Downturns Hit Cotton Prices Amid Rain Reports
The cotton market declined as liquidation spread after gains earlier in the week. October contracts fell to 22.33 with nearby months slipping, while July and December also dropped. Weather forecasts of rain in Texas and the eastern belt, plus reports of southern mill curtailment, pressured prices through the day.
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Associated Press
New York
Jones
South
Texas
Louisiana
New Orleans
Liverpool
Georgia
Alabama
Dallas
Fragmentary ledger items from a 1910s era account list
Narrow OCR reads fragmentary charges and weights for beef veal and related stock items. Names and dates are unclear. amounts shown include 12.10, 450, 6.7, 4.4, 00, 10.08, 814.250, 9.00 and 5.50 with varied units and vague descriptors.
Stockers and Feeders Trade Mixed at Fort Worth and Port Worth
Cattle receipts reach several thousands with varied prices for stockers, feeders, heifers and calves. Hog and sheep markets show steady to higher tone, with top hogs around 12.05 and lambs near 18.00. Regional quotes reflect a bustling market across cattle hog and sheep categories.
Wichita Market Receipts Report Amid Mixed U S Hog and Sheep Data
Wichita market reports show hog receipts around 2,000 with bulk trade at $11.00 and cattle receipts including 400 calves. Steers near $7.00 to $7.30, cows and heifers $4.25 to $10.00, bulls $3.20 to $75.50, veal calves $6.00 to $9.00, stockers and feeders $4.50 to $7.70. Sheep receipts rise, top lambs $14.25.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Tower
Bulk
Cattier
Cattle and Hog Auction Receipts Reported in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City markets show cattle receipts around 2000 with grass fed steers at 8.00 to 8.25 per cwt and calves mixed. Hogs receipts listed, steady, with top bids near 11.50 and bulk around 11.40 to 11.75, total receipts amounting to about 2576.00.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Hogs and livestock prices in Chicago market report
Associated Press reports Chicago hog receipts 95 000 uneven with top 12.40 and packing sows 10.75 to 11.15, killing pigs 10.75 to 12.40, heavy hogs 12.00 to 12.40, cattle receipts 16 008 slow with yearlings 11.00 to 11.40 and bullocks to 11.25, sheep receipts 9 000 with California lambs 14.75, natives 15.23, choice yearling wethers 15.25 and fat ewes up to 8.50.
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Associated Press
Chicago
California
Call Money Rates in New York Finance Desk
Call money in New York showed firm action with high and low quoted around 4. Offered at 4, call loans against acceptances at 3. Time loans stable for sixty and ninety days, and four and six months at 4. Prime commercial paper near 3 to 4, reflecting steady credit markets.
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Associated Press
New York
Wheat Prices Fall as Rain and Cooler Weather Spread
Chicago reports a decisive drop in wheat prices driven by lower than expected U S supply reductions and rainfall from the Gulf to Canada. July and September futures fall while corn and oats slip modestly amid easing selling pressure as harvest advances in the southwest.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Soc
Gulf of Mexico
Canada
Potatoes market mixed as new stock weak in Chicago trade
Chicago dateline reports mixed potato prices with new stock weak. North and South Carolina slave bar rels cobblers sell around 1.50 to 5.00 per unit, slat barrels about 4.00, while Louisiana Oklahoma sacks values vary from about 2.75 to 7.00. Old stock weak with Wisconsin Michigan sack rounds around 1.00 to 1.10.
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Associated Press
Chicago
North and
South Carolina
Louisiana-Oklahoma
Bliss
Louisiana
Burbanks
Wisconsin-Michigan
Local artists to entertain radio fans at WDAG
WDAG radio tonight will present a varied program starting at 9 o'clock led by owner J L Martin. Amarillo songwriter and pianist Lula May McSpadden teams with H F Lauder to perform popular tunes and McSpadden’s own compositions, featuring Waterson Berlin and Snyders hits. Broadcast on the regular 263 meter wavelength.
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WDAG
J. L. Martin
Lula May McSpadden
Amarillo
H. F. Lauder
Waterson Berlin
Snyders
Amarillo Man Dies at Pampa After Lumber Incident
James E. Boone of 700 Madison Street died at 11 30 p m in Pampa from injuries suffered Friday when high winds blew a load of lumber from a truck crushing him. He was hauling lumber near Pampa when the accident occurred. Boone is survived by his wife, three children, his father, a brother, and two sisters. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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James E. Boone
Madison Street
Pampa
Mr. Boone
Berlin man charged after a week of break-ins
A Berlin man was arrested on charges of breaking into 30 houses in a seven day period. Police linked the spree to a single suspect and pursued charges for multiple burglaries across the city with investigations ongoing.
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Berlin
Randall County Road Election Set for Saturday Vote
The bond issue of 30000 dollars to improve the lateral roads in precinct No. 4 Randall County will be on the ballot this Saturday. W E Bennett commissioner of that precinct urges all voters to cast ballots at the polls.
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Randall County
W. E. Bennett
Special officer placed at Santa Fe and Tenth crossing
Autoists have ignored signals at the Santa Fe and Tenth street crossing since work began on the viaduct. A special officer has been stationed there to brings offenders into court. The Big Ditchor arrives from Denver and storm sewer work begins. Viaduct to be finished before the Tri-State Exposition.
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Santa Fe
Tenth Street
Denver
Emerald ring once bought for cents fetches near seven thousand
In ROTTERDAM a jeweler's 50 cent emerald ring, now tied to the Russian crown jewels, sold at auction for about 7000 dollars signaling a dramatic rise in value. The discovery links the simple purchase to a possible royal collection and underscores the auction's surprising outcome.
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Rotterdam
Aerial Photos Used in Connecticut Tax Assessment
Connecticut authorities plan to use aerial photographs to support property tax assessments. Officials say the photos will help verify land use, measurements, and building sizes for more accurate valuations across municipalities.
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Connecticut
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