Hogs and Cattle Prices Across Markets July 9
Wichita livestock reports show hogs steady at 13.20 to 13.35 with cattle 900 head slow. beef steers 6 to 7.25, cows and heifers 3.75 to 7.50, veal calves 4 to 9. Chicago hogs 28,000 uneven top 13.95, cattle 9,000 slow with vealers 11.50 to 12.60. St Louis hogs 7,000 higher 14.75 to 13.99, cattle 3,500 steady with beef steers 8 to 10.50 and heifers 7.40 to 7.75. sheep in Chicago 14,906 active with lambs 15 and ewes 6 to 7.50.
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Wichita
Chicago
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Amarillo Grain Prices for Wheat Corn and other grains
Grain prices from Amarillo show Wheat at 1.40 per bushel Basis No 1 Corn at 1.12 per bushel Barley at 18 cents per bushel Oats at 0.55 per bushel Maize at 1.80 per 109 pounds Kafir at 1.60 per 109 pounds
Fort Worth Livestock Prices Reported July 9
Fort Worth cattle market sees 6000 head listed with calves about 1,000. cattle mostly steady with heifers 3 to 7 dollars, yearlings 3.50 to 9.25, bulls 2 to 3.75, calves 2 to 9. Hog futures softer with top at 13.65 and packers’ sows 11 to 11.75 plus 19 to 12. Sheep and lambs steady. lambs 10.50 to 12.50, feeders 9 to 10, yearlings 8 to 9, wethers 6.50 to 7.50, stockers 5.50 to 6.0.
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Fort Worth
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices Report
Oklahoma City market listings show cattle at 1100 head steady with steer prices up to 7.25 for North Texas grass cattle and butchers at 4.50. calves range 7.50 to 8. Hogs 300 head steady with top at 13.49 and bulk 13.10 to 13.35. stockers 10.50 to 11.00.
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Oklahoma City
North Texas
Market Report Kansas City Livestock and Hogs
Kansas City market notes show cattle runs at 7,500 head with calves 1,500 and grain fed steers and yearlings at 12.65, grass prices from 4 to 7.50, hogs strong with bulk sales 13.20 to 18.50 and sows 12, sheep at 23,000 with native lambs 14.25 to 14.40 and Texas wethers 8.00, Colorado ewes 7.50.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Texas
Colorado
Grain Prices In Kansas City and Chicago Markets
Kansas City and Chicago cash grain prices show gains and varying bids. Wheat No 2 hard around 1.50 to 1.58 in KC and No 1 hard about 1.54 to 1.54 in Chicago. Corn No 8 white around 1.02 to 1.04 KC, No 3 mixed 1.06 Chicago, yellow 1.10 KC and 1.10 Chicago. Oats bid around 49 cents in Chicago and 50 to 51 cents KC.
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Kansas City
Chicago
LOCO
Nescistesassis Ova
Tel & Tel
Atchison Jp
Wes Crossediem
Baldwin
Matin
Stiessets
Canslee
N. J
Pele Si
Chicago Grain And Provisions Open High Low Close Summary
Grain and provisions prices listed for Chicago markets show July and September contracts across Wheat Corn Oats and fats. Notable figures include Wheat July 1.47 to 1.50, Corn July around 1.03 high 1.00 low, and Lard July near 4.17 to 4.27 with Sept over 4. Soaring and retreating moves reflect fluctuating commodities trade dynamics.
Wheat declines in Liverpool pull Chicago prices down
The Associated Press reports that unexpected downturns in wheat quotations at Liverpool depressed early trading in Chicago. Prices moved downward as traders absorbed the overseas drop and anticipated further losses.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Commodities fluctuate as prices slip and rally follows
General selling pressured corn oats and wheat with varied declines and brief rallies as weather and market sentiment weighed in. Cotton futures closed barely steady with modest net declines across July October December January and March contracts in New York trading.
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New York
New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Steady Amid Modest Declines
New Orleans July 9 Associated Press reports cotton futures closed steady with net declines of 25 to 35 points. Prices ranged with July at 23.35, October 23.20, December 23.37, January 23.40, and March 23.55 amid broad commodity listings and mixed industrial equities in the same market note.
