Stock Market Dips Then Recovers In Thin Trading
Wall Street faces a choppy session as major issues drifted lower early with American Telephone, New York Central, and Union Pacific down about a point or more. The market later recovered, led by modest gains in Motors and Ford. Bank debits rose 3 percent as weekly activity hints at stronger commerce. The pound and French francs edged higher in early foreign exchange trading. Total volume reached 664,152 shares.
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Borah
Federal Reserve
New York Stock Close Report Ends With Wide Mix
New York stock market readings show a broad mix of gains and losses across industries. Major industrials like General Electric and U S Steel moved modestly while smaller issues and transports reflected a cautious session with uneven price shifts.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City cattle run 13 900 with calves 1 200 and stockers with mixed changes. Cattle top yearling steers around 6.25 hundredweight, most feeder and stocker prices steady to firm with white face stockers 5.00 plus. hogs 6 000 mostly steady with 220 pound group near 3.25. sows 2.10 to 2.40. sheep 8 000 lambs steady to strong with top fed lambs to shippers 6.00 and others to packers 5.55 to 5.85.
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Chicago Grain Market Report January 23
Chicago grain and livestock futures close with Wheat May 47 1 2, July 47 73 4, Corn May 26 7 58, July 28 1 4, Sept 29 1 4, Oats May 17 1 4, July 17 1 2, Rye May 34 1 2, July 34, Barley May 27 5 8, July unavailable. Lard Jan 3.92, May 3.97, Bellies Jan 2.80, May 3.90.
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Wool Market Holds Steady As Demand Slows For Fine Wools
Boston wool market reports fine wools remain dominant in trade though demand slows modestly and some gains seen in medium wools. Market emphasizes demand for average short combing 64s and finer wools with occasional calls on strictly combing types. Prompt delivery remains key as weekly domestic wool receipts to January 21 reach about 784,400 pounds, down from the prior week’s 5,561,100 pounds.
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Boston Grain and Flour Exchange
New York Cotton Market Mixed as Prices Edge Higher
New York trading on January 23 shows a quiet session with small fluctuations. Early slight gains followed by declines from southern and local selling. mid afternoon near unchanged to 1 point lower. Futures closed steady up 2 to 4 cents with values: January 6.83, March 6.15, May 6.29, July 6.39-40, October 6.59, December 6.74. Spot middling price quiet at 6.39.
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Work Orders Drawn For Relief Workers In City
Relief agencies issue 70 work orders to be paid in groceries at 12 1 2 cents per hour. Orders signed by Clyde Fluton or Lea Rowland, city engineer, and returned once signed. No orders today, will resume tomorrow at 9 30. Saturday’s orders set for Tuesday and Wednesday. tomorrow’s for Thursday and Friday. Salvation Army signed workers today. Aid limited to widows and dependents with no able bodied head. further relief contingent on work. Groceries funded by federal relief, not local funds.
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New York Curbs Ark Nat Gas and Other Stocks
Market notes show Ark Nat Gas at 1 3 8, New 2 3 4, Ptd 15 1 4, Cresson 1 4, Bl B & S 18 3 4, Ford Ltd 3 1 4, Hecla Mining 2 7 8, Humble 44 1 4, Newmant 17 1 2, S O Ind 21 1 2, Texon 7 1 4, Unit Verde 1 7 8. Prices reflect small day movements and mixed activity in New York curb trading.
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Bl B & S
Ford Ltd
Hecla Mining
Humble
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Newmant
S O Ind
Unit Verde
Galveston Cotton Prices Steady In Early Trade
Spot cotton in Galveston on January 23 remained steady with middling at 6.10 cents per pound. Sales reached 500 bales as traders noted stable demand in a cautious session.
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Pilgrims Return From Gold Star Mothers Tour
New Mexico women join the Gold Star Mothers pilgrimages to European cemeteries under wartime act. Sailings commence May 17 aboard the S S Washington with stops for each memorial chapel. Widows and mothers from New Mexico named among invitees and listed by town.
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Weather forecast for Roswell and Pecos Valley
General forecast shows fair conditions for Roswell and Pecos Valley tonight and Tuesday. Unsettled weather is possible in the extreme northwest portion tonight with little change in temperature across the region.
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Three Causes For Unsightly Tiny Wrinkles From Antoinette Donnelly
The article identifies three internal causes of wrinkles: insufficient skin oil from low fat intake, loss of facial fat padding and muscle elasticity with age, and emotional expressions that deepen lines. It emphasizes internal remedies over external products, noting dieting depletes fat and oil, and urges modest fat intake to preserve skin smoothness.
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Irish Rioting Before Voting Day in Dublin Campaign
In Dublin on Jan 23 AP reports over 100 rioters injured as De Valera and Cosgrave campaigns brace for tonight's final rallies. Rioting followed Cosgrave's Kerry visit while Dail seats total 153 with Fianna Fail leading. The contest centers on independence versus free state integration and land annuities, tariff disputes, and other issues.
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Beer Bill 18 Given Senate Committee Approval
The Collier Blaine bill to legalize 3.05 percent beer and wine won Senate Judiciary Committee approval after rejecting a 2 percent limit. An amendment bans sale to children. a tax provision is sent to finance. The measure, backed by Democrats, may reach a Senate vote this session despite a anticipated veto by President Hoover.
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President-elect surveys Republican Independents for cabinet posts
The President-elect is evaluating Republican Independents who backed him for cabinet positions. Senator Cutting is notably mentioned for interior secretary. Both LaFollette and Cutting discussed the matter as the meeting concluded.
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Army of New Transients Reported At Three States
Miss Abbott cited data from the American Railway Association showing 200 transients daily in three states, 75 at Albuquerque, New Mexico, plus 416,919 trespass ejects in six months to April 1932. Felony and misdemeanor cases rose sharply from 1929 to 1932. About 8 percent of road travelers were youths 14 to 21. Meals for the homeless surged in 60 cities, with agencies serving over a million dollars in November after $16,000 in October 1922.
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Scoutmasters Meeting Tonight in Roswell at 6:30
Roswell Scoutmasters and assistant Scoutmasters gather at the Baptist Church at 6 30 this evening. Troop 6 to provide dinner. They will discuss National Boy Scout Anniversary week February 8 14 and the Eastern New Mexico Areas Council annual meeting set for Roswell February 17.
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Wheeler Seeks Silver Remonetization Amendment to Glass Bill
Senator Wheeler proposes adding a 16 to 1 silver to gold remonetization plan as an amendment to the Glass banking reform bill. He argues it would restore prosperity quickly. Senators Thomas and Ashurst push for currency relief while Glass favors tackling contentious sections first.
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Roswell Cadets News Record Incoherent Notes And Sports
A rough, fragmentary campus page mentions police whistles speculation about Ike Seelig and Hank Becker. It notes new cadets, room changes, initiation rites, and a mid year exam period with no casualties. It previews a basketball opener versus Amarillo Junior College, lists players and a coach, and ends with quirky campus anecdotes about students and dress.
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Joe” Dinelli
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Ratification Debate Alters Inauguration Schedule
The senate ratified by ayes and nays a plan urged by Speaker Willis H. Meredith to end the lame duck session and move the presidential inauguration to January 20. The house tally showed 102 votes for the change, with Meredith directing the clerk to record all 150 present as voting aye, amid a brief interruption by Representative O K Armstrong.
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Osburn Opens New Law Office in TM Room 8
J. G. Osburn, recently retired as district attorney, opened a law office today in TM room 8 of the First Matongi Bank building in New Orleans. The notice notes the January date and provides uncertain timing details.
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