New York Cotton Glose Sees Firm Market Movement
The cotton market opened firm with an advance and closed near the day’s best as nervousness over crop prospects spurred active covering by western buyers. October touched 91. or higher, July and December futures rose, while weather reports and boll weevil fears fueled buying and a demand uptick for new crop shipments from the south. Port receipts stood at 3,780 bales with total stocks around 370,170. Export activity and Liverpool demand hinted at further upside.
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Associated Press
New York
Cotton Mart
Western
Bayera
Avellona
Liverpool
Toarketa
Bala
Kixporta
Cotton market rallies after early losses in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton slips 1 to 6 points at open, then rebounds. July closes 26.89 to 26.05 cents, October 25.28 to 24.81, with July dipping to 26.28 and rising to 26.95, October from 22.46 to 23.31. Strength from Liverpool spot sales, Europe buying, hedging shifts, and eastern belt rain forecasts influence late steadiness.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
NYWW
Orleans
Liverpool
Europe
Mississippi River
Wheat Market Edges Higher on Corn Strength and Rumor
The wheat market rose modestly in Chicago with July and September futures showing gains. Corn led the advance on tight supplies and strong shipping demand, while a late profit-taking dip trimmed some gains. oats and provisions moved in step with corn.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Germany
France
Foreign Money Report From Amarillo Exchange Desk
Foreign exchange bulletin from Amarillo Cotton Exchange at 308 Polk Street shows 60 day bills demand with quoted rates and currencies. The report lists bid and ask figures including sterling and other money markets, reflecting a busy unsettled session.
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Amarillo Cotton Exchange
Polk Street
Little interest shown in stocks on subdued day
In New York trading on a quiet session, stock prices drifted upward modestly with gains in select oils and low priced issues while overall volume remained low. Leather shares weakened, Phillips Petroleum fell nearly three points, rails drew fresh buying on hoped dividend actions, and call money rose to 4.5 percent as foreign exchange firmed.
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Associated Press
New York
Central Leather
Steela
Oila
Phillips Petroleum
California Petroleum
Ling
Fueture
New York Bonds Show Little Activity on Dull Session
On a generally insignificant trading day on the New York Stock Exchange, U S government issues slipped modestly while Serbian 58 rose to 7 4 with a 9 point gain at close. French 74a advanced, French municipals fell. Railroads led gains with Louisville and Nashville refinancings and Denver and La Grande 58s up, while Steel and Tubers rose near 2 points. International Paper Saw B 14 firm, but Virginia Carolina Chemical and Bethlehem Steel fell. Marland Oil 58 with warrants down 2 points. Total par value of sales 7 778000.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Louisville & Nashville
Denver & la Grande
International Paper
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Bethlehem Steel
Marland
Cotton market wary as weather, demand mix in June outlook
Newburger's digest from Amarillo Cotton Exchange notes strong cables and widespread rainfall, yet a lagging market due to scarce trade and speculative buying. With Carolina mills trimming output and uncertain political and trade futures, substantial advances seem unlikely until weather forecasts firm up potential yields.
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Amarillo Cotton Exchange
Polk Street
West Belt
Mississippi
Carolina
Raw sugar market steady with small inquiry
New York June 5. Raw sugar quotations held at 64 cents per Cuban CIF, equal to 8.08 cents per pound for centrifugal. Sales reported include 50,000 bags Cuban and 6,000 Puerto Rico bags. Futures eased 6 to 8 points with July 6.24, September 6.63, December 5.70, March 4.50. Refined sugar remained unchanged and Mine granulated ranged 9.75 to 9.00 cents. Only limited refined futures traded for June at 9.60 and December at 9.05.
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Associated Press
New York
Cubas
Puerto Ricos
Cotton goods market report from New York on June 5
In New York on June 5 dry goods markets showed quiet and irregular trading. Gray goods were handled with light demand, Yarna steady, burlaps slightly more active, 9 ruled quiet with generally steady prices. Men and menswear items remained quiet and dull.
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New York
Coffee futures Dip Then Rally On Mixed Offerings
New York June coffee futures opened lower by 3 to 4 points as offerings were light, but rallies lifted values with a close 6 to 9 points higher. Estimated sales reached about 7,000 bags. Monthly quotes listed for July at 9.65, September 8.65, October 8.20, December 8.20, March 8.17, May 8.10, with spot coffee steady. Rio and Santos price references noted.
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Associated Press
New York
Rio
Santos
Cotton seed oil market quiet with steady undertone
New York June 6. Cotton seed oil trading was very quiet until after noon. Offerings retreated as rates strengthened in other markets. At close, market showed a steady undertone with notable gains in leading deliveries. Sales totaled 1,800 barrels with prices ranging from crude at 10.00 to December at 8.85 bid.
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Associated Press
New York
Choice Livestock Show Sees Steady Demand in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth on June 5 the Associated Press reports choice yearlings and good fed steers in demand with prices steady. Two heavy beeves sold at 9.15, a season high on contracted cattle, four carloads of yearlings at 9.00, calves and other stock at unchanged to lower rates. Hog prices opened steady to 6 cents higher, top shipper 7.05 with packers at 7.00. pigs 5.00 to 5.50. Sheep receipts around 500 head, mostly yearlings, at about 50 cents lower.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Chicago market recap from June 5 shows cattle receipts at 13 000 with steady to strong demand. Hog receipts about 35 000 with a weak to steady tone. Sheep receipts near 8 000 with fairly active trading and steady to higher values for springers, natives, and lambs. Top cattle $11.15, hogs top $7.35, springers $15.85, ewes $5.50.
