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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1926
Page
7
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Daily market summary from Wichita listing steady grain fed steers at 9.26 with calves around 1.50 to 0.97 and grass cows near 13.00. Slaughter calves priced at 0.00 with skewed figures. top steer price noted 15.65 and 15.75 for limited listings.
Market notes from Kansas City show cattle steady to mixed with firm to lower tones in fat cattle and calves. Hogs open 25 to 35 cents lower, with top weights around 140 dollars and most sales 15 to 25 cents down, while sheep and lambs hold near steady with top native lambs around 13.75 to 15.50 dollars.
Oklahoma City livestock market notes July figures with cattle prices for lower graded grassers calves and cows. Best fat grass cows around 4.75 while canners and cutters fetch 3.00 to 4.00. top light fat hogs priced at 14.25 to 16.00.
Hogs 14 009 head slow bulk early sales light hogs 14.00 14.10 packing sows 11.00 11.25 Cattle 1 800 calves 500 steady choice Nebzacks steers 16.40 heavy Texas steers 7.50 choice vealers 12.50 12.75 Sheep 2 000 slow native lambs 13.75 fat lambs 4.50 5.50
Chicago livestock prices show hogs at 23 000 head with a range from 10.50 to 18.90 for various weights and grades. Slaughter hogs and heavy hogs move within 12.60 to 13.50 while vealers and yearlings hold near 10.00 to 12.50 with calves at 12.50 to 18.00. Sheep volume at 16 000 heads trends lower with native lambs around 13.75 to 14.09.
Chicago cash grain prices with wheat and corn quotes for July 9. No. 2 hard wheat at 1.46, No. 3 at 1.43. Corn No. 2 mixed at 0.764, No. 2 yellow and No. 1 white listed with minor fractional figures.
New York July opening quotes show closed steady cotton seed oil values across contracts. Prime summer yellow at 15.50, prime crude 12.50, with January 11.00 February 11.60 July 15.80 August 15.50 September 14.02 October 12.67 November 18.30 December 10.90. Sales total 8,100.
Butter creamery extras at .38 percent, standards .39, extra firsts at 57 cents, Bt firsts .854 cents, seconds .83 to 1.24, eve's easier, firsts .270 to .27 unpaid, ordinary firsts .2647.264, storage firsts 28.
Foreign exchanges show irregular activity in New York on July 9. London demand quoted at 4.85 percent with 60 day bills around 4.81. France 2.42. cables 2.4214. Italy 3.62. Belgium 2.87. Germany 23.90. Tokyo 46.887. Montreal 100.10 16-16.
The Chicago market reports weak potato demand with southern sacked cobblers and tarmphs priced at 2.25 to 2.75. Kansas and Missouri sacked cobblers around 2.60 while other regions show 4.50 to 5.45 for barrel cobblers and related varieties.
Chicago reports on poultry prices with totals for fowls turkeys ducks and geese. Kansas City notes cash grain prices for wheat corn and soybeans with mixed quality grades and prices.
Fragmentary notes show July market activity in New York with minor bids and prices cited. The text references percentage figures and paper values, but details are unclear.
Americans who fought with the French army withdraw from a planned Sunday march in Paris by 40400 French veterans protesting U S debt policy. The plan to honor Washington faced protests from Ambassador Herrick and French official M Durand, who then permitted changes to avoid insult.
Tri-State fair officials report full exhibit space with five more applications pending. O C Goodwin secretary says expansions are planned to accommodate growth. Assistant secretary C H Amacker leads inspection surveys to brief directors on needed improvements.
The University of Texas engineering experiment station reports thousands of tested road building material samples across Texas showing a great variety. Materials are found in nearly every part of the state, with trunk highways benefiting from nearby supplies while some routes face supply distances. Rigorous tests yield a better highway type than in former years.
U S Cast Iron Pipe Line led an initial rise while Allied Chemical slipped 114. Brokers’ loans rose by over 168 million this month, yet optimism persisted. Industrials promoted by predicted heavy fall equipment demand. La Clede Gas hit a new top, and several firms plus foreign exchanges firmed with sterling near 1.85 and several francs and lire higher.
Dallas citizens rallied to assist an expectant young woman who offered to sell herself for her baby. Many responders offered aid or homes, while the girl found a safe place and plans to return to her family after childbirth. Welfare workers coordinated support and the girl now looks forward to her baby and home.
A dispatch reports socialist congressional candidate Manuel Espino and eight others killed in a clash over canvassing election returns at Dolores Hidalgo, Mexico, with fourteen people wounded. Details were not available.
New York July 9 The subway strike widened as sixty power house night shift employees voted unanimously to quit, following motormen and switchmen walking out across the underground system.
Warsaw reports Deputy Wojiech Korfanty and seventeen others hurt in a head on collision near Rogow. Two people were killed and Korfanty was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries.
In rural areas old bathtubs are repurposed for cattle troughs. The practice underscores resource reuse and rural supply constraints, as farmers convert domestic fixtures for livestock and water access.
New York reports Pete Latzo of Scranton world welterweight champion will meet George Levine at the Polo Grounds in a 15 round title fight. Latzo scaled 147 pounds while Levine weighed 145 1/2 pounds at 2 pm.
Cloudbursts and lightning in Bavaria and central Germany kill four laborers near Augsburg and an elderly visitor drowned at Wollmarshausen. Kissingen’s health park and casino flood three feet, forcing guests to upper floors as the Elbe rises.
A partial eclipse of the sun will be visible in the Pacific coast and southern states this afternoon if conditions hold. California will offer the best view with about one third of the sun obscured from 8 25 to 5 20 p m Pacific coast time according to astronomers.
Neighbors heard two shots and a commotion at 2605 Buchanan Street but police found no gun, no bullet holes, and the resident Foster claimed no firearms. Mrs. Foster had facial and arm injuries from the broken glass, while witnesses misattributed a fatality to the Oklahoma man.
Physicians warn hot weather harms digestion and invites fever and chills. Ferraline is advertised as a two teaspoonful daily dose in water, three times a day, with a ten day treatment costing one dollar and a money back guarantee if not pleased after the first bottle.
The San Jacinto Methodist men invite members to a chicken dinner tonight at the church. The 7:30 p.m. fellowship will be led by Rev. Virgil Fisher, the pastor, who will preside over the gathering.
Henry Reed notes potential crowding at a park in Lubbock if a team travels there. Ike Curtis says he labors now and won’t wear overalls for sport. Doc Parcells recalls a failed tooth extraction tied to an early error.
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