Excessive rains lift grain prices across Chicago market
Wheat and corn futures rose as traders priced in unfavorable crop conditions in the winter wheat and nearby corn belts due to heavy rainfall. Reports of planting delays, especially in Central Illinois and Missouri, heightened fears of 1935 crop delays. Price gains followed broad buying and firming in Liverpool and Winnipeg markets.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Missouri
Southwest
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Chicago produce prices keep steady in mid June market report
The Chicago market notes steady receipts across categories with butter and poultry futures mixed. Fresh graded firate and common receipts are listed alongside current totals and various poultry items including hens broilers fryers and spring chickens with modest price ranges and local dairy notes.
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Chicago
Fort Worth Produce Prices and Poultry Rates
Fort Worth reports price listings for spring chickens ducks and hens with item numbers and fees. Butter prices noted as creamery butter fat at 19 cents. Turkey hens and candied items appear in the poultry section.
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Fort Worth
Coffee futures rise after Brazilian market gains
New York COPFER New York June 18 coffee futures rebound in late trading after a prior record low. Santon contracts close higher with July 7.47 Sept 7.56 Dec 7.82 March 7.87 May 7.71 and No 7 July 5.00. Spot coffee remains dull amid uncertain demand.
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New York
Santer
Taneevene
Metals Market Update from New York Trade Desk
Copper quiet in spot and futures with Blue Eagle at 9.00 and 7.50 in export. Tin firm with spot and nearby at 51.28 and futures 80.50. Iron stable, lead steady with New York and East St. Louis quotes. Aluminum around 19.00 and 3.34 for allied deposits. unclear notes on deposits and apportionment.
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New York
Blue Eagle
East St. Louie
Wool market firm as demand rises in Boston trade
The Boston wool market showed a firmer tone with stronger quotations than a week ago due to increased demand. Medium grade Ohio and similar bright fleeces sold at the maximum price in the range of 80 to 81 cents per pound for combing qualities, while territory wools of the same grade were more active but less pronounced in price gains.
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Boston
Ohio
Amarillo grain prices and market notes from local houses
Local Amarillo grain and produce houses listed prices for wheat oats kafir corn and millet with figures per bushel and per hundredweight. The report notes various shipments and prices at Amarillo points including colored hens springers tom turkeys and other poultry items among miscellaneous market quotations.
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Texas
No. & White
Kaffir
Bo Grain
Amarillo
Lower prices on steers and yearlings across markets
Midwest livestock report shows generally weak to lower prices for slaughter steers and yearlings, with Chicago and Kansas City seeing notable declines. Top price for choice weighty beef in Chicago around 12.60, with widespread dull trading and smaller gains in some regions amid light demand.
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Midwestern Livestock Review
Kansas City
Chicago
Chicago Livestock
Brno
B&r
Idaho Springs
Idaho
Oregon
Kansas City Livestock
Fort Worth
SD. A.i
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Kas
Butchers
Treasury Position for June 12 and June 18 Receipts and Outlays
The June 12 document shows receipts for June 18 and expenditures including a balance forward and monthly customs receipts totaling 15 937 812 74. The final year balance and revenue items are listed with various figures and dates in the treasury record.
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Treasury
Washington
Calnee
Dee Reese
Rail stocks lead demand as average closes up 0.6 points
June 18 New York rail shares show strength with a 0.6 point AP average rise to a 1935 high of 44.5 as investors nibble at carriers and some utilities while bond markets enjoy secondary transportation loans. Early carloadings boost rail optimism. however turnover remains light at 885,430 shares amid caution over potential short-term setbacks.
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New York
U. S
Associated Press
Chesapeake & Ohio
Northwestern
Ilinois Central
Pere Marquette
Nickel Plate
Acc
Stock Exchange
Public Service
N. J
McWilliams Dredging
Montgomery Ward
Swift & Co
Greyhound
American Gas
Gulf Oi
Hiram Walker
Dartke Shore
Pittchureh Plate Glase
New York Stocks Weather Update From AP Notes
Texas to Lake Region trough of low pressure near St Louis this morning. High pressure over Northern Rocky Mountains. Cooler weather over the upper Mississippi Valley with clear skies across Texas.
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Texas To
Lake Region
St. Louis
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Markets in Brief New York June 18 Stocks firm and foreign exchanges rise
Markets in brief report firm but selective buying in New York with steady bond demand and improving foreign exchange. Cotton and sugar show liquidation pressure while coffee holds firm on Brazilian exchange. Chicago markets see wheat strong amid wet weather and corn up on planting delays. cattle uneven, hogs down.
