Grain prices slump as crop prospects improve
Persistent selling pushed Chicago grain prices lower on June 19 amid uncertainty over Canada’s wheat program and hints of crop improvement. Wheat and oats led declines while reports of clearer U S weather spurred selling. hog tax tests pressured provisions as traders watched Winnipeg and Liverpool markets. Cash grain bids were mixed across Chicago and Fort Worth with limited buying interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Boughan
Chicago
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Atlantic
United States
Kansas City Grain Prices Report June 19
Wheat trends mixed with declines and seven futures contracts shown for July September and December. Corn and oats drift higher while rye and barley list varied quotes. Soybeans and respond keys appear mixed with price levels noted for No 2 white and yellow corn futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Chicago Produce Prices Market Report
June 19 report shows receipts across categories with fresh graded firsts at 2,250 and 21 2 percent current receipts. poultry steady with hens 17-18 cents and broilers 17-44 cents. butter market weak with receipts 18,951. cheese and Longhorns listed with varying prices. overall market activity in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fort Worth Produce Prices Report
Fort Worth June 19 market notes show poultry prices for spring chicking and hens, turkeys and turkey hens with prices listed. Fees and candied items referenced along with butter and creamery butter at 19 percent in a brief agricultural listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Boston Wool Market Shows Moderate Volume Amid steady Demand
In the Boston wool market for the week, sales were moderate but activity remained, with Boston houses handling new wools from producing regions. Medium fleeces showed fair demand and strength in prices, Texas wools saw good activity to buyers with secured deliveries at 60 85 cents for eight months and 70 78 cents for twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Epct
Texac
New York Coffee Futures End Steady After Profit Taking
Trading shows early gains fading as profit taking and hedging offset actual coffee movement. Santos opened 3 to 7 higher, closed 2 to lower with 24 000 sales. JulyTah Sept 7.81, Dec 7.40, May 7.68, No 7. July 44. Sent 08 Dec 16, March 822, May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Copper
New York
Santos
eloMed
Santos Bourhen
Metals Market Notes From New York
Copper and tin held firm with copper futures around 3.08 and 7.40675 export value. tin steady near 51.18 with futures M40. Iron remained unchanged and lead steady at about 4.00 spot New York. Prices for East St. Louis and St. Louis futures mixed amid sparse trading, while antimany and other metals showed little change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East St. Lewis
St. Louie
Market notes on grain and poultry with pricing
Jagged listing shows Amarillo markets with basis, totes, receipts, and wheat car counts. Prices for No 1 grain, Milo, and various poultry items like Leghorn hens, colored hens, and turkeys are noted with partial figures and vendor mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leghorn
Tepone & Cabone
Limited Receipts of Killing Cattle Tonic for Prices
Kansas City reports cattle receipts at 11 markets total about 24,660, down from last week and year ago, with a steadier to stronger tone for slaughter steers and yearlings. Hogs decline with 29,000 receipts. lambs and sheep show slight gains in some areas, while cattle and vealers stay broadly firm to higher in price. Chicago top hogs at 9.70, mixed regional prices noted for steers, cows, and yearlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-Western Livestock Review
Kansas City
S. Dept. of Agriculture
Chicaga
Oklahoma
Chicago
Chicare
Idaho Range
St. Joseph
Texas
Kansas City Market Summary Report
Hog and cattle prices firm with mixed demand as hogs move at 89.20 for choice 200 head and cattle values show steady to higher on vealers and fed steers. Sheep and lambs rise with spring lambs near 38.00 and other lambs around 7.85 to 8.00. heifers and cows show varied gains across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wales
Live Stock Market Summary for Fort Worth Area
Fort Worth area markets report June 19 with hogs and cattle pricing. Hogs mostly steady with varied weights 89.20 to 185 280. packing sows steady to lower. Cattle and calves at 3,000 head with fat cattle and yearlings bidding lower. fat cows and bulls down. sheep and lambs steady with feeder lambs and yearlings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
S. Dept
Acarce
Oklahoma City
Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Kas
Dept. Agr
Livestock Prices Across Major Markets June Reported
Los Angeles and Oklahoma City bids show cattle and hogs trading unevenly with steady calves and variable sheep demand. Wichita and St Louis markets report softer hogs while Denver and Amarillo note weak beef and mixed stocker activity in mid June trading as packers move volumes.
