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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1934

Page

6

Wheat drops as rains offer drought relief across grain belt

Chicago and regional markets show a 24 cent drop in wheat futures after reports of heavy rains in the northwest and west, with forecasts calling for more showers. Corn and oats also declined while provisions moved variably, and cash grain quotes in Chicago Fort Worth and Kansas City reflect mixed demand and limited gains.

John P. Roughan Associated Press Chicago Oata Lake Sfit Kansas City Rarler

Amarillo market reports mixed grain and livestock prices

Amarillo markets show carload grain deliveries and receipts for wheat milo and kafir at various prices per bushel or ton. Local grain houses post prices for barley and poultry items while Boston wool prices hold firm as market activity remains light.

Miano Sane Saeek Sudan Amarillo

Livestock Values Weaken on Midwest Markets

Kansas City report notes scarce heavy steers and uneven light steer prices, with drought-affected northern runs pushing many light weights lower. Hogs, calves, and sheep show varied declines across Chicago and Kansas City markets as buyers adjust to demand and weight classes. Top cows and springers reach modest gains in limited listings amid steady to weaker trends nationwide.

Midwestern Livestock Review Kansas City U. S. Dept Chicago Texas Kansas City Livestock

Fort Worth Livestock Market Report June 4

Fort Worth and other markets report hogs with top 3.40 and cattle steady to weak. Listings include Oklahoma City and Denver receipts, with steers mostly 4.50 to 6.25 and hogs around 3.00 to 3.50. sheep and lambs show strength in some lots.

Fort Worth U. S. CA Ehorn Los Angeles U. S. Dept Colongdo Hutchers California New Mexico Omaha Armind Oklahoma City Wichita Livestock Wichita James Sile Nenver Denver Colo Stez

Wool receipts at Boston Grain and Flour Exchange week end June 2

Estimated domestic wool receipts at Boston totaled 7,555 pounds for the week ended June 2, compared with 2,045,700 pounds in the prior week, per the Boston Grain and Flour Exchange report.

Boston Boston Grain and Flour Exchange

New York Money Rates Steady Across Short-term Markets

Call money remains at 1 percent throughout the day while time loans hold at 6 and 9 months and prime commercial paper around 5 to 6 percent. Bankers acceptances show little change with 30 day at 1 percent and longer terms near 3 to 4 percent as Rediscount area in New York reports 1.14 as the base.

New York

Prices Advance In Another Low Mark For Stock Sales

New York June 4 The Associated Press reports a modest rally as dull trading continued. Turnover reached 357540 shares, the smallest since June 2 1924, with gains in Allied Chemical American Can Chrysler GM Santa Fe Bethlehem Steel U S Steel and American Telephone while rains aided short covering and outside buying in several issues. Cotton fell and overall market sentiment remained cautious with limited new buying.

Frederick Gardner Associated Press New York Stock Exchange Raina Allied Chemical American Can Chrysler General Motors Santa Fe Bethlehem Steel U. S. Steel American Telephone Nebraska

Markets In Brief A mixed trading day across futures and stocks

New York markets show firm equities with a stagnant trading tone while bonds gain and U S government issues mix. Curb stocks steady, industrials and utilities rise. foreign exchanges mixed. cotton and sugar muted. wheat weak on drought, corn modestly weaker, cattle soft with tops listed. In Chicago, wheat declines amid drought signals. notable stock movers include General Motors up 30 percent and U S Steel up 39 percent in the day’s active list.

New York U. S Chicago Salon Gen. Motors S. Steel Chrysler Dome Mines Monty Ward N.Y. Cent Gen el Nick Sears Rock Alaska Jun Tidewater Aw Kelvin Nat Rise United Corp

Realizing Forces New York Cotton to Lower Levels

June 4 reports show nearby and distant cotton futures slipping as favorable Southwest weather and weak Liverpool cables trigger liquidation. October futures fell to 11.86 after a brief rally. July and December slid early but rebounded, closing near unchanged with ease in New Orleans trading and modest declines overall.

New York Liverpool U. S

Oil Field Workers Union Attacks NRA Code Demands Wage Hikes

At the International Oil Field Workers convention in Fort Worth Texas leaders demand that petroleum code administrations honor NRA intent by raising wages. President Fremming blasts Ickes and lauds organzation growth to about 75 000 members with 150 locals and 17 years of effort.

