Markets Brief: Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Mixed Across Cities
Wichita cattle 1 800 head weak with cattlemen bidding 3.85 to 7.50 for stockers. hogs 1 800 steady with top 11.50 and sows 9.50 to 9.75. sheep 100 steady with fat lambs to 15. CHICAGO hogs 24 000 uneven with k pigs 12 and heavyweights 11.10 to 11.89. cattle 14 000 steady with mature steers 14.50 to 15.25. lambs 11 000 slow with fat natives 6 14 to 7 59. KANSAS CITY calves 5 000 higher with heavy steers 13 and veal top 11. hogs 4 600 higher top 11.55. sheep 7 000 steady western lambs 14.75 to 14.90.
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Wichita
Kan
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Cattle Prices Steady for Steers and Heifers in South Omaha Markets
South Omaha Nebraska October 15 cattle runs report cattle numbers at 7900 with beef steers and feeders holding steady while good cows and heifers stay steady. Canners and cutters show steady prices and medium grade cattle are slow to move with declines up to 15 cents.
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South Omaha
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices From East St Louis Market
East St Louis October 15 hogs 8 500 slow light hogs 11.75 to 11.85 heavy 11.5 to 11.75 packing sows 10 to 10.26 cattle 2 800 steady beef steers up to 11 mixed yearlings 11.25 plain heifers 5 to 7.50 cows 4.25 to 5.26 canners 2.75 to 2.00 bologna bulls 4 to 4.50 light wealers 12 to 12.50 sheep 1 590 slow native lambs 14.75 cull lambs 10.50 fat ewes 6 to 7.50.
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East St. Louis
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady as Rains Boost Prices
New Orleans October 15 cotton futures opened steady amid widespread rains across the belt and firmer cables. October at 20.85, December 20.90, January 20.90, March 20.50, May 20.86. Early trades showed 30 to 34 point gains as traders covered after yesterday’s declines, though the market eased 11 to 14 points late in the first half hour.
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New Orleans
Pransi
New York Cotton Futures Open Higher on Rain, Trade Activity
New York cotton futures opened firmer with October at 21.45, December 21.40, January 20.88, March 21.03, May 21.22. The market rose on steady Liverpool cables and rain in the south with a predicted cool spell in the southwest, December reaching 21.54 as traders covered and hedged.
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Associated Press
New York
Liverpool
Pricas
Hest
Wheat gains in Liverpool lift Chicago grain prices
Chicago grain trends rise as unexpected Liverpool wheat quota strength provides early support. Traders note renewed demand and firmer futures with United States markets tracking overseas gains and hoping for follow through.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Ammarillo Produce Prices and Market Notes
Market listings show hens, leghorn birds, turkeys and packing stock with prices around 18 cents for butter and quoted egg values. A report notes Chicago price movement, December shifts from 42 to 1.421% and a late dip below initial figures with corn steady and occasional losses. Provisions briefly rise on buying by earlier sellers of nearby lard deliveries.
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Chicago
Market In formation by Sam S. Denman & Co Amarillo
Chicago October 15 traders lean bear on wheat with light activity. Eyes focus on northwest conditions seen as bearish. Large reduction in short interest noted while buyers take advantage of sharp bulges per Chicago Tribune via value desk.
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SAM S. Denman & CO
Amarillo
Amarillo Hotel
Chicago
Northwest
Stock Averages Move In Mixed Fashion Across Sectors
The report shows gains for twenty five rails with last at 83.78 and up 0.482, while twenty five industrials rise to 172.21 after a 1.55 point gain. Pitty stocks trade at 128.02, up 0.94 from prior.
Bank rate unchanged and Wall Street notes drift
Bank of England rediscount rate remains at 4 percent. Western Union reports third quarter earnings of 4.59 dollars per share, up from 3.76 in the prior quarter and 5.48 a year ago. nine months earnings total 11.56 versus 9.53. United Cigar Stores of America profits from Florida real estate are highlighted by New York Tribune estimates. Secretary Mellon plans a 250 million dollar tax reduction proposal for testimony before the House Ways and Means Committee. Industrial index at 148.96, up 1.56. railroad index at 102.14, up .41.
