Rail stocks lead market as week closes higher
Rail shares reached their highest average in 15 years amid a broad market recovery. Bargains in bonds and strong car loadings supported the swing, with rail issues advancing despite Friday losses. Supreme Court rulings on reorganizations helped lift road bonds as U S 87 Highway Association discussed a new route in Denver.
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Markets at a Glance June 15 New York and Chicago summaries
Markets at a glance report steady tones across key commodities. Cotton firm amid cover trading while oats reach ceiling bids in Chicago. Cattle and hogs hold steady with hogs topping at 14 dollars 85 cents. Chicago cash grain notes wheat at 1.97 a bushel corn around 1.44 1.43 and barley near 1.34 1.52 per bushel with feed near 1.33.
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Grain Market Near Standstill As OPA Fight Looms
Chicago reports limited grain trades at ceilings with oats dominant as traders await the OPA extension bill outcome. Prices: corn 1.4612, oats 0.88, barley 1.3515. Kansas City lists multiple grain rates and car lots. Fort Worth cash grain notes No. 1 wheat at 2.04 and oats at 0.96 with sorghums and milo priced per hundred pounds.
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OPA
Fort Worth
Firm Undertone in Cotton Futures With Light Volume
New York with June 15 trading shows a firm undertone as mill buying and cover trades lift prices 5 to 10 points on light volume. Spot demand in the South and belief in looser price controls fuel buying. July and December contracts edge higher while middling spot stands around 29.89. New Orleans closes with cotton futures up 75 to 85 cents.
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Cotton closes higher on strong demand
Spot cotton finished with a 1 cent gain per bale as sales reached 19,238. middling price settled at 29.20 cents per pound.
Cotton Spot Prices in Galveston Market
Spot cotton in Galveston on June 15 closed steady with an uptick of 15 points. Prices ranged from good ordinary 18.50 to strict good middling 29.50, with middling 29.90 and related grades listed. no sales were reported.
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Slaughter Cattle Prices Rise Across Week in Kansas City Market
Kansas City reports cattle salable 100 with vealers none. For the week slaughter steers steady to 15 cents higher, heifers and mixed yearlings up 15 to 25 cents, cows and bulls steady to weak, cutters 25 cents lower. Vealers unchanged. stocker and feeder classes steady to strong. Notable sales include eight loads of choice fed steers at 17.65, several lots around 16.25 to 17.40 for good and choice cattle, and mixed yearlings and Hereford entries in the mid-teens. Hog supply none. weekly trend unchanged at ceiling levels.
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U.P
USDA
Fort Worth Livestock Prices Weekly Report
Cattle prices mostly steady with weak spots in low grade cows and calves. Week highs include beef steers and yearlings 17.35, heifers 17.00, cows 14.75, fat calves 17.00, stockers 16.00. Hogs steady with barrows for slaughter 14.65 and sows 13.90. Sheep and lambs show mixed moves with spring lambs up to 15.50 and shorn lambs around 14.00 to 15.00.
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U.P
USDA
Oklahoma City Cattle and Hog Market Report
Weekly cattle receipts show gains for bulls and several categories with top yearlings reaching 16.65 to 17.40 and best steers around 16.00. Beef cows fell to 14.00, calves to 17.00, stockers and feeders 14.00 to 16.50. Hogs remain scarce with top butcher hogs at 14.55 and sows 13.80, stock pigs 14.55 to 15.25.
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Nationwide TV hookup predicted with Dallas as hub
Captain W C Biddy, top Navy wartime electronics expert, predicted a nationwide television hookup with Dallas as the southwestern hub. A new station is likely to begin operating within a year. Interstate Circuit Inc has an FCC license application pending and equipment expected July 1.
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Discharges Given To Amarillo Men In Navy Notice
Ten Amarillo sailors are discharged at the Naval Personnel Separation Center Norman Oklahoma including Loyd Ray Blake Oscar C. Dickenson Noel M. Howington Owen Ray Gunnels James O. Jackson Joedy H. Wilson John Mallett Royce D. Gant Melvin E. Taylor and Troy D. Salmon. Borger and Childress men also discharged recently with names listed.
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Allen Funeral Rites Set at Spearman
Belena Allen 51 died Saturday morning at the Allen home in Spearman. Funeral services will be at 1 PM Monday in First Christian church with Rev. C. A. Bastian officiating. Burial at 4:30 PM in Pampa under Boxwell Brothers. Survived by husband Homer Allen and two sons Auburn Kurtis of Vicksburg PA and A. J. Kurtis of Spearman.
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Matador Ranch Manager Succumbs at 65
M. J. Reilly, 65, long time Matador Ranch manager since 1923, died today at the ranch headquarters from a heart attack. His wife and daughter-in-law were in Boulder Colorado with his son, a University of Colorado student.
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Hendricks Hospitalized After Saw Injury
Gordon Hendricks of 308 Louisiana suffered a hand injury while using a saw at Amarillo Field and was admitted to Northwest Texas Hospital for treatment.
Maybe Bikes Need Title Certificate
Lawrence Youngblood identified his bicycle at the Amarillo police station to reclaim possession after it had been left at his grandmother’s home. He had left the bike when it broke down Friday night, and it was missing when he returned Saturday morning. Pewter alloy mention appears unrelated.
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Discharged Navy Veteran Enrolls at Amarillo College
Carl Monzingo, son of Mr and Mrs C T Monzingo of 2906 Harrison, recent Navy discharge and now enrolled at Amarillo College. A seaman first class, he spent 20 months overseas and took part in 10 major battles in the Asiatic and Pacific theaters. He attended Amarillo High School before service.
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Dalhart Democratic panel to consider primary ballot candidates
June 15 in Dalhart Chairman Lucian Goss calls Dallam County Democratic Executive Committee meeting to review applications for county and precinct ballot places and to determine primary costs. Jack Williams is committee secretary.
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Lucian Goss
Dallam County
Democratic Executive Committee
Jack Williams
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