Grain prices slip as cattle supply grows in 1935 notes
The market reports mixed signals with grain prices easing while cattle supplies rise to about 80 000 head across eleven markets. Chicago prices show beef and lambs steady to below yesterday with top cattle around 13.25 and Texas stockers at lower ranges. Kansas City and Wichita livestock futures edge down as futures trade absorbs hopes for crop prospects.
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Midwest
Chicago
Federal
Ota
Salem
Chicago Produce Market Report Lacks Clear Outcome
Chicago June 11 update shows steady to weak conditions across produce and dairy. Butter and cheese prices vary with receipts high. poultry prices mix with hens, broilers, turkeys, and eggs listed. no strong trend or headline event emerges from the fragmented OCR text.
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Chicago
Fort Worth Market Prices Report
Fort Worth June 11 listing shows spring chickens at 14.200 per unit, hens at 12 to 14 cents, turkeys priced by item, eggs No 1 candied at 36.00, creamery butter fat content at standard level, reflecting local produce prices.
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Fort Worth
Sugar market steadies as refiners show limited inquiry
New York sugar closes steady with no sales but increased interest from refiners at the Inet paid price of 3.35 for August shipment. Futures gain modestly on broader market strength as No. 2 contracts rise and overall demand improves for refined granulated and No. 4 deliveries.
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New York
Inet
New York Coffee Futures Mixed Amid Brazil Market Drift
Coffee futures in New York showed mixed moves with Santos slipping earlier and closing down. Quotes for July to May contracts varied, while spot coffee remained quiet as Santos prices weakened.
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Brazil
Santos
Sailer
Wool Market Quiet on Boston Purchases
Boston market opened with very quiet business in wool. Trade centered on odd lots for and off wools with price signals guiding the trend. Mills showed limited appetite, aiming to cover their positions as the wool market moved.
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Boston
Millx
Amarillo Market Prices For Wheat Poultry And More
In Amarillo market notes, local grain and produce houses list prices for Wheat No. 1 grain and No. 1 crain, with per bushel and per 100 pounds figures. Poultry prices show Leghorn hens colored hens and turkeys by weight, including tom turkeys and capons, with several grade distinctions.
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Texas
Amarillo
Ventania
Livestock Market Report from East St. Louis Ahead of Monday
Cattle and calves supply tight with slow demand. hogs around 9.90 to 9.04 at top, lighter weights down. Vealers and yearlings steady to lower. sheep and lambs mostly native with princess lambs about steady near 8.25.
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ST. Louis
Omaha and Denver Livestock Markets Report Declines and Steady Rates
Omaha and Denver cattle and sheep markets show mostly lower bids with limited gains. Omaha top cattle at 9.40, bulk 39,2547, feeders and heifers down, sheep and yearlings softer, native spring lambs up to 8.50, red clipped yearlings around 7.00, packing demoralized by weaker demand. Denver cattle and hives steady to lower, calves 11.00, feeders 8.00, lambs $5.00-7.80, top $9.25 for choice cattle, packing sow prices mixed. Cudahy Packing list appears in the report.
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Chicago
D. OD
AL Hoge
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. 8
D. A
Arizona
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Corte
Montly
Los Angeles
California
Island
Oklahoma City
Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Kas
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
WLP
Denver
Mohr
Amarillo
Cudahy Packing Company
Metals Market Report From New York
Copper remains quiet with electrolytic and refined grades steady near 7.46 to 7.55 a pound while tin and lead show firm pricing. Tin stands around 40.80 with near term outlook at 49.90, lead steady at 4.46 to 4.60, and futures slightly mixed as traders digest supply and demand signals.
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New York
Junettop
Spot
Money Market Report From New York June Update
New York money markets show steady rates across instruments. Readings indicate 4 percent on call money, time loans steady, 90 days offered at 4.6 percent, prime commercial paper at noted rate, bankers acceptances unchanged, and Reserve Bank rates steady.
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New York
Redisescat
NS. VY
Reserve Bank
Tts
HAR SILVER NEW YORK Jueer It 1" parcels steady
The fragment shows a market note from New York with parcels steady and prices around 78 units. Queried terms and values are unclear, but the brief hints at silver or commodities trading movement in urban markets.
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New York
Lawer
Markets in Brief June Trading Opens Strongly
Markets in New York show stocks firm with rails leading late, bonds firm and utilities rallying in late trading. Cotton and sugar move higher, coffee retreats on weaker Brazilian markets. Chicago wheat and corn ease on improved prospects, cattle steady with best steers around 213.00, hogs down 1 to 1.5 percent top at 9.90.
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Dieterich
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Chicago
Late Hours Short Cover Lifts Cotton Market
A New Orleans report notes late short covering and an adequately financed crop, erasing much of an initial drop while futures closed modestly mixed. Prices for nearby months fluctuated with weather reports and limited support from professional buyers.
Stocks in the Spotlight Spotlighted Winners and Losers
New York stock roundup lists the fifteen most active names with closing prices and net changes. Great North, Chrysler, General Motors, Anaconda, and Northern Pacific show gains. Standard Brands dips slightly.
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Great North Rypf
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General Motors
Am Crystal Sugar
Anaconda
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Socony
Farwell Heads to International Rotary Convention Mexico City
Amarillo sends six residents including James L. Farwell of the Rotary Club to the International Rotary Convention in Mexico City aboard a special train leaving Fort Worth at 11 this morning. Others aboard include W. W. McIlrey R. D. C. Brumley Mrs. Harry Holland and Mrs. Frank Warren. The group will reach Mexico City by 7 45 AM Friday and return starting June 21.