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Thie Associated Press
New York
Associated Press
New Orleans
Wheat Crop Forecast At 680 Million Bushels
Washington July 9. The department of agriculture forecasts this year's wheat crop at 680 million bushels. The corn crop is projected at 3,095 million bushels.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Western Railroads Seek Higher Freight Rates
Railroads in the Mountain states and Missouri valley have filed for increased freight rates with state commissions and the interstate commerce commission. Kansas has received the application with 58 railroads participating. The petition cites profits of 3.387 percent on book value in the prior year and 3.96 percent in 1923, arguing other institutions earn 6 to 8 percent on invested capital.
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Mountain States
Missouri Valley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas Commission
Durham Family Plans Three Week Colorado Yellowstone Trip
W. N. Durham and family depart tomorrow for a three week driving journey through Colorado and Yellowstone Park, continuing to Salt Lake City. They will tour by automobile with planned stops along the way.
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W. N. Durham
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake
Indicted Judge Dies in Jackson Auto Mishap
Judge J. W. Rosa of the Western Tennessee federal district, indicted yesterday in the Peoples Savings bank failure case, was killed when his car ran off a bridge near Jackson and overturned into a creek. He likely died instantly from a severe head wound. body recovered and transported to Jackson.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Tenn
J. W. Rosa
Western Tennessee District Federal Court
Peoples Savings Bank of
Ross
Havre Plans New Concrete Station With White Stone Facades
Havre will construct a new railway station built of concrete and faced with white stone. The design features classic columns and statues to ornament the exterior.
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Havre
France
Laundry equipment praised at Rotary meeting
Georgée Lindsay led a Rotary program featuring William Johnson of Galveston president of the Laundry Owners' Nationals Association. Johnson traced industry progress noting a 60 percent rise in wages since the war and near 40 percent rise in prices. James P. Burkhart of Houston, president of the state association, cited ten million dollars invested in 140 Texas laundries and a five million dollar annual payroll. Amarillo was highlighted for high per capita investment. Other speakers included J. M. Boyles, George Lilly, Henry Fletcher, and W. G. Gray.
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Georgée Lindsay
Rotary Club
William Johnson
Galveston
Laundry Owners’ Nationals Association
Johnson
State
Dallas
Henry Fletcher
el Paso
W. G. Gray
Wichita Falls
Broker Expelled From Exchange by Committer
New York July 9 Robert A Kohless Jr a member of Joslin and Kohless Springfield Mass was expelled from the New York Stock Exchange today He was accused of making a misstatement to the exchange business conduct committee in its periodical questionnaire
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Associated Press
New York
Robert A. Kohless, Jr
Joslin and Kohless
Springfield
Mass
New York Stock Exchange Today
The
Exchange
Questonnaire
Panhandle Hardware Co Advertises MacGregor Golf Clubs
A Panhandle hardware firm promotes MacGregor golf clubs promising players can cut strokes and improve their game with trusted equipment.
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MacGregor
Panhandle Hdw. Co
Woodward and McMinn to Sell Mormon Ranch
Henry Wilkinson owner of the famous Mormon ranch has enlisted A. C. Woodward and B. H. McMinn land salesmen of Lamesa to handle colonization sales. The pair, noted for rapid work in Castro county near Dimmitt, will begin selling immediately as inquiries come from Central Texas Oklahoma and Kansas.
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Globe
Hereford
Henry Wilkinson
A. C. Woodward
B. H. McMinn
Lamesa
Texas
Woodward
McMinn
Castro County
Dimmitt
Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Kansas
Carrier boys treated to icicles at local creamery
Bill Smith of Mistletoe creamery delivered a stash of Mistletoe Icicles to The Globe office as hot weather drew kids and staff around. Report claims circulation and advertising departments also shared the treats, a secret kept by the newsroom.
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Globe
Bill Smith
The
Pirates Take Opening Game As Lead Over Giants Grows
Pittsburgh defeated the New York Giants 12 to 8 in the first of a doubleheader, extending its NL lead to two games. Emil Yde held the champions to eight scattered hits as Meusel homered with two on to provide the Giants’ only runs. Forty thousand spectators witnessed the game in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Pittsburgh
Giants
Emil Yde
Meusel
Gooch
Scott
McQuillan
Bentley
Wisner
Snyder
Hartley
Goodyear and Federal Tires Featured by Deason Tire Service
Deason Tire Service promotes Goodyear and Federal tires as options for shoppers. The business lists its phone number 1880 and address 312 BE Fourth, inviting customers to compare brands before purchasing.