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New York
Bank of England
Western Union
N. Y. Tribune
United Cigar Stores of America
Florida
Mellon
Houseway Committee
New York Cotton Market Slows with Mixed Early Trading
New York cotton trading showed light interest and a dull market. Early prices rose on cables and a wet nap but slipped under hedge and local pressure. December quotes hovered near 57 before a late afternoon firming.
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New York
Health unit plan favored at city meeting in Amarillo
A mass meeting at city hall where over half the attendees were mothers unanimously urged the Amarillo and Potter County boards of education to support a proposed state Rockefeller funded health unit. The plan would cost about 17 600 dollars annually with state and local contributions.
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Board of Education
Potter County
Amarillo
Rockefeller Foundation
Hall
J. B. Hall
Rockefeller Institute
T. W. Cotten
Bivins
Cotten
Dr. Hall
Jeff Bartlett
Potter County Federation of Women
E City
R. Thomson
Presbyterian Church
Mira Laura V. Hamner
J. E. Griggs
Wiliam Lemons
McClellan
Sohn Roas
W. A. McIntosh
Farr Wyatt
R. S. Thompson
A. J. Crow
Joseph Smith
Fisk and Harris
State Board of Health
Cotton Market Sees Slow Trade After Heavy Rains
Reports from New Orleans and local sellers note damage to open cotton grades due to recent rains. Wet weather slows new season start while exports reach 32,000 bales as traders await the next government report.
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New Orleans
Market Sharp Rise Hits Open as GM Leads Advances
New York trading opens with rising prices and heavy turnover. General Motors jumps 2 points to 122 after 5,000 shares, McCrory R gains four points, and U S Steel, American Smelting, International, Nickel rise on strong demand. St. Louis Southwestern joins a new merger, lifting Cotton Belt shares. foreign currencies firm on Locarno news.
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Associated Press
New York
General Motors
McCrory
U. S. Steel
American Smelting
International
Nickel
Fisher Body
Mack Trucks
General Cigar
United Cigar Stores
Dupont
Colorado
Southern
St. Louis Southwestern Railroad
Southwestern
Kansas City Southern
Cotton Belt
Sterling
Pirates Rally As Johnson Keeps Senators At Bay
In a rain soaked game the Pirates push past the Senators with scoring by Carey and Goslin driving hits. Johnson limits Washington while Morrison and Traynor contribute crucial plays as the rain intensifies.
Eighth Inning Highlights From A Baseball Tilt
Senator Traynor made multiple standout plays including a first base out on Bluege and a sparkling stop of Ruel preventing a hit. Peck belted a towering home run into the left field stands beyond the scoreboard barrier. Smith snagged a foul near Johnson to end a tense sequence.
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Pirates
Johnson
Wraynor
Hopper
Judge
Traynor
Wright
MelInnix
Pirate
Smith
Stan Harris
Smiths
McIntis
Bluege
Moore Cuyler
Peck
Carey
Ruel
Rice
Moore
Morrison
Cuyler
Barnhart
McInnis
Grantham
Joe Harris Norris
Kremer
Blunge
Goslin
Tookoe Harris
Senators
Curler
Barrhart
Joe Haris
Ruel Judge
Bigbee
Yde
Deen
Rain and hail devastate Panhandle cotton crops
The Panhandle endured rain fog and mist with reports of heavy hail that damaged crops. Ample rainfall from Amarillo to Texola across Santa Fe and Rock Island lines. Hall county near Lakeview saw a severe hailstorm nearly destroying cotton crops just ready for harvest. The weather outlook is partly cloudy and cold.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Santa Fe
Cap Rock
South Plains
Fort Worth
Denver
Texline
Rock Island
Texola
Shamrock
Bennanino
Vega
Weather Bureau
Hall County
O. D. Kerr
Lakeview
Colonel Golding Dies War Hero of Amarillo Troop B
Col Golding of the 131st field artillery Texas National Guard dies. He began in Amarillo as buck private, rose to captain leading Troop B to the Mexican border, and helped produce many World War I officers. Funeral plans uncertain, military funeral likely, burial in uniform. Dickson Golding drug store closed. friends notified.