Utility group shows steady strength in mid June market
In New York on June 19 associated press reports utility stocks led gains while overall market softened. Utilities rose despite price declines in wheat and corn and mixed moves in other sectors. notable gains occurred for Public Service of New Jersey and American Water Works amid broader activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Macmillen
Associated Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Pennyslvania
New York Central
Burlington
Norfolk & Western
Dme
Engineering News-Record
Printer’n Ink
Public Service of
New Jersey
Consolidated Gas
American Water Works
North American
United Gas Improvement
Markets in Brief round of trading in New York and Chicago
Markets in brief report from New York and Chicago notes uneven activity across stocks and bonds with utilities rebounding late selling, mixed curb on mining shares, and easy francs in foreign exchange. Cotton and sugar show buying, coffee near steady on liquidation pressure, wheat weak with rising selling, corn following, and cattle steady to 28 months with top steers around 12.25 while hogs fall 10 to 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Chicago
New York Cotton Closes Steady on Short Trade Range
New York cotton showed an irregular day with a mid day advance on Southwest crop worries, then a decline amid wheat weakness and better southern weather. Prices moved 10 to 18 points, closing 1 to 2 points higher. active months dipped 4 to 6 points but rebounded later. Port receipts stood at 4,495 and U S port stocks at 1,452,855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Stocks In The Spotlight On Active Trading
New York June 19 7p detailed closing figures show the fifteen most active issues with price changes. Names include North American Coal Pure Oil Union Gas Interstate Power Chrysler Mars Anaconda Copper South Pacific Ry Rapid & S Paramount Public Service Co General Motors Columbus Server NY Central and others with varied gains losses and no-change readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nywnh &H Ry
Nor & Western
Finncen
Ohio
Otis Elevator
Penick & Ford
Penney
Pullman Corp
RRA Radio Corp Speatene
Keith Orph
Reading Corps
Remington Rand
Steel
Republic SA
OA Rey Tobacco BR
Romy Royal Dutch Shell
Bwideater Safeway
L & San F
Ry Seaboard Scree Wwatant, Ag
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union Oi
Simms Pet
Skelly Oil
Socony Vacuum
South Cal Edison
South Pacific
Gas & Elec
Stone & Webb
Studebaker
Texas
Union Carbide
Biny AO
NEW Orlens
New Orleans
Cotton Union Oi
Cal
Union Pacific Ry
Uni Gas & Imp
Vanadium Steel
Warner Pictures
Wesson
Aly
Western Union
Korg Air Salveston Aeeres
Elec & Mfg
Mobile
Westworth Corp
Savannah
Allee Corp
Wright Aero
Klee
Am Steel Co
Eeteere
al Interior “Movement
Am Sugar
Humble Oil
1 Midge
Reds
Am Tel & Tel
Midwest
Nin & Hod Power
Memphis
St Rewia
Augusta
Vee G Py
St. Louis
Aly Little Rock
Fort Worth
Armour of
Montgomery
At&sfry
Atlanta
Pal
Aviation Corp
Associated Press
Baldwin Loco Oe Ik
HAO Ryeens
Rails Rails Indus
Util
Fran
Barnedall Oi
Dk al
Uncheae RA
Bendix Aviation
Adi
Reth Steel Ve
Hohn Aluminum
Horden Corp
Cerro de Paseo
Chea Corp
Colo & Souther
Abs
Indus
Rails
Gina Seer
Seavee
RB Ly Sry Ag
A Motors
High Tees
Caty Invey
Curtiss Wright Co
Dupont de Nemours
Krastman Kodak
Fox
Freeport
Fren Foods
Then Motors Orr
March & Pas
Goodrich Tire
I'S Rt
West Sugar
Howe Sound
Hupp Motors
Central
Harvester
Italien
Jananese
Deland Tahies Manvesite
Tel & Tel
Kelvinator Corp Ao
Atch Ton & Santa Fe
Kennett
Iis
Ralt & Ohio
Kresge
Can Pacific
Ford
Ches Lig & Myers
Mn & Chin
Jyear
Burlington & Q
Lou & Nashville
Rent Western
Rock Island
Low Gas
Great Northern
Ari Ae Mathieeoan
Tel & Televar
Keesport Tin
Miami Copper
Southern Bs
Mid-Con
Midland Steel Weaee
Bite
Mt Ay i
Pacific Cen
MK & T Ry
Nat Dairy
Montgomery Ward
Y Central Rf
Murray
Uthern
Nat Thrat
Southwest
Bellina
North Am Cop
Con Gas
U Uni Corp
Chrysler Mars
Ss. South Pacific Ry
M Rad & S
Paramount Dtf
Public Service NJ
Gen Motors
Columbas
Server Corp
E. NY Central
New Orleans Cotton Ends Flat With Modest Gains
New Orleans July cotton rose 4 points to 11.48 while December gained 1 point to 11.97 and January climbed to 11.25 as trading remained subdued. A weekly weather report showed mixed conditions across districts with insects hindering growth in some areas and favorable conditions in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Dorr
Cotton Textile Institute
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Futures Close Quiet
Cotton trading in Liverpool at 2,000 bales with 700 American. spot business moderate and prices unchanged. Quoted levels include American strict good middling 7.29 and strict low middling 6.69. Futures closed quiet with July 6.21 and later months from 6.01 to 5.92.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Galveston
Tex
F. O
Cotton market reports from New Orleans and Galveston
New Orleans spot cotton closed two points lower with sales 276 and various grade prices listed. Galveston spot closed steady with multiple grade quotations. Cottonseed oil in New York declined amid grain and lard weakness. Fort Worth reports cottonseed feed prices for Texas mills with several per ton quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Fort Worth
