Market Opens With Cautious Gain In Early Week
Wall Street started the new week with restricted volume and a cautious advance. Prominent issues rose into the afternoon, with gains in American Can American Telephone Standard of California U S Steel Owens Illinois Glass Dupont Consolidated Gas Corn Products and United Aircraft while Homestake Mining dipped before partly recovering. The British pound opened at 2 25 5 8 dollars and French francs at 3 90 2 8, with total volume around 869 423 shares.
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New York
Browl
Metre
Alliea
Oni
American Can
American Telephone
Case
Fandard
California
U. S. Steel
Owens Illinois Glass
Dupont
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products
United Aircraft
Homestake
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Spreads Across Species
Kansas City market data shows cattle with 12,000 head traded and vealers selling around 5.00 with some up to 6.00, hogs at 240 lb up to 325 lb mostly steady to higher, and sheep about 10,000 head moving slowly with lambs mostly 75 cents lower and best fed lambs above 5.50. Bulls and calves sold steady to weak, stockers active with gains up to 5.50 for yearlings.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
New York Cotton Opens Down Then Rallies Slow
New York cotton prices dipped at the open, rallied briefly, then eased again due to stock market reactions and grain weakness. March moved from 6.11 to 6.17, later around 6.11. late trading showed 5 to 7 point losses. Futures closed barely steady, 12 to 16 points lower. Spot middling at 6.15.
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New York
Commission House
Boston Wool Prices Show Steady firms in New Year
Sales of fine domestic wools rise modestly since year start and prices edge firmer. Lower grades remain draggy while 56s and 4% 50s quality attract broader buying. Receipts at Boston during week ending January 14 total 5,567,100 pounds versus 977,700 pounds the prior week.
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Boston Wool
Boston
Boston Grain and Flour Exchange
Chicago Grain Market Summary
Chicago grain quotes show May wheat at 46 7 8, July 47, September 48. May corn 26, July 27 1 2, September 28 7 8. May oats 17, July 17 1 4, September 17 5 8. Rye May 35. January 3.80. May 3.82.
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Chicago
Wall Street Quiet Amid Mixed Oil and Gas Quotes
New York trading opened with limited activity as a slate of energy stocks showed mixed moves. Ark Nat Gas and Gulf Oil posted notable quotes while Humble and Newmont edged lower.
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Ark Nat Gas
Ct Sve New
Ct Svc Ptd
Mt On & S
Ford Ltd
Gulf Ojd
Humble
Newmont
Ind
Unit Verde
Galveston Cotton Markets Steady as Prices Hold
Galveston on January 16 AP reports soft cotton prices steady with middling at 15, down from earlier, middling price 600, sales 5900. Traders note steady demand and limited uplifts in the market.
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Galveston
coTr Troyn
State Senate Elects Permanent Staff in Brief Session
In Santa Fe on January 16 the New Mexico Senate met for under half an hour and approved its list of permanent employees. Lt. Gov. A. W. Hockenhull administered the oath of office to the staff. Senator Floyd Lee proposed adding a stenographer capable of dictation in Spanish and translation to Spanish, with suggestions of Perfecto Sandoval as extra doorkeeper and expert stenographer. No action was recorded on the proposal, and the chamber adjourned to 1:00 p m with business expected to resume on the next item.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Senate
A. W. Hockenhull
Floyd Lee
Valencia
Louise Coe
Glencoe
Perfecto Sandoval
J W. Tacket
New Orleans Cotton Closes Steady After Decline
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed steady with a 19 point drop. Sales totaled 762 bales, middling priced at 5.99 cents per pound.
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New Orleans
Senators Fail Agree On Beer And Wine Bill
In Washington on January 16 the senate judiciary committee failed to agree on the Collier Blaine bill to legalize 3.05 beer and wine. The panel spent two hours debating the favorable subcommittee report on modifying the Vostead act but did not vote. Chairman Norris said it would likely be approved next Monday at the committee’s next regular meeting.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Chaiman Norris
Filibuster Tactics Tie Senate Over Philippine Bill
Senate debates pivot on cloture rules with Huey Long delaying actions as Tydings reports poll showing enough votes to override Hoover veto. Long uses Philippine bill to stall the Glass bank measure while discussing taxes and unemployment relief amid tense crossfire between Long Robinson and McNary.
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Long
Washington
Tydings
Senate
Hoover
Huey Long
Louisiana
Longe
Tyding
Glass
Imperial Finance
Turkey
Lewis
Ill
McNary
Notice to Subscribers for Missed Record Delivery
Notify subscribers to call Dustin's News-Stand and the Record evening branch for special delivery of missed copies. Contains terse delivery reminder and contact point.
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Record Evening
Dustin
Appeal in Wooley v Shell Pet case eyed for New Mexico Supreme Court
Attorneys in the Lea county oil suit say the receivership request will be withdrawn and both sides will appeal to the New Mexico Supreme Court. A hearing was set in Roswell before Judge H A Kiker as of today. The December 3 decree gave plaintiffs half of the contested property and half of future oil, with producers allowed to deduct expenses. Defendants Shell and Magnolia Oil appeal the half-interest grant and the offset of production costs. Judge Kiker, arriving at noon, granted a divorce decree and two judgments, planning to stay in the area through the week before visiting Eddy and Lea counties.
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Big Lea County
J. M. Wooley Et al
Shell Petroleum Company Et A
New Mexico Supreme Court
District Court
Roswell
H. A. Kiker
Kiker
Lea County
Sheil
Magnolia
Riker
Eddy
Lea
Fashion as the Vital Factor in the Reducing Rite
Article by Antoinette Donnelly argues fashion drives weight loss more than health. She cites women in a reducing campaign who switch from 42s 44s 46s to smaller sizes, with joy at fitting smarter lines. The piece suggests fashion dictates posture and body shaping exercises. It ends with a suggested at home waist refining routine.
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Fivery
Ortiz to Ortiz Drunkenness Case in Santa Fe
Santa Fe report shows Alfredo Ortiz fined 30 dollars or 20 days jail for drunkenness. Police magistrate Alfredo Ortiz again disposed of a separate Alfredo Ortiz case the same month, noting two men with similar names but unrelated in the incident.
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Santa Fe, N. M
Alfredo Ortiz
TALK OF CABINET Concludes talks on young America shift
President elect plans cabinet alignments with Montana and Virginia figures and may drop veterans like Owen D. Young and Newton D. Baker. He will travel through Washington to New York, then south visiting Muscle Shoals Alabama and Warm Springs Georgia with Senator Norris and a Tennessee Alabama congressional delegation. Levi S Naftzger, 79, presides over Southwest National Bank and Southwest Building and Loan in Wichita Kansas.
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America
Owen D. Young
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Newton D. Baker
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Washington
New York City
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Kas
Levi S Naftzger
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Southwest National Bank
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