Market Report From Wichita and Oklahoma City
Hogs at Wichita total 1,600 with steady tone and bulk sales 11.55 to 11.75. Cattle 400 with 100 calves demand mixed beef steers 7 to 9.5, beef cows and heifers 4 to 20, bulls 3 to 5.25, calves 3.5 to 8.5, stockers 3.5 to 7.5. Sheep 204 slower with lambs 12.30 to above. Oklahoma City cattle 1,300 slow, steers 7, good beef cows 4.5 to 5.25, vealers up to 7.59. Hogs 700 steady, top 11.85, bulk 11.5 to 11.8, stockers 11, packing sows 10.5.
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Wichita
Oklahoma City
Livestock Market Report East St. Louis June 11
Hogs 9 500 steady with bulk sales 12 to 12.15. Packersows 10.75 to 10.85. Cattle 2,000 steady beef steers 8.50 to 9.25. Texas steers 7.25. Heifers 37.50 to 9. Vealers 8 to 8.50. Sheep 2,000 light activity fat lambs 14.75 to 15, cull lambs 9, fat light wethers 5.50, heavies 4 to 4.50.
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East St. Louis
Packer
Texas
Chicago Market Report Highlights Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Chicago market figures show hogs 20 000 head mixed bidding top 12 30 packing sows 10 80 to 11 20 mediums 11 80 to 12 25 lights 11 to 12 05 cattle 9 000 uneven yearlings 10 70 to 11 and heavy steers 10 26 to 10 75 bologna bulls 4 85 to 5 25 dealers 4 25 to 8 50 stockers and feeders 5 50 to 7 sheep 12 060 slow yearlings 13 50 native lambs 15 50 to 15 75 fat native ewes 5 50 to 6 4
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Chicago
Market Report From Fort Worth Cattle Hogs And Sheep
Fort Worth cattle numbers reach 7000 with 1500 calves. Beeves sell 3.50 to 9.50, stockers 3 to 7, fat cows 3.50 to 6.50, heifers 5.25 to 7.50, yearlings 3.50 to 10, bulls 3 to 5, calves 2 to 8. Hogs 600, top 12, bulk 11.75 to 12, sows 9.50 to 10.50, pigs 8 to 11.50. Sheep 700 steady, lambs 10 to 11, feeders 9 to 10, yearlings 8 to 9, wethers 6.50 to 7.50, ewes 5.50 to 6.50, stockers 3 to 6.
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Fort Worth
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City cattle sale June 11 shows 3 000 cattle and 500 calves with mixed prices across classes. Top native steers near 11 dollars, light yearlings around 10, Oklahoma fed cattle 7.25 to 7.55, grass cows 4 to 5.50, heifers 5 to 6.50, canners and cutters 3.75 to 5, veal top 6, bulls 4 to 4.60, stockers 4.75 to 6.50. Hogs 9 000, lower with top 11.85 and 11.60 to 11.80, sows 10.75 to 10.90, stock pigs 11 to 11.40. Sheep 5 000, lower with native lambs 14 to 14.35, culls 8 to 9, Arizona lambs 14 to 14.40, Texas wethers 6.40.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Buick
Arizona
Texas Wethers
Chicago dairy prices move as butter and eggs shift
Butter prices rise with higher creamery extras and firsts, while eggs ease. Creamery extras range 41 1/4 to 41 1/2 cents, standard and firsts around 42 to 41 cents. Eggs show a dip with ordinary firsts around 28 to 29 cents and storage pack extras near 31 cents.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Grain Prices Slip as Rain Dampens Wheat
Wheat prices fell early on June 11 in Chicago with heavy rains in Canada weighing on sentiment. July and September slipped after a brief rally, while corn and oats strengthened on weak oats and hay prospects. Oats fell at first but all months later showed substantial gains while provisions stayed steady.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Canada
Wheat and corn price listings from Kansas City market
Wheat No 2 hard 158 to 168, No 2 red 180. Corn No 3 white 107.14 to 108. No 2 yellow 111 to 115. Goods: No 2 white 55 to 56, No 2 white 54 to 55.
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Kansas City
Market Grains and Corn Prices Reported at Ciffazo
Wheat No 1 values range 1.6944 to 1.7144 per unit. Corn No 2 mixed at 1.1614 and yellow 1.1742 to 1.1814. Oats No 2 white quoted at .55 percent and No white at .42 to .53 percent.
