Cattle Receipts, Prices Mixed Across Major Markets
Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets report about 33 000 cattle received, with weaker slaughter cattle and yearlings, midwestern price declines, and scattered gains in select lots. Chicago top steady to higher spring lambs, while Oklahoma and Fort Worth show mixed cattle and hog demand amid tight packer interest.
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Midwestern Livestock Review
Kansas City
Chicago
Choice
Chieneo
Stow
Weilers
Trong Tech
Sheen
Fort Worth
Tex
Los Angeles
ST Louis Livestock
ST. Louis
Sauenie Bulle Werk
Stocks rise on favorable views as NRA debate continues
New York stocks advanced with buying momentum, lifting many issues around three points. Investors watched Washington for a plan to preserve NRA gains while removing unconstitutional features, while Paris news kept exchange markets subdued and the pound firmed as the franc fell. The Associated Press average edged up with volume modest, and oil and refinery shares led curb market gains with several majors advancing.
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New York
Wall Street
Washington
Paris
United Piece Dye Works
Common
Preferred
Associated Press
Industriale
Optimistic Market Tone As Wheat Rallies Led By Corn
Wheat closes up about one to one and a half cents in a brisk rally as traders cover shorts amid better domestic crop prospects and strong Liverpool tones. Corn shows early strength fading to firm, with rainfall delaying planting. rye and oats little changed. Provisions steady to firm as Western lard stocks dip, cash grain quotes mixed across Chicago Fort Worth and Kansas City markets.
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Chicago
Liverpool
United States
Shorts
Cern
Wsa
Eprendera
Oil output dips again as weekly U.S. production falls
Daily average crude oil production for the week ended June 1 dropped by 40 005 barrels to 2 384 971 from 2 624 976 the prior week per Oil and Gas Journal Tulsa. Joe Roy Hill son of J A Hill of Canyon and former West Texas State Teachers College student will lecture on Admiral Byrd’s South Pole expedition Thursday at 8 15 pm in the High School Auditorium He will recount a diary kept during the scientific Antarctic expedition including storms and minus forty degree temperatures He served as Byrd’s personal orderly and was the expedition’s youngest member He appears at teachers colleges statewide under the Roxy Scouts fund drive with 25 and 40 cent admission tickets available at local drugstores and Blackburn Brothers Clothiers seats limited.
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Tulsa
Okla
U.P
United States
The
Oil & Gas Journal
Joe Roy Hill
J. A. Hill
Canyon
West Texas State Teachers College
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
Young Hill
Antarctic
Joe Boy
Hill
West Texas College
Roxy Scouts
Washington
Maxor Drug Store
Sixteenth and
Jackson
Randall Drug No
Seventh and
Polk
Speer Drug
San Jacinto
Blackburn Brothers Clothiers
Markets in Brief From New York June 4
Markets in brief report gains across stock, oils, chemicals and rails with spot oil and chemicals rising. Sugar and cotton firm, coffee quiet, wheat strong with short covering in Chicago, corn firm. cattle slow and hogs down 5 to 10 cents to a top around 100 dollars.
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New York
New York Sugar Rises on Cuba Trade Hopes
Rawshear sugar firmed in New York with prices up 15 points to 8.45 basing on apot market strength and Cuban reports. Amb Caf frey advised continued operation of the Costigan Jones act and reciprocal treaty boosting futures buying while refined prices held at 5.75 with moderate withdrawal demand.
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New York
Cuba
Ambassador Caffrey
Chicago Prodeck Receipts and Grade Details
Readable figures show Chicago prodeck receipts across butter poultry and cheese segments. Butter firsts range 225-280 with 34 percent extra and 29 percent firate. poultry receipts list hens and turkeys with various per unit prices. cheese includes Twink and dalles with fractional ranges. Longhorns show 13 to 19 percent.
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Chicago
Ald Roosters
Boston Wool Market Sees Steady Prices Amid Small Sales
Scattered Bos ton wool market sales closed with mainly small lots and few sizable trades. Prices held steady and some sales showed firm readings than the recent weak trade. A mix of French combing fleeces and finer wools sold in original states at around scoured price levels.
