Wall Street Mixed as Rates Edge Higher Midweek
Stock trading showed desultory action with prices inching up irregularly as the day wore on. Delaware and Hudson slid over five points on dividend uncertainty while New York Central softened marginally. rail shares largely steadier with Santa Fe and NY Central up near a point. major gainers included Allied Chemical American Can Public Service of N J Woolworth U S Smelting and United Fruit. Total volume reached 750,843 shares.
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Stock Exchange
Delaware and Hudson
New York Central
Delaware
Hudson
Rails
Santa Fe
National Bieschiit
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Poor Opening Demand
Livestock trade opens slow across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle mostly 2.00 to 4.75 with light weight steers around 5.19 and butcher cows 2.00 to 2.59. Hogs 6,000 head slow and uneven with tops near 3.15, sows 2.10 to 2.35. Sheep 8,000 head light activity, lambs and yearlings 25 to 50 cents lower, fed lambs to shippers around 5.45 and packers 5.65 to 5.75.
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Kanisay City
USDA
Texas
Wheat and grain prices on Chicago board
Chicago grain prices show Wheat May at 48 3 8, July 38 1 2, September 49 1 4. Oats May 17 1 4, July 17 3 8 to 1 2. Rye May 35 1 32, May 27 3 4, July no trading. Lard January at 3.92, May 3.97 and 3.90.
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Cloge
New York Cotton Sees Quiet Trade With Narrow Swings
The New York cotton market stayed quiet with prices fluctuating within a narrow range. Early declines from LiverWool cables and slight southern demand gave way to rallies lifting March from 6.14 to 6.20, though the gains faded and late trading left values barely steady to 1-4 lower. Spot middling soft at 6.25.
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Ysterday
Boston wool market steady amid moderate demand
Moderate business seen in western grown wools with prices holding steady. Graded French combing 64s and finer fetch 40-42 cents scoured. limited graded strictly combing at 49-45. Bulk French combing lines 64s and finer origin bags at 40-41. strictly combing staples 42-43. Also New Orleans spot cotton closed steady at middling 6.15 with 3,112 sales.
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Huge Farm Credit Bill Introduced in Senate
Washington Jan 25 A sweeping farm credit bill was introduced by Senator Robinson Arkansas to create a billion dollar federal lending corporation for second mortgages to farmers. The plan aims to strengthen federal land banks to take over private mortgages grant extensions and lower interest rates as backed by organized agriculture and the Democratic leader.
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Robinson
Ark
Free Movie Show Coupon At Yucca Theater
The Record offers a coupon for any lady in Roeswell to receive a free ticket at the Yucca theater to view Tom Mix in Fourth Horseman plus a comedy and the jungle serial Jungle Mystery. Sign the coupon and present Friday after six or Saturday 1 to 10 o'clock.
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Jungle
New York curb listings show mixed early stock quotes
New York closing roundup lists several energy and industrial names with varied moves. Ark Nat Gas edged higher while Newmont rose, and Humble and Ford Ltd showed modest gains. Overall activity appears scattered across sectors with no dominant trend.
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Galveston Cotton Prices Steady at 6.10 Middling
In Galveston on January 25, spot cotton remained steady at middling 6.10 cents per pound with sales totaling 499 bales as reported by AP.
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Meeting of the Brotherhood Club Dinner Speaker
The Brotherhood Club of the first Christian Church held a dinner meeting in the church annex last night. Rev. H. C. Henderson of the M. E. Church South spoke. The meal was served by the church ladies and H. M. Huff acted as president.
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Hulda Hobbs Sets Out for Albuquerque Visit
Miss Hulda Hobbs will depart for Albuquerque for an extended stay to conduct technical work in a laboratory. Her trip emphasizes research duties and a temporary relocation for work purposes in New Mexico.
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Hulda Hobbs
Remington Rand Rep Wakefield Visits Roswell Today
El Paso based Craig Wakefield of the Remington Rand Co. traveled to Roswell for today meeting noting his company’s presence in the region and exchange with local business contacts.
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Remington Rand Co
Roswell
el Paso
Powers Couple Visit Roswell on Business Trip
Mr and Mrs Jack Powers of Chicezo are in Roswell on a business trip. Mr Powers is a representative of the Western Coca Cola Bottling Company of Chicago.
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Ohio appoints Beer Chief and nine member commission
Benedict Crowell a Cleveland contractor is named to head Ohio's new beer commission. The nine member panel will study methods of manufacturing sale and distribution of beer if the Volstead act is amended. State prohibition repeal efforts are already underway in Ohio.