U.P
Western Feeders Supply Company
Texas Mills
Treasury Position Report June 17 192? Balance and Receipts
The treasury on June 17 shows receipts 71 209 917.51 dollars and expenditures 147 145 920.986 dollars. Customs receipts for the month amount to 16 832 434.49 dollars. Fiscal year receipts since July amount to 3 829 760 203.55 dollars with expenditures at 3 7 00 B . a net excess of 5 370 808.47 dollars and gold reserves around 9 979 964 101 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
Sugar Prices Edge Down on Light New Business in New York
New York sugar markets showed a firm tone early but new business remained light as 7,000 bags of cubed sugar moved from storage at 3.28 and 3.35 asks persisted. Futures closed firmer with slight gains while No. 2 contract moved 19.65 tons and No. 1 saw only one 30 ton lot change hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Sugar
New York
Rales
Dry Goods Market Report From New York Trade Center
In New York on June 79 wet goods were steady with quiet activity. Worsted dress goods showed moderate demand for fall cutting while raw silk weaving remained unchanged. Raven fabrics and ateust helvore references appear in market notes as firmer and steadier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beter Cell
Raven
Ateust Helvore
Wildcat oil operator W H Roeser dies suddenly at home
W H Roeser of Fort Worth, 60, died of a heart attack two hours after news that his discovery well in Anderson County had produced oil. He had pursued oil in Texas since 1901 and leaves a wife Ethel a son and a daughter and brother Charlie Roeser. Funeral plans await eastern relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
W. H. Roeser
Roeser
Anderson County
Roester
Texas
Charlies Roeser
Ethel Roeser
Oil Increases In Furneaux Well South Of Ridge
An oil pool south of the granite ridge grows stronger as the No 1 Furneaux of Bell Company in section 110 block B-2 H&GN survey yields a top wash pay of 4060 and daily output climbs from 50 barrels to 150–175. The well, seven miles south of the Bowers pool, shows strong prospects for further development south of the ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Ridge
Furneaux
Bell Company
H&gn
Bowers Pool
New Title Suits in East Texas Field
The Texas Supreme Court took up titles to oil land in Gregg County where Gulf Production Company won 1.81 acres with a producing well. It sent back questions on compensation for drilling expenses and damages for oil already produced to the district court. The court will also rule on two boundary disputes in Pecos County Yates field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.P
State Supreme Court
Gulf Production Company
Gregg County
Angus Spear
Gulf Company
District Court
Yates
Pecos County
H. B. Davenport
Federal Royalty Company
Travis County
Fort Worth
Motor Division
State Railroad Commission
Khiva Shrine Dance Friday Night
Khiva Shrine plans a Friday dance on June 21 starting at 9 p.m. Many out of town members are expected. Admission is $1 per couple under current cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khiva Shrine
Lads of Sir Galahad Return From Palo Duro Camp
Rev. Frederick A. Foster and the Lads of Sir Galahad from St. Andrew's Church return from a camping trip at Palo Duro State Park. All members enjoyed the outing with the group including Clifton Henderson Elton Simmons Meredith Bloom Frank Bonner A V Bryan Harry McAlister Norman Isaacs J C Isaacs Sonny McGinley Edgar DeLaho Jack Vaughn Jack Bain Bobby Russell Charles Burgess Hugh Cunningham J F E Diffee David Hamrick John Boyer Billy Keys and Lester Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Foster
Sir Galahad
St. Andrew's Church
Palo Duro State Park
Foster
Rev. Foster
Clifton Henderson
Elton Simmons
Meredith Bloom
Frank Bonner
A. V. Bryan
Harry McAlister
Norman Isaacs
J. C. Isaacs
Sonny McGinley
Edgar DeLaho
Jack Vaughn
Jack Bain
Texas oil fight expands with McCraw move on 650000 barrels
In Austin Attorney General William McCraw filed in 126th district court seeking confiscation and sale of 650000 barrels of oil and products linked to R. J. McMurrey and others. The action follows four federal suits challenging the state seizure statute and aims to tap value as disputes continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
William McCraw
126Th District Court
R. J. McMurreyv
McCraw
McMurrey
Asst
W. J
Dick) Holt
Foreign exchange rates move in New York on June 19
On June 19 in New York the foreign exchange market shows irregularities with interbank rates for Great Britain at around 4.93 dollars, France at about 6.66, Italy near 8.24, and several European and international currencies quoted in both demand and cable forms. Bilateral rates also list Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Finland and other currencies with nominal or cable values across 60 day bills and cash equivalents.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
New York Money Market Report Summary