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Boston
Foreign Exchange, New York Rates and Commodities
Market report from New York shows irregular exchange rates for several currencies including Great Britain at 4.92 and 4.98 on cables, with France at 6.427 and other nations listed. Metals and futures are noted with quotes for aluminum, tin, and other commodities alongside export figures and tender activity.
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Foreign Exchange
NEW York
Jones
Voreien
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switserland
Portoral
Greeve
Poland
Slovakia
Junoslavia
Avatel
Henehons
Mexico
Montreal
New Park
Amarillo Markets Report Grain and Poultry Prices
Market notes from Amarillo list delivered staple prices for grain and poultry. Wheat categories include No 1 white and No 1 grain at specified per hundredweight rates. also listed are hens, turkeys, and pullets with various counts and prices reflected in the day’s figures.
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Carioad
Amarillo
Loreal Grey
Crain
Eghorn
New York Copper and Cotton Markets Mixed Across Regions
Market notes show New York copper prices steady to lower with mixed weekly closes. Galveston spot cotton closed steady up 40 points, with varied grade prices across low ordinary to strict good middling. New Orleans spot cotton rose 49 points amid strong week, while futures for cottonseed oil and bleachable oil closed firm with notable July and August points.
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NEW York Copper
NEW York
Jones
Santos
Galveston
New Orleans
Jone
Stack
Ana
Cotton Advances Over $2 A Bale On Strong Buying
Cotton prices rose over two dollars per bale amid vigorous buying from New York and export markets. Improvements tied to firm cables, Liverpool and continental demand, with New Orleans and incipient crop optimism contributing to a bullish close and higher spot prices.
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New York
Liverpool
Continental
New Orleans
Sesson
Stocks in the SpotlightJune 4 New York top 15 active shares
Sales, closing price, and net change show Chrysler at 3 800 up 24 points Anaconda at 22 108 up 4d Motors at 15 700 up 1 Hulds Hershey 11 600 up 14 A ls 14 800 up 1 United Corp 14 100 up 45 options Stand OH N 19 400 up 484 Houd-Hershey B 11 600 up 14 Siemens Vacuum 11 500 up 198 United Corp 10 508 up 34 North pfd 10 000 up 16 North American 9 900 unchanged Von Cae 9 200 down 7 Phillips Pet 9 200 up 15 Union 8 900 up 11 Gae & Imp 8 490 up 14 Iren Electric 8 400 up 25 14
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Ohio
Simms Pet
Skelly Oil Eer
Socony Vacuum
South Cal Edison
South Pacific
Raeeee
Fiat
Feee Ag
Stand Gas & Elee
Aly
Stand Oil Cal
Texas
Lini Corp
U S Rubber
U S Steel
Util Pow & IA A
Vanadium Steel Ee
Warner Pictures
Bry Wesson Oil Oateee
Western Union
Wes Klee & Mig
Woolworth Corp
New York
Associated Press
Maracaibo
Carnation Corp
Cosden
Elec
Ford
Mtra
Gulf Oil
Penn
Nia & Hud
Alleghany Carp
Regix
New Orleans
Allis Chalmers
Amerada Corp
Liberty Sha
Smelt & Ref
Steel Perys
Roerts Stock
Tobacco
Ste
Galveston
Alva
Mobile
Hyeaa
Savannah
Ansconda
Mone
Aviation
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Corp
Haldwin Love
Boston
Houston
Rarnadall Oil
Corpus Christi
RAY Bendix Aviation
Bethlehen Steel Reah
Rohn Aluminum
Borden Corp
Inter
Merit
Memphis
Augusta
Sane
Louis
St. Calumet & Hela
Little Rock
Fort Worth
Pacific Ry
Dig
Dallas
Eldee
Aly Bax
Haty Montgomery
Cerro de Puen
Atlanta
Chea Corp
Colothas & Flee RA
Comwtth & South
Congoleum Nairn
Con Motors Tree
Caty Treay
Wright
Dupont de Nemours
Kadman Kotak
Raton
View
Pox Theater
John Marile
Routhern Sas
Lit & Myers Wes
I & Nashville
Liloey Steel
M . Steepat
Wigomery Ward
Chrysler
Motors
Secony Vacuum
M&. United Corp
Ft North Pfd
North American
von Cae
Phillips Pet
Shell Union
Ni Gae & Imp
Iren Electric
Fort Worth Produce Prices From Fort Worth June Four
Market notes from Fort Worth list spring chickens at 18.200 per unit, hens at 14e, turkeys at 18e, turkey hens at 18e, No 1 candied butter at 0.00, and creamery butter at 29 percent butter fat.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Silver prices slip in early New York trading
In New York on June 4, Rar silver fell about 1 percent to T721.4 per ounce as demand cooled and traders kept a cautious stance amid uncertain market cues.