Fort Worth Tex U.P Petroleum Code NRA International Association of Oil Field, Gas Well Wallace C. Reilly Texas Federation of Labor Charles Poe Texas Oklahoma G. Ed Warren Oklahoma Federation of Labor Fremming International Oil Field Refinery Workers of America First Independent Oil Workers Union In America American Federation of Labor el Paso California Mid-Continent J. L. Coulter Midcontinent Harvey C. Fremming Harold L. Ickes Ickes Premming Roosevelt

Chicago market reports show unsettled produce prices

Chicago and Fort Worth markets list unsettled eggs and butter with diverse receipts and price ranges. Eggs range from 12c to 15-14c for various grades. butter includes firsts at 22-28c and specials around 25c. Poultry demand steady with hens, roosters, geese, and fryers quoted. potatoes show heavy supply and moderate demand with regional price points. Fort Worth notes curing chickens at 20c and butter and eggs pricing similarly.

Chicago U.P R&s Mississippi Texas Louisiana Burbanks Fort Worth

Sugar market steady as refined demand rises in New York

Raw sugar held steady in New York trading as late last week 58,500 bags of Philippines in nearby positions were sold to local refineries at 2.73 a bag, down two points from the prior sale. Futures closed 2-3 points higher. Sales totaled 9,200 tons with strong refined sugar demand and prices unchanged at 4.16 for fine granulated. Bar silver stood at 44 1/2 cents in New York trading.

New York

Cotton market steady in New Orleans as sales rise

Spot cotton in New Orleans closed steady eleven points lower with 693 bales sold. Prices were 11.07 for low middling, 11.72 middling, and 12.17 for good middling. Receipts reached 2,959 and stock stood at 647,030.

New Orleans

Galveston Spot Cotton Prices Report June 4

Spot cotton closed steady with mixed grades listed. Prices ranged from low ordinary 9.10 to middling 12.90 with strict and good middling variants. no sales spots reported. F O B 200.

Galveston

Cottonseed Quoted For Texas Mills And Oil Market Movement

Western Feeders Supply quotes cottonseed for Texas mills with prices for prime loose hulls at 10 to 11 dollars per ton, prime cold pressed seed at 20 to 21 dollars, and prime cracked meat and cake at 25 to 26 dollars per ton. Bleachable cottonseed oil in New York shows little price movement with July at 5.18 and other months near 5.40 to 5.65 as activity remains thin.

Fort Worth U.P Western Feeders Supply Company Texas Mills New York

Foreign exchange rates update from New York market

On June 4 in New York foreign exchange showed irregular activity with the pound at 5.05 in cash and 5.95 on cables, and various global currencies listed with bid and cable figures including France 6.59 and 6.59, Italy 4.64, Belgium 23.35, Germany 88.90, Shanghai 32.75, Tokyo 30.06, Hongkong 36.3714, Montreal 100.31%.

New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Finland Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia Austria Hungary Rumania Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Hongkong Mexico City Montreal

Coffee futures ease as Santos slips in light market

New York coffee prices eased on hedge selling in a small market. Santos opened steady to 2 lower and closed 7 to 9 lower with 6,000 sales. Closing quotations show July 10.91 and May 11.58 among other contract levels. spot coffee remained steady with Santos 4s at 111/4 to 11 1/2%.

New York Santos

Metals Roundup from New York Markets Report

Copper steadies around 8.50 with electrolytic spot and futures. Tin softens with spot and nearby at about 51.76 and futures near 51.65. Iron holds at No 2 F.O. level as market activity closes.

New York Future Blue Eagle F. O

Weather Outlook With Pressure Patterns Across Regions

The region east of the Mississippi shows above normal pressure with the Atlantic coast highest. Below normal pressure dominates the Rocky Mountain and Plains states with centers over Modena Helga and North Platte. Showers reported in fast ern New Mexico West Texas Oklahoma and southwestern Kansas. Warmth remains in the middle and upper Mississippi valleys.

Mississippi Atlantic Coast Rocky Mountain Plain States Modena Helga North Platte New Mexico West Texas Oklahoma Kansas Mississipi

Commodity Prices Reported in Regional Markets

Eastern Pennsylvania at 19.50 No 2 fuel oil. Buffalo at 18.50 No 2 fuel oil. Alabama 14.59. Lead steady spot New York 4.00. East St. Louis 3.85. Zinc easier East St. Louis spot and future 4.27. Antimony spot 8.50. Quicksilver 76.00 to 78.00.

