WER PRICES ON LL GRAINS FOLLOW 4 SET-UP IN BUYING
Lower prices for wheat and corn accompany a curtailment of speculative demand as concerns over foreign exchange and oversupply mix with crop reports from Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. Wheat closed unsettled with losses. corn and oats declined. provisions varied with hog values. Chicago cash grain quotes list No 2 hard and various No 2 yellow futures and spot prices.
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John P. Boughan
Associated Press
Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Wichita
Canadian
United States
Grain futures move lower at Kansas City
Wheat futures slip with No 2 dark hard at 64 to 64.5 cents and No 2 red around 64. Half to 62 cents. May 66.5 cents, July 57.4 cents, Sept 58.5 cents. Corn falls with No 2 white 33 cents and No 2 yellow 82 cents. May 30.5 cents, July 31.5 cents, Sept 83.25 cents. Oats steady with No 2 white around 28 cents.
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Kansas City
Fort Worth cash grain prices listed for April start
Demand was good as the week began on the Fort Worth cash grain market. Prices ranged for delivered Texas points and Gulf ports with Wheats No 1 hard 70-71 cents, Barley No 2 40-42, Sorghums No 2 8 8 percent per 100 pounds, Corn No 2 mixed 51-62, No 2 white 53-54, No 2 yellow 51 9-52 1/2, Oats No 2 red 31-32 and No 8 red 30-31 cents.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Gulf Ports
Amarillo Market Prices for Grain Poultry and Livestock
Local Amarillo grain houses publish delivered grain prices and poultry rates. Wheat No 1 hard oats and corn values listed. carload grain from Texas common points includes Milo Kaffir wheat Sudan. Poultry prices show capons leghorns hens and turkeys with weights and price per pound or case.
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Texas
Kaffir
Milo
Sudan
Amarillo
New York Coffee Prices Drop on Brazil Trade and Inactivity
New York April 7 coffee markets fell as Brazilian selling and market inactivity weighed on prices. Nearby and deferred futures slid with May and July contracts showing notable declines. traders cited lower costs and subdued demand across spot markets.
Midwestern markets show livestock values easing on week start
Kansas City reports slower trade with prices mostly down to 25 cents. Chicago shows broad declines in weighty steers while hogs and lambs move unevenly. receipts total 51,700 across eleven markets. Fort Worth and Chicago also note steady to lower cattle and sheep values as buyers assess supply.
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Midwestern Livestock Review
Kansas City
U. S
Chicago
Stocks End Week With Broad Losses In Weak Trading
Stocks closed in widespread losses as inflation worries and mixed first quarter results weighed on sentiment. Rail shares faltered while reforms and earnings chatter limited gains. market volume reached 1,005,416 shares with many issues down two to three points.
Los Angeles and St Joseph Livestock Markets Report Apr 17
Livestock prices and trends from Los Angeles and St Joseph markets show cattle to 4.75 per pound for Texas steers and varied hog, sheep, and calf quotes. Bulls, cows, and vealers mixed, with stockers active and overall steady to weak in some classes.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Texas
South Texas
Wichita Livestock Prices Report From April 17 Auction
Cattle receipts total 2200 head with calves and stockers mixed, prices mostly steady to weak for feeders and yearlings. Hogs at Wichita down 10 cents with top at 8.30. Oklahoma City hogs 10 cents lower with top 3.40. Sheep at Wichita 1200 head with native lambs steady to higher, Oklahoma City sheep quiet with no sales morning.
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Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S
Fort Worth
U. S. Dept. Agr
ST. Joseph
U.pa
Wichita Livestock
Wichita
United States Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma City
Denver Livestock Market Summary From April 17
Cattle receipts 2,100 with a steady market and some early sales. Hog receipts 6,300 with weaker indications and no early sales. Sheep receipts 7,100 with no early sales. At Amarillo butcher hogs 180 210 pounds top Tuesday at 2.80 by Cudahy Packing Company at stockyards.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
U.P
Amarillo
Cudahy Packing Company
Wool prices hold steady as Boston market reports
Boston April 17 trade notes wool selling with prices generally firm. Demand centers on 64s and finer western grown wool. lower grades see fewer sales. Receipts at Boston during week ending April 15 are estimated at 2,606,500 pounds versus 620,400 the prior week.
