Moderate Rallies Shown In Cotton Market
Opening decline gave way to rallies on covering and tradeway as market softened late. May and October contracts slipped from intraday highs, closing near the day’s losses amid mixed signals on weather, demand, and southern spot strength. Selling pressure in Liverpool and pressure from dry weather reports influenced trading, with expectations of the weekly weather bureau note shaping sentiment.
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Associated Press
York
Laverpool Unt
Weather Bureau
Texas
South
Liverpool
Downward Swing in Wheat Markets Reported
In Chicago on May 5 the bread and feed stuffs market showed a clear downward swing for wheat and rye while corn and oats rose. Liverpool's drop in wheat contracts weighed on prices. May wheat fell to 1.60 net, July to 1.51. Corn rose 2.4c, oats and provisions followed corn higher amid talk of delivery difficulties. A vessel charter for 600,000 bushels of rye to Chicago from Duluth dampened rye values. Provisions mirrored corn's strength.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Duluth
Butter prices and grades rise at Chicago creamery
Chicago reports higher butter prices with creamery extras at 40 and standards 404, stock noting higher firsts and seconds. Ordinary firsts 27, storage pack extras Jv, and firsts 203.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Foreign Exchange Rates Notice
Associated Stress reports on day’s foreign rates. Great Britain demand 4.85, cables 4.869. France demand 6.24, cables 5.24. Italy 4.209, Belgium 5.06 percent, Germany 23.80, Tokio 424 demand, Montreal 140 1-02.
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Associated Stress
NEW York
May
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Tokio
Montreal
Call Money Rates In New York Markets May 5
Call money was easy with highs of 82 and lows around 8 percent. Ruling rate 3 and a half percent. Closing bid 3 and a half, offered at 39. Last loan 34. Call loans against acceptances 32. Time loans steady at sixty and ninety days. Four and six months at 4 and 4. Prime commercial paper at 33 1/4 cents.
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Associated Pross
New York
Bond quotes drift in New York listings May 5
United States bonds quotes show Liberty Five Tens at 100.31 with first discount 102.2 second 4s 101.8 third 448 101.20 and fourth 4s 102.8 U S Treasury 45 at 101.18 U S Treasury 43s 4.2 and related treasury notes in modest moves across the board.
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NEW York
United States
Liberty S
U. & Treasury
Kansas City cattle and hog market receipts and prices report
Regional market bulletin from Wichita dated May 4 records cattle and hog receipts with steady to higher quotes. Cattle include calves 1500 and stockers and feeders around 4.00 to 8.25, steers 10.10 to 11.00, beef cattle 4.10 to 10.00, hogs around 10.60 to 11.00, sows and stock pigs also noted. Sheep receipts about 6000 with lambs around 12.26 to 18.00 and ewes near 7.25 to 9.25.
Port Worth Market Receipts and Prices May 5
Port Worth market report shows cattle receipts 22 with prices for calves and cows, hogs mostly steady with top at 11.20 and bulk around 10.75 to 11.15, packing notes about 5,000. Sheep receipts 1.2 thousand with lambs at 12.06 and feeders 9.00 to 11.00, yearlings 8.00 to 10.00, wethers 7.00 to 5.00, ewes 6.00 to 7.00, stockers 3.50 to 5.00.
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Port Worth
Chicago Hog and Cattle Prices May 5 Report
Chicago market summary shows hog receipts 21,000 with top at 12.43, packing sows 10.25, slaughter hogs mixed 10.75, heavy and light hogs around 11.00, cattle receipts 11,000 with fed steers yearlings to 11.56, veal calves up to 9.00, sheep receipts 17,000 with clippers 13.50 to 14.00 and spring lambs at 17.00. no action on wooled lambs.
