Heat Boosts Wheat Prices and Grains Rise
Sizzling heat across Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma drives winter wheat damage and pushes grain values higher. Spring wheat reports from South Dakota warn immediate rainfall is needed to avoid losses while corn and oats rally alongside wheat. Provisions ease on stronger hog arrivals as U S wheat and cotton financing to China adds momentum.
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Kansas City Cash Grain Market Report June 5
Wheat holds steady with modest gains across classes. No. 2 hard winter 68 to 71 for July and December futures. Corn mostly flat with No. 2 yellow trading around 40 to 41 for July and September. Oats rise about 14 cents with No. 2 white near 25 to 25 1/2 cents.
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Fort Worth cash grain market reports steady demand
Fair to steady demand observed for light Monday offerings on the Fort Worth cash grain market. Wheat No 1 hard 80 14 82 14. Barley No 2 mile 1 00 1 02. No 3 mile 96 89. No 2 kafir 92 94. No 3 kafir 90 92. Corn No 2 mixed 84 59 4. No 2 white 61 62. No 2 yellow 59 60. Oats No 2 redd 82 82 14. No 3 red 81 81 14.
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Texas Gulf Ports
Texas
Amarillo Grain Prices and Receipts Report
Grain received includes Wheat 20 cars Kaffir 1 car Sudan 1 car. Prices listed for No 2 white Kansas City and Chicago receipts plus local Amarillo grain house quotes for No 1 hard wheat oats barley and poultry and eggs. Wheat receipts show totals for Kansas City Chicago St Louis Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg Salina Wichita and Fort Worth with Amarillo noted in delivery. Poultry prices cover hens capons slips cocks ducks geese and turkeys. eggs current receipts price per case.
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Csseeerseeeerer Reese Ie
Market Report Chicago Dairy Poultry and Produce Summary
Chicago market update shows unsettled butter and cheese with mixed price moves and solid receipts across dairy lines. Poultry steady with varied leg meat prices, and potatoes on track with uneven firm to weaker market conditions across Wisconsin Michigan Idaho and others.
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Livestock market report across major Western hubs
Cattle and hog receipts across Kansas City Chicago Fort Worth and Los Angeles show larger totals versus last week with prices generally steady to lower. Fed cattle and yearlings traded mostly 25 cents lower with some drops to 40 cents. hogs mostly down 10 to 25 cents. lambs and yearlings uneven but steady to higher in places.
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Mid-Western Livestock Review
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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Chicago
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Calif
Market notes from St. Joseph cattle hogs and sheep sale
In St. Joseph Mo on June 5 cattle run about 2 500 head with no stable market yet and steers selling around 4 75 to 5 75 with a top of 5 50 hogs about 9 500 head with markets lower and top at 4 65 bulk 3 50 to 4 60 sheep about 2 500 head with an undertone described as firm
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D. A.j
Livestock Market Reports From Wichita Oklahoma City Denver Amarillo
Wichita Texas Oklahoma and Denver stockyards report cattle hogs and lambs with varied price shifts. Wichita sees feeders steady to midweek, hogs down modestly while lambs show gains. Oklahoma City cattle steady with lighter hogs and higher lamb prices. Denver market slow to slight declines across beef, calves and hogs. Amarillo notes butcher hogs 170 to 270 pounds fetching four dollars.
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Cudahy Packing Company
Wool prices strengthen but gains lag in Boston trade
Boston wool prices show a strengthening tendency with slower advances. Demand remains strong for medium quality fleeces and finer territory wools as receipts of domestic wools for the week ending June 3 reach about 5.11 million pounds, up from 5.05 million the prior week.
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Boston
Boston Grain and Flour Exchange
Sharp advance in stocks follows recent price lag
Stocks swung into the advance as rail, gold mining and alcohol groups led a recovery after Saturday's setback. The closing gain was 17 with 6,910,296 shares traded. Wheat and cotton were mixed while bond activity stayed tepid and foreign exchange quiet due to Whitsuntide.
