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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1937

Page

7

Commodity Break Unsettles Mart U. S. Steel Falls Below Par

Market activity weakened after an early firm tone as United States Steel fell below par leading declines across steel and rail issues. Oils and rubbers slipped. several groups including non ferrous metals and farm implements fell. a few stocks gained such as American Telephone and Western Union. July wheat fell while bonds showed irregular movement amid broad trading volumes.

New York United States Masonite Corporation Homestake American Telephone Western Union Canada Dry Dome Mines Interstate Department Stores Newport Industries American International

Markets in Brief New York Cotton and Coffee Steady

Market summary: stocks lower, metals pull back while bonds show mixed price trends. Curb market eases with fractional losses. Foreign exchange mixed with francs and sterling down. Cotton soft on favorable weather and selling. Sugar weak on weak demand. Coffee steady from covering. Wheat down on corn, corn weak from heavy selling. Cattle better but steers fall. hogs up 5 to 10 cents, top $11.06.

New York Chicago

Extreme Breaks In Corn Stir Market Across Grain List

Chicago reports sharp four cent corn break unsettles grains and boosts corn selling as favorable progress on the domestic crop and ample Argentine arrivals weigh against wheat. Cash grain shows varied prices across wheat corn oats rye and barley with no sales in some markets and notable lows and highs in others.

Chicago U.P Fort Worth

Foreign exchange rates listed for major currencies in New York

The New York foreign exchange market quotes mixed rates with Britain in dollars and others in cents. Demands and cables show varying figures for France Italy Belgium Germany Sweden Holland Norway Denmark Finland Switzerland Portugal Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Hungary Romania Argentina Brazil Japan China and other markets. The bulletin notes N nominal values and cross-border quotes across major centers.

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

Chicago Produce Prices Mixed Across Dairy Poultry and Eggs

Chicago market daily on June 7 reports unsettled egg receipts at 49 332 cases with various grades and prices including extra firsts at 19 cents, dirties at 1634 cents, and current receipts 17 percent. Butter steady with multiple grade prices, poultry steady with ranges for ducks geese broilers hens and turkeys, and cheese prices for Twins daisies longhorns listed.

Chicago U.P

Dallas Produce Market Report

In Dallas on June 7 prices for poultry fryers 18 to 20 cents per pound hens 10 to 12 cents per pound and turkeys 8 to 12 cents per pound. Eggs No 1 candled 4.50 to 4.80 per case butter creamery 30 cents and butter fat 22 to 24 cents per pound.

Dallas U.P

Amarillo Grain Prices and Carload Wheat Report

Amarillo market notes show basis carload lots to Texas common points with receipts of wheat and Sudan. Prices for new wheat range around 1.10 to 1.49 per 100 pounds, with kafir and related grains listed by local grain houses. Prices vary by house and grain type across Amarillo resulting in a fluctuating regional feed and milling market.

Texas Sudan Amarillo

Livestock Markets Steady to Higher in Kansas City and Chicago

Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets show steady to higher demand. Hogs mostly 5-10 cents up with tops near 11.60 in Chicago. cattle and calves active, prices mixed but generally firm, with steady to higher quotes on yearlings and fat cows. spring lambs and yearlings show mixed movements as buyers assess supply.

Hogs Steady to Lower as Strike Slows St. Louis Market

In St Louis Missouri on June 7 USDA reports slow hog bidding due to yard workers strike with about 28 000 hogs showing for sale prices mostly 25 lower than average with top at 11 50 for 190 240 lb hogs a few 10 10 sows noted Cattle and calves trades very uneven bids with some steers down toward 10 00 and limited activity overall Sheep action quiet with 8000 head offered and Texas clipped lambs 3500 billed through balance mostly spring lambs

Kansas City Texas Arizona Chicago Livestock Chicago USDA ST. Louis Ill Oklahoma City

Omaha and Wichita Livestock Prices Report June 7

Omaha market shows hogs 2,500 with steady to higher trade and top hogs at 11.35 to 11.40 while cattle and calves mostly steady to strong led by fed steers and yearlings. Wichita notes cattle 2,500 with fair activity and hogs up about 5 cents, top at 11.30 for choice 195-280 lb, sheep and lambs mixed with softer spring lambs.