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Chicago
Associated Real
California
Livestock Market Report Wichita June 5
Special to The News Wichita June 5 hog receipts 1500 market 5 cents lower top 6.70 bulk 6.60 6.10 top cuts 5.25 cattle receipts 600 including 100 calves market steady on good killers weak to 26 cents lower on grassers steady on veals stockers slow and draggy beef steers 7.00 8.50 beef heifers 4.00 5.00 beef cows 4.00 5.00 baby beef steers 7.00 8.60 bulls 3.00 5.79 can kers and cutters 2.25 3.75 veal calves 3.00 7.50 heavy calves 3.00 7.00 stockers and feeders 3.00 7.25 stock cows and heifers 5.00 5.00
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Wichita
All High School Summer Students Report for Summer Work
High school students wishing to take work for credit this summer should report to the Tyler Street School Building at 9 am today. Tuition varies by number of subjects and the ten week term features 60 minute daily recitations. Students must stay in the building unless a written parental permission to leave is provided.
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Tyler Street
Sinclair Pipe Line Company Receives Texas Permit
In Austin on June 5 the secretary of state granted a permit for the Sinclair Pipe Line Company of Portland Maine to operate in Texas. Capitalized at 28 million dollars, the firm will keep state headquarters in Fort Worth and plans pipeline connections from Wyoming to Texas to redirect oil movement through the Gulf, as stated by the company’s attorneys.
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Austin
Texas
Sinclair Pipe Line Company
Portland
Maine
Fort Worth
Wyoming
Gulf
Two Fire Alarms Resolved and Community Notices
City briefs report two false fire alarms addressed by the fire department yesterday. Major Lewis Turtle of the Coast Artillery Corps will speak to ex servicemen and National Guard members at the Longhorn Tap rooms in Amarillo Hotel Saturday at 8 p.m. Also noted are visits by John Bledsoe of Meridian, Mississippi to his brother Tom Bledsoe, and a Polk Street Methodist Church missionary society business session at 3 p.m. in the Old Annex. E M Blackburn of Blackburn Funeral Home returned from Dallas on business. Evangelist Shepard and George Sparks begin a ten day revival at the Church of Christ in Canyon tonight. F Newbold, school district tax collector, returned from Mineral Wells.
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United States Army
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Polk Street Methodist Church
P. Shepard
George E. Sparks
Harper, Kansas
Oy Church of Christ In
Canyon
Earl Cobb Speaks at Texas Coal Dealers Meet in Galveston
Earl Cobb of Southwestern Coal Company will address the eighteenth annual Retail Coal Dealers Association of Texas convention at the Galvez Hotel Galveston on June 11. Afternoon program features J C Larkin of Raton New Mexico conducting a question box session. Also notices of bankruptcy sale and first creditors meeting for Tollie Lucius Welch appear in Amarillo district filing.
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The
Southwestern Coal Company
Retail Coal Dealers’ Association of Texas
Galvez Hotel
Galveston
William N. Marton
Vernon
J.C. Larkin
Raton
N. M
District Court of the United States
Northern District of Texas
Amarillo
Tollie Lucius Welch
Bankruptcy notice for Edward Thomas Kelly in Amarillo
Edward Thomas Kelly of Memphis Hall County Texas was adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the Office of Referee Amarillo Texas on June 14 1923 at 2 PM to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt.
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District Court of the United States
Texas
Amarillo
Tollie Lucius Welch
Childress
Childress County
Ollie Lucius Welch
Ben H. Stone
Edward Thomas Kelly
Memphis
Hall County
Martin Lee Kelly Jr Declared Bankrupt in 1923
Martin Lee Kelly Jr of Clarendon Donley County Texas was adjudged bankrupt on June 2 1923. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the Amarillo Texas office on June 14 1923 at 2 o clock in the afternoon to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt.
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District Court of the United States
Texas
Amarillo
Martin Lee Kelly, Jr
Clarendon
Donley County
Ben H. Stone
Local Labor Aid Shifts to City Development Board
E. L. Humphries, a special agent with the United States Employment Service, has moved to the Board of City Development rooms to provide information and help manage labor for the upcoming summer harvest.
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E. L. Humphries
Tnited States Employment Service
Board of City Development Rooms
Teeland Bans Car Imports Over Road Conditions
Teeland forbids automobile imports citing road conditions as the reason. Government officials state the ban aims to protect local roads and reduce wear while seeking long term traffic safety.
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Teeland
Alaskan vehicle growth leaps from 200 to over 1000
Three years ago Alaska had only 200 automobiles. Now there are more than 1,000.
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Alaska
Hereford man Duff files bankruptcy petition
Hugh Robertson Duff of Hereford Deaf Smith County Texas reports to the court that on November 13 1922 he was duly adjudged a bankrupt under federal bankruptcy acts. He states he surrendered all property and fully complied with all requirements and court orders related to his bankruptcy.
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District Court of the United States
Texas
Amarillo
Hugh Robertson Duff
Hereford
Deaf Smith
Petition for discharge in bankruptcy for Hugh Hobertson Duff
The court orders a hearing on July 6 1923 at Amarillo Texas before Referee Ben H Stone regarding Duff's petition for full discharge of provable debts under the Bankrupt Acts with exceptions by law. Notice will be published in Amarillo Daily News and all creditors may attend to show cause.
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Childress
Texas
Ben H. Stone
Kt. H. Scales
Amarillo
Amarilo
Ben H., Stone
Real Estate Note At 8 J Heights With Several Homes
Real estate listing summarizes several homes in 8 J Heights near the car line. Prices range from 1 250 to 3 250 dollars with small cash payments and easy balances. Includes 4 and 5 room houses, hardwood floors, built ins, and a corner lot trade option with San Jacinto property. Fee Realty Co office 1210 Puckett Building.
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West 7Th
Fee Realty Co
Puckett
Amarillo
Johnson
Madison St
Adams St
McKinley School
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