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Goodyear
Federal Tires
Deason Tire Service
Injunction Case Set On Saturday In Amarillo
The hearing on A. P. McSwain's petition for a temporary injunction to bar seven Amarillo men from interfering with land near the Santa Fe roundhouse ended in a postponement to Saturday at 9 am. The defendants urged more time to prepare, while the plaintiff pushed for immediate action amid alleged threats affecting a negro settlement sale. Defendants named include Ernest Denney and several others.
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A. P. McSwain
Long brothers in gun duel over dog and turkeys
Weatherford Texas July 9 George and Jim Long brothers faced assault with intent to murder charges after a pistol and shotgun fight near their homes east of Weatherford last night George was slightly injured The dispute was sparked by a dog eating feed for turkeys according to reports
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Associated Press
Weatherford
Tex
George
Jim Long
Here
Abd el Krim Offered Autonomy in Riff Region
France and Spain plan autonomy for Abd el Krim in the Riff under a Spanish protectorate as part of a Franco Spanish accord signed in Madrid. Abd el Krim has rejected Spanish control, and the agreement allows French forces to enter the Spanish Moroccan zone to pursue fighters.
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Abd-El-Krim
Riff
Associated Press
Paris
France
Spain
Morocco
Madrid
Abdel-Krim
There There Everywhere Mrs T H Loter Visits Amarillo
Mrs T H Loter visits Amarillo with her mother and siblings for a month. She once taught at Amarillo High School and now lives in Honolulu Hawaii. Jackie Coogan appears in The Rag Man at the Fair Friday and Saturday. Miss Pansy Marcum returns from Dallas. Marie Ford discharged after appendectomy from Northwest Texas State Hospital. Watch for Amaryllis Cake Flour.
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T. H. Loter
Amarillo
West
Marie Ford
Northwest Texas State Hospital
French Senate Committee Backs Two Arms Treaties
Paris July 9 The Washington arms conference treaties relating to China, ratified Tuesday by the chamber of deputies, were favorably reported today by the French senate foreign affairs committee and will be sent to the senate for ratification tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Paris
China
Chamber of Deputies
Foreign Affairs Committee
French Senate
Senate
Pythian Official in Amarillo Works Up Texas Membership
T. W. Tomme of Brownwood serves as special field deputy for the Knights of Pythias of Texas and is in Amarillo for the week to boost local membership.
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T. W. Tomme
Brownwood
Amarillo
Knights of Pythias of Texas
Knights of Pythias
Latvia Seeks to Fund Debt to United States
Washington report says Latvia government informed the treasury of its desire to pay its debt to the United States. Latvia aims to settle the outstanding obligation, signaling resolution in the financial relationship between the two nations.
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Latvia
Associated Press
Washington
The
Treasury
United States
Henry Thomson for general insurance
Henry Thomson advertises general insurance services with contact phone number 2027.
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Henry Thomson
General Insurance
Costly visions clash with conservative policy in debate
The piece contrasts plans to send vast numbers abroad or fund global projects with restraint. It notes National City Bank reaching record resources and deposits, and cites professors predicting Greek excavations that may alter human ideas, while few people would benefit immediately.
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Athens
Capps
Princeton
Various Town Snapshots and Local Ads in Amarillo
Leland Abbott returns from Clarendon while Mrs. John Pegram visits Amarillo. Local notices show theater listings, shop ads, guest visits, and business updates including Oasis pool opening and Highland Dairy Feed. Brick laying proceeds on a new Amarillo building as hotels ease from peak occupancy.
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Reginald Denny
Mission
Tannie
Texline
Garby
Mistleton
George Cash
Buchanan
Edward Freeman
Oasis Swimming Pool
A. F. Smith
Fillmore Street
Mission Coffee Shop
Polk Street
Miltin Chambers
Carolina Street
Highland” Dairy Feed
Amarillo
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