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New York
April Oil Production Drops from March Levels
April crude oil production reported by the Bureau of Mines averaged 2.614 million barrels daily, down from March’s 2.629 million. California led the decline, with East Texas at 471 thousand barrels daily, while Louisiana and Oklahoma rose. Total stocks stood at 339.793 million barrels. motor fuel demand rose 10 percent year over year.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
California
East Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Funeral held for Borger merchant Willis Owens
Funeral services for Willis C. Owens Borger merchant who died early Monday morning from pneumonia were held this afternoon at the First Baptist Church Rev J N Hunt conducted the service Interment was in Highland Cemetery Owens was connected with the Olt Miller Grocery He was born in Oliver Springs Texas in 1906 and had lived in Borger for several years
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Borger
Willis C. Owens
First Baptist Church
J. N. Hunt
Highland Cemetery
Owens
Olt-Miller
Oliver Springs
Tex
Cottonseed Prices Reported From Fort Worth Tex June 4
Western Feeders Supply Co lists cot tonseed quotes for Texas mills with prime loose hulls at 12.00 to 14.00 per ton prime cracked screened meal and cake 48 per cent protein 38.00 to 29.00 per ton prime cold pressed seed 34.00 per ton. Liverpool cotton market shows 18 000 bales with prices for American and various grades and futures steady with July at 8.29 and other months noted.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
New Orleans
Bankhead
New York
Oscar Johnston
Johnston
Western Feeders
O. Bh
Texas Mills
Wildcat Drilling Surges in West Texas Permian Basin
Odessa reports a rapid push in wildcat exploration with 17 test locations announced this week. Ector County leads with the most tests as Phil lips Petroleum and Pure Oil start two wells each, Continental Oil and Eppenauer Drilling account for two more, with Mitchell Crockett Runnels Taylor counties and Howard County also gaining locations.
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Odessa
Texas
Wildcat
West Texas
Permian
Ector County
Phillips Petroleum Company
Pure Oil Company
Continental Oil Company
Eppenauer Drilling Company
Mitchell, Crockett, Runnels
Taylor Counties
Howard County
West Texas oil producers complete thirteen new wells
Odessa report notes thirteen producers completed in seven West Texas counties during the past week with daily outputs from 50 to 1000 barrels. Culberson, Ector and Sutton reported failures while Howard and Jones led with three new wells each. Upton and Ward counties added two apiece. Ector, Glasscock and Winkler added one each.
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Odessa
Texas
U.P
West Texas
Culberson
Ector
Sutton
Howard and Jones
Upton
Ward
Ector, Glasscock
Winkler
Oil test advances in Port Lavaca and Manvel fields
In Port Lavaca Texas a 4000 foot north extension test in the Port Lavaca field proceeds with No 1 Duelberg of Texas Company bottomed at 6250 feet and redrilled to 6256 feet. Manvel extends east after No 1 Fred Hart yields 38 barrels per hour from the Marginalina sand at 5687 feet. South Houston’s Harris County Fee No 1 wildcat holds while cement sets at 4831 feet awaiting completion.
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Port Lavaca
Tex
UPX
Gulf Coast
Duelberg
The
Texas Company
M. Sanchez
Manvel
U.2
Turnbull and Irwin
Fred Hart
C. P. Dawson
South Houston
Houston
Edison official predicts constitutional limits on utility controls
Thomas N. McCarter of the Edison Electric Institute told a convention that Wheeler-Rayburn proposals to set up a federal commission over holding companies and TVA operations, plus federal funding of municipal power, exceed federal powers and threaten private electric industry operation. He warned the current administration aims to nationalize the industry.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Thomas N. McCarter
Edison Electric Institute
Wheeler-Rayburn
Tennessee Valley Authority
Probe Committee Busy at Longview
The Texas legislative oil investigation committee opened its inquiry behind closed doors in Longview and questioned three witnesses. Stacy Latham reported testimony suggesting crude oil production violated railroad commission orders and said the probe aims to uncover how illegal oil was run and identify those connected.
