Livewok Markets Report from Kansas City Fort Worth and Oklahoma City
Kansas City cattle and hog prices show steady to lower trends with steers and yearlings at 7.50 to 10.00 while hogs trade 11.00 to 11.25 per hundredweight and sheep rise with lambs at 14.90 to 15.25. Fort Worth quotes cattle 5.50 to 8.00 with calves steady and hogs 11.00 to 12.00. Amarillo grain prices list No 1 hard wheat at 1.56 per bushel and Milo at 1.10 per 100 pounds.
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Kansas City
Cry
New Orleans
Janeenee
Aenee
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Sell Steadily in Wichita Market
Wichita market reports cattle 4265 head including 75 calves with dull demand and vealers up to 9 dollars, stockers 6 to 7.75. Hogs 726 head higher with top 11.35, sows 9.75 to 10 and pigs 11. Lambs 50 head, best ewes at 14.25.
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Wichita
Kansas City Grain Prices Reported by AP
Wheat No 2 hard quoted 1.66 to 1.76. Corn No 3 white 84 to 86, No 2 yellow 87 to 88. Oats No 2 white 40 1-4 to 41, No 3 white 40 to 40 1-2. Kansas City market report dated Nov 19.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
Chicago
Stock market swings on renewed buying amid credit fears
Initial transactions show mixed pressure with buying for influential stocks like U S Steel General Electric New York Central U S Rubber and Chrysler lifting 1 to 3 points while nervousness about the credit outlook lingers. After a brief hold by the Bank of England rate expectations credit warnings temper operations but buying broadens and short covering drives gains. Standard tail shares revive confidence as New York Central Baltimore and Ohio Louisville and Nashville and Norfolk and Western display strength with St Paul preferred rising on early revival prospects.
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Associated Press
New York
U.S. Steel
General Electric
New York Central
U. S. Rubber
Chrysler
Bank of England
Baltimore
Will A Miller Vet Chapter Holds Meet
The Will A Miller chapter of the U D G C met at Mrs C H Hitchcock's home 406 Harrison yesterday and entertained Confederate veterans and their wives with an annual feast. Mrs T & Simpson played old time melodies on a French harp and readings followed by a story read by Miss Laura V Haraner. Veterans present ranged from 51 to 86 years old.
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Will A. Miller
U. D. GC
C. H. Hitchcock
Harrison Street
W. H. Brummett
J. W. Oster
W. W. Prescott
H. R. Airhart
Market notes and poultry quotes amid varied listings
The page shows poultry prices for hens broilers eggs and turkeys with cents per pound and weight ranges. It lists regional items including Leghorn hens broilers and old tom turkeys and notes prices for butter and packing stock. It also mentions early stock gains and a set of named companies and a foreign exchange update with sterling at 4.84 and an Italian loan.
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Beree Wis Pes Ewer de Cy Ens Itis Rookieth 2 Ceovecevees Es Ceres
Dace Orca
Sears Roebuck
Dupont
Hudson Motors
U. S
Italy
Cotton seed crush and on hand totals rise in Q3
The census bureau reports 1,408,875 tons of cotton seed crushed in Aug 1 to Oct 31, up from 1,096,240 a year ago. Cotton seed on hand at Oct 31 totals 1,170,770 tons, versus 873,368 a year earlier.
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State Paid Too Much for Texas Asphalt
Austin dates, Nov 19. Ten cents a square yard would have been reasonable for asphalt surfacing of over four million square yards of state highways. H A Wise Harris county engineer testified as the state sues to cancel contracts, recover 656000 in alleged excess profits, and forfeit the company's Texas permit.
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Associated Press
Austin
American Road Company
H. A. Wise
Harris County
Highway Commission
Texas
Market happenings weigh on wheat futures in Chicago
Northwest news and improving country roads push farmers to sell cash wheat and storage tickets, delaying futures. Corn surpluses grow in Iowa Illinois Indiana and Pennsylvania, with bearish views expecting higher market supply as weather allows. Chicago Tribune report via SAM S. Denman & Co. Amarillo office.
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Northwest
Iowa
Ilinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
San Jacinto Parents Urged to Attend School Program
San Jacinto parents are urged by students and teachers to attend the parent program tonight at the San Jacinto school building. A room registration contest offers a handsome picture to the winning room with the most parents. Supt. W. A. McIntosh will speak. Prof. C. C. Walden notes expected record turnout and a fire prevention playset.
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C. C. Walden
Supt
W. A. McIntosh
World flier testifies at Mitchell court martial
Washington reports Lieutenant Wade, a world flyer with 3000 flying hours, testifies about aviation experiences and the Loening amphibian. He calls the Arctic suitability of the amphibian limited and notes the Iceland hop posed unique hazards to human life. He also hints at the possibility of leaving the Army Air Service.
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Associated Press
Washington
De‘onee
Mitchell
William Mitchell
Leigh Wade
Army World
Seaps
Iceland
Wade
Army Air Service
Foley gives his version of Shenandoah case notes
Captain Foley recounts his interview with Mrs Lansdowne as part of the Shenandoah matter noting a single typewritten statement was created and the notes destroyed. He says he would leave the issue to the court and explains details of the meeting involving Mrs Foley Dr Mason and Mrs Lansdowne. Also reports Rev G J Irvin to Childress home and a child with diphtheria in the Bush family under quarantine.
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William B. Mason
Leonard Bush
Virginia Avenue
Bush
A. H. Lindsay
Goethals Ends Panhandle Survey Tour
General Goethals and his party completed a two day survey over the Panhandle before leaving Amarillo for New York. He will prepare a report for the city commission and the Board of City Development on the Panama canal era engineer’s findings. J N Riggs, president of the Amarillo Board of City Development, joined the executive committee in the tour.
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Panhandle
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
New York
City Commission
Board of City Development
J. N. Riggs
Amarillo
Former Deputy Sheriff on Trial in Booze Case
James Tesser a former deputy sheriff is tried in district court on liquor possession charges after a raid found several gallons of liquor home brewed beer and still apparatus. His wife testified he made beer for medical purposes. ownership of the liquor and still was not established. The jury was to hear the case later this afternoon. Attorney Harry Worthen represents Tesser.
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James Tesser
Tesser
Harry Worthcutt
City commission leads Goethals visit to Panhandle
The city commission and board conducted a delegation led by General Goethals to assess the Panhandle from Deaf Smith county to review a shallow water belt and the proposed municipal water supply site. Goethals declined banquets but thanked the city for its hospitality. his reports are expected within a month.
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Deaf Smith County
Goethals
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