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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1934

Page

8

Notable corn strength drives grain market gains

A surge in corn values led by reports of chinch bug damage and expectations of rapid yield, with a 2.6 million bushel drop in visible supply. Wheat and oats rose modestly while hogs pushed up prices. rainfall capped gains earlier in the session. Cash grain in Chicago Fort Worth and Kansas City reflected mixed yet resilient activity with varied basis and futures.

Hutchinson Wichita Kansas Frid Oklo Kansas City Milo

Amarillo Grain Prices at Local Markets Report

Prices for wheat and grain at Amarillo common points are listed by local grain houses. Commodities include No 2 white milo and No 1 grain with quoted prices per 100 pounds at shipping points. Tracks show carload deliveries and receipts across Texas points. The report notes basis, carload integers, and market references for grain delivery in Amarillo.

Fort Worth Mondar Texas Gulf Ports Texas Milo Sudan Amarillo

Chicago Produce Market Report Leads With Steady Prices

Chicago produce notes a steady market across eggs butter poultry and potatoes with varied receipts and regional price ranges. Eggs show steady demand with receipts totaling 15 433 while butter firming and poultry markets hold at steady levels. Regional potato pricing reflects old stock and new stock with Wisconsin round white quoted around 1.00 to 1.05 and several state Triumphs listed with multiple price points. Arrivals and shipments indicate ongoing movement through the weekend.

Chicago Plymouth Rock Wisconsin Alabama Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma Mississippi North Carolina Cnbblers Sturday

Foreign Exchange Rates Reported in New York

The New York foreign exchange market shows steady rates with Britain at 5.047 dollars and 5.04 in cables. Demands listed include France 6.60 percent, Germany 28.15, Switzerland 2.52, Argentina 33.67, Brazil 8.57, Shanghai 23.00, and Montreal New York at 191.95.

Foreign Exchange New York Great Britain France Italy Regium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Finland Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Poland Czechslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Brazil Shanghai Hongkong Mexico Montreal

Livestock Receipts Show Improvement Across Midwest Markets

Midwest markets report about 65,000 cattle and around 65,000 hogs received across eleven markets, up from last year’s figures though no price changes. Chicago and Kansas City show varied moves with steers and yearlings mixed, hogs higher on the week, and cash ranges listed across regional markets.

Kansas City Chicago Kansan

Livestock Market Report from Denver St Louis and Omaha

June 18 market notes from Denver St Louis and Omaha show cattle hogs and sheep receipts with price ranges. Hogs strongest in St Louis with tops near 5.00. Denver prices steady to higher. Omaha hogs up 25-35 cents with top 4.60. Cattle and calves widely quoted across regions with varying limits and top figures. Traders and buyers reassessing prices amid steady to firm demand.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City S. A Chicago Livestock Chicago Fort Worth LOS Angeles Livestock Los Angeles Calif Oklahoma City Wichita Livestock Wichita Denver ST. Louis Livestock ST. Louis Omaha

Bar Silver Unchanged in New York Market

Bar silver in New York trades at 444% with quiet activity and no change noted on June 12. Traders await further economic news as prices hold steady amid thin turnover.

New York

Advances Into New High Ground Then Back To Slow Drift

The market showed mixed gains with sugar, tobacco and certain stocks leading. Volume was light at 605,210 shares as the Standard Statistics average edged up 0.1 point to 82.4 while traders noted indifferent trade and a modest spread of gains and losses across several industries.

Associated Press New York Stock Exchange Standard Statistica Co American Can Chrysler General Motors Montgomery Ward General Electric Consolidated Gas U. S. Steel

Markets In Brief

New York stocks showed irregular trading and indecisive trends while bonds were mixed. Cotton rose on favorable weather and trade buying, sugar and coffee advanced, and foreign exchange markets remained quiet. In Chicago wheat firm and corn strong amid crop concerns, cattle and hogs sharply higher with top prices noted.

New York Chicago

Cotton prices hold firm in weary rambles across markets

Cotton prices moved in a narrow range with October futures hovering around 12.19 cents in New York trade. Liverpool demand aided early gains, while New Orleans and Galveston spot quotes remained steady. mills consumed slightly more cotton in May, with daily usage still below April.

New York Liverpool New York Cotton Exchange Service New Orleans Texas Galveston Houston

Stocks in the Spotlight on New York Exchange

June 18 report lists closing prices and net changes for the thirteen most active stocks. Cerra de Pasco leads with a 41 cent rise, while Chrysler and General Motors show declines and several major names post gains or losses amid mixed volume and shifts in the market.

New York Cerra de Pasco Gen Motors Kennecott Hudson Motor Chrysler Gen Electric Standard Oil UL S. Steel NY Central Westinghouse Airbrake

Metals Market Mixed On Copper Tin Lead Antimony Prices

Copper remains steady at 9.90 per unit for spot and futures with blue eagle status. Tin holds near 50.30 for spot, nearby and futures, while zinc shows dull movement around 4.2 in East St. Louis. Lead stays steady with New York spot at 4.00 and St. Louis near 3.85. quicksilver quoted 76.00 to 78.00.