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Postal Telegraph
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Cotton closes with gains amid New York market rally
In New York the cotton market closed about 20 to 25 points higher with July and December posting gains as bullish stock action revived interest. New Orleans trade showed volatility with late strength pushing July to 9.17 and December to 9.58, while Philadelphia and regional spots varied and volumes remained active across grades.
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Santos dock strike settlement drags coffee futures down
New York traders mark a lower session as Santos dock strike settlement rumors spread. Santos closes heavy with July and September futures down. spot prices remain dull amid limited activity and local buying.
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Sugar prices steady as markets close in New York
New York sugar market shows unchanged spot at 3.45 and July 1.58, September 1.58, December 1.62, January 1.64, March 1.67, May 1.72. Refined fine granulated held at 4.50.
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Markets In Brief: mixed but firm conditions across sectors
Markets in New York show a resumed rally after early unsettled trading. Bonds and industrials firm with gains. curb and foreign exchange steady. Commodities mix as cotton rises while sugar and coffee readings vary. Chicago reports wheat higher on crop damage, corn follows. cattle and hogs fall. top prices cited for supply at four dollars eighty five.
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Brazil
Chicago
Metals Report From New York Market Six Month Snapshot
Copper futures and spot hold near steady levels with copper price around 41.12 for spot and 41.37 for nearby futures. Lead remains at 4.10 in New York spot and 3.96 in East St Louis, zinc at 4.80, anti money and quicksilver quoted at 6.50 and 57.50 respectively.
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Tin
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New York Money Rates Here on June 5
Call money steady at 1 percent all day. Time loans easier with 60 to 90 days at 1 percent, 4 months about 1 to 1 4 percent. Prime commercial paper at 1 percent. Bankers' acceptances unchanged. Readings show market rates across various terms.
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New York
Foreign Exchange Irregular Movements Across Markets
Foreign exchange rates show scattered shifts with England 4.00 percent off and Canada about 0.38 percent down. France slips to 046614 off, Germany at 2775 with small decline, Switzerland 2286 off, Holland 4770 up, Japan 2481 up, Norway 20380, Mexico 1765, among others.
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Silver, New York Jute & Bar Silver Earner
Jute & Bar in Silver, New York earned at 84 percent, a decline from prior rates. The report notes a percent lower figure for the silver earner segment in the local market.
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Largest Panhandle entry predicted for June race meet
A. A. Callaghan, president of the Southwest Race Meet and Stock Show, says Panhandle events June 16-18 will attract Texas's largest good horse entry in years. The track, built to resemble Arlington Downs, has 147 stalls, with keen competition and ample spectator value. C. P. Grout will run the saddle horse show June 16-17, and a free barbecue is planned June 17 on the grounds.
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Olympic ban for Berlin discussed by IOC in Vienna
The International Olympic Committee met behind closed doors in Vienna on June 5 to discuss rescinding the 1936 Berlin Games award due to Nazi anti Jewish policy. No action was disclosed.
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Production forecast for 200000 motor vehicles in June
A June projection anticipates producing 200000 motor vehicles. The estimate reflects planned factory output and demand expectations for the month.
Crude and Gasoline Movements in Panhandle for April
The Panhandle district shows declines in crude oil and gasoline movements in April versus March. Daily average receipts and pipeline shipments fall. withdrawals from storage rise in recapitulation. Gasoline production edges up while deliveries drop sharply.
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Indiana Standard Plans Refinery At Texas City Texas
FE. G. Seubert president of Standard Oil Co of Indiana said Pan-American Refinery Co will build a large refinery at Texas City Texas on 287 acre site bought in 1930. It will process 26000 barrels daily as a Pan-American base for eastern and southern business. construction starts soon with completion in a year and about 200 men employed.
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Radio listings note Harvard president speech plans
June 6 New York report outlines broadcast plans for Dr. A Lawrence Lowell address to MIT graduates on WABC CBS at 9 15 AM with details of other radio features. It notes changes at NBC and CBS schedules, program shifts, and personnel vacations affecting the lineups at WABC WEAF and WJZ.