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131St Field Artillery
Texas National Guard
Golding
Amarillo
Horace Russell
Griggs Undertaking Company
Colonel Golding
Nation's premier railroad near realization
Plans for a national premier railroad advance as Kansas City Southern buys the Rock Island Pacific stake in the Cotton Belt, the last Gould-controlled line. Arthur Stilwell's dream moves forward with Loree's plan to fuse KCS, Cotton Belt, and Missouri-Kansas-Texas under a single trunk line, challenging major rivals.
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Associated Press
New York
Kansas’ City Southern Railway
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
St. Louis Southwestern
Cotton Belt Railway
Gould
Arthur &. Stilwell
Kansas City Southern
L. F. Loree
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railway
Vast Broadway Purchase Signals New York Real Estate Boom
A $17,000,000 thirty-two story building changes hands at 61 Broadway in New York as a cab horse tale and cash purchase amuse. Japan’s exports to the US double from 1924 to 1925 while US sales to Japan decline. Amsterdam seeks a cold prevention cure with 8000 citizens aiding a health lab study. Microbes and colds are cited as major drains on life and work.
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No. 61
Broadway
New York
Old Astor
Manhattan Island
Japan
United States
University of Amsterdam
Holland
New Aircraft Controversy Over High Costs
Washington reports an aircraft funding dispute involving Comptroller General McCarl and Lt. Schulze army air service officer who prearranged events for the world flight. Schulze claimed about 400 for teas dinners and social functions. McCarl rejected the expenses as lacking legal basis.
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Associated Press
Washington
McCarl
Laclair OD. Schulze
Army Air Service
Schulze
Oil Company
Orthodox Department
Orin Tat
J. R. Roberts Suffers Paralytic Stroke at 11 A M
J R Roberts 73 of 209 Bellview Avenue suffered a paralytic stroke today about 11 o'clock. He was preparing to drive to town and is described as extremely critical and practically helpless with speech impaired. Roberts is noted as a fine Amarillo citizen. Douglas Witt, San Jacinto Drug Store proprietor, is his son in law.
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J. R. Roberts
Bellview Avenue
Roberts
Secarcely
Mr. Roberts
Amarillo
Douglas Witt
San Jacinto Drug Store
Aon
Indiana Senator Ralston Dies After Illness
Senator Ralston died after a lengthy illness at his home shortly after 11 p.m. He had warned family and friends of his condition in the weeks leading to death. A mine runner in youth, he farmed and taught, then studied law before rising to governor of Indiana in 1912 and later to the U S Senate in 1922. He briefly retired, returning to politics in 1922 as the party nominee against Beveridge.
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Ralston
Indiana
United States
Beveridge
AFL votes against independent labor party
Atlantic City N J October 15 The American Federation of Labor voted against forming an independent labor party after a heated debate President William Green said a time may come to organize such a party but for now labor interests are best served by backing labor friendly candidates
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor Today
Independent Labor Party
William Green
Santa Fe Testifies on Freight Potential and Branch Capacity
Mr Mackie testifies to freight totals on the Spearman branch and notes August 1921 peak utilization at 73 percent of engine rating. He asserts no limit to Santa Fe business on the branch, citing idle engines in Amarillo during peak season and superior construction compared with many main lines. He estimates the new line would capture about half the Spearman oil traffic and 15 to 20 percent at Waka and Farnsworth, while Panhandle earnings rise with oil development and Santa Fe would gain most oil business per Rock Island testimony.
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Mackie
Spearman
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Mr. MacKie
Santa Ire
Waka
Farnsworth
Macie
Panhandle
Rock Island
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Ray Wagoner
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Aittle
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Johnsn
MelInnis
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