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New York Coffee Prices Rise on Weather Threats

Coffee futures rose as traders anticipated adverse weather in Brazil. European and Brazilian interests bid for contracts with Santos and Rio s, while closing quotes span July to May deliveries and reflect a general price uptick.

New York Santon Tnly Snot Santos Rios

New York Sugar Markets Firm on June Firmness

Raw sugar held steady at 3.05 in New York with refiners watching the level yet mostly content to wait. Refined prices remained at 4.85 for fine granulated as buyers showed limited interest amid firm market tones.

NEW York Sugar New York

Wool Market Closes in Boston on Bunker Hill Day

The Boston wool market closed today in observance of Bunker Hill Day. The report notes limited activity with buyers and sellers reluctant to trade during the holiday.

Boston Wool Boston D. A Bunker Hill

Fort Worth Produce Prices From Fort Worth Market

Fort Worth market prices list poultry with spring chickens at 20 cents, hens 9 cents, turkey toms and hens at varied rates. Eggs No 1 handled at 3 dollars 35 cents. Butter packing at 7 cents, creamery butter 27 cents, butter fat 18 cents.

Fort Worth U.P

Call Money Rates in New York Steady

Call money remains steady at 1 percent throughout the day. Time loans hold at 1 percent for 60 days to 6 months. Prime commercial paper at 1 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged with varying rates for 30 to 60 to 120 days. Rediscount rate at the New York Reserve Bank is 1.14 percent.

New York New York Reserve Bank

Radio Clock broadcasts from London and Tulsa stage lively piano event

New York reports broadcast plans for the Tower of London ceremony via WEAF NBC at 2 49 PM and a Tulsa piano carnival with 112 pianists on WABC CBS at 9 30 PM. Multiple programs follow from Portland religious music to Lavendar and Old Lace on WEAF and CBS.

New York Tower of London England Weaf-Nbc Wabc-Cbs University of Tulsa At Tulsa Okla Portland Ore Wabccbs George Givot Irene Beasley Ray Perkins Weafnbc QST Far North Abe Lyman Accordiana Detroit Symphony Jacques Gordon Sascha Jacobsen NBC String Symphony Wjznbc Brown and Llewellyn Ben Bernie Light Opera Theater National Radio Forum Beale Street Boys Boake Carter Richard Himber Melodic Toronto Frank Dailey Wjz-Nbc Chicago Music Box The Singing Stranger Dorothy Page You Buddy Rogers

Hartley County Farmers Advancing Row Crop Planting

Hartley County farmers report nearly all row crops in, with many fields up and thriving. Dalhart area sees planting underway and a week of widespread rain boosting prospects after prior showers.

Dalhart Hartley County E. R. Duke

Outdoor banquet for Lamesa Luncheon Club

The Lamesa Luncheon Club of West Texas will host its annual Ladies Evening Tuesday at City Park outdoors with a chicken barbecue feed prepared by committee members Carl Rountree W B Collins and Dr F Z Frazier. About 200 people are expected as the Dawson County Library Association assists and the club continues its library sponsorship project.

Lamesa West Texas Carl Rountree W. B. Collins F. Z. Frazier Dawson County Library Association

New York Editor Refuses to Give Account to FRC

Ogden Reid editor of the New York Herald Tribune declined in a letter to the Federal Radio Commission to render an account regarding the paper’s May 12 editorial claiming radio was largely government propaganda under administration control through licensing. The reply responds to a May 18 FRC resolution requesting facts or material in support of that charge.

New York Ogden Reid New York Herald-Tribune Federal Radio Commission The Herald Tribune New Deal

Duke of Wellington Dies in England at 120th Waterloo Anniversary

The Duke of Wellington son of the Iron Duke died in Basingstoke England after bronchitis caused a heart attack and pneumonia. He had been unconscious for two days. He was to present King George at Windsor Castle with a silk flag representing a year’s rent on his Strathfield estate.

Basingstoke England Duke of Wellington Waterloo King George Windsor Castle Strathfield

Rusty Mule Shoe Reminds Georgia Past in Dalhart

Dalhart June 18. Pioneer realtor W H Lathem shows a 50 year old rusty shoe from a crippled bay mule in Georgia hills. Gifted by John D Bird of Oklahoma City, the mule belonged to Popular John Martin known for a tall frame. Lathem notes the extra word helped distinguish several John Martins in the county.

Dalhart W. H. Lathan Georgia John D. Bird Oklahoma City John” Martin John Martins Lathem

Luther to Germany Opens Trade Talks Probe

German ambassador Dr. Hans Luther will depart Washington for Germany to report on prospects of trade negotiations with the United States and the financial situation, according to officials.

Luther Germany Washington U.P Hans Luther United States

Laura Wheeler Unusual Cutwork Pattern Offers Simple Versatility

Laura Wheeler presents cutwork motifs that brighten linens such as scarfs pillows and vanity sets. Pattern 759 includes two motifs eight by nine inches two reverse corners and complete instructions with stitch illustrations. Send 10 cents to Amarillo Daily News Needlecraft Dept New York for pattern.

Amarillo Daily News Eighth Avenue New York

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