Market Gains Narrow as Investors Weigh Rates and Dividends
Trading showed mixed advances with rail shares outperforming utilities and industrials. Major gains went to Dupont, Goodyear, Santa Fe, Southern Pacific, Auburn, and American & Foreign Power while Westinghouse and Harvester edged lower. Dividends were declared by Woolworth and Continental Can, and Westinghouse Electric distributed Radio stock, signaling cautious optimism amid rate considerations.
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Ward
Dupont
Goondyear
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Auburn
American & Foreign Power
General Motors
Nash
Chrysler
Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
United Corp
Steel
United Aircraft
American Can
Allied Chemical
Radio
American Telephone
Case
Harvester
Westinghouse Electric
Lehman Corp
Woolworth
Continental Can
Westinghouse F Electric
Radio Corp
Westinghouse
Heauty
Sterling
Sala
Werke Street
New York Stocks Close on Jan 11 Broad Market Movement
The New York stock close shows widespread movement across many issues with varied price changes. Leading players include Coca Cola, US Steel, General Electric, Westinghouse, and Texaco among others, reflecting a mixed session as traders digest results and sector shifts.
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report Jan 11
US Dept of Agriculture cattle and calves, hogs, and sheep listings from Kansas City show varied activity. Cattle and calves around 5,000 entries with fed steers 3.75 to 5.75, yearlings near 5.00 to 6.00, cows 2.25 to 2.75, bulls and calves steady. Hogs about 5,000 head, weights 160 to 350 pounds, top around 2.00 for 160-220 lb. sows 1.90 to 2.25, stock pigs down. Sheep 5,000 head, lambs 5.75 top, 5.26 to 5.50 for others. near steady for odd lots.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
New York Cotton Sees Mixed Trading After Brief Upswing
In New York on January 11, slight reactions gave way to renewed firmness as trade buying and covering supported prices for all deliveries. March rose to 6.39 while the afternoon market held steady with small gains before a late-day liquidation pulled futures down.
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New York
New York Curb and Chicago Grain Prices Jan 11
New York curb market figures list Ark Nat Gag A 1 3-4 and various bonds stock lines. Chicago grain closes show May and July wheat at 50 and 49 1 2, corn at 27 7 8, oats and rye figures, with lard and bellies pricing for January and May contracts.
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New York
Curb Cle
Ark
Chicago
Albert Hanny’s Place Not Filled at Bank Meeting
The annual stockholders meeting of the First National Bank of Roswell saw no immediate fill for the late Albert Hanny’s desk. Clarence E. Hinkle was elected to the board to replace Hanny, while all current officers were reelected. The existing directors remained: E. A. Cahoon, James F. Hinkle, Claude Hobbs, J. E. Moore, R. C. Worswick, and Charles F. Joyce.
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Albert Hanny
First National Bank of Roswell
Clarence E. Hinkle
Mr. Hanny
E. A. €Rahoon
James F. Hinkle
Claude Hobbs
J. E. Moore
Paul G. Schultz
Mr. Hinkle
E. A. Cahoon
R. C. Worswick
Charles F. Joyce
County teachers paid in Chaves county schools
All teachers and other employees in the Chaves county rural schools were paid their January salaries today. Also noted, spot cotton closed steady, 15 points down, with sales of 5,990 and middling at 6.18 as reported from New Orleans.
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Chaves County
New Orleans
Galveston
Governor urges eight economy reforms in state
The Governor proposed eight economy measures including abolishing appraisal boards, metes and bounds surveys of all property, quadrennial property classification, removal of delinquent tax collectors, revision of delinquent tax laws, lower penalties for tax delinquency, a graduated income tax, and tightening the $2000 ex serviceman exemption for residents before 1934. He also urged centralized purchasing, simplified state finances, centralized collection agencies, budgeting for all departments, and strict controls on out of state travel. Uniform public work hours were called for as well.
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New Mexico
Governor Seligman Proposes Broad State Reforms in Address
The governor calls for a unified state police, reduced juvenile court roles, a severance tax for free textbooks, and teacher tenure. He urges political reform, utility regulation, redistricting, mining safety, primary election changes, absentee voting tweaks, and stronger oversight of petroleum and motor vehicle operations. The package includes highway funding, criminal code revisions, and disabled soldiers relief funding.
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State Corporation Commission
Farmers Seek 50 Percent Cut in County Valuations
Farmers pressed for massive tax cuts saying livestock valuations already reduced for cattlemen and sheepmen but real estate values remain high. They urged 50 percent farm property cuts, noted unequal assessments between Chaves County and Texas farms, and requested guidance from the state tax commission and District Attorney Reese.
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G. L. Reese Jr
State Tax Commission
O. P. Berry
Texas
Chaves County
Chaves
Saunders
Committee of Farmers
Taxpayers Association
Japan Replies To Chinese Protest Over Shanhaikwan
The Japanese government today replied to a Chinese protest by stating it reserves the right to make demands in any settlement. The Chinese Nationalist government protested the occupation of Shanhaikwan, with Japan blaming Chinese garrison for the Jan 1 hostilities at the Northern Railway terminal. The exchange comes as Manchuria tensions persist and rumors of war fade amid officials deeming the clashes local. A Ryhen press dispatch noted Japanese forces taking Sanchakow in the border area near Vladivostok.
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Tokyo
Shanhaikwan
Japan
China
Peiping - Shanhaikwan
Foreign Office
Manchuria
Jehol
Rengo
Pogranichnaya
Hirose
Sanchakow
Vladivostok
Neckline exercises for a better silhouette and posture
Fitness advice by Antoinette Donnelly outlines simple daily stretches to improve neck and shoulder lines. The routine includes seated and standing movements, neck rotations, arm circles, and frequent mini-stretches to discourage fat buildup and promote mobility throughout the day.
Notice of Contest in Land Office at Las Cruces
The Department of the Interior notices James R. Anderson of New Mexico filed Aug 3 1932 to contest and cancel Homestead Entry No 634830 for N 1-2 Sec 17 and S 1-2 Sec 8 T13S R17E NM Meridian against Elk New Mexico post office. Contestant alleges entryman never settled or improved land. allegations to be confessed and entry canceled if no answer filed within 20 days after the fourth publication. Publication dates span January 11 1933 to February 1 1933.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Lag Cruces
New Mexico
Elk
Yo John &. Roberts
Pinon
James R. Anderson
Ibon
N. M. P. Meridian
Register
Boston Wool Trade Holds Steady on 64s and Finer Wools
Quiet trading in wool in Boston with activity centered on 64s and finer offerings. Graded French combings 64s and finer around 40-42 scoured, original bag lines fetching 42-43 scoured for good combing wools, 40-41 for bulk French combing, and 37-39 for shorter lots.
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Boston Wool
Boston
Armijo Receives Leave From Sheep Sanitary Board
Albuquerque January 10 AP George W Armijo secretary of the Sheep Sanitary Board steps aside from duties and will be granted leave amid board proceedings and upcoming adjustments affecting the agency.
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Albuquerque, N. M
George W. Armijo
The
Sheep Sanitary Board
Chief Clerk of the House Granted Unpaid Leave at Santa Fe
Officials of the board said today that the chief clerk of the house of representatives in the Santa Fe state legislature has been granted a leave of absence without pay. The action affects administrative duties during the ongoing session as officials review staffing.
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House of Representatives
Santa Fe
Notice to Subscribers for Missed Record Copy
Readers are urged to contact the Record evening branch Dustin's News Stand at phone 111 for special delivery when a copy is missed.
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Record Evening
Dustin
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