier while heavy steers drop 25 cents. Hogs at 2500 head rise 10 to 20 cents with top near 3.00 for 180 to 200 pound range. Sheep at 4000 head steady with lambs about 5.60 and natives near 5.50.
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Wool market trends show firmer demand for fine wools
Quotation lines for domestic wool indicate firmer tendencies. Strictly combing 64s and finer wools are bringing 18 1 2 to 19 cents, with higher prices paid for choice offerings. Brease and 56s fleeces see bids around 19 to 26 1 2 cents, with some sales closing near the high end of the range.
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Andersons bring students home for Christmas
A. Anderson drove to Silver City today to bring home his daughter Marie Anderson and two State Teachers College students Eunice Young and Louise Duval for the Christmas holidays.
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Wool Trade Holds on to Strong Basis in Energy of Dexter Decor
Dexter households display festive wreaths and candles as the year closes. In Boston wool traders report prices holding firm, with suppliers pressured to maintain demand despite broader commodity declines. Mills plan to stock up in the new year, while some large manufacturers might buy below market to rebuild inventories.
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Chicago grain prices end of day report
Chicago grain prices on December 22 show wheat at December 43 1-2 to 5-8, May 45 1-4 to 3-8 and July 45 1-4 to 3-8. Corn quotes December 21, May 25 3-4 to 7-8, July 27 1-2. Oats December 15, May 16 7-8, July 17 1-4. Rye December 30, May 32 3.4, July 33. Barley December no trading, May 39 1-8. Lard January 3.87-90, s 3.95. Kellies vacunes Sat.
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New York Cotton Falls on Pre Holiday Liquidation
New York December cotton markets show moderate declines amid pre holiday selling in the south. Offerings were absorbed by trade buying and covering with March around 5.84, about 12 to 16 points lower. Futures closed barely steady, 16-19 points down, with January 5.68-70 and spot middling at 5.85.
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Preheliday
New Orleans Cotton Prices Steady with Small Loss
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady to 19 cents lower. Sales reached 3,556 bales as middling prices eased slightly in today's market, reflecting modest demand in the New Orleans market.
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Federal road aid slashed in 1934 budget plan
Washington reports a $116,981,000 agriculture appropriation bill cuts highway aid to $25,000,000 for the next fiscal year. The measure reduces the usual highway outlay by 65 million, with $60,468,000 left for the department’s ordinary activities after state allocations.
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Mortgage burden on US farms cited at hearing
Washington reports 40 percent of US farm lands under mortgage with 5 percent mortgaged beyond value. Eric Englund, assistant chief, said many debts are being wiped out by foreclosure. In 1930-31 western regions saw 2.6 percent foreclosures. 10 percent of mortgaged farms lost in 1931-32, and 21 percent at 50 to 75 percent debt.
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Barnetts Called to Espanola by Death of Sister-in-law
Mr and Mrs Cal Barnett left for Espanola this morning after the death yesterday of Mrs Clarence Bell, sister of Mrs Barnett. Espanola lies north of Santa Fe. snow may hinder their trip.
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Galveston Cotton Prices Steady With Minor Decline
Galveston spot cotton remained steady with a 20 cent drop, middling price at 5.70, sales totaling 491 bales as of the day's market report. The AP dispatch notes limited demand amid regional trading activity and routine price stability for upland grades.
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Wells plugged in two counties exhaust appropriation
The 26000 dollars set aside by the state legislature to plug abandoned artesian wells in Chaves and Eddy counties is exhausted after 16 wells were plugged. W. M. Ervin, assistant state engineer in charge, notes that seven wells in Chaves and nine in Eddy were treated, with more money spent in Chaves. The last plug occurred at the Marshal property near Dexter, three weeks ago, and remaining funds were used for repair work. Water level rises have occurred in both counties, attributed to the plugging effort, though exact savings are hard to measure. Three contracting firms supervised by Ervin completed the work, begun in November 1951.
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Weather forecast for Roswell and Pecos Valley
Rain or snow and colder tonight. Friday generally fair. In New Mexico rain or snow and colder tonight with Friday generally fair. Local forecast notes colder air moving through, with dry conditions expected by Friday evening.
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Weather drift and early snow in the West and Texas
A low over the southwest brings rain across Texas and Arizona with snow in western Colorado and widespread cloudiness southward. Cold air reaches the northern plains and plateau while most regions see only minor changes. Rain or snow is forecast for the state within 24 hours as cooler air moves in. Cleve Hallenbeck, Official in charge. Roosevelt postpones talks pending status of debt and economic conference due to constitutional limits and differing views with Hoover.
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Paris Evening Dress Trends From 1932 Redfern Frock Spotlight
Paris fashion notes emphasize high necklines, dangling décolleté tricks, and sleeve focus for formal gowns. The Redfern violet velvet dress features a fitted bodice with bias velvet bands, dropped-shoulder yoke, umbrella sleeves, a circular skirt, and back flare from above the knees.
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Hoover and Congress Seek Cooperation on Economic Plan
President Hoover urged cooperation between outgoing and incoming administrations to speed recovery, proposing trusted figures like Owen D. Young or Colonel House to discuss preliminary studies without binding policy. The president-elect warned against joint responsibility implying commitments and welcomed further consultation through March. Congress then passed a prohibition-related measure amid a heated, party-line debate, with pro and anti groups reacting to the constitutional implications.
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If I Had A Million at the Princess
Paramount's fifteen star production offers nine people with a million each as Charlie Ruggles causes comic chaos in the china shop. The Christmas Eve preview leads the holiday run at the Princess on Sunday Monday and Tuesday.
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