Cotton closes on 21 to 30 point drop
News from New York states continued weather and crop woes in Texas failed to spur new buying in the cotton market. Prices fell from early 23.40 to around 23.10 to 23.14 and ended the session steady with small net declines despite steady Liverpool cables and weekly statistics. Exports today totaled 14,912 and port stocks stood at 396,559.
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Mar
Liverpool
Decem
Foultry Trade Report From Chicago Market
In Chicago on June 19 the poultry market shows live fowl totals with Weiss 24724 and broilers 26635, roosters 14, ducks 623, and other poultry items noted as spring stock. The fragmented OCR entry records assorted poultry counts and related market activity.
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Eress
Chicago
Foultry
Weiss
Broilers
Roosters
Ucks
Geese
Black rust lowers wheat price outlook in North Dakota trade
Reports from Associated Press indicate speculative buying, with strong wheat futures and higher prices as crop expert warns of up to four to one damage chances from black rust across North Dakota and eastern Canadian spring wheat belt. Corn and oats rise minor, provisions up on packers demand and hog value gains. Cotton goods markets steady in New York with large print cloth sales and improved wool and silk activity. government forecast on Indian jute crop awaited.
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Associated Press
Chicago
North Dakota
Asociated Press
New York
Decline in Raw Sugar Markets With Cuban Shipments Reported
New York on June 19 saw a 1 32 drop in the raw sugar market as offerings increased. Sales were 33,000 bags of Cuban prompt shipment, with futures closing modestly lower to higher. Refiner sugar held steady between 5.55 and 5.70 for granulated.
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Associated Press
New York
New Orleans Spot Cotton Closes Dull Downgrade Signals
Associated Press reports New Orleans spot cotton closed dull with prices down about fifty points. Prices for low middling to good middling range from 22.80 to 24.40, with receipts at 340 and total stock at 108,207.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Cotton and Potatoes Market Summary From Chicago AP
Cotton closes with July at 25.00 and January at 25.09 while October 22.85 and December 22.97. March at 23.00. Potatoes old stock steady Wisconsin Michigan round whites 1101.25, new stock steady Oklahoma Arkansas bliss varieties 2.00 to 2.35, North Carolina barrel cobblers 4.00 to 4.50, Virginia barrel cobblers 4.75 to 4.83.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Bliss
North Carolina
Virginia
United States Bond Prices in New York Markets
In New York on June 19 United States bonds showed Liberty Scrip at 101.2, first 43s at 102.23, second 43s at 101.16, third 4s at 101.30, fourth 43s at 103, U. Sence 4s at 103.19, and Treasury 4 3?5 a.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Liberty
U. A
U. 3
Treasury
Call Money Rates Steady in New York Markets
Call money in New York remains steady with a high of 3 percent and a low of 3, the ruling rate at 3 9, closing bid 3 3, offered at 4, last loan 3 3, and call loans against acceptances 3 3. Time loans hold at 33 for sixty and ninety days and 82 4 for four and six months, with prime commercial paper at 3 g 4.
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Associated Press
New York
Foreign Exchange Steady Across Markets
The Associated Press reports foreign exchanges steady on June 19 with Britain at 4.859-16 and 4.86 on cables, sixty day bills at 4.51. France demand 4.733 and cables 4.74, Italy demand 3.74, Belgium 4.693, Germany 23.81, Tokyo 40, and Montreal at 1.001-64.
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New York
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France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Tokyo
Montreal
Cotton futures close steady with slight declines
New Orleans cotton futures closed with a net decline of 19 to 49 points. Prices shown for January March July October and December ranged from highs near 23.20 to lows around 22.00, reflecting modest steadying after earlier fluctuations.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Ite
Harvest of Wheat Begins at Stratford
Special to The News Stratford June 12 Wheat harvest started in several localities in this county this morning. Dry weather through spring and summer has reduced expected yields with some fields not worth cutting.
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Stratford
Unsettled Weather With High Pressure Across Regions
High pressure extends from the northern Rocky Mountains southeastward to Jana, with low pressure in the northwest. Showers occurred over eastern New Mexico, western Texas, Oklahoma and Missouri. Temperatures rise in the central Rocky Mountain region and fall in the Ohio valley. Conditions indicate unsettled weather tonight and Saturday with slight temperature changes.