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Associated Press
Chicago
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report May 5
East St Louis market summary shows hogs receipts 18 000 lower top $11 55 bulk $11 25 11 50 lights and pigs 11 25 packer sows 60 68 75 cattle receipts 4 000 active top light steers 11 15 heavy kinds 9 50 bulk 8 75 9 75 calves 9 25 69 25 heifers upward to 10 75 bulk cows 5 75 7 00 calves received also several 2 50 3 00 bulls 4 75 5 25 sheep receipts 1 000 steady clipped lambs 13 75 spring lambs 16 00 16 50 clipped ewes 7 00 7 50.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Texas
East St. Louis
Associaice i Jess
ST. Louis
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices May 5
Cattle receipts 600 steady fed yearlings eight fifty short fed seven to eight dollars, choice dealers seven. Hogs receipts 1,000 lower top eleven and five cents, bulk ninety to one hundred ten dollars, stockers eight fifty to nine twenty five.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Chicago Cotton Prices End Lower On Weather
Chicago cotton markets closed four to fifteen points down as weak cables and favorable weather spurred selling. Closing prices were May 24.04, July 23.90, October 22.98, December 23.20, and January 23.10.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Coffee futures close lower on May 5 amid light sales
New York quotes show May 17.15, July 15.80, September 14.74, October 14.60, December 14.24, January 14.00, March 13.71 as futures end in the red. Spot coffee remains easy with Rio 7s 19 and Santos 22397 1233. cost and freight offers include Bourbon 3s and Ss at 21.
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Associated Press
New York
Santos
Public Record Deeds and Transfers Noted in State Ledger
Public record items list dozens of warranty deeds transfers and deeds of trust across multiple parcels including Bik numbers and dollar amounts from $19.00 to $6000.00. Names such as Speeretux Campbell Judd Adams Powell Newsom Henson Cooper and Frame appear with locations Edgefield Bakle Plemons and G. Frame as well as entities Panhandle Lumber Co and Standard & L. accompany the entries. The report concludes with Associated Press news from New York May 5 noting cotton cloths quietness, switch inquiries at lower prices, and softer burlaps linen and wool goods demand.
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W. L. Speeretux
T. L. Campbell
W. Judd
M. Adams
Plemons
Wales Madden
W. E. Routh
Madden
Myre M. Powell
B. Newsom
Hughes
Myrtle M. Powell
Roberts Place
di Craig
Oliver
Eakle
J. T. Clark
Sylvia Boswell
Pr. N. Adkinson
Dunn
O,t
Mra. M. ©. Guerre
T. B. Gallahan
J. Hts
N. A. Rookwood
M. C. Guerre
F. A. Wilbanks
Ren Henson
Db. Hes
FE. T. Parton
W. A. Kerr
Enkle
G. C. Odom
Edgefield
Siicbe’ Nunn
Bet
A. Cooper
Myra W. Cooper
Allen Barly
B. H. Capers
Bik
Bakle
E. M. Ratcliff
Ama
Bank & Trust
J. H. Brizendine
J. F. Hail
Nat'l Bank, Land
Mechanic’s
Jo. Brizendine
J. G. Frame
Associated Press
New York
Property transfers and liens listed in Plemons area record
A list of property transfers, affidavits, and trust entries across multiple blocks in the Plemons and Memons districts. Names include J E Parks, Pottinger, Hancock, Oliver, Edwards, Conkling, Brumbelow, Langfords, Herring, Twaddell, Burkhalter, Witt, Harper, Logan, Summers, Mathews, and others. Amounts noted include $15,000, $130, $4,000, and $21,360.00, with multiple block references such as Bik and Blk and Plemons areas.
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L. B. Conkling
J. “McCaskey
J. M. Edelen
A Brumbelow
Ae Langfords
N. Callagher
J. V. Pottinger
C. T. Herring
M. N. Twaddell
F. Holloman
O. T
J. ©. Burkhalter
Leora Roberts
J. Hte
G. R. Christian
A. O. Herring
Tre
Ford Sub
F. L. Garner
A. P. McSwain
Plemons
Pikes Cotten
Witt
W. R. Harper
C. C
R. E. Logan
W. B. Perryman
FE. O. Thompson
United States Bank
G. CG
Mathews
A. P. Mesarain
R. J. Ingram
Evening Car Connections Crown Lamesa and Lubbock
Lamesa to First State Bank at 2 00 and Fritz Drug Store at 2 50 and Thomas Drug Store at 3 30. Ar Lubbock Merrill Hotel at 6 00. We make connections at Lamesa for Big Spring and at Lubbock for trains and line cars to Crosbyton and Amarillo.
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