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Boston Wool
Boston
Boston Grain and Flour ‘Exchange
Money Markets Steady Amid New York Trading
Call money remains at 1 percent all day as time loans hold at 60 days 4 percent and 4 to 6 months around 4 to 4.5 percent. Prime commercial paper sits at 2 percent and bankers' acceptances unchanged. Short-term rates for 30 days around 6.4 percent, 60 to 90 days near 6.6 percent, with 4 months about 7.4 percent and 6 to 6 months roughly 7 percent.
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New York
Markets in Brief New York stocks slip in late trading
Markets in New York show weakness across equities with rails receding in late trading and irregular government bond activity. Commodities move mixed as gold shares firm, cotton and sugar buoyed by Cuban buying, coffee softens, and Chicago grain futures ease on dampened demand. Hog prices hold near $3.90 with active trading while cattle ease up to 25 cents but remain lightly sold.
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New York
United States
Cotton reverses trend amid general market decline
New York April 17 cotton prices fell with July contracts dropping from 6.94 to 6.75 and closing barely steady. declines driven by southern selling and inflation talk. Notes cite mixed belt weather, bullish sentiment on longer-term contracts, and ongoing market pressure from grains and stocks. New Orleans and Galveston spot quotes show steady to lower levels with daily volume modest.
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New York
mar _feniure
Cotton Belt
Worth Street
Washington
Manchester
England
Chicago produce markets show mixed pricing across categories
In Chicago on April 17, oats show unsettled Egge market with receipts near 47,938 cases and unchanged butter prices amid steady market signals. Poultry and cheese sectors vary as fowl, leghorn, duck and turkey values range with ongoing supply notes, while potatoes and other staples display mixed but generally steady trends across regional varieties.
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Chicago
U.P
Wisconsin
Idaho
Minnesota
North Dakota
New York Sugar Prices Rise Slightly on April Fix
Raw sugar advanced about one thirty seconds to 3.10 duty paid with Cuban sales reaching 3.12 in New York. May closed 1.20, July 1.25, September 1.29, December and January 1.34, March 1.37. Refined held steady with no changes.
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New York
Barbecue planned at Camp Kiwanis by Amarillo girls group
Preparations for a Girl Scout barbecue at Camp Kiwanis are complete with Ralph Kenniston as arrangements chairman. The barbecue, to be held Wednesday evening, is sponsored by Amarillo’s four civic clubs to fund Girl Scout permanent camp building. John Snider will barbecue the meat. admission 50 cents. Take highway 66 west, turn right after Indian Hills Golf Course, then follow signs to the camp.
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Kiwanis
Ralph Kenniston
Civic Clubs
Amarillo
John Snider
Highway 66
Indian Hills Golf Course
Bleachable cottonseed oil prices ease on unsettled cotton
In New York on April 17 bleachable cottonseed oil traded dull with single contracts or 150 barrel lots. Prices closed near steady with minor losses across contracts as the market followed the unsettled cotton market. Spot bleachable oil closed at 8.00 for May 4.04 for July 4.24 September 4.40 October 4.42.
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Galveston
Tex
New York
Modern Etiquette Q and A on introductions and etiquette
Roberta Lee Q answers common questions about proper terms in introductions to avoid. She notes not to use girl friend or boy friend. Invitations for Commencement follow institutional customs. Reading at a hotel dining table alone is acceptable if discretion is maintained.
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Roberta Lee
Relief Assured As Panhandle Gas Law Passes Both Houses
Landowners royalty owners and independent gas operators cheer after the state legislature approves a bill to allow Panhandle gas use beyond lighting and fuel where markets are lacking. The measure, welcomed for its broad support and potential tax relief, now moves toward the governor for signature as early as possible. Over a hundred stripping permits have been issued under the old law, with new authority promised to ensure relief under the updated statute.