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New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Ohio Valley
Cattle and hog market roundup from Kansas City
Kansas City market notes report cattle receipts at 1,000 with steers and grain fed cattle at 9.25 to 10.25 per cwt, Texas cake fed around 7.75 to 4.00, grass cows 4.25 to 5.25, veal top 8.75, hogs at 7,600 head with tops 13.05 and typical 12.75 to 13.00, sow prices 12.00 to 12.50, stock pigs 11.50 to 12.00, sheep receipts 2,000 with top 11.50, and a stray line about Arizona owes 5.25 to 75.50.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Texas
Arizona
Fast St Louis Livestock Market Report
East St Louis June 19 hog receipts 9 000 butcher hogs 18.00 15.50 packer sows 11 756 11.00 cattle receipts 74 steady native steers 9.40 common 7.56 yearlings up to cows 4.50 5.50 top 10.25 sheep receipts 750 strong top lambs 15.50 bulk 15.00 15.50 culls 8.50 fat weights 5.50 4.50 heavy 4.00 4.50
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Chicago Livestock Market Prices Report
Chicago June 19 cattle receipts 2,000 higher with best yearlings at 11.25 and vealers at 0.25. Hogs receipts 22,000 with top at 13.25 and slaughter pigs 11.75 to 12.25. Sheep receipts 6,000 and fat native lambs 15.50 to 15.75, ewes 8.50 to 6.50.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Fort Worth cattle and hog prices mixed on steady receipts
Fort Worth market report shows cattle receipts at 3 300 head incl 300 calves, steady prices for beeves 25 to 69 dollars, stockers 3.00 to 6.00, cows 3.25 to 3.50, heifers 3.00 to 7.00, yearlings 3.25 to 9.00, calves 1.00 to 8.00. Hog receipts 800, higher demand with top 13.10 and bulk 12.75 to 13.03, packing sows 10 to 11.25, pigs 2.00 to 11.00. Sheep receipts 1 500 steady, lambs 10 to 18, feeders 9 to 10, yearlings 8, wethers 5.50 to 7.00, ewes 5 to 6, stockers 3 to 4.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Ll.d
Oklahoma Livestock Prices Report
Oklahoma City June 19 cattle receipts 600 steady grass steers around 16.50, choice calves 7.00 to 47.50. Hogs receipts 100 higher top 18.00, bulk 12.05, stockers 12.00 to 12.75, packing sows up to 10.
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Associated Pess
Oklahoma City
Wichita Livestock Hog Market Gain at Wichita
Hog receipts reach 700 with prices 30 cents higher. Top hogs sell for 12.95, bulk 12.75 to 12.90, top cut outs 11.00. Cattle receipts 100 and market listed as nominally steady in Wichita Kas on June 19.
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Wichita
Kas
Amarillo Livestock Hogs Market Up 26 Cents Top 12.45
Hogs sold steady to higher with the bulk bringing 12.25 to 12.40 while top barrows and gilts reached 12.45 and cut outs to 10.50. Cattle remained nominally steady across the market.
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Amarillo
Public Records of Deeds and Leases Filed in County Office
Public records list warranty deeds and deeds of trust dated June 1, detailing transfers among multiple parties. Names include Nowlin Pitts Russell Randall Burgess Watkins and Young with various block and lot descriptions and amounts. oil and gas leases and transfers also noted among several entities.
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First South Plains Roundup to be held in Lubbock
Special to The News from Lubbock June 19. Plans advance for the first annual South Plains Round Up and Rodeo to be staged July 2, 8 and 4 with the McCarty String of outlaw horses from Chugwater Wyoming and 87 head of longhorn steers near the city. Local ranchers and riders including Allen Holden, Richard Merchant, Barney Hopkins, Homer Ward, Lewis Jones, Clyde Meadows, Cecil Childress, Sam Stewart and J. W. Harris are among those expected to attend, while the event is under the auspices of the Lubbock Baseball Park Association which faces a debt from last year’s league play.
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None of Washington's soldiers was lost in crossing the Delaware
A concise historical note states that none of Washingtons soldiers perished during the crossing of the Delaware, emphasizing the peril and resilience of the revolutionary force. The record highlights the successful ferrying of troops under difficult winter conditions with no fatalities.
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