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Cleveland
George White
Dexter Farmers Demand Sharp Cut Expenses
Dexter farmers gathered in Dexter New Mexico at Hagerman Alfalfa Growers Association offices with about fifty attendees led by W L Hellman to urge drastic cuts in state and county costs. They call for a two percent property tax cap, tax reform including sales and graduated income taxes, tax exemptions repeal, land value equalization, tax penalties refunds since 1929, oppose free textbooks, and delegate C N Moore to discuss with local farm groups.
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Chaves County Taxpayers Association
New Mexico
Jack Sullivan Convicted in Texas Bank Robbery Case
Plainview Texas January 25 AP Jack Sullivan was found guilty by a Sixty Fourth district court jury of robbing Olton State Bank last July 15 and faces 20 years in the penitentiary The bank loss was 33867 Sullivan was wounded in a Mountainair New Mexico gunfight and later arrested after a chase through Vernon He was jailed in Plainview since December 21 and remains in custody.
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Mountainair
N. M
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Hoover weighs tariff actions to speed world conference
President Hoover signals the need to raise tariff barriers or stabilize foreign currencies to hasten the world economic conference. A high administration source says he prefers avoiding tariff hikes but may act if the conference fails to deliver rapid currency stabilization. The White House has not clarified communications with President elect Roosevelt since last week’s meeting. The president notes the impact of currency depreciation on US imports has grown in the last four to five months as European departures from the gold standard continue.
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Gun Once Believed To Kill Billy the Kid Linked To Garrett
Carlsbad New Mexico January 25 AP printer W T Reed recounts that the gun credited with killing Billy the Kid was in Sheriff Pat Garrett possession as late as November 1888 He recalls Garrett showing the weapon driving to Roswell and later seeing it at his home with a white bone handle Reed’s statement adds to a dispute over the gun with Garrett’s widow claiming it is in the Tom Powers estate and a suit filed to recover it
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Municipalities Face Fight Over Public Utility Bill
Mr. Rowland says efforts to exclude municipal plants from the public utility bill will succeed. The Municipal League plans measures including suits against cities to be tried in their own city and regulation of bankrupt sales and licensure of peddlers by New Mexico cities. Every city in the state was represented at the meeting.
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New Mexico
Humans in region possibly 75,000 years old
Field trip near Carlsbad New Mexico yielded evidence of human life possibly 75,000 years ago during the Glacial age. Professor E B Howard of the University of Pennsylvania and assistant William Burnet describe a skull found in Basketmaker caves as an encarialium and note Folsom point artifacts indicate life before bow and arrow.
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Cotton quality dips slightly in New Mexico crop year
Government report from New Mexico State College shows 69 percent of the 1932 cotton grade Extra White or better, down from 92 percent last year, with poorer grades blamed on late-season weather. Staple length improves notably, aided by the New Mexico Crop Improvement Association and cooperation with the U S Field Station at State College.
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Wanted clean honest boy for filling station work
Help wanted notice seeks a neat, clean, honest boy for filling station duties at three dollars weekly plus room and board. Contact Carl Johnson. Also an ad for sale of household goods available by morning at 608 West Third Street, Phong 985-W. 25t3x
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Regulation of Chain Stores and Talkies
The Associated Press reports Senator Clarence F. Voge is drafting a bill to regulate chain stores while Orlando Olivarri weighs a plan for a censorship board to approve all talkies before showing in the state. The Capitol buzzes with lobbyists as Governor Seligman faces pleas to shield a prostrate industry amid a bustling legislative session.
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St Johns Church vs Samuel Insull 40 Million Suit Filed
Chicago January 25 AP a 40 million dollar lawsuit was filed against the entire board of Insuil Investment Inc the half billion holding company in the case titled St Johns Church vs Samuel Insull on behalf of about 20 000 holders of the trusts debentures.
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Semel Insuil
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Ten Year Plan Goal Seen Within Reach by Scout Executive
P V Thorson Eastern New Mexico Boy Scout council executive says the Ten Year Plan set by the national council aims for a fourth of 1942 born men to complete four years of Scout training. He notes growing enrollment and predicts reaching the goal well before 1942 as the program becomes more engaging to retain participants.
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Boy Scouts of America
National Council
Thorson
Women Learn New Cooking And Canning At Ward’s Roswell
Montgomery Ward’s store in Roswell hosts a week long cooking and canning demonstration for women. Meals cook in ten minutes on a single burner, canning takes a third of the time, with improved taste and preserved nutrients. Demonstrations run daily through Saturday with sampling available and frequent sessions at 1:30 PM and 2:30 PM.
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Roswell
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