Stock Market Mixed as Silver Rises in Exchange
New York stock trading opened quiet with minor price shifts. Silver surged on the metal exchange amid Senate debate on a measure to aid the metal, while banking nerves lingered over monetization policies. Some issues steady, others down fractions, with total Daily volume at 491,601 shares.
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London Cables
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Bid Shifts
Kansas City cattle and hog markets show mixed movement with steady to weak demand. Cattle: 7,000 head with feeders and calves steady to weak. light stockers around 5.75. butcher cows 2.0 to 2.50. bulls steady. killing calves 4.50 to 4.90. Hogs: 7,000 head, markets weak to 10 cents lower. top 3.20 to 3.50 for 179 to 200 lb, sow values 2.10 to 2.40. Sheep: 7,000 head, lambs 25 to 35 cents higher, Colorado fed lambs 6.25 to shippers, most 6.00 to 6.25, a few loads 5.65 to 5.75.
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Boston Wool Prices Edge Lower In Mixed Markets
Boston wool markets report scattered moderate selling across several grades. Combing 58s to 60s and territory wools bring 42 to 43 scoured. French combing and similar grades 23 to 41. clothing and French combing 58 and 69s bring 14 to 16 grease or 23 to 35 scoured. staple and combing bright 48 and 54s sell around 19 in bredise or 33 to 34 scoured.
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Chicago Grain: Wheat Corn and Lard Prices
Chicago grain closes show wheat May 48 and July 48 cents per bushel with September 48 3 4. Corn May 27 1 8, July 28 1 3, September 29 6 8. Oats May 17 11 4, July not traded. Rye May 34 7 8, July 34 1 4. Barley May and Jol variations, lard January 3.95, May 4.60, bellies January 3.80, May 3.90.
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New York Cotton Prices End Steady Amid Trade Demand
New York January 24 cotton opened irregular but steadied with moderate trade demand and southern offerings. March climbed to 6.19 as midday levels stayed 3 to 6 points up and futures closed unchanged to three higher. January 6.14, March 6.16 to 6.18, May 6.29 to 6.32, July 6.42 with spot middling at 6.30.
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New Orleans Cotton Market Opens Steady
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady with sales totaling 2,646 bales. Middling price stood at 6.15 cents per pound.
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Possible Cutting as Roosevelt Interior Secretary Rumor
Santa Fe reports that Sen Bronson M Cutting may join the Roosevelt cabinet as interior secretary. The independent Republican backed Roosevelt and could leave the Senate if chosen. Gov. Arthur Seligman would appoint a replacement if he resigns the seat. Uncertainty remains as Washington circles weigh the fit and timing.
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Governor Seligman Silent On Interior Secretary Plans
Governor Seligman declined to comment when asked this afternoon about his aspirations or plans. Speculation grew on possible alignments and changes, all contingent on Senator Cutting accepting the Interior Secretary post.
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Man Dies After Cotton Picking Accident Near Dexter
Williams and Stone were returning from a cotton picking trip three miles northwest of Dexter when a collision on the Roswell-Dexter highway caused fatal injuries to Stone. Stone died soon after at St Marys hospital. he left a broken hip, a broken leg, and severe head wounds. Stone is survived by his parents and nine siblings. Funeral arrangements are pending. Forecast: fair tonight and Wednesday, somewhat colder tonight.
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Three Men Held After Stolen Car Arrest In New Mexico
Three men named Jack and Buddy Farrington and George Williams were held in Tucumcari New Mexico after they were questioned about the Tulia sheriff killing. They claim they were not there. A shotgun and revolver were found in the stolen car later linked to Amarillo garage theft. Corona officials viewed the prisoners but could not identify them.
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Buddy” Farrington
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Slip by Japanese premier risks political downfall
Admiral Viscount Makoto Saito, premier of Japan, stood at the wrong moment during Emperor Hirohito’s New Year banquet in Tokyo and offered his resignation. The resignation was not accepted, but opposition parties in the diet are ready to overthrow the ministry. The incident, seen as a faux pas, could end Saito’s political career despite his apology and the emperor’s quick forgetfulness.
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Governor urged to abolish deficiency judgments in state law
Adela C Holmquist argues against deficiency judgments used in foreclosures. She urges California style reform to stop lenders from seizing additional property after public sales and tasks New Mexico lawmakers to pass a similar law. She warns of financial predation by the few and calls for fairness and humaneness.
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Opposes Merger of State School Institutions in New Mexico
Santa Fe January 24 AP opposition to consolidation of state educational centers voiced by E. D. Tittmann a Sierra county lawyer and constitutional convention member He warned against removing cultural centers which serve Las Vegas Socorro Las Cruces Silver City Portales Roswell El Rito and Albuquerque noting many families must travel far for schooling He urged apportionment reforms and cited Catron Sierra Luna and Dona Ana counties with questions about county seat relocations Also included is probate notice in Roswell Chaves County NM regarding final account hearing for Andrew Guffin Estate set for March 6 1923 with possible objections and heirship determinations
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Bleached hair benefits by OJ and shampoos
Antoinette Donnelly describes bleached hair issues for blondes whether natural or artificial. A reddish cast and uneven root splotches worry wearers, while ash or drab shades are preferred. Ammonia causes red cast. reconditioning with hot oils helps elasticity. If streaking occurs, avoid ammonia and consider light peroxide mixes or a drab rinse until natural growth resumes.
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Relief Workers Learn Limits of Uncle Sam Name
Charles P. Stewart argues federal aid cannot solve all relief needs. States like Pennsylvania New York and Illinois press for funds while bonds are blocked by debt limits. Chicago faces tax dodging real estate magnates and widespread unemployment. Relief workers fear emergency relief may fail without fundamental remedies.
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Free Movie Show for Record Readers in Roswell NM
Post Office Box 335 in Roswell is named as attorney for the Administratrix. Clerk of the Probate Court GEO L FOREMAN signs the January 14 1933 record. A coupon in today’s Record admits any lady free to Yucca theatre Friday after six and Saturday 1 PM to 10 PM for Tom Mix in Horseman and Jungle Mystery with comedy.
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New Mexico
Probate Court
Yucca
Tom Mix
Winans Visit Noted By Roswell County Officials
Mr. and Mrs. George Winang of Artesia were in Roswell today visiting local officials and extending greetings.
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