Oats Spark Market Drive Across Grains
Oats led a broad market rally with prices surging to new highs since 1931. Wheat and other grains followed higher amid heat and drought damage in Illinois, Iowa, and nearby states, with futures closing strong and several cash grains showing gains across Kansas City Fort Worth and Chicago markets.
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John P. Boughan
Associated Press
Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
WHEAT
Kansas City
St. Louis
Omaha
Minneapolis
Setae
Duluth
Winniper Sheer Bereee
Lina Teen
Wichita
Hutchinson Pteretere
Fort Worth C.cereevenes
Wees
Amarillo Tee
Pena
Amarillo Market Prices for Grains and Poultry
Grain prices listed for Wheat No 1 hard and oats barley per bushel and poultry tariffs from Swift and Co include colored hens capons turkeys ducks and geese with current egg receipts and case returns. The report records carload grain deliveries to Texas common points and notes grain received as 2 cars wheat and 2 cars sudan.
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Fort Worth
Texas Gulf Ports
Texas
Sudan
Swift & Co
Mapes
Chicago produce trends steady with mixed prices
Chicago reports stable markets across produce dairy and poultry. Receipts total tens of thousands, with varied price changes from unchanged butter to modest gains in other items. Notable entries include Bliss Triumphs potatoes, Wisconsin sacked whites, and Idaho russets, highlighting continued regional pricing and supply movements.
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Chicago
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Bliss
North Caroline
Wisconsin
Ydaho
New York Coffee Market Reacts to Santos Dock Strike End
Coffee futures fell as liquidation followed official news ending the Santos dock workers strike. Santos closed 3 to 16 lower while nearby contracts eased. notable quotes included July 5.69, Sept 5.59, and Dec 5.49 with spot coffee dull and easier amid mixed demand.
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New York
Trade and Commission House
Santos
Europe
Santos Ely
Rio
Stockers and Feeders Fall Across Market Decline
Limited cattle receipts across the eleven market circuit brought a mostly steady to lower week. Fed steers and yearlings dropped 25 to 50 cents from late last week with some weights around steady to lower. Hogs eased to 10 cents lower, lambs held steady to higher, and stockers and feeders largely mirrored the decline with some cuts of 25 to 50 cents. Kansas City quotes show steers 5.25 to 6.75, cows 3.25 to 3.65, and calves 3.60 to 5.50 with lambs up to 8.35. Overall, the market faced warmer weather and higher receipts depressing values across classes.
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Kansas City
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Chicago
ST. Joseph
U.P
Oklahoma City
Chicago live stock market prices steady amid varied demand
USDA report shows hogs at 4.50 to 4.65 top for early sales, road hogs around 3.50, sows 3.90 to 4.10. cattle notables include best fed steers 5.25 to 5.75, yearlings up to 6.65, fed heifers 5.00 to 5.50, cows 3.25 to 4.00. Vealers 4.75 to 6.25, stockers 5.25 to 6.25. sheep market firmer with lambs up to 7.75 to 8.50 and ewes 1.76 to 42.00.
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Chicago
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
the News
Utah
California
South
Texas
Arizona
Market Report Fort Worth and Los Angeles Cattle and Hogs
Fort Worth and Los Angeles market notes show mixed livestock demand. Cattle and calves at Fort Worth quoted steady to lower with hogs mostly steady. sheep sold steady with best milk lambs and yearlings stronger. Los Angeles reports slow, barely steady buying with yearlings, grass cows, and calves trading near established ranges.
Western Livestock Prices Across Markets June 9
Cattle in St Joseph, Wichita, Oklahoma City, and Denver show mixed movements. Steers and yearlings vary from $4.00 to $6.25 per cwt, hogs mostly $4.00 to $4.45, natives and calves strong in some runs, sheep at $7.00 to $8.15 for lambs, Oklahoma City and Denver listing steadier trends overall.
Boston wool market shows steady demand and firm prices
Boston June 9 market notes fairly good demand for territory wools with prices firming. Original bag lines 648 and finer French combing sell at 66 67 cents scoured, similar grades firm at 65 cents, shorter territory wools scarce at 62 cents. Demand remains strong for strictly combing 48,500 quarter blood wools at 57 69 cents scoured. Also reports heavy regional offerings under control of credit corporations and mixed reactions in the west. Mohair remains very firm.