Amarylllo Produce Prices Mixed On Poultry and Butter
Grocery listing from Amarillo shows mixed poultry prices with Leghorn hens and tom turkeys alongside packing stock butter. Rates read 18c 16c 26c and 8c 10c 15c, with a total value cited at 7.20 dollars.
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Leghorn & i Ly Duces Geoght Cloono
Haynes Says Bootlegger Is Doomed
Washington reports Roy A. Haynes marking four years as prohibition commissioner and Harrison narcotic law administrator with optimism on defeating rum and drug bootleggers. He notes progress against dope, expanded enforcement, fewer home brew cases, and widespread indictments and injunctions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roy A. Haynes
Haynes
Coast Guard
Cotton futures close on July 28 and beyond
In Chicago on June 11 cotton futures listed: July at 28.60, October 22.19, December 22.30, January 22.30, March 9.50.
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Chicago
Cotton Market Steady in New Orleans on June 11
Cotton spot closed steady and unchanged with sales on the spot 4 115 to arrive 145. Prices ranged from low middling 22.50 to good middling 24.50 with middling at 25.90. Receipts 478 and stock 100,606.
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New York
Associated Press
New Orleans
Foreign exchange rates steady with major currencies quoted
New York on June 11 reports steady foreign exchanges with Great Britain at $4.85% and cables $4.86. France demand $4.874% and cables $4.88. Italy, Belgium, Germany, Tokyo and Montreal rates also listed with various figures.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Toyko
Montreal
U S Bonds Prices in New York Market Report
U S bonds listed in New York on June 11 show Liberty 3 percent at 101.5, first 4148 at 102.28, second 4448 at 101.14, third 445 at 102, fourth 4 percent at 102.30, Treasury 43108.11, and U S Treasury 41448 at 107.16.
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New York
U. S
Liberty
FS. Treasury
UU. S. Treasury
Money Rates New York June 11 Market Bids and Loans
New York money rates show call money evolving with a 3 percent ruling and last loan. Time loans extend to 34 4-6 months at 3 to 4 percent, with prime commercial paper also quoted 3 to 4 percent.
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New York
Dent Travels From Dallas For Amarillo Theater Conference
L L Dent owner of the Fair Theatre arrives in Amarillo from Dallas for a business conference with the theater manager after a trip from the West.
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L. Ll. Dent
The
Fair Theatre
Amarillo
Mr. Dent
Dallas
Indictments Filed as Amarillo Newsroom Reports Various Happenings
Grand jury returns five indictments by noon with no arrests yet. Shoplifting alert in Amarillo as six alarm clocks vanish from Postoffice Drug Store and a swift recovery follows. Federal court hears grass lease trial underway with a possible extension. Gladys Pearl Moore sues Ernest Moore for divorce with desertion and non support and seeks restoration of her maiden name. Emancipation Day barbecue planned at the ball park for Amarillo’s Black community. Pampa report notes Hunkapillar’s seven pound bass tale from Studer's lake near Canadian.
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Frank Winkler
Amarillo
Postoffice
Federal District Court
Grass Lease
Gladys Pearl Moore
Ernest Moore
Amarillos Negroes
Ball Park
Jack Vincent
Pampa
Hunkapillar
Palestine Plans Haifa Harbor Construction
The government of Palestine announces plans to build a harbor at Haifa. Evening hours are reading hours.
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Government of
Palestine
Haifa
Goats and Monkeys Shape Scopes New York Visit
John T. Scopes and supporters in New York used figurative goats to frame the Darwin trial defense as a fight for freedom of thought. Dudley Field Malone splits with active role after warning on his loyalties, while Clarence Darrow demands a speech and tolerance remains a theme through Scopes’ departure.
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Associated Press
New York
John T. Scopes
Dayton, Tenn
Scopes
Dudley Field Malone
Clarence Darrow
John Randolph Neal
Bainbridge Colby
Arthur Garfield Hays
Charles W. Thomas
Colorado
Malone
Experts Cite Path To More Wheat In Panhandle
A panel led by A H Leidigh of Texas A M College outlined wheat varieties best suited to the Panhandle, sanitation and disease controls, including copper carbonate smut prevention, and methods to maximize gluten content for millers. Bainer urged avoiding straw stack burning as waste. The Better Wheat Special featured Leidigh, Bainer, Edmonds, Jarrell, Lane, Howe and others.
