Deep Test in Reagan County Boosts Oil Prospects
Deep drilling on a 194000 acre block owned by the University of Texas shows slight oil in Big Lake Oil’s 6528 foot test. The rig now runs at about 6600 feet and aims for the 625 foot stratum, where Texan Oil and Land’s well has produced heavily. The Texas field’s deep stratum drives industry interest and a 24 hour record of 2597 barrels. Gas flow reached 28815000 cubic feet daily via a casing head line plant. Industry expects another crude price rise, with Colorado Springs tariff politics seen as a potential factor. Next Monday’s conference may signal shortages and price moves.
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University of Texas
Big Lake Oil Company
Texan Oil and Land Company
Marland Oil Company
Hoover-Wilbur Commission
Colorado Springs
Oil Field Updates From Gulf and Oklahoma Headlines
Gulf Production No 1 Boyt near Anahuac Texas expected to finish today after drilling below 2,600 feet. Emmett O Boyle leases eight acres to Harvey Smith Inc for six months at 150 dollars per acre. Gulf Refining completes No 68.6 at Vin ton flowing 600 barrels. Olson No 4 in Wichita Kansas rated best new producer in southeast Sumner at 2,000 barrels daily. Marland Gypsy Bu Vi Bar No 4 Corr to hit Wilcox pay sand. Indian Territory Mlumination No 1 Trosper gauged at 2,000,000 cubic feet wet gas with 15 barrels gasoline hourly. Seminole area shows decline in total production though two new wells completed. St Louis pool largest producer with 88,579 barrels from 360 wells. Other pools listed with daily outputs.
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Cullen
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Humble Field
United Press
Wichita, Ken
Olson
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Indian Territory
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Little River
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Maud
Mission
New York Copper and Metals Markets Report
New York metal prices show copper quiet with steady electrolytic spot and futures. Tin remains firm at 43.75 spot and 44.25 futures. lead steady around 7.00 in New York and 6.89 in East St. Louis. Zinc steady with Brest St. Louis spot and futures at 6.55 and 6.60. Antimony at 6.87.
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East St. Louis
Brest St. Louis
Scouts Report Camp Starting Off Fine
Boy Scouts began a four day outing at Heppy Glen club grounds with all in fine shape. They spent the afternoon preparing the camp and gathered around a central campfire to tell stories. Camp director Marvin J. Paul said visitors are welcome this evening from 6 to 9.
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Heppy Glen Club
Marvin J. Paul
Oil giants seek control via national conservation plan
Oklahoma City June 6 Major oil companies are accused by the Independent Oil and Gas Association of Oklahoma of trying to dominate the industry through a nationwide conservation policy. W. E. Wood and R. D. Pine say Colorado Springs talks show plans to gain control and shut down domestic oil, with duty free imports to spur a flash market and an emergency to halt production.
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Oklahoma City
Independent Oil & Gas Association of Oklahoma
W. E. Wood
R. DP. Pine
W. B. Pine
Colorado Springs
Texas Firm Expands 10 New Operations in Gray County
The Texas company, a major Gray County lease holder, launches ten new derricks across the county. Key sites include Nos. 12 and 1% Saunders near J. G. Eustice survey, No. 11 Saunders in B. & B. survey, No. 2 Coombs-Worley near I. & G. N. survey, and offsets to Phillips Palmer No. 3. Additional wells cover Bow ers 8 and 9, Jackson 1, Patton-Purviance 3, and Archer 1 in various blocks.
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G. H. Saunders
Saunders
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G. N
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Palmer
Bowers
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Archer
West Amarillo Christian Auxiliary Ends Second Year
The West Amarillo Christian church Auxiliary concluded its second year with strong attendance and progress reports. New officers were installed by Rev. G. C. Schurman, retiring president Mrs. J. P. Carter received a silver cake plate, and members pledged to earn a dollar each, presenting verses and readings, a piano duet, and a skit before a lunch. An additional note mentions a Berlin periscope market development for automobile drivers.
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West Amarillo
H. E. Tyler
McDavid Cousins
Midwestern hog prices rise on light receipts across markets
June 6 reports show curtailed hog receipts boosting prices across the 11 market circuit with strong weight category leading gains. Chicago and St Louis tops reached $11, while totals compared to last year show large declines. cattle and lamb trends varied with firm to higher hogs and steady to lower feeders, tying gains to tighter supplies.
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Midwestern Livestock Review
Kansas City
St Louis
Chicago
Livestock Prices Fall at St Joseph Market Report
St Joseph Mo June 6 Livestock cattle receipts 1200 calves 200 beef steers and yearlings steady with most 13 50 14 00 two loads choice 10 50 11 00 lb steers hog receipts 7000 fairly active bar higher top 10 70 bulk desirable 170 250 lbs 10 50 10 66 most 260 300 lbs 10 80 10 55 heavier kinds down to 10 15 sheep receipts 6500 slow opening sales native lambs and aged sheep steady odd lots native lambs 14 00 14 75 bid 15 25 for carrot natives fat ewes 6 00 down.
