Cotton Market Rallies After Opening Decline on Weather Hope
New York June 20 The cotton market opened lower then firmed as traders priced in continued dry weather in the southwest and improving cotton goods trade. October rose to 28.46 and settled near 28.36 with a general market gain of 12 to 26 points. July futures climbed to 23.65 while December reached 23.63 before paring gains, with a late-day lift from forecasts for generally fair weather over the weekend. Exports today were 1,482 bales from Houston.
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South
Texas
Liverpool
Drouthstricken
Houston
Wheat market dips after early rise amid new supply hopes
Chicago Wheat prices fell late after a brief early advance as a bulge to the week's low points spurred selling. July and September contracts closed lower while corn and oats declined on wheat action and favorable corn weather. hogs pushed provisions higher. In New York, cotton goods markets held steady with firmer close, while yarns and textiles showed activity in wholesale and retail channels.
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Kansas
New York
Yokohama
New Orleans Futures Close Steady in Cotton Market
New Orleans June 20 cotton futures closed steady with gains of 14 to 21 points as March and July contracts rose. Open highs lows and closes show market firmness, with notable activity across January, March, July, and December positions. In New York, cotton also closed steady with gains of 12 to 26 points, reflecting broad uplifts in multiple months.
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New Orleans
New York
Poultry Prices Mixed in Chicago Market Report
Chicago market roundup lists live poultry prices with fowls at 214 to 37, broilers 26 to 35, roosters 13, turkeys 20, ducks 18 to 28, geese 138 to 22 for June 20.
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Chicago
Potatoes Prices Steady in New Stock Markets
Chicago reports new potato stocks with prices in various regions. Oklahoma and Arkansas sacks rise to 2.00 2.50 per unit, North Carolina barrel cobblers 4.00 4.50, Virginia barrel cobblers 4.85, Wisconsin and Michigan sacked round whites 1.00 1.25, bulk 1.05 1.25, old stock steady.
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United States Bond Quotes From New York Market
Associated Press reports U S bonds with Liberty 34s at 101.5 first 4s at 102.24 second 49s at 101.17 third 43s at 101.30 fourth 44s at 102.81 U S Treasury 48 at 103.20 and U S Treasury 438 at 107.18.
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Foreign exchange rates steady world wide June report
New York on June 20 reports steady foreign exchange values with Britain at 4.859 for demand and 4.86 on cables, sixty day bills on banks 4.889, France at 4.714 demand and 4.72 on cables, Italy 3.84, Belgium 4.67, Germany 93.81, Tokyo 40 percent, and Montreal 1.001-64.
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Wichita Livestock Market Report Summary
Wichita market notes June 20 reports higher receipts for hogs at top bid 13.00 and bulk 12.909. Fat cattle logs up to 13.00 with idle receipts about 100. Veal and stockers show gains for the week. Sheep receipts none.
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Wichita
Oklahoma cattle and hog receipts report
By Associated Press from Oklahoma City on June 20 cattle receipts 50 steady best yearlings nine dollars, grass fed steers six to seven twenty five, choice cows four fifty to five dollars, calves seven fifty. Hog receipts 500 higher top thirteen dollars and five cents, bulk twelve fifty to thirteen, stockers eleven to eleven seventy five, packing sows eleven twenty five to eleven fifty.
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Weather outlook for the western and central United States
High pressure over the central Rocky Mountains and low pressure off the north Atlantic coast shape a mixed pattern. Temperatures rise in the Rocky Mountain region and central and upper Mississippi valley. Showers occurred in eastern New Mexico western and eastern Texas and Colorado. Tonight and Sunday look partly cloudy with little temperature change.
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Chicago and regional livestock market report June 20
Cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts across Chicago, East St. Louis, and regionals show mixed prices for week totals. Grain fed steers and yearlings range $8.75 to $10.50, hogs top around $18.05, fat cattle $4.35 to $6.90, veal calves $9.00 to $10.00, and maturing lambs $14.00 to $16.15, with various stockers and feeders listed.
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Cattle and hog receipts mix from Fort Worth and Wichita markets
Fort Worth and Wichita livestock markets report mixed receipts on June 20. Cattle totals around 1,100 with varied prices for beeves calves and yearlings, hogs about 400 with top $13.10 and bulk $12.75 to 13. The Fort Worth report notes lambs and sheep stalls, while Wichita shows hogs higher and cattle mostly steady to firm with weak spots.
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Amarillo Livestock Market Rises with Higher Prices
Amarillo livestock sales show an uptick with packers paying up to 12.50 per unit. Bulk of sales settle around 12.40 to 12.50, top cuts reaching 10.75.
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Wellington Gets Chrysler Agency
Special to The News from Wellington June 20 reports R P Storseth of Amarillo and Andrew Schlegel of Shamrock arranging a building in Wellington where Chrysler cars will be demonstrated and sold. Both men have extensive experience in automotive sales and service.
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District Court Closes This Week With Light Docket
This April term ends in the district court as jurors are summoned for a light docket. Names listed include B. Christian, George Hill, J. Clements, C. Payne, J. Box, Hayden Humphrey, A. Borgstrom, H. C. Russell, I. O. Betty, A. Kronbeck, E. Campbell, F. O. Bennett, R. O. Kincaid, R. A. Mack, Carl Duniven, L. W. Patton, M. C. Roberts, Grover Bishop, H. D. Patterson, Hugh Tolleson, J. K. Boyce, F. F. Phillips Jr., F. R. Bush, W. F. Janzen, R. V. Cartwright, J. W. Berkley, John Tinkle, Royce Gant, Ben Smith, B. E. McCornich, J. F. Craig, C. P. Atwood, S. H. Carter, J. T. Moody, C. P. Hutchings, R. E. Hanson, Frank King, H. E. Exum, W. H. Henderson, W. A. Evans.
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Vega Man Charged With Dry Violation
Arey Burns of Vega was charged with possession for sale and transporting whiskey after sheriff's deputies seized six gallons from his car stored in a local garage. The whiskey consisted of three one gallon jars and a three gallon jug. The article also notes the United States has four million acres planted to potatoes.
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