Call money steady at 4 percent for day loans. Time loans for 69 to 90 days offered at 4 percent. 4 to 6 month period loans offered with prime commercial power at 4 to 4.5 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged. Rediscount rate at New York Reserve Bank 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Money
New York
N. Y. Reserve Bank
Writs of error granted in Yates boundaries cases
The Texas Supreme Court granted writs of error in two boundary dispute suits tied to the Yates oil field. Davenport et al versus the state and federal royalty company et al versus the state had been appealed from Travis County. The cases involve zigzag boundary lines and contested dependent survey placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Supreme Court
Yates
Whiteside
HB. Davenport
Federal Royalty Company
Et al
Travis County
No. 1 Ware & Wilson Produces 10 Barrels an Hour
No 1 Ware and Wilson of Roeser Pendleton Inc finally brought in 10 barrels an hour through a one half inch choke. The weir adds a sizeable extension to the Cayuga field to the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayuga
U.P
Ware & Wilson
Roeser & Pendleton, Inc
Cayuga Field
Oil well test results in Armstrong survey reach Austin chalk depths
Rusk Texas June 19 Scott and Turpins Whiteman Decker No 1 in the Armstrong survey cored the Austin chalk at 5 265 69 feet. In the same area the Wood Young No 4 was reported to have topped the Austin at 4 940 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane County
U.P
Cranfill Brothers & American Liberty
Rusk
Scott and
Turpin
Austin
Continental Oil reports 17000 bbls daily potential at Edmond well
From Ponca City sources Continental Oil Company announces Young No 2 six miles west of Edmond Okla shows potential production of 17000 barrels daily after an hour test of 735 barrels. The well reaches 6718 feet with 6328 feet to bottom as pipeline from Oklahoma City to the Edmond pool connects to Ponca City refinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond
Okla
Fort Worth
Continental Oil Company
Ponca City
Edemond
Payland
Continental
Edmond Pool
Oklahoma City
Edmund
College Library Sought by Canyon College
Special to The News Canyon June 19 A two thousand dollar library building will be asked by the West Texas State Teachers College of the Public Works Administration. Dr J A Hill president left for Fort Worth to file formal application for the building and to arrange bids for other PWA projects including Cousins Hall addition a home economics practice house ten student cottages and completion of the boys dormitory for fall semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousins
PWA
June 19 A.R-C. W Pip dies from Sunday night crash injuries
W Pip was injured in a late Sunday automobile collision near Brady and succumbed to his injuries in a local hospital today. The deceased is identified as A.R-C. Pip, whose full name and details appear in regional records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
A.r—C. W Pippens
Here
210 New Wells for East Texas First Half June
Kilgore Texas report shows 210 wells completed in the East Texas field in the first half of June. Total wells rose from 17,429 on June 1 to 17,630 on June 15, raising daily allowable production from 460,895 to 466,222 barrels and hourly potential from 13,247,495 to 13,398,105 barrels. Fifty-six new wells deemed marginal bring the total marginal wells to 2,904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilgore
O.R
East Texas
Engineering Department
East Texas Division
Railroad Commission
Thompson to Seek Re election as Texas Railroad Chief
Col F O Thompson chairman of the Texas Railroad Commission said he will seek re election in 1934. He noted talk of a gubernatorial run if Gov Allred shifts to the Senate and said he plans no other moves. He added the Texas oil situation is in good shape but investigators are probing reports of large quantities of hot oil being shipped into Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
F. O. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
Thompson
James V. Allred
United States
Texas
Magnolia Petroleum and Pipe Line Offices to be Abolished
Dallas June 19 The office of vice president and general manager of the Magnolia Petroleum Company and Magnolia Pipe Line Company will be eliminated. The president will assume those duties, D A Little president of the two concerns said today. The office was left vacant by the death of Ralph Kinslee on June 8 S B Sinclair named assistant to President Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
U.P
Tide Water Oil Company
Simms Oil Company
Edward T. Moore
Simms Company
Simms
Tide Water
Moore
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Magnolia Pipe Line Company
D. A. Little
Ralph
Kinslee
Sinclair
Little
Young Democrats Bank on Night Dance at The Nat Tonight
Potter County Young Democrats host an informal 9 pm dance at The Nat with reduced admission for members. Tom Seay, president, says entry is by membership card and all Young Democrats and friends are invited. The entry policy emphasizes club affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
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