Boston Wool Prices Hold Firm Despite Buyer Resistance

Buyers showed resistance to recent price advances on country packed medium fleece wools today. Quotations remained fairly firm with medium grade Ohio and Michigan fleece wools in lots of three eighths and quarter blood combing and clothing lengths offered mainly 41 to 42 cents in the grease delivered east. Western mixed lots were held around 40 cents in the grease delivered.

Boston Ohio Michigan

Sugar market steady with July and September futures mixed

In New York on June 7, raw sugar held at 3.35 for spots while No. 4 rose 0 to 14. July futures slipped from 1.22 and rolled to Sept 1.25 to No. 3. Quotes showed July 2.46B, Sept 2.48B, and other months around 2.38B to 2.48N. Refined grade unchanged at 4.70 for fine granulated.

New York

St Louis Produce Prices Reported for June

In St Louis on June 7 the market lists Mo. standards 1812, Mo. No. 1 16 percent. Butter creamery extras 30-23. standards 30. firsts 26 percent. Poultry prices show hens 14-15. Leghorns 9-12 to 11-19. springs 22-24. spring Leghorns 17. turkeys hens 15. toms 13. No. 2 9. Ducks spring white 15. old white 12. small or dark 11. geese 5.

ST. Louis Eges

Money Rates New York Bankers Loans and Rates

Money market notes from New York report call money steady at 1 percent all day. Prime commercial paper 1 percent. Time loans steady for 60 to 90 days at 14 to 4 percent and 4 to 6 months at 11 percent. Bankers' acceptances unchanged: 30 days 14 1 16, 60-90 days 9 16, 4 months 9 16, 5-6 months 9 16. Rediscount rate at the Reserve Bank 1 percent.

New York Reserve Bank

Metals Market Report Highlights Copper and Tin Movements

Copper holds at 14.00 spot and nearby futures 14.30 export 14.30. Tin firm at 56.25 spot and 56.00 futures. Lead steady with New York spot 6.00 to 6.05 and East St Louis 5.85. Zinc steady with East Ston spot and futures at 6.75. Values noted for Tron, No. B, Eastern Pennsylvania 3560, Buffalo 2400, Alabama 20.00.

New York East St. Louis East Ston Tron

Coffee Market Update From New York Trading Floor

Coffee prices and muted activity reported in New York where 41 Spot coffee closed dull but steady. Santos 46 sold around 11% and 949¢ rings. Santos 4s offered for prompt shipment at 11.45¢ to 11.75¢.

New York Santos

Heavy Liquidation Drives Cotton Down Two Dollars a Bale

New Orleans reports heavy liquidation of the July position and sympathetic selling in other months, with declines of 35 to 42 points. Prices closed mostly lower. July at 12.21, October 12.28, December 12.40, January 12.42, March 12.44, May 12.46. Spot middling 12.61. New York market followed with slumps of around two dollars in sinew of crop optimism and liquidation, closing July 12.29, October 12.28-29, December 12.27, with spot 12.79 and exports 3,099 for the day.

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Cotton market mixed as spot values slip in New Orleans

Average Middling cotton across ten southern markets sits at 12.57 cents per pound. New Orleans spot closes quietly at 12.61 middling with a 43 point drop, while Galveston reports steady prices and Liverpool quotes show minor shifts. Cottonseed and oil futures move lower on sparse demand.

New Orleans

Turpentine Market Report from Savannah Early June

Turpentine firm reports June tallies with sales 281 receipts 381 shipments 287 and stock 28 273, Rosin firm shows sales 649 percent receipts 1 952 shipments 480 and stock 46 648. Quotations list B 7.50 D 740 85 E 7.85 F G BH J K 8.1244 May N 8.15 WG 825 WW X 9.20.

Savannah

Produce prices in Fort Worth market report

Fort Worth market notes show produce and poultry prices dated June 7. Prices for hens 9-12%4, turkeys 77-1245, Fegs-No. 1 $435-450 per case, butter Creamery at 35 and butter fat 25.

Fort Worth U.P

Bar Silver Steady in New York Trade

Bar silver held at 45 in New York trading, with prices steady and unchanged from prior session. Market activity remained subdued as investors waited for further cues.

New York

Kingsford Smith to be honored with Mascot memorial

Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, the famed Australian flier who vanished during a England to Australia flight 18 months ago, will be commemorated with a memorial at Mascot Aerodrome. His plane the Southern Cross and other relics will be housed in the building.