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Amarillo
Fort Worth
Palace of Fine Arts
James L. Farwell
West Texas
Rotary Clubs
Lincoln man chews check after forgery threat charged
Lincoln police filed forgery charges against Herman Cassner 22 after he ate a check he held in his mouth when a department store clerk suspected it was forged. The incident occurred in Lincoln Nebraska on June 11.
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Lincoln, Neb
Herman Cassner
Ralph Shores Recovers After Major Operation
Ralph Shores son of Mrs. Jessie Shores of 814 Harrison Street is improving after a serious operation at St. Anthony Hospital.
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Jessie Shores
Harrison Street
St. Anthone Hospital
Cotton market reports from multiple southern ports
Cotton prices rise across Liverpool New Orleans and Galveston with spot bids steady to unchanged. Futures close quiet in Liverpool while spot activity and stock levels are noted in New Orleans and Galveston along with cottonseed bids in New Orleans.
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Dee
Washington
Wny
Liverpool
Whitsuntide
Eix- Ports
Galveston
Houston
Cottonseed Feed Prices Cited by Western Feeders
Western Feeders Supply Company quotes cottonseed prices for Texas mills. Prime loose hulls per ton 19.14, prime cold pressed seed 34.85, prime cracked screened meal and cake 8 percent protein per ton 38.39. Text notes June 11 in Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Western Feeders Supply Company
Texas Millar
Tyler man dies after auto wreck near Kilcore
Tyler, June 11, 55 year old L. F. Govreau died in a hospital today from injuries received in an automobile accident near Kilcore yesterday. His skull was fractured.
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L. F. Govreau
Kilcore
Buchanan Street Missionary Society Study Meeting
A meeting of Circle No. 2 of the Buchanan Street Missionary Society is scheduled for 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. A. E. Quest’s home 2207 Brooks Street. The group will study chapter three of Orient in American Life. All are invited to attend.
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Circle No. 2
A. E. Quest
Brooks Street
Panhandle Laundry elects officers at annual stockholders meeting
Officers and directors of the Pan handle Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company were elected for the ensuing year at the annual meeting of stockholders Tuesday. C. A. Fisk was chosen president. O. H. Hargett was named vice president and Clay Thornton secretary treasurer and general manager, succeeding George Lindsey who died last November. Directors elected were J. O. Gulek ie, Clay Thornton and O. H. Hargett.
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C. A. Fisk
O. H. Hargett
Clay Thornton
Thornton
George Lindsey
J. O. Gulekie
Chef Loses Eyebrows In Blaze at Hostelry
A grease fire in the Capitol Hotel kitchen sent a crowd to the scene yesterday afternoon. Chef Roy Harrington suffered facial burns and loss of lashes but the blaze caused minimal damage to the kitchen and no water damage. Fire officials noted the flames arose from accumulated grease in a ventilating flue and were extinguished within minutes.
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Ed Mayer
FE. G. Stargel
Daily Crude Production Rises 70,341 Barrels in Week
Tulsa June 11 United Press daily crude oil output rose for the week ended June 8, with a national average of 2,655,312 barrels. The prior week’s total was 2,584,971 barrels, following a May 25 decrease of 40,005 barrels from June 1.
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The
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Oil field reports from Texas highlight drilling factors
Amerada No. 1 Smith shows a 149 foot sand with water. No. 1 Rothman expected to spud. Stanolind No. 2 Sneed reaches 6 102 feet with 850 psi tubing pressure. No. 1 Low in Childress County to be swabbed for oil with potential gains. Sun Oil No. 1 Halley shuts sulphur water with packer at 3072 feet. UT and A&M graduates to gauge 1500 gas wells for proration orders.
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Winkler County
Oil Well in Camp Hill Yields Oil From Woodbine Sand
Gulf Production Company's No 1 Jim Delaney in Camp Hill reports testing about 100 feet of oil from the Woodbine sand at 5 030 1 181 feet. It marks the first Woodbine show in Camp Hill, boosting regional interest. Separately, three East Texas oil operators face forgery charges over forged injunction bonds tied to moving 100 000 barrels of oil. cases continued to October.
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Gulf Production Company
Jim Delaney
Phillip Martin
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Railroad Commission
98Th District Court
J. R. Reid
Jerome K. Reid
Sid Myers
Travis County
Building Bonds Voted by Schools in Lubbock County
Two rural districts recently consolidated have approved 35 000 bonds each for new high schools and applied for 25 000 additional in each. Half of the 120 000 total funds will go to Roosevelt School on neutral ground serving Canyon Acuff and McClung districts in eastern Lubbock County. The other half funds Frenship School at Wolfforth serving Carlisle Hurlwood Wolfforth and Foster communities.
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Robbery Targets Ice Company Cashier in Dallas
Dallas police report a loss of 800 dollars after a man with a gun stopped Work, an ice company cashier, at a street intersection on the way to deposit receipts. He was robbed of cash and his automobile while en route downtown.
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Work
Board Signals Definite Texas Road Program Soon
The Texas Highway Commission indicated support for road construction to complete routes for Centennial traffic next year. A Dallas County delegation expects a tangible announcement after a Washington trip and urged expedited right of way and enhanced funding rules. Delegations pressed gaps on US 67, State 24 in King County, and routes linking Lubbock, Fort Worth, and Dallas, plus ferry rate cuts and shelling of highways 124 and 125 in Galveston County.
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Smithee and Fowler Depart on Chicago Business Trip
John Smithee and Fred Fowler left yesterday morning for a week long business trip to Chicago to conduct meetings and review proposals.
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Fred Fowler
Amarillo Chamber Directors Meet at Noon Wednesday
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce directors will hold a regular weekly meeting at noon today in Parlor A of the Amarillo Hotel. Secretary Carl Hinton said numerous business matters would be addressed at the luncheon meeting.
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