Cotton closes at substantial rise on dry southwest weather
The cotton market posted gains with July up to 23.9 cents and October to 22.38 as traders cited covering by old crop shorts and continued heat in the southwest. Late trading showed firmer tones on drought concerns, with exports at 6,983 bales and port stocks around 483,215 as private reports echoed the day’s rally.
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Associated Press
New York
Liverpool
South
Texas
Chicago Cotton Market Advances on Buying Interest
Chicago cotton prices closed higher with gains of 2 to 8 points. Quotes showed January at 22.95, March 22.40, July 25.00, October 22.16, and December 22.20 as buying support influenced sessions on June 3.
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Chicago
Associated Press
New York
Philippines
Cotton Goods Market Report From New York
New York June 3 bidding for cotton was met with general resistance as offers were declined. Raw silk showed a firm trend while silk goods remained active. Linen shipments from England and Ireland in April were the smallest since last August. Berlaps were quiet.
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Associated Press New
Wyork
England
Ireland
Fragmented OCR summary of 1930s market notes and company names
A garbled OCR fragment lists various companies such as Westinghouse Electric Willys-Overland and Studebaker, with partial numbers and commodity references. It mentions markets, grain notes, prices per bushel, and an assortment of disjointed figures, brands, and headers, reflecting a chaotic newspaper market page.
Sharp Advances in Wheat Are Shown
Reports that Midwest wheat was hit harder by the recent freeze sparked a sharp rise in Chicago wheat prices with July at 1.84 to 1.64 and September at 1.00. Traders noted widespread damage around Bloomington, while others await harvest results. Corn and oats also moved, with corn firm on wheat’s strength and oats rising on crop damage cues.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Bloomington
Clean Up Week Push for Street Cleanliness
Mr Business Man urges storekeepers to tidy premises during clean up week and place rub bish at alley edges for city wagons to collect. Residents are advised to call 846 or 180 for details.
Bond Extension for Ed R Mayer Sets June 16 Deadline
Time extension granted by District Judge Henry Bishop allows Ed R Mayer until June 16 to post a $40,000 indemnity bond. If not posted, a receivership of the company will be declared. The injunction preventing disposal of company property remains in force.
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Ed R. Mayer
Henry Bishop
Mayer
Light yearlings steer at 12 20 Kansas City cattle market report
Kansas City cattle and Wichita hog receipts summarize prices for yearlings steer beef cattle and calves with top bids and ranges. Reports show hogs at 10 to 11 83 with beeft cuts and stockers steady across markets in Kansas City Wichita Amarillo Fort Worth and Fort Worth citing gains and steady to higher demand.
Oklahoma City Livestock Markets Report June 3
Cattle receipts 1,200 steady with short fed steers around 8.00 and grass cattle near 7.00. Hogs receipts 1,000 higher with top price 11.85 and most sales 11.60 to 11.80. packing sows up to 10.50.
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Oklahoma Livestock
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report June 3
Hogs receipts 1 400 lower early sales 12 45 to 12 50 packer sows 10 85 to 11 00 cattle receipts 3 000 active best steers 10 7 35 bulk 7 00 to 9 50 cows 5 00 to 6 00 bulls 4 50 to 5 00 light vealers top 00 sheep receipts 9 000 lower fat lambs 14 25 to 14 50 culls 15 00 fat light ewes 6 00 heavies 5 00 canners and cull grades 1 04 to 3 00
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Kas
Fort Worth
East St. Louis
Chicago
Chicago live stock and grain prices mixed with coffee
Chicagos hog receipts 16000 uneven sale top 12.40. cattle 10000 barely active with steers 11.25 to 11.40. sheep 15000 slow with lambs 15.50 and ewes 6.00 to 6.50. Poultry alive higher fowls 24, broilers 20 40, turkeys 20, ducks 22 930, geese 31 34. Coffee futures rose on demand with July near 18.27 and September 16.32. spot Rio 7s 20 to 21.25 and Santos 4s 24 to 25. Call money easier in New York at 3% to 4%.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New Yon
Santos
Smith
Cleveland
Canaries
Lindsay Drug Co
Polk
Austin Drug Co
Taylor
Monroe ‘St
E. D. Green
Wyandotte
Buchanan
van Buren
Airdale
Bauer
Happy
Texas
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Motors
Badhgs
Studebaber
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Wilrs-Overland
Worlworth
Ted Preas
Jane
Eger
Amarillo
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
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France
Belgium
Germany
Tokyo
Montreal
Mobi
York
Interior Movement
St Louis Augusta Srr
Little Rock
Vipa
Cane Caves
Dralas
Plainview
Lubbock
Union Depot
Anderson's Transit Service
Canyon
Amarillo Ly
Palace Hotel
Duke Drug
Carrie M. Hitchocker
Tyter
Irbs
Anragns
the News and Post
KED Star Stage
Lubbock - Tahoka
Lamesa
Merrill
Tahoka
Thomas Drug
Ly. O'Donnell
First State Bank
O'Donnell
Fritz Drug
Big Spring
Fritz Drug Store
Thomas Drug Store
Ar. Lubbock
O'donnell—Frug Drug Store
Tahoka—Thomas Drug Store
Lubbock--Merrill
Crosbyton
THE
Red Star
Abbott & Austin & Hackelman
Malone
Pampa
A. M
Amarillo Hotel
Panhandle—Ellis Drug Store
White Deer—Star Drug Store
Pampa—Pampa Drug Co
Chicago Livestock
Amiarillo
Shamrock
Elk Hotel
Taylor Street
VicShane
McShane
Prop
Plainview Taal Company
Ir Lockney
Sinquad
Lockney
Fioydada
Busine
Quanah Lin
Lone Star Stage
Talou
Lorenzo
Rails
Crosoyton
Spur
Mioydada
Quanah
Lone Star
Geo
Joh Way
Canadian—Moody Hotel
Perryton
Williams-Orr
Telephone
Taylor St
Nunn Bldg
C. M. Humphrys
Polk St
Amarillo Rubber Stamp Co
C. C. Mason
Blackburn Bldg
Legal Reserve Company
Texas Mutual Life Insurance Company Central Bank
Milton Reece Agency
E. T. Dunaway
Puckett Iz
West 7Th St
Naning Mill
W. R. Armstrong
Mer
N. Healey Black
Polk Amarillo
Beauty
Griggs
Seufert Produce Co
Dugan
George McManus
Golly
Amarillo Warehouse Storage & Ice Company
Amarillo Warehouse, Storage & Ice Company
J. G. Short
Amarillo Abstract Company
C.D. Sears, Pres
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Phooe
Krsetok
Hyden
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