Eastern Pennsylvania F. O Buffalo Alabama New York East St. Louis Future Quicksilver

Textile market highlights in New York trade scene

Inquiries for small lots of goods rose slightly in primary textile markets while mail orders grew. Wool products attracted interest for fall, cottons stayed steady, rayon fabrics moved in small boxes for quick delivery, and silk goods remained quiet though fall linen saw better inquiries. Lapses were unchanged.

New York

Good Chance For Congress 10 Skip Oil Control Bill

Washington reports a conference between congressional leaders and President Roosevelt left oil control legislation uncertain. The president did not press it as a must for the session and Senator Robinson suggested it might be deferred, tempering optimism for the Thomas-Disney control bills. Disney, Oklahoma Democrat, said House leaders would report his bill Wednesday and aim for passage Thursday.

Washington Roosevelt Robinson Arkansas Thomas-Disney Disney Oklahoma House House Interstate Commerce Committee

Parker Denies Knowledge of Being Fired

R D Parker chief enforcer for the Texas railroad commission of conservation laws in East Texas oil field said he had no knowledge of a plan to retire him. Reports claimed he would be relieved June 15. Parker said he would continue East Texas enforcement work until further orders and denied any political campaign plans.

Austin R. D. Parker Texas Railroad Commission of Conservation Laws East Texas Parker Oil and Gas Division Commission Lon A. Smith East Texas

Thompson declines to discuss Parker removal reports

Washington report says Col FE O Thompson of the Texas Railroad Commission refused to discuss Texas rumors that R D Parker chief oil proration enforcement supervisor in the East Texas field would soon be relieved of the post. Thompson declined to amplify his remark.

Washington Col. FE. O. Thompson Texas Railroad Commission Texas R. D. Parker East Texas Thompson

Reiger Well Shot 200 Qt. Monday Near Hutchinson County

The Reiger et al No 1 Wave in Section 20 block M-21 TCAR survey Hutchinson County was shot Monday with 200 quarts in the pays from 2955 to 3054 feet. Pre-shot there was 1600 feet of oil in the hole bottomed at 3079 feet. The test lies in the long-lived dolomite area of the county and shows promise as a producer.

Reiger Hutchinson County

Modern Etiquette Q&A by Roberta Lee

A Q and A on public courtesy and grammar notes that a man should not expect conversation after returning a dropped item. It confirms that three and four are seven, and corrects a line about Tennessee four being six. It also states celery should be eaten with the fingers.

Roberta Lee

State Croquet Tourney Held This Year in McMinnville

A state-wide croquet tournament took place this year at McMinnville Tennessee with participants from across the state competing in singles and doubles events and prizes awarded to top finishers.

McMinnville Tenn

New Cherokee County Oil Discovery Draws Boom Town Crowd

The T. J. Wood No. 1 New Birmingham Development Company well near Cherokee County opened with a potential 10,000 barrels daily, flowing 400 to 500 barrels per hour from the Woodbine at 5,117 feet, drawing traders, investors, and crowds as hotels hit capacity and county records surged amid East Texas activity.

Rusk Cherokee County T. J. Wood Birmingham Development Company Wood Woodbine Shell Petroleum Corporation Levi Jordan Humble Company Pure Oil Company B. G. Byars Independent H. L. Hunt East Texas

Lone Star Case Still in Tangle in Austin

District Judge C A Wheeler disposed of many special exceptions from Lone Star Gas against the state's suit seeking a 20 percent rate reduction. He delayed ruling on other issues, reducing the case to two questions: whether state agents can seek a money judgment for others and whether the railroad commission can appeal its own orders for the benefit of non complainants.

Austin C. A. Wheeler Lone Star Gas Company Wheeler Railroad Commission Attorney General

Whiffy and Puff Bargain with Visitor Over One Pig

Whiffy and Puff hear a visitor say he will pay only one pig. The farmer, poor, agrees to the deal. Puff assures Whiffy he will go, claiming I am a man, and urges courage.

Whiffy Puff

Flapper Fanny Says: Wood Supplied to Needy in Ishpeming

Approximately 1,000 of Ishpeming Michigan's needy residents have been supplied with street wood for the winter. The effort reflects local aid programs supporting low income households facing cold months.

Ishpenging, Mich

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