Australia FLIER Sydney Charles Kingsford-Smith England Mascot Aerodrome

Cotton and textiles market steadies in New York trade

June 7 report from DRY-GOODS NEW YORK notes steady prices for cotton goods and burlap, little change in raw silk, fair volume for rayon yarns, and brisk demand for tropical worsted cloths and wool goods.

New York

Connally Seeks Conference On Hot Oil Bill Extension

Sen. Tom Connally of Texas said he would demand a Senate House conference on his hot oil bill. The House amended it to a two year extension, not permanent, with action expected in the Senate today. If no agreement to permanence, Connally would press for four to six years. The act, expiring June 16, extends federal power to prosecute shipping oil produced against state laws across state lines.

Washington Tom Connally Texas Senate House House Senate

Baytown Delegates Elect Delayed For Humble Plant

Baytown workers at the Humble Oil and Refining Baytown plant postponed the election of 47 delegates representing 2,700 employees as a bargaining body. W A Thomas, federation head and conciliator, was detained in Fort Worth by a gas strike. In the United States, 794 people were killed by tornadoes in 1925.

Baytown Humble Oil and Refining Company W. A. Thomas Fort Worth Lone Star Gas Company United States

Gusher Promised In Shuler Field At El Dorado Ark

Experts report a drill stem test on the Morgan Bi well in Shuler field shows gas and oil with potential production of 10 000 to 15 000 barrels daily and 25 to 50 million cubic feet of gas. The test depth ranged 5731 to 5741 feet, best showing to date and below the discovery well.

Gusher Shuler Field el Dorado Ark EL Dorado Ark Lion Oi Refining Company Morgan Bi Shuler Alice Sidney of Co

Elizabeth Barrett Letters Bring 18000 at Auction

Manuscripts and unpublished letters by Elizabeth Barrett Browning describing her romance and elopement with poet Robert Browning sold for £3000 at public auction. The items were from the collection of Mrs. Browning’s nephew, Lieut.-Col. H. P. Moulton Barrett.

Elizabeth Barrett London Robert Browning

Medical technology course offered at Macalester College

A rare program will start next fall at Macalester College in St Paul. The three year preparatory requirement restricts the course to a selected group of technicians.

ST. Paul United States Macalester College

Radio Schedule Highlights From KGNC Tuesday

A detailed onscreen timetable lists KGNC programming for Tuesday including The Church in the Wildwood, Eye Opener, Panhandle Cowboy, Breakfast Club, The Musical Clock, Dean Brothers, Ma Perkins, George Hall Orchestra, National Farm and Home Hour, Xavier Cugat, The Guiding Light, baseball scores, and NBC features through the evening with multiple news, music, and variety segments.

NBC Vaughn de Leath Dean Brothers Ma Perkins George Hall National Farm and Home Hour Levy Micro News Xavier Cugat Dia Betty Bob Sons of the West the Guiding Light Escorts Don Winslow The Navy Sgt. R. A. Jackson

Looks Favorable For Compact Act In Near Future

W J Holloway attorney for the Interstate Oil Compact Commission predicts Congress will ratify a renewed five state oil compact if President Roosevelt favors it. States already approving include Texas Oklahoma Kansas New Mexico and Colorado with Illinois in the current pact and Louisiana eyed to join. Holloway expects White House action soon and has asked Senator Elmer Thomas to draft ratification language.

Washington W. J. Holloway Oklahoma City Atttorney Interstate Oil Compact Commission Congress Roosevelt New Orleans Texas Oklahoma Kansas New Mexico Colorado Thinois Commission Louisiana Holloway Seaboard White House Elmer Thomas FE. O. Thompson Texas Railroad Commission Compact

Price Rise in Pennsylvania Oil Shifts Crude Rates

The South Penn Oil Company announced a 15 cent per barrel increase for all Pennsylvania crude grades starting today. New prices vary by district with Bradford and Allegheny at 2.82, southwest pipes at 2.57, Eureka lines at 2.52, and Buckeye lines at 2.37 per barrel. A separate notice from New Orleans lists a May 17 1937 seizure of a Chevrolet Coupe in Hall County Texas for tax violations. claims must be filed by June 24 1937 or the car will be forfeited.

Pittsburgh South Penn Oil Company Pennsylvania Bradford Alleghany Eureka Buckeye Treasury Department Bureau of Internal Revenue Alcohol Tax Unit New Orleans Louisiana Hall County Texas United States Internal Revenue Pere Maraquette U. S N. Collier

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