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Tune in on KRBC
THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS
Sunday Morning, October 31, 1943
0
Stock Close THE MARKETS RADIO PROGRAMS
AT A GLANCE
Sunday, October 31
Is Irregular
NEW YORK, Oct. 30 '.^—Spe-
cialties attracted the principal buy-
ing play in this week's stock mar-
ket and, while rails today enjoyed
■ modest last-minute recovery, in-
dustrial leaders generally continued
to mill over a slightly irregular
course.
MORNING
Oct 30—(By Associated Press).
New York
The Associated Press 60-stock
average was up .1 of a point at 50.8
and showed a net advance of .2 for
the week. On the month the com-
posite was off .1 of a point. Trans-
fers for the two hours amounted to
STOCKS: Mixed: variations narrow.
BONDS: Irregular; low priced rail#
decline
COTTON: Narrow; light liquidation.
Chicago,
WHEAT: Lower with rye; closed N-1%
down.
RYE — Decline TA-1%: hedging.
HOGS: Nominally unchanged
CATTLE: Nominally unchanged.
A. M. ERBO
1480
5:15
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emo
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Cotton
337.630 shares compared with 326-
Turnover was ton table:
Port Movement
New Orleans ..
070 last Saturday.
aided by large trades in low-priced
issues. Commonwealth & Southern.
NEW ORLEANS TABLE
NEW, ORLEANS, Oct. 30 - (AP)Cot-
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Abilenians Attend
Funeral in Sanco
Mr and Mrs. I. E. Yarbro and
children, Billie Jane and Donald,
502 Vine, attended the funeral of
Mrs. Yarbro's father, w. H. Camp-
bell in Banco Friday.
Mr. Campbell, pioneer of Coke
county, died unexpectedly at his
Mrs. Henry Briscoe of Banco; one
Born May 31, 1868 In Sumner brother, Dan Campbell of Robi ,
Lee, and five grandchildren.
home Thursday.
Sunday Moi
county, Tenn., Mr. Campbell had
been a member of the Baptist
church since the age of 19. He
was married to Louvenia Payne.
Dec. 1. 1697.
Surviving are his wife; four
children, Mrs Jack Lassiter of
Sanco, Lt. O. H. Campbell of Shep-
pard field, Fred Campbell of Rob-
ert Lee and Mrs. Yarbro; one slater.
Other Abilenians attending the
funeral were Mrs. J. R. Fielder,
Mrs. W. H. Buchanan, Mrs. Louis
Rowell and Mrs W. F. Bennett .
Jackie Morris, student la Abilene
Christian college, left Abilene Sat-
urday to visit in Denton.
CLI
Quality Herefords
for instance, came out in blocks of
1.000 to 10,500 shares, and ended
up 1-16 of a point at 13-16.
In front were Santa Fe, Lacka-
wanna. Delaware & Hudson, U. S.
Steel. Morris & Essex. Chrysler.
Western Union. Anaconda. Sears
Roebuck, U. S Rubber. General
Electric and Standard Oil (NJ).
Among losers were Bethlehem. Oliv-
er Farm, Youngstown Sheet, Boe-
ing. Westinghouse and Kennecott.
Bonds were uneven. At Chicago
wheat was off about % to 1‘s cents
a bushel and other staples were
lower. Cotton lost 60 to 75 cents
a bale.
Galveston ......
Houston ........
Savannah ******
Charleston ....
Norfolk ........
New York ....
Boston ........
Minor Port......
TOTAL ......
For Week ......
For Season ...
Interior Mx mt
Memphis ......
Augusta ........
Little Rick ....
Midig
. 19.94
19.72
. 19.77
. 20.30
20.31
20.71
Rects
16 098
1,589
2,812
111
713
Stocks
160,336
836 048
732,476
64 057
17,674
11,400
9.068
3 .094
192,736
AFTERNOON
PUBLICAN DOMINO & BEAU GWEN
Breeding
Financial
DOW JONES STOCK AVERAGES
30 Ind 138 27 off 0.02.
20 RR 35 24 up 0 20.
15 Util. 2195 up 0 02.
CLOSING INDEXES
NEW YORK, Oct 30 —(UP)— Standard
& Poor’s closing indexes for today:
STOCKS
50 Industrials 117 57.
20 Railroads 37.76. “
20 Utilities 51.74.
90 Stocks 94.65.
BONDS (medium & lower grade)
10 Industrials 118 83x.
20 Railroads 99.77
20 Utilities 115.17.
50 Bonds composite 11.26.
BONDS (high grade and defaulted)
15 High grade 120.90.
15 Defaulted 50.18
X—New high.
Dallas ........ 19.67
Montgomery .... 20.30
TOTAL ....
935,573
Midgig Rects
19.90
20.67
20.00
21.323 2,026,889
21,323
1,998
120
2,118
Stocks
197,128
83,123
280,251
NEW YORK FUTURES
NEW YORK, Oct. 30 —(AP)—Cotton
futures declined today under fairly heavy
liquidation and hedge selling.
Futures closed (old contracts) 60 to
75 cents a bale lower
High Low Last
Dec.............20.06 19 91 19 91-94
Mch. ..............19 87 19.75 19.75
May ............19.67 1 9 55 19.55-56
Jly...............19.49 19 36 19 37
Middling spot 20.71N. -N—Nominal.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 30—(AP)—Peace
talks caused general selling in cotton fu-
tures here today Closing prices were bare-
ly steady 35 to 90 cents a bale lower
High Low Close
, 20 20 20.19 20.19-20
. 20 10 20.00 20.00
Dec. .