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Boston
Wool Bulletin
Commercial Bulletin
West
Strong market rally lifts stocks and grain shares in NY
Strong grain markets and a cotton uptick lift stocks from early weakness. Traders note heating and moisture concerns for wheat and corn, with gains in farm belt equipment shares and notable action in Commonwealth & Southern. Curbstreet prices waver as foreign exchange and Washington developments influence sentiment.
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New York
Raila Waoh
Coonan
Union Pacific
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Bethlehem
General Electric
Chrysler
General Motors
Dupont
American
German Department
Telegraph Company
Dollar Exchange
Congress
Washington
Wall Street
Up T
Kreuger & Toll
Markets in Brief: Stocks Firm and Grains Rally
New York markets report firm stocks and grain comeback with bonds irregular and oils advancing. Foreign exchanges firm as sterling climbs. Cotton higher with steady stock and grain markets. Sugar weak amid Santos strike settlement. Chicago wheat strong on heat wave. corn higher, hogs steady with top at 4.58. cattle steady with small supply.
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New York
Wall Street
Santos
Chicago
Metals market quiet as copper and tin steady in New York
Copper and tin show little change in New York trading on June 9 with spot and near futures at 44.76 and 45.00 respectively. Iron remains unchanged, lead holds at 4.20 in New York and 4.05 in East St. Louis, zinc steady at 4.30, and antimony at 6.50 in spot trades.
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New York
East St. Louis
Bar silver barely steady as trading opens in New York
Silver prices show only slight decline in early New York trading on June 9 as markets await further guidance. Dealers report cautious activity with demand tempered by broader economic uncertainty and modest inventory restocking.
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New York
Cotton Recovers From Slump With Substantial Gains
New York June cot cash and futures rose after a narrow trading range as Acreage control measures loomed. October contracts climbed from 9.15 to 9.82 before ending around 9.42, with gains pared late and market close showing 16 to 18 point advances. Reports said an 8 cent per pound processing tax was being considered to fund removing cotton acreage from cultivation.
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New York
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Cottonseed oil gains on lard, cotton and grain strength
Bleachable cotton seed oil steadied higher in New York trading on June 9 as covering and scattered buying supported prices. Final bids showed 7 to 15 points gains with 30 contracts sold. Spot closed at 5.40 and forward months at 5.44 July 6.65 September 5.74 December 6.70 January.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Deere
American Gas
Electric Bond & Share
Commonwealth Edison
North States Power “A
Swift & Co
General Tire & Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Standard Oil
Indiana
New Orleans
Washington
Liverpool
Red Cross
Galveston
Houston
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York market
London and Paris quotes reported as steady or slightly higher. Major currencies showed modest moves with gains in Canada and Germany, while Japan and Spain posted small declines.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Foreign
Ateady
England
Canada
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Switzerland
Holland
Spain
Sweden
Czechoslovakia
Japan
Mexico
New York Money Market Briefs June 9
Call money quoted at 1 percent for the day. Time loans shown at 60 to 90 days with rates around 4-1/4 percent. Four months notes and five to six months bills noted with a 1-1/2 percent range. Prime commercial paper and bankers' acceptances largely unchanged.
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NEW York Money
New York
Call Money
New York Sugar Prices Ease on Increased Offerings
Raw sugar prices fell by 1-16 of a cent as offerings rose. July finished at 1.43, September 1.46, December 1.53, January 1.54, March 1.59, and May 1.64. Refined held at 4.60 for fine granulated.
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New York
Sandefer to Talk Prohibition in Memphis
Dr. J. D. Sandefer president of Simmons University Abilene will speak at the First Baptist Church Memphis Monday night on the question of prohibition.
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Memphis
J. D. Sandefer
Simmons University
Abilene
First Baptist Church
Shamrock Eyes Early Song Convention Change
Shamrock seeks to move the 1933 Texas-Oklahoma Singers Association convention to Shamrock this summer. Secretary Guy Hill has contacted E. J. Cooper and H. A. Henderson to arrange dates, potentially hosting in Elmore Park. Last year’s Shamrock attendance reached about 4,500 with representation from Oklahoma and Texas counties.
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Shamrock
Guy Hill
Shamrock Chamber of Commerce
E. J. Cooper
Davis
Texas-Oklahoma Singers’ Association
H. A. Henderson
Childress
Hill
Elmore Park
Singers’ Convention
Oklahoma
Harmon
Greer
Washita
Green
Jackson
Kiowa
Roger Mills
Beckham
Dewey
Comanche
Texas
Radio Clock Highlights from June New York Broadcasts
New York radio listings detail tomorrow’s afternoon sport lineup and overseas 4 45 broadcast of the Aldershot pageant. Highlights include Democrats versus Republicans baseball in Congress at 1 45 and golf final rounds on WABC CBS and WJZ NBC. James Roosevelt speaks at 6 45 on youth government duty. A 5 000 string high school band contest at Evanston and Chicago University events also broadcast.
