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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1925

Page

12

Cotton Seed of New York Market Movements Marks End of Week

Cotton prices eased near month end as contracts closed lower by four points for near months and 36 points wetter for late months. May liquidation appeared amid a generally steady week finish. Trade included offerings of 25 barrels against April contracts, with prime crude at 10.00 and spot yellow around 10.8 percent. May 11.13 and July 11.54, September 11.85, October 11.45 bids all facing buys.

Liverpool Prines Ton Spet House Hecent Manchester Cotton Seed New York Seles Tosbarrela Eteber

Wheat market unsettled on better New Orleans session

In New Orleans on March 25 the cotton market opened lower with heavy selling from long and short positions. Prices for July and October dominated trading, while July futures showed a net drop of about 34 to 40 points from day’s high. Across markets, sugar and other grains reflected mixed signals, with exports cited as a positive near-term indicator despite broad uncertainty.

New Orleans Senate Jhly Liverpool Texas Oklahoma United Come

Butter and Eggs Market Report from Chicago

Butter prices declined and eggs also dropped on the Chicago market. Creamery extras and various standards moved, with lower quotes for extra firsts and seconds.

Chicago

Coffee futures rise on covering as Brazil steadies

Coffee markets opened with a 10 to 17 point advance on covering by recent sellers and steadier cabies from Brazil. The session closed three to six points higher, with estimated 28,000 sales. May 18.8, July 17.80, September 16.85, October 16.75, December 16.51, Rio 7s 204, Santos 4s 25 to Cost and freight offers.

Coffee New York Cabies Brazil Rio 7 Santos 4

Silk sales lift prices as markets ease in week end

Dry Goods NEW YOK reports a week end recovery with raw silk up ten cents per pound amid price declines. Spot burlape falls 15 points while Calcutta markets rise. Cotton goods stay quiet and print cloths drop 4 cents from a prior level.

Poundi Calcutta

Foreign exchange rates in New York report

New York on March 28 reports Great Britain demand 4.77 216, cables 4.779-16, 60 day bills on banks 4.733-16. France demand 5.26, cables 5.26. Italy demand 4.084, Belgium 5.124, Germany 23.80, Tokio 412, Montreal 99 29-32.

Foreign Exchange New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Tokio Montreal

Potatoes Pricing Snapshot From Regional Markets

The listing shows bulk russet potatoes in Michigan at 1.00 per unit, Red River chips in Blenhamota rough sacks at 1.10 to 1.20, and Idaho sacks of russets priced between 2.40 and 2.55, indicating regional price variation.

Michigan Blanenota Idaho

Poultry Prices Move Higher In Chicago Markets

Chicago market report shows poultry prices advancing with fowls at 28, springers 20, roosters 19, turkeys 23, ducks 80, geese 18. Details indicate a broad rise across species as buyers show steady demand.

Chicago

Leadership Boldness Needed to Sustain Coolidge Administration

If leadership is to survive in America, it is imperative that President Coolidge asserts himself. The statement urges a strong public voice and decisive action from the president to stabilize governance and reassure observers of steady policy direction.

America Coolidge

Kansas and Chicago livestock prices for week update

Cattle and hog markets show steady to mixed weekly quotes from Kansas City and Chicago. Beefs, steers and heifers range roughly eight to ten dollars, while hogs move from about 12 to 16 dollars per cwt with distinct regional variations and top prices noted. Sheep and lambs command mid-teens to twenty depending on weight and quality, with canner and feeder categories also listed.

Fort Worth Livestock Market Prices Report

Fort Worth Cattle 1100 head including 50 calves. Beves steady stockers around 3.21 to 7.00. Fat cows 1.25 to 1.50, bulls about 3.50 to 7.00. Hogs 500 steady top 13.20, bulk 12.50, packing sows 12.00 to 12.75, pigs 8.00. Sheep 300 steady lambs 15.00 to 16.50, ewes 12.06 to 13.00, yearlings 10.00 to 11.00, stockers 5.00.

Kansas Sresedy Fort Worth Fort Woith Beeves Apt Enoy

Oklahoma livestock market report with steady hogs and cows

Oklahoma cattle and hog market notes show steady demand for hogs at top $15.10 and cows at $6.00 to $7.00. Stockers quoted steady with buyers active.

Hog and cattle prices steady in Wichita market report

Wichita prices show hogs at 300 head, top 13.50, bulk 12.96 to 15.10. Cattle for the week mostly steady for butcher stock, calves and bulls slipping, best thin stock steers steady, off grade weaker, sows and cows weak to lower amid mixed demand and margins.

Wichita

Senator Bledsoe lauds Tech college funding praises

Special to The News from Lubbock reports Senator W. H. Bledsoe after Austin duties says the legislature produced fair and adequate appropriations for Texas Technological College and other institutions. He notes state finances stay within three million dollars of revenue and predicts no special session unless new conditions arise. Bledsoe credits Representative J. W. Wester for strong Tech support and mentions his own four-year term draw in the senate.

Lubbock Texas Technological College Austin W. H. Biedsoe Senate Bledsoe Ferguson Solons Tech College J. W. Wester Laibbock Tech

Medal Awarded for Claude Lake Bravery

Mrs. Carrie E. Hammer of 808 Johnson Street received the Carnegie medal for her husband Schuyler W. Hammer who died January 13, 1924, saving friends John R. Hayhurst and Glen A. Randall near Claude Texas. She also will receive $80 monthly for five years. the inscription honors the deed and Andrew Carnegie’s fund.

Carrie E. Hammer Johnson Street Claude Schuyler W. Hammer John R. Hayhurst Glen A. Randall Texas Andrew Carnegie

Daring Rescue That Ended In Tragic Waters Play

An account describes a person named Ge Yilidle and Randall rushing to save friends drowning while White and Gena As Randall watch. A stammering effort to save both the mother and son unfolds as waves pull them under. The final wave severs their chances of aid from shore as the dark waters claim the last of them.

Growth in High School Graduates Prompts Call for Guidance

Six times as many boys and girls will graduate from public high schools this year than a quarter century ago. About 112000 will enter college and 50600 other institutions. Guidance is urged to help students choose and prepare for vocations. Education offers broad service, with teachers guiding and preserving valuable knowledge. Women enter more administration and research. men rise in teaching. The education field expands into administration, research, and varied teaching roles to meet population growth and higher standards.

Marmola Tablets Promise Easy Weight Loss Plan

Simple four daily tablet regimen offers rapid weight loss without dieting or exercise claim. Mercury Marmola Co advertises cheap boxes from druggists or direct mail order with notes on lazy path to slender figures. Also promotes Dickey's Eye Water in bright red folding box from all druggists.

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