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Oil field activity in Jar sector with new location
Oil industry in southeast New Mexico shows routine activity last week with one new stake. OCarter-Continental has staked a State No 1 location and completed a cellar 660 feet from the north line. Eddy County tests continue as R D Compton nears Jay with Brainard No 4 and Western Drilling advances Green No 2 drilling below 1220 feet. Additional crew to be added as work proceeds.
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Oil Taxes Keep School Doors Open in Midland
West Texas oil counties finish terms with strong school finances. only one major system in oil country ended in debt. The survey credits "cash on the barrel head" taxes from oil companies for funding, not current industry wealth.
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Permian Basin
Renewed operations at famous old mine in New Mexico
Mining operations have been renewed on the famous Nigger Diggin's in the San Mateo Mountains of New Mexico. Rich gold and silver strikes are reported in El Paso. The mine is tied to a legend of negro soldiers from Fort Craig and Fort Ojo Caliente in the 1870s, with Apache Indians said to have routed the soldiers.
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Pringle Clubs Attend Fathers and Sons Banquet
Pringle Home Economics Club and Pringle PTA hosted a Fathers and Sons banquet in Pringle. Judge E. J. Pickens of the 84th Judicial Court at Stinnett led the program on the theme Manhood, with readings and music. Mrs. Ben Bentley welcomed guests and Mrs. W. M. McCloy oversaw the event.
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Clarendon Moves to Tear Down First Brick School
Clarendon will raze the first brick school building erected in the Panhandle this week. Constructed in 1902, it served as an educational starting place for many local residents and later housed a band hall, a storehouse, and the city nightwatchman’s home.
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Clarendon Summer Faculty Selected
Clarendon Junior College names its summer school staff led by Dean W. A. Clark. B. Jackson of Playview teaches commercial subjects and English, Miss Julia Monk of Fort Worth and Texas Woman's College teaches foreign languages, Eva Weber of Wichita Falls Junior College teaches English, Mary Ruth Trostle assists in science, J. C. Mathis and B. T. Adams of Wichita Falls Junior College teach history and math respectively.
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Texas Woman's College
Modern Etiquette Questions and Answers
May friends of the groom send gifts to him if they do not know the bride. Gifts should go to the bride. Politeness to servants is required. well-bred people treat servants with courtesy. Heavy mourning veils are no longer in fashion but may be worn if desired.
Panhandle Field Shows 1,143 Barrels Daily Output Increase
Daily oil production in the Panhandle field rises to 45,275 barrels from 44,132 as the commission raises the field limit to 44,000. Last week saw 1,088 producing wells averaging 22.86 barrels each, with county totals including Carson Gray Hutchinson Moore and Wheeler among others.
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Humble Oil Lines 13-Mile Pipeline to Tom Ball Area
Humble Oil and Refining Company plans a 13 mile 10 inch pipeline to link its Tom Ball field with the Conroe Satsuma trunk line. Construction begins this week with material arrival and a 2 acre north terminal site three miles south of Tom Ball. Two 58,000 barrel salt tanks and a pumping station will be built. Magnolia Petroleum No 1 Kobs is the only producer in the new field, controlled by Humble. A district judge will set a date to start trial on a 15 company antitrust case tomorrow.
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Gerber Oil tests 10 inch pipe at Stubbs No 1 well
Gerber Oil & Gas Company runs 10 inch pipe in Stubbs No 1 in section 9 block 3 surveyed by Brooks and Burleson. The site lies five miles northwest of Alanreed between MecLelland Creek forks.
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Texas certificate confirms Firemen's Insurance Company authority
Board of Insurance Commissioners of Texas certifies Firemen's Insurance Company of Newark New Jersey complied with Texas laws as a condition for doing business in the state and issues a Certificate of Authority for the year ending February 28 1934 in Austin with Chairman R L Daniel sealing the document.
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Meeting Called of Stockholders of First State Bank Amarillo
James Shaw Banking Commissioner of Texas calls a stockholders meeting at Potter County Courthouse Amarillo Texas June 10 1933 at 2 30 PM to elect a successor to wind up and liquidate the affairs of the First State Bank of Amarillo Texas following the death of Jon G Wayland.
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