Cotton declines followed by rally in York market
In York May 27 the cotton market opened steady then fell from 22.60 to 22.95, closing at 22.72 with near-term prices mixed. A private crop report boosted futures late, while selling and weather news weighed. May and July futures fluctuated with exports and port figures cited, total 3,352 bales on the day.
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Irregular cotton and sugar market activity shown
The report shows a two sided cotton market with volatile moves and a late day recovery on improved demand while sugar markets in New York remained steady with slight gains in some futures. In stocks, several rail and industrial names posted gains amid bullish sentiment and a steady credit backdrop as investors anticipated first quarter earnings.
Weather lifts wheat prices amid heat and crop damage
High temperatures mainly in the southwest and crop damage reports pushed wheat values higher. Oats and corn rose as the market followed wheat, with liberal buying in oats and firmer hog and provisions markets. Prices shown include cash close data from Alex Hyman & Co with notable figures for wheat, oats, corn, and fats.
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Chicago Cotton closes higher amid demand lagging
Chicago on May 22 reports cotton closing 20 points higher at 23.10 for May, 23.20 July, 21.76 October, 21.00 December, 21.90 January. Short covering occurred early while demand lagged. Potatoes and other produce prices noted with mixed movement.
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Singin' Up Father a comic strip tale in speech balloons
A readable fragment recalls the long running comic strip Singin' Up Father. The panel shows humorous family chatter and a father figure steering daily life with gentle, homey wit. No dates or places are specified in the readable text.
Comic Colored Section Mystery Line Sparks Curiosity
A faded Sunday comic page prompts readers with a playful tease about ridding of an old cat and questions how the change occurred, inviting speculation and humor across the colorful panel spread.
Cattle and hog receipts reported for May 22 in Kansas City Fort Worth
Cattle receipts 1800 calves 100 steady butcher cattle and heifers at 85.00. Hog receipts 100 higher with bulk at 12.65. Packing sows 9.00 to 10.00. Sheep receipts 1000 steady with spring lambs at 14.60 and ewes at 7.25. Fort Worth and Kansas City markets show mixed but firm trends for dairy and feeder stock.
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East St Louis Market Reports May 22
East St Louis livestock receipts total about 8,000 with hogs leading activity at top prices near 12.40 to 13.00 per unit and cattle steady to 9, 10 dollars for fat steers. Chicago market shows 15,000 hogs with top around 12.00 and cattle receipts about 3,000 with fat steers 8.75 to 10.75, cows 5.06 to 7.00. coffee futures soften after initial gains amid market realisation and call money firmening in New York trading.
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Foreign Exchange Rates Reported by Associated Areas
Foreign exchange rates from New York show Britain demand at 4.853 and cables at 4.568, sixty day bills on banks 4.814, France at 5.12, Italy at 4.04, Germany 23.80, Tokio 42, and the Mexican real at 1.00. Market notes indicate regular exchanges across currencies and regions as of May 22.
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Amarillo Hog Market Sees Higher Prices At Market
The Amarillo hog market rose with top bids at 11.55 per cwt and bulk around 11.50 to 11.55. Cattie In Hine reported the advance alongside other markets as top cut outs traded near 10.50.
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Hog and cattle market report from Wichita May 22
Hog receipts reach about 800 with market running about 25 higher. Top hogs to packers fetch 12.05, bulk 11.75 to 12.00, top cut outs 11.00. Cattle receipts around 300 including 100 calves, market nominally steady with a slow pace this week.
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Poultry Prices and Hides Listed for Sale
Colored hens of all sizes at 20 cents per pound Leghorn hens all sizes at 16 cents per pound Cox and stags at 6 cents per pound All other poultry priced proportionately before selling Eggs and hides priced alongside poultry in all times before sale
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Oil Briefs Spur Production Rise in Eddy County Field
Prairie Pipe Line officials visiting Panhandle fields then Pecos Valley on inspection trip. Two wells completed by Mallamar and Trinots companies produced 700 and 800 barrels daily, lifting Eddy county field output to over 4,000 barrels. Cobb-Davidson Petroleum drilled over 400 feet in first 24 hours in Hutchinson county, rotary tools used. Spudding delayed by water shortage, now relieved.
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Standardizing Gas Flow Near Pampa With Rotary Drilling
A short distance south of Pampa in Gray county, the area moves toward standardization after encountering a daily gas flow of 16,000,000 feet below 8700 feet with rotary drilling tools.
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Drilling Near Shamrock in Wheeler and Collingsworth Counties
J. Whittington and associates report drilling near Nicholson No. 1 six miles east of Shamrock on the Wheeler Collingsworth line, currently reaching below 1500 feet in depth.
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Spudding of Humble No. 1 Slaughter Well Planned
Spudding of the Humble No 1 Slaughter well in north Martin county is set for Sunday. The location lies between Big Spring Lamesa and Stanton.
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Union Men Hear Unusual Labor Sermon at Local Church
Union men and all workers gathered at the Christian Church on Eighth and Taylor for a Sunday night labor sermon. The event urged attendance and emphasized themes of solidarity and common workplace concerns.
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