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Fort Worth
Searlings
ST. Joseph
United Press
Denver
Colo
Wichita
Kans
East ST. Louis
Stock Market And Commodities Roundup Riverside Markets
Denver and Wichita cattle hog and sheep receipts show steady to higher prices across livestock classes with calves fat lambs and feeder steers in demand. New York cotton goods and raw silk markets show firm tones while financials note steady call money and mixed bond and currency activity.
Boston wool market shows slight price ease on Ohio fleece wools
Boston on June 6 reports several grades of combing Ohio fleece wools selling at slightly easier prices. Delaines 64s and finer wools offer at 40 cents in grease for solid rate with slow demand. 58s 60s bulk run 43 to 44 cents, 66s firm at 44 to 465 cents in grease, 48 50s 42 to 44 cents, with sales of 56s and 48 50s being graded from recent country purchases for future delivery. A robin attacked its reflection in Himer Robbins's cellar window at Winstead Connecticut.
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Ohio
Markets in Brief summarizes trade across exchanges
Markets in Brief reports New York stocks rising with Strone and Erie up and domestic issues improving. It notes irregular but firmer foreign exchanges with sterling stronger, cotton higher despite weather, sugar steady with Cuban support, and copper erratic as trade sells. Chicago wheat firm on export demand, corn up on Illinois crop signals, and cattle and hogs higher in early trading.
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Ticker Talk and Market Commentary Roundup
Whitney's stock letter reports cautious optimism for rails oils and utilities with continued liquidity. Buy recommendations include F and Royal Baking Powder stock targets, plus Pan American Atlantic Refining andElectric power and light. Market notes highlight farm weather shifts, Hoover speech impact, and outlook for key industrials like General Motors and United States Steel.
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Royal Baking Rowder
Royal Baking
Anaconda
Kenniecott
New York Central
Erie
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Oila
Pan American
Atlantic Refining
Continental
Motor
General Motors
Murray Body
Alexander Industries
Marconi International Marine
Amarillo Markets Quoted Prices From Local Produce Houses
Local Amarillo markets list prices for poultry eggs and meats with heavy hens at 25 per lb and various birds, plus grain values from Great West Mill and Elevator and Amarillo Grain and Coal company. Chicago market notes include butter, poultry, cheese, potatoes and assorted items with receipts and price ranges.
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United Press
Denver
Colorado
New York Cotton in Sharp Rally on Weather Report
New York trading opens with a sharp cotton rally as buyers absorb late declines on weather concerns in the south. Oct advances to 18.99, July up to 18.79, Dec to 19.11, with contracts closing higher amid active demand and improved Western and Wall Street buying. Port receipts reach 2,396 bales. U S port stocks total 1,029,015.
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China
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New Orleans
Good Western
Stocks Drift After May Decline With Merger Rumors
The market paused after late May losses with light volume and mixed gains in food and rail shares. Utility stocks rose as investors eyed reserve statements and possible easing, while merger chatter spurred talk of Tobacco, Johns Manville, and Tidewater Oil among others.
Stock Loans Decrease as Banks Report Week Results
Washington June 6 Loans on stocks and bonds to brokers and dealers by reporting federal member banks in New York City fell by 4 million to 5.284 billion for the week ended June 5. Comparison figures show 5.288 billion on May 29 and a high of 5.739 billion on March 20, with 4.563 billion on June 6, 1928. Turpentine and rosin prices and daily weather summaries follow from Savannah and other Georgia locations, noting steady turpentine, firm rosin, various quotations, and scattered weather conditions from Macon to Shreveport.
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United Press
Washington
New York City
Relief Reports Keep Wheat Deals Active on Chicago Market
On June 6 Chicago wheat traders were buoyed by farm relief reports and a looming Hoover message to Congress. Prices rose up to 5 percent before profit taking pulled values back. Fort Worth cash grain showed strong demand with exporters bidding up to 1.09 for No 1 ordinary hard and mills varying bids by protein content. corn and oats followed with modest gains and steady demand across grades.
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Province of
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Kansas
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Hoover
Congress
Winnipeg
Kansas Weekly
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Seaboard
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Fort Worth
Gulf Ports
Texas
Cash Grain Prices and New Orleans Market Notes
Chicago cash grain closes show corn mixed with No 2 at 8.5 to 8.9 cents, No 3 at 87 to 88 cents, oats around 48 to 45 cents, sample grades varied. New Orleans market reports quiet trade with rough rice unchanged. receipts 4,040. bran and polish steady. overall activity subdued.
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Chicago
Dune
New Orleans
Rica
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