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England
Aldershot
Wjz-Nbc
Wabc-Cbs
WJZ Nbc
Wabc.cs
Weaf-Nbc
James Roosevelt
Wabccbb
Evanston, Ill
University of Chicago
WEAF
NBC
Po. M
Hartford H
Cuckoos
Chicago Symphony
Fr. W. Wise
Washington
Edmonton
Alberta
WABC
CBS
Compinaky
Thomas A. Edison
NBC Women’s Radio Review
Pinafore
Hugo Mariani
South America
Nat Shilkret
Agnes Morehead
Carter Oil seeks more crude to meet contracts
The Carter Oil Company, a subsidiary of Standard Oil of New Jersey, asks the Oklahoma Corporation Commission for a crude oil supply increase. It states June purchases have averaged 3,000 barrels daily from Oklahoma City crude and 20,000 more are needed to fulfill contracts, with sourcing required from Oklahoma or Texas.
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New York
Carter Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Oklahoma
City
Texas
Lamesa Lions Hold Annual Election
Lamesa June 98 annual election of officers and directors of the Lamesa Lions Club was held at the noon luncheon at the Weatland Hotel. R. Mlaniken was elected president J. Harrington first vice president A. G. Barnard second vice president Bernie Holt re elected secretary Swanson Hurt lion tamer Dan Davis tail twister HK P Cooper sky pilot Mrs A G Barnard music director New directors are W H Wallace Jr and J B Garland Holdover directors are Sam Smith and Wm A Wilson.
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W. H. Wallace, Jr
J. B. Garland
Sam Smith
Wm. A. Wilson
Sanford man jailed on beer charges in Borger
Leo W. Bowling of Sanford was arrested Wednesday on possession and transporting intoxicating liquor. He waived preliminary exam before Justice John Smith and is held on a $1,000 bond awaiting grand jury action. Deputies Trotter and Cloyd confiscated over 15 cases of beer including Budweiser Coors Golden and Country from St. Louis Golden Colo and Trinidad Colo.
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Borger
Leo W. Bowling
Sanford
Justice of the Peace
John Smith
Bowling
John Trotter
Jimmy Cloyd
Coors Golden
Country
St. Louis
Golden
Colo
Trinidad
Cols
Bankrupt McCullough seeks discharge in Amarillo court
Frank Smith McCullough of Amarillo filed for bankruptcy on April 4 1933 and was adjudged bankrupt the same day. A trustee was appointed and he has surrendered all property, with a discharge petition dated June 5 1933. A hearing is set for July 1933 in Amarillo to determine if discharge should be granted.
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District Court OF the United States
District OF Texas
Amarillo
Frank Smith McCullough
Potter
Acts of Congress
O. W. Harrison
Texas
A. D
District Court of the
Unitné
James Christopher Downing
Newlin
Hall
State of Texas
Borger City Politics Flare As Charter Change Pushed
Borger residents watch city politics heat up after City Commission hears demand for a new charter. EF L Lantron, once party leader now with current government, seeks a city election to decide charter change, claiming petitions from 15 percent of voters. Mayor Robinson orders fair inquiry and a committee to investigate before any election cost to residents.
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Borger
EF. L. Lantron
Citizens Party
Lantronhead
Lantron
Harry Willis
J. A. Robinson
Bankruptcy discharge petition in Amarillo District Court
James Christopher Downing seeks full discharge from debts under federal bankruptcy law after filing May 6 1933 and being adjudged bankrupt the same day. O W Harrison named trustee. hearing set July 10 1933 at 10 a.m. in Amarillo. notice to creditors to appear in Amarillo Daily News.
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Mid-Western Livestock Review
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Wich Fa Livestock
Denver
Cudahy Packing Company
John L. Cooley
Wirth Street
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Inter
Nick Can
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KGC Southern
Ab Ai Qo
Louis & Nash
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Ludlum Steel Saaee
Miami Copper
Ry ‘Mid Cont Pet
Midland Steel
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Otis Elevator
Pacific
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Poor & Co Eee
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Lamesa Lions
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