Markets Report from Kansas City Wichita and Chicago Livestock Prices
Livestock trade figures from Kansas City and Wichita on March 2 show cattle, hogs, and sheep moving at varied prices. Kansas City lists cattle and calves steady with beef steers up to 8.75, hogs higher with tops near 12.60, and lambs around 16.25 to 16.50. Wichita shows hogs up to 12.50 and cattle firm to strong with steers around 6.50, cows 4 to 8, veal 4 to 10. Chicago market records hogs rising to 12.70 and cattle at 8.50 to 11 for steers and 11.75 for best yearlings, with lambs at 17.25 to 17.75.
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices Report March 2
Oklahoma City cattle 2200 head steady with beeves 6.50 to 7.75, choice cows 6, calves 10. Hogs 3200 head higher, top 12.80, Polk 11.90 to 12.75, packing cows 21, pigs 10.50. St Louis hogs 33000 higher, butchers 12.80 to 12.85, top 12.90, pigs 10.59 to 11.50, packer sows 11.25 to 11.50. Cattle 3500 active, beef steers 7.50 to 9.35, cows 5 to 6, Bologna bulls 4.50 to 4.85, canners 2.25 to 2.75, light feeders 13.25. Sheep 12, strong, native lambs 17 to 17.25, culls 14 to 15, owes 9.75.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Oklahoma City
Polk
ST. Louis
Fort Worth Livestock Cattle Steady in Market Report
Fort Worth stockyards report shows 4,000 cattle sold including 1,000 calves with prices holding steady. Trade steady across classes as buyers and sellers assessed demand in a brisk market.
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Fort Worth
Local Poultry Prices and Egg Market Notes
Market listing shows Prices for hens and roosters by weight such as 4 pounds and over hens and under 4 pounds, Leghorn hens, roosters, stags, capons in several weight ranges, hens and tom turkeys with weights, and butter and eggs sold at market value. Includes egg cases price and fillers.
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Leghorn Hens Springs
K. D
Amaranillo Grain and Livestock Prices Across Commodities
Amarillo market prices list grain rates for wheat maize kafir oats rye barley and cotton related stock prices for beeves stockers fat cows hogs sheep and lambs with ranges for futures and spot values and top quotes for hogs and lambs across categories.
Kansas City Cash Close and Commodity Quotes
Commodity prices from wheat corn kafir and rye show mixed closes from Kansas City New York New Orleans and Chicago markets with figures for No 1 to No 5 grades and futures for March May July October and December across hard red white yellow mixed kafir Milo oats rye. General repairs at 112 W 7th.
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Darko
Kafir
WQS Sryos
LESNO
Bly
Chicago
Cattlemen Welcome at Home City Convention
Cowmen are welcomed to Home City today with events at the Amarillo hotel at 7 pm and a dance at Hotel Palo Duro. Visitors may inspect cattle for sale at the fair grounds and Western stockyards throughout the day with no charge. Many trades are expected as the convention progresses.
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Amarillo
Palo Duro
Death of J A Stinson Jr 9 after four weeks illness
J A Stinson Jr nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Stinson died at 130 Monday morning at the family home 306 Louisiana avenue after a four week illness. Funeral services are set for 4 pm Tuesday at the home with Rev F W O Malley and Rev G H Bryant officiating. Pallbearers are four uncles C G C D J T and W B Stinson. Burial will be in Llano cemetery under Griggs Undertaking company.
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J. A. Stinson, Jr
J. A. Stinson
Louisiana Avenue
F. W. O'Malley
G. H. Bryant
C. G
C. D
J. T
W. B. Stinson
Llano
Griggs Undertaking Company
Miami Chamber weighs fair exhibit for Tri-State show
The Miami Chamber of Commerce executive committee planned a one day community fair to select exhibits for Amarillo Tri-State fair next fall. The event will also feature a free barbecue and old timers reunion. Ida McCord and Jess Ratcliff are jailed in Potter County on abortion charges with $3,500 bail each. Fannie Fox hospitalized.