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Leidigh
Bainer
Tinsley
Lehdigh
J. R. Edmonds
Texas Extension Service
J. I. Jarrell
Agricultural Development Department
The
Santa Fe
C. W. Lane
Plains Division
A. M. Howe
Marth
WDAG on Air Tonight Featuring Mrs Woodruff
Radio station WDAG will broadcast tonight from Amarillo with Mrs F E Woodruff and a group of local entertainers. The program includes Louise Worrel Phillis Pool Gladys Townes Wilma Baker and others with Mrs Woodruff selecting the numbers. Broadcast begins at 9 o clock on 263 meters.
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WDAG
Amarillo
F. E. Woodruff
J. FE. Woodruff
Wounded Vet Assisted to Death in Gas Room Case
Oakland police accept that John Pedestarres, a wounded French war veteran, was aided to his death by a friend out of pity. The body was found tied to a bed in a gas filled room, making solo completion unlikely. A landlady heard two men the night before and later saw one emerge as officers search for the supposed helper.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
John Pedestarres
Pedestarres
Verdun
Pederstarres
Rickard Rematches Berlenbach and McTigue in August
New York June 11 Rickard has rematched Paul Berlenbach and Mike McTigue for an August bout. The card follows Berlenbach’s recent 15 round upset to claim heavyweight title. A July hospital fund show at the Polo Grounds is planned with Harry Wills versus Charley Weinert and Harry Creb against Mickey Walker.
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Associated Press
New York
Tex Rickard
Paul Berlenbach
Mike McTigue
Rickard
Berlenbach
McTigue
Jack Delaney
Polo Grounds
Hiarry Wills
Charley Weinert
Harry Creb
Mickey Walker
Lancashire Library Bans Churchill War Book
A Lancashire library bans Winston Churchill's war book drawing public debate. In England a movement seeks to restore flogging for Black individuals, triggering controversy over disciplined punishment.
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Lancashire
Winston Churchill
England
New York Reforms Report On Insane Asylum Dockets
The New York state hospital commission issued a report noting whiskey driven admissions into insane asylums rose threefold since Prohibition began. It contrasts rising savings bank deposits with bootleg whisky drinkers and cites Ai llaux planning four trillion francs in new paper money to fund French government obligations. The piece reassures against French bankruptcy.
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New York
New York State Hospital Commission
Savings
Aillaux
Mexico governor buys fine Childress County cattle
Childress June 11. A carload of registered Hereford yearling bulls bought by FE Wood from Carter and Ft ter, Z W Johnson and Crews Bros. will be shipped to Sonora, Mexico. The bulls will be placed on the governor of Sonora state ranch to raise cattle standards.
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FE. E. Wood
Carter and Ftter
Z, W. Johnson
Crews Bros
Sonora
Mexico
Fourth man hanged for cathedral bombing in Sofia
Sofia reports the fourth man, Pertchemlef, a communist, was hanged at 5 30 this morning for the Syeti Kral cathedral bombing in April. Three others were hanged on May 27 for the attack that killed 160 people.
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Associated Worees
Sofia
Syeti Kral Cathedral
Pertchemlef
Woman Run Down by Vehicle Fails to Stop
Miss Ina Boyd of Santa Fe general offices was injured when struck by a car at Fourth and Taylor streets this noon. The driver fled and left no identification. Boyd, who lives at 706 Filmore Street, is in a local hospital with facial and bodily bruises and possible internal injuries.
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Ina Boyd
Santa Fe
Fourth and
Taylor Streets
Miss Boyd
Fillmore Street
Striker Dead in Waterford Power Plant Fracas
In New Waterford Nova Scotia on June 11 William Davis a striker is killed and many miners and police are injured amid a confrontation over control of the Waterford power plant tied to the British Empire Steel corporation dispute with its workers.
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Associated Press
New Waterford
N. S
William Davis
Pbdlice
Waterford
British Empire Steel Corporation
Amarillo Firm and Man Win Places in Big Drive
In a three months contest ending May 1 among firms of the Doherty interests, $159,000 worth of Mazda light globes sold. City Light and Water placed eighth with $4,003 sold, Clark Mc Spadden ranked seventh of 206 salesmen with $2,685 sold. Peru imposes cigarette sales tax for road building. A word to the wise is sufficient.
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Doherty
Mazda
City Light & Water Company
Clark McSpadden
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Panhandle
A. H. Leidigh
Texas A. & M. College
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