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Longview
Texas Legislative Oil Investigation Committee
Texas
Stncy Latham
Railroad Commission
Latham
Balanced Menus and Recipes The Menu
A simple list of dinner options and beverages featuring Meat Loaf hot or cold escaloped asparagus bread grape jelly pineapple cabbage salad berries cream iced tea milk for children includes a spread of dishes and drinks for family meals.
Meat Loaf Rounds with Parsley and Veg Garnish
A simple meat loaf recipe combines 2 3 pounds beef and 2 3 pounds veal with bread crumbs parsley celery pepper onion salt and egg or yolk. Mix and press into a buttered leaf pan then bake 45 minutes in a moderate oven. Unmold and slice to serve.
Classic Asparagus Cheese Bake and Fruit Layer Cake Adaptor
Recipe fragment shows butter flour milk asparagus and cheese bake two layered cake with sugar eggs milk vanilla lemon extract flour baking powder cream fat and sugar. Includes figs fig filling and confectioners sugar glaze. Context resembles home dessert and savory dish guidance.
Church membership growth and current U S church totals
The text notes that church membership has grown fourfold since 1800 and estimates about 44 900 900 church members in the United States. The figures imply rapid historical expansion of religious affiliation within the country.
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United States
Postpone Sale of Illegal Crude in East Texas
Attorney General William McCraw announced the postponement of a planned auction of about 1,000,000 barrels of roughly 3,000,000 barrels of illegal crude in East Texas. The delay, set for 7 to 10 days, aims to avert racketeering and complete an inventory by the railroad commission while notifying bidders. Earlier sales included 22,000 barrels sold for 8800 dollars and authorization for 430,000 more.
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Austin
William McCraw
East
Texas
Railroad Commission
Wise County Reunion Planned for Palo Duro Park
The Wise County reunion set for June 22 at Palo Duro State Park will be an all day basket picnic for former Wise County residents. Registration starts 9:30 a.m. Ben Short is president. Sam Culwell named secretary. Committee on arrangements includes Mrs. G T Vineyard Dan Pavillard and W F Nix.
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Wise County
Palo Duro State Park
Ben Short
Panhandle
Sam Culwell
G. T. Vineyard
Dan Pavillard
W. F. Nix
Oil Company Keeps NBA Salary Status
Walter Teagle president of Standard Oil of New Jersey told stockholders at the annual meeting that there would be no salary cuts and no increase in working hours. He pledged to employers there would be no changes in benefits from the National Recovery Act and supported social security and old age pensions.
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Newark
N. J
U.P
Walter ©. Teagle
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company
Teagle
Urschel to Take Stand in Kidnap Conspiracy Trial
Charles F. Urschel, the kidnaped oilman, will testify against Ben B. Laska and James C. Mathers in the Oklahoma City trial. Urschel had paid $200,000 for his release and returns to testify after a world cruise with his wife.
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Oklahoma City
U. S
Charles F. Urschel
Ben RB. Laska
Denver
James C. Mathers
Urschel
W. C. Lewis
Frank Dudley
Laska
Mathers
Alcatraz Island
Fort Worth Man Crushed By Truck
William Beaty aged 45 a floral company employee was crushed when a truck slid back while unloading dirt trapping him against a cement wall. He died after being taken to a hospital.
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Fort Worth
William Beaty
Beaty
Knights of Columbus Elect New Officers Amarillo Council
Officers for the ensuing year were elected at a regular meeting of the Knights of Columbus Amarillo Council No. 1450 Monday night. Elected: J. Eddie Langley grand knight Donald Honey deputy grand knight Dr J F Bromert chancellor Hugh Adair recording secretary E F Ned Finch financial secretary Bernard L Hand treasurer George F Nussbaum advocate John Farrell warden Ray Doerfler inside guard James Handley outside guard Rev B O OBrien chaplain and James A Ryan trustee.
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Knights of Columbus
Amarillo
J. Eddie Langley
Donald Honey
J. F. Bromert
Hugh Adair
E. F
Ned) Finch
Bernard L. Hand
George F. Nussbaum
John Farrell
Ray Doerfler
James Handley
Rev
B. O. O'Brien
James A. Ryan
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