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New York
Bonda
New Orleans
Wall Street
Chicagos
Early Rallies in Cotton Fade Under Liquidation
New York markets drifted lower as rains in the western belt prompted selling and fund liquidation. Spot houses and Liverpool bought early, but gains faded to 7 to 9 points. New Orleans trading followed with July near 11.44 and futures 11.14 to 11.61 as mill curtailment fears resurfaced. Port stocks and exports figures totaling 4.6 million season-to-date. AAA amendments eyed in Senate amid mixed textile news.
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New York
Liverpool
Cables
U. S
New Orleans
Senate
Port Receipts
Port Stocke
Stockaan Shipboard
Galveston
Houston
Spot Anlee
Econthern Mar
Nets
Stocks in Spotlight on New York Exchange
June 18 summary of the 15 most active stocks with closing prices and net changes. Companies listed include Southern Pacific, Great North, Am Rad & S, Chrysler, Briggs, NY Central, Anaconda, General Motors, Radio Corp, Budd Wheel, and more with percent changes ranging from tiny to substantial.
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Phillips Jones
Phillips Petteee
Pillsburg Floura
Baty Plymouth Oi
Procter & Gamble
BONS
Public Sery No
Baly Pullman Co
Agly BA
Dovaldd OM
Radio Corp Wane
Bly Radio Keith Or
Reading Co
Simms Pet
Skelly of Ween
South Cardise
Southern
Pacific
Trty
Southern Ryere Wing Ad
Stewart Warner
Stone & Webster
Studebaker Corp
Texas & Pacific
Texas
205 Corp
Texas Golf Sul
Texas Pac
Texas Pac Land Tr
Union Carbide
Union
Calif
Union Pacific
Unit Corp
US Rubber Dees
Steel
Util
Vanadium Steel
New Orleans
Stordy
Werner
Wrigley Co
New York
Port Mot
Orleans
Maracaibo
Galveston
Mobile
Eae
Savannah Tee
Nat Peeeees
Cosden Diiers
Charleston
Lore
Blee Bond & Share
Val Ford
Wilmington
Am Met We
Gulf Oil
Norfolk
Humble Oil
Boston
Houston
Midwest
Corpus Christi
Am Steel
Niagara-Hadeon
Rectz
Augusta
St. Louis
Little Rock
Ull
Montgomery
Aly
Atlanta
Iesday
Baldwin Dig Oh
ORLA
Barnsdall Tees
Bendix
Borden Weeee
Ora
Tn Kriges
Chesapeake
CRIA
Chrysler
Colo
Columb
Comwith & Son
Ear
Curtins Sue
du Pont
Fasiman
Eaton
Fox
Lake
Freeport
Wits
Klee
My Thy New
V. S
Ten Foods Rt
Salea High Law
Mills Army RT
Treasury
Goodrich
Goodyear Nee
Al-As
Sugeos
Holc
Howe
Hope Matsy
Tata
Kelvinator Wee
Kenne Bee
Kresge Ae i
Tate Libbey
Sol
Lice & Myers
Whity Pty
Lorillard
Louisville G
Mont Ward
Murray
Norfolk & Western
Nynh&h
Otis Nievter
Ohio
Dar
Packard
Balea
Southern Pacifice
Great North of
I's
Am Rad & S S
Briggs
NY Central
S Radio Corp
del Lack & W
Server Corp
General Motors
Central
North Pacific
Cotton market reports from Liverpool to New Orleans
Cotton prices ease across major markets with spot values down seven points in Liverpool and steady to higher readings in Galveston New Orleans and New York. Prices quoted include low middling to strict good ordinary ranges, with futures slightly steadied and regional seed oil and feeds noted in market summaries.
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Liverpool
America
Galveston
F. O
New York Money Markets Report June 1844
Call money steadies at four percent all day with 8 to 90 days quoted at four to five months. Prime commercial paper yields around three percent. Banked acceptances rediscount rates noted by New York reserve bank. indications of liquidity and reserve levels.
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NEW York Money
New York
N. VY
Bar silver steady as market closes in New York
A two hour struggle ended with a 27 foot lone shark weighing five tons caught in a fisherman's net off Hout Say South Africa. Bar silver in New York remained at 21 1 2 cents per ounce.
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Hout Say
South Africa
New York Sugar Markets See Prices Steady in Quiet Day
Raw refined sugar markets in New York were quiet with prices unchanged at 3.35 as offerings increased. Futures fell sharply under pressure from Wall Street liquidation and uncertainty over AAA amendments in Washington. Sales reached 34 000 tons in No 1 and 6 650 tons in No 1 as demand remained subdued.
