Fort Worth Livestock Prices Prompt Mixed Market Readings
Fort Worth markets show cattle 6 600 head including 1 500 calves weak to lower with calves 2 to Hogs higher top 9 40 bulk 9 00 to 9 25 packing sows 6 to 7 nigs 46 to 7 Sheep steady lambs 5 50 to 12 and stockers 2 to 5 Goats 2 to 3 Chicago listing notes hogs 24 009 uneven top 29 50 bulk 9 00 to 9 25 packing sows 7 90 to 8 20 cattle 12 000 steady long yearlings weighty steers 11 00 fed steers 8 50 to 10 25 vealers 9 00 to 9 50 stockers 5 50 to 7 00 sheep 15 000 slow native lambs 12 50 to 12 75 cows 8 50 to 9 00 fat ewes 5 00 to 6 25.
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Fort Worth
Chicago
New York
New Orleans
Dallas
Ste
Market Prices for Hogs Cattle and Sheep at East St. Louis
East St. Louis reports hogs steady with best hogs 9.60 to 9.65. killing pigs 7.75 to 8.25. Cattle 2,000 steady natives 7.75, westerns 5 to 7.50, mixed yearlings 9.2, beef cows 4.25 to 5.50, tacmners 2.25 to 2.75, bulls 4.00 to 4.50. Sheep 2,500 down with fat lambs 12 to 12.25 and fat ewes 3.50 to 5.00.
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East St. Louis
Tacmners
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City market notes cattle 4 000 calves 800 steady fed steers and yearlings 8.25 to 10 beef cows 3.50 to 5.75 canners 2.25 to 2.50 vealers 7.50 to 7.75 hogs 4 000 higher top 9.10 bulk 8.50 to 9 pigs 6 to 8.25 packing sows 8 to 8.40 sheep 2 500 steady native lambs 11.2 to 12.50 Texas wethers 7.50.
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Kansas City
Market Report from Wichita and Amarillo Trade Hubs
Hog receipts reach 400 in Wichita with top prices $8.75 to $8.85 for packers and shippers, cattle receipts also 400 including 100 calves and mixed beef grades. Beef steers $5.50 to $7, cows $2 to $5, veal calves $3 to $6.50, stockers $2.50 to $6, demand steady. Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange notes and associates listed with contact details.
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Wichita
Kan
Packer
Shippers
Amarillo Produce Prices For Turkeys Eggs And Butter
A terse price list shows Tom turkeys at 12 lbs and over 10e, hens and turkeys under 12, oleomargarine items, butter free from mold, eggs with rot losses charged back and new cases added, delivered. Infertile eggs also carry loss charges with cases included and prices around 6.60 dollars.
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Grain prices paid by Great West Mill and Elevator
Amarillo Grain lists prices for local growers including Wheat No 1 hard at 1.00 per unit Kaffir at 1.25 per 100 lbs Mile maize at 1.30 per 100 lbs Dates per bushel 6 47 Barley per bushel 55.
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Great West Mill and Elevator Company
Amarillo club hosts dinner and dance after golf
Bill Brown reports on Amarillo Country Club events including a Scotch foursome and a dinner dance for all members. In the ladies tournament results, Grandbury, Wolfin, Brown, Bush, and Trollinger win or default. In the men’s tourney, Samson loses to McKnight who faces Orr as Brown contends for a final spot against Roy Greenhill.
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Amarillo Country Club
Jim Threatt
Amarillo Club
Gene Grandbury
Ted Neely
Frank Wolflin
G. Blanchard
Walter Brown
Eorge Mageard
Emily Bush
Dwight Newby
Caroline Bush
John Trollinger
Samson
McKnight
Orr
Roy Greenhill
Bill Brown
Daily Globe want ad for Cotton Grain Provisions stocks
Prewitt and Sullivan Correspondent in New Orleans with Donald Maginnis report for J. S. Bache & Co. Chicago. Contact J. W. Parkins in Mer. Room 1 Webster Building via phone 8076.
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Prewitt & Sullivan
Donald Maginnis
New Orleans
J. S. Bache & Co
Chicago
From Cattle to Cotton Plains Rush Reshapes Texas Panhandle
A surge of land sales in Gaines and surrounding counties signals a shift from cattle to cotton. Ranches such as the Elwood 200,000 acre holdings and the Matador 450,000 acre estate drive a population boom, bank note growth shifts to small barnyard loans, and farmers like E. G. Salser liquidate cattle to plant crops.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Plains
Nelson Morris
Cochran County
John W. Gordon
John
E. G. Salser
West End
Dawson County
Seminole
Gaines County
Mr. Curry
Curtis A. Keen
Lubbock
Texas
Oklahoma
Old Belt
Plains County
Two Rio Grande Rail Lines Ask Extension
The San Benito and Rio Grande rail line seeks a 30 mile extension from San Maria to Monte Christo Texas while the St. Louis Brownsville and Mexico line requests authority for a 28 mile extension from Lyford to Edinburgh Texas both before the Interstate Commerce Commission. A Texas agricultural worker discusses the Plains settlement era driven by cotton and grain sorghums noting water, drought and other hazards. he sees a path to permanent agriculture only after hardship teaches settlers.
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Lamesa
W. T. Cole
Levelland
New Mexico
Plains
R. BK. Karkper
State College Experiment Station
Lubbock
Rockies
Cap
Llano Estacado
Washington
The
San Benito and Rio Grande
Interstate Commerce Commission
San Maria
Monte Christo
Tex
St. Louis
Brownsville
Mexico
Lyford
Edinburgh
Texas
Oil Operator Praises Amarillo Tourist Camp
Ho G. Gilbert of Weatherford Texas praised the Amarillo tourist camp as the most complete and convenient he has visited in his travels this year during a visit to the city.
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G. Gilbert
Weatherford
Tex
Amarillo
San Francis Highway Bids Rejected Delay Planned
County commissioners rejected all bids for the paving project linking San Francis Highway to Fillmore Street delaying completion. Future bids will be limited to concrete and brick work with openings set for August 15.
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San Francis Highway
Fillmore Street
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Wichita Livestock
Norton - Grain
Amarrillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
J. R. McCook
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Moon Mullins
Boso
Igor
Amarillo Grain
Daily Globe
J. W. Parkins
Mer
Webster Bldg
Mrs. Thompson
Rotary
Amarillo Hotel
Rotary Club
May Peterson-Thompson
Ernest O. Thompson
B. B. Curry
New Mexico Line
Rio Grande
ASK
Oil Man
W. Whittington
President
Hamon-Whittington Mtg. CO
Potter County
Toots and
Casper
Jimmy Murphy
Buttercup
BR. Goof
Britain
Surphys
Eandler
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