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Railroad Commission
Kilgore Railroad Bureau tests East Texas wells for proration order
In Kilgore Texas on April 17 the State Railroad Commission began testing remaining East Texas field wells to set figures for a new proration order. About 270 wells are expected tested, with 60 tested daily. Officials say current transport capacity limits output and deny overestimation of field production. Sixty staff began a payless vacation due to funds shortfall, while injunctions against numerous violators of the shutdown order were issued.
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Peterson Lease
Lewis Survey
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Deason and Arnold
Pru Survey
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Hokit Survey
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Pipe Petroleum Company
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van Winkle
J. FP
Castleberry
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Brightwell
Smith Survey
Last Day for Absentee Vote in Amarillo Run-off
The Amarillo run-off for two city commissioners ends today with fewer than 20 absentee ballots cast. Voters away from the city or absent on Saturday may file poll tax receipts or exemption certificates with city secretary LaVerne Calhoun at City Hall. Eight precincts are designated for the vote.
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Amarillo
LaVerne Calhoun
Joe Jenkins
M. N. Twaddell
H. Ernest Smith
John Winters
Allred Seeks Records in Anti Trust Suit
Texas Attorney General James V. Allred applies to George Shelley to compel L H Flinn executive secretary of the Texas Petroleum Marketers Association to appear May 4 and produce records for use in the state’s antitrust case against Standard Oil and other petroleum concerns.
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James V. Allred
Texas
George Shelley
L. H. Flinn
Texas Petroleum Marketers Association
Flinn
Association
Marland Pushes Separate Tax Reports for Pipelines
Rep. Marland proposes a federal bill requiring crude oil pipeline companies to file separate income tax reports to curb inflated profits. He argues current consolidated filings distort costs and depress prices paid to independent producers. He also seeks measures to conserve crude oil and block interstate sale of unlawfully produced petroleum.
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Marland
Okla
Rayburn
House Commerce Committee
Marlend
Dominoes Removed From Tardy Jurors in Sherman Trial
F E Wilcox, Fifty-ninth District Court judge, ordered dominoes taken from a jury in a murder case and reprimanded jurors for disgraceful conduct and not giving the case serious attention. The two day trial of B Martin for killing J B McMenemy near lwrkttechasn in Orrtoher 1930 ended without verdict.
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F. E. Wilcox
B. Martin
J. B. McMenemy
Lwrkttechasn Im Orrtoher
Oklahoma Proration Fight and City Oil Field Tests
Oklahoma's week old proration law faces a Supreme Court challenge as Champlin Oil seeks to halt tests in the Oklahoma City field amid guard withdrawals. Uproar over notice and constitutionality duels with Col. Carl Giles as tests gauge potential flow in a field dating to 1928 with vast investment and disputed projections.
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Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Corporation Commission
Cicero I. Murray
Champlin Oil & Refining Company
U.S. Supreme Court
Carl Giles
Champlin
H. G. McKeever
Harry Glasser
New York
Seaboard ProsperS New York First Quarter Profit Rise
Seaboard Oil Co of Delaware reports 1933 first quarter net earnings of 290,809 dollars or 24 cents per share, up from 180,339 dollars or 14 cents per share in the same 1932 period.
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Seaboard
New York
Seaboard Oil Co
Delaware
Grammarships quiz basic questions and answers
1. Omit at. 2. Pronounce min ut li with mint like first syllable and use for u, second syllable stressed. 3. Incipient. 4. Fabulous means wonderful or almost legendary like a fable. 5. Duplicity.
Notice to creditors in estate of O P Jones
Independent Executrices Josiephine Jones and Josie Fay Peck announce they were appointed March 23 1933 by Potter County Court to administer the estate of O P Jones deceased. Creditors and debtors must settle or file claims by law, with address 1620 Tyler Street Amarillo Texas, March 27 1933.
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Potter
O. P. Jones
Potter County
Texas
Tyler Street
Amarillo
Josiephine Jones
Josie Fay Peck
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