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NEW York Sugar
New York
Keavy
Wall Street
Commssion
Oil output rises 82 975 barrels in week ending June 15
United States crude oil daily average output increased by 82 975 barrels in the week ended June 15 to 2 738 287 barrels from 2 655 312 the week before the Oil and Gas Journal reported. A separate note cites Gulf Pipeline Empire and others discussing intangible value and tax valuations. The Cayuga oil field in Palestine was extended west a mile and a half by the No 1 Ware and Wilson well drilled by Roeser and Pendleton Inc with testing planned after storage is arranged.
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Tulsa
Okla
U.P
United States
The
Oil & Gas Journal
Palestine
Cayuga
Ware and Wilson
Roeser and Pendleton, Inc
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Lathrop
Texas
Joiner Tex Co
Gulf Coast
Southwest
Kansas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Michigan
California
Texas oil field curbs eyed as July schedule readied
At a Houston Austin hearing Texas oil men urged higher daily outputs. Conroe field asked 56 000 barrels per day claiming rising pressure and underutilized capacity. Cayuga and South Houston fields discussed extensions and spacing with no testifying gas fields.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
State Railroad Commission
Commission
J.E. O. Thompson
Conroe
FE. O. Buck
W. M. Bonner
Houston
Louisiana
Fred Upchurch
Cayuga Field
South Houston
Gulf Pipeline to File 1935 Earnings Forecast
Gulf Pipeline Company will file a net earnings report for the first five months of 1935 and a forecast for the year. John R. Hammerman Jr. of Houston predicts earnings will be much lower than in 1934. Delegations from four pipeline companies ask the tax board to reduce preliminary valuations. Arkansas and Atlas lines request consideration of factors not used in current formulas.
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Gulf Pipeline
Empire
J. A. Leneritz
Bartlesville
Okla
Austin
U.P
Gulf Pipeline Company
State
John R. Hammerman Jr
Houston
Mond
Arkansas
Atlas
Tax Board
R. B. Anderson
Gulf and Empire Pipeline
Wood County Oil Show Cores Saturated Sand Atlatul No. 1
In Quitman East Texas today oil men reported the Atlatul Royalty Company No. 1 Goldsmith well cored saturated sand from 4 024 to 4 042 feet. The formation is believed to be sub Clarksville and may resemble logs from other tests in the region that did not produce wells.
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Quitman
U.P
Wood County
East Texas
Atlatul Royalty Company
Clarksville
Anahuac oil field sees 2100 ft NE extension from Archie Middleton
The Anahuac oil field in Chambers County received a 2100 foot northeastern extension yesterday at Humble Oil and Refining Co. No. 3 Archie Middleton. Initial production is 770 barrels per day from 7100 feet, as the fifth oiler in the field. Humble’s No. 2 Clark was drilling at 1526 feet in shale.
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Anahuac
Houston
Chambers County
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Archie Middleton
Middleton
Discovery Oiler
Humble
Clark
Wink court bars contest in mayoral race ruling Red Thedford mayor
A district court jury ruled Red Thedford mayor of Wink by instructed verdict in an election contest with Roy Matthews. All ballots not bear a necessary qualification were rejected, affecting the contested results.
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Wink
Red Thedford
Roy Matthews
Ickes backs government control of oil production
Oil Administrator Harold Ickes endorsed Senator Thomas of Oklahoma the administration bill to give the government authority over petroleum production and marketing. He said the measure is good and the government should have the powers it seeks and that the oil department remains active pending Senate action.
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Washington
O.P
Harold T
Ickes
Thomas
Oklahoma
Senate
Oil Administration
Oil marketers oppose Thomas bill in DOJ probe bid
The National Oil Marketers Association urged a Justice Department investigation of large oil firms and opposed the Thomas bill for federal regulation. A committee will press Attorney General Cummings about marketers being squeezed by producer and refiners prices, arguing the bill would revive NRA constraints on independents.
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Washington
Department of Justice
National Oil Marketers Association Today
Thomas
Cummings
Association
NRA
Court Keeps Key Election Records In Limbo
W M Carey election supervisor signatures were ordered thrown out by the court, upholding a challenge to validity and delaying certification of results.
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W. M. Carey
Fort Sam Houston Hospital Fund Hiked for 350 Beds
PWA Administrator Harold L. Ickes announced an extra 192 317 dollars for finishing a 350 bed hospital at Fort Sam Houston Texas. The prior allotment stood at 1 481 468 dollars.
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Hospital Fund
Weatherford
PWA
Harold L. Ickes
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Crochet Lace Blouse Pattern 932 from Amarillo News
A vintage crochet blouse pattern features a lacy shell body with a plain mesh yoke and shoulder ties. Suitable for string or wood materials, it can be worn year round in wool for extended seasons. Includes detailed directions, stitch illustrations, and material list.
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Amarillo Daily News
Ridith Avenue
New York
N. Y
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