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Miami
Miami Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Ida McCord
Jess Ratcliff
Potter County
Fannie Fox
Sheriff's Department
Market roundup and stock listings headline
New Orleans and New York stock quotes appear with mixed gains and losses. Names such as American Smelter American Locomotive General Motors Texaco and Westinghouse show varied percentages while Malcolm Aye of Manhattan Kansas visits for several days with Chansler Weymouth.
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New York
American Smelter
Atchison
American Locomotive
American Telephone
Middle States
Marland Dhes
Busou Ee Ace
Baldwin
Eaateret Leather
Chalmers
Crucible Steel
General Motors
Yee A. Krepntnott Oo
Coveee
Sincleir Spss
Studebaker
Texaco
Lee T. & P. Coal and Oil
N. B. Steel
Westinghouse
Malcolm Aye
Manhattan
Kan
Chansler Weymouth
Musicale Tea and Reception at Hotel Palo Daro for Panhandle Livestock Ladies
A musical tea and reception will honor visiting ladies from the Panhandle Livestock Producers Association. The event starts at 2:30 PM Tuesday in the Polly Garden of Hotel Palo Daro, hosted by local cattlemen’s wives. Mrs. Chansler Weymouth chairs entertainment. committees and helpers are listed for lobby, doors, rest rooms, tea tables, and flower duties.
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Hotel
Palo Daro
Convention of Panhandle ,Livestock Producers’ Association
Hotel Palo Daro
Amarillo Florist
St. Patrick’s
Chansler Weymouth
R.S. Thompson
R. B. Masterson
Arnold
E. A. Dawson
Tom Curtis
Bob Puckett
H. EB. Smith
Polly Garden
C. T. Hering
William O’brien
Grady Nobles
J. O. Curtis
D. Sloan Kruser
Ted Houghton
W. E. Hering
W. H. Fuqua
Fred Horsbaugh
O. P. Jones
Margaret Williams Wins Ad Gram and Essay Contest
The first prize of the Ad Gram Cross-Word Puzzle and Essay contest goes to Margaret Williams of Lucerne Apartments 1105 Polk Street for a correct puzzle solution and a 25 word essay. Second prize of $2 goes to C. B. Eubanks Hereford Box 371 for a correct solution and a clever essay.
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Margaret Williams
Lucerne Apartments
Polk Street
C. B. Eubanks
Hereford
the Globe
Emma Swearingen Dies in Fire at Blackwell Home
Nine year old Emma Swearingen died in a blaze that destroyed her parents Dillard and Mrs Swearingen home in Blackwell Oklahoma. The fire started from an overheated gas range and a falling roof trapped Emma as her father rescued two other children. The scene was at 113 West Seventh.
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Blackwell
Okla
Emma Swearingen
Dillard Swearingen
Emma
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Wichita Livestock Wichta Kan
Mar
Chicago Livestock
N. S. Griggs
Taylor St
Coca Cola
Coca Cola Bottling Company
J. F. Bromert
D.C
Western
Amarili.o Produce
LPC
Amarillo Grain
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
Texas
F. C. Higgins
Mgr
New Orleans
W. 7Th
Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank
G. Timon
First National Bank
J.A. Stinson, JR
WBC
Fes
Aiseen
Sonny Holiday
Douge Sessetek
Dreamland
Nat
J. E. Langston
Blackburn Bldg
R. C. Ware
Jim Beverly
Roy Williams
Felice Stinnett
West
Ross Rogers
Jack Puckett
Tom Coble
B. W. Grogan
North Side
West End
C. T. Ward
W. L. Chenault
A. S. Stinnett
Albert Bivins
Center
Miles Bivins
W. R. Ozier
W.E. Bennett
B. T. Ware
Sam Vaughn
Henry Harding
Lee Bivins
Frances Charless
Earl Fuqua
Arthur Ware
James Shelton
Mel Smith
Henry Ansley
Nell Grogan
Lola Word
Winnie Mae Word
Ernestine Smith
Mary Masterson
Mary
Sadie Claude Curtis
Mrs
Joe Sneed
J. N. Beasley Bank of Commerce Bldg
Sondy Highlands
County Farm
James A. Bush
East 5Th Street
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THORS
City Light & Water ‘Co
Lincoln Paints
West 6Th St
Amarillo Building & Loan
Taylor Street
Cunningham
Cunningham’s
the Junior Coffee Company
Johnson Street
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