Mch. .
May .
Jly. .
Oct. .
........19.91 19.79 19.79-80
.........19 74 19.60 19.61-62
.........19.40 19 25 19 28-27
DALLAS MIDDLING
DALLAS, Oct 30 —(UP)— Approxi-
made prices of cotton in the Dallas mar-
ket as reported today to the agricultural
marketing service for basis middling lots
on brokers’ tables and F. O. B Dallas
trade territory. Flat; basis calculated on
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Fair Ground*—Abilene—Nov. 3-4-5
Hereford—Dairy Cottle—Swine
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Farmers, Dairymen and Stockmen all
know the value of feeding
L FEEDS
Sold in Abilene by
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NOVEMBER 3-4-5
AT THE WEST TEXAS HEREFORD ASSOCIATION
SALE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5
WE ARE OFFERING:—
Lot 5—A Choice Bred Heifer.
Lot 6—14 Mo. Publican Domino Bull.
Visit the ranch at any time and see some
of the bull calves we are offering.
Average Spot Price STOCKS IN
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 30 —(AP)— The
average price of middling 15-16-inch cot-
ton today at ten designated southern spot
markets was «5 cents s bale lower at
20.06 cents a pound; average for the past
30 market days 20.37; middling ‘-inch
average 19 04.
the closing of 19.92 on December contracts.
New York.
MIDDLING
STAPLE BASIS
13-18 ...............235 Off
s ...................150 Off
29-32 ...............100 Off
1 15-16..... 20 Off
31-32 ...............15 Off
1 Inch .................Even
I 1-32 ...... --,-20 On
1 1-16 ........%.......50 On
Strict middling 30 to 40 higher
PRICE
17.57
18.42
18.92
19.67
19.77
19.92
20.12
20.42
Strict low middling 120 to 150 lower.
TEXAS SPOT
DALLAS, Oct. 30 — (AP) —Spot cotton
19.67; Galveston 19.72; Houston 19.77.
NEW ORLEANS SPOT
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 30 -(AP)—Spot
cotton closed steady 35 cents a bale lower
Sales 4,019. Low middling 16.11: middling
19.94; good middling 20.39. Receipts 16,098
Stocks 160,336.
THE SPOTLIGHT
NEW TORK. Oct. 30 —(AP)— Sales
closing price and net change of the fif-
teen most active stocks today
Comwith & Sou 51.100 13-16 up
Seaboard Air L 9 400 12. No.
Del Lark & W 9,000 7% Up N
Del & Hud 8,900 16% up- 1‘s
Farns Tel R 4,900 10% up ‘s
Alaska Jun 4.200 6 No
Bald Loco 3,800 16% down %
Int Paper 3,800 134 up ‘s
Unit Gas Imp 3,600 212 No.
AM Pow & LT $5 PF 3,400 45% up %
AM Distill 3,000 62% up l’s
Gen Gas & E A 2,700 24 No. /
Nat Supply 2.700 13% up %
Net Supply $2 PF 2,000 27% up 1
Radio 2,600 10% up ‘a
feeder lambs steady. Week’s tops: fat
lambs 13.00, yearlings 11.50, aged wethers
6.00, ewes 5.50, feeder lambs 9.00. weeks
bulks: fat lambs 11.00-12.00, yearlings
10.00-11.00. wethers scarce, cull to good
ewes 5.25-5.00; feeder lambs 8.00-50.
SAN ANTONTO
SAN ANTONIO, Oct 30 —fAP)—(Fed-
eral-State Market News) — Sheep: Com-
pared Friday week ago slaughter ewes
weak to 25 lower, extremes 50 down, other
classes not represented enough to test
prices Cull to low medium No. 1 and 2
pelt ewes 4.00-4.85; cull and common
. fresh shorn 3.00-3.75; bulk cults 3.00 Goats
little changed. Medium handpicked lots to
city butcher, 5.00-6.00..
A. E. FOGLE & SONS
TUSCOLA, TEXAS
Grain
CHICAGO TABLE
CHICAGO, Oct. 30 —(API-
Open High Low Clos e
GALVESTON SPOT
GALVESTN, Oct. 30 —(AP)— Spot cot-
ton closed steady, revised, 14 down.
Good ordinary 13.72: strict good or- Dec. .
dinary 14 82. low middling 15.82; strict. May ■
low middling 18 42; middling 19.72; strict Jly. •
middling 20 02. good middling 20.12; strict
good middling 20.22; middling fair 20.32.
Bales — spots 208; FOB 100.
WHEAT—
Dec. 1.56%-N 1.56% 1.55% 1.5554
May 1.55% % 1.555 1.54% 1.54’-%
Jly. 1.63 1.54 1 52 1.52
OATS
... 76 76 75% 754-%
.734-N 13% 74% 70%
...71% 71% 70% 70%
KANSAS CITV CASH
Produce
( HIC AGO
CHICAGO. Oct. 30 —(AP)—(WFA)-
Butter unchanged eggs unchanged.
Derrell Woolam, torpedo mate
third class, and Gordon Van Vliet,
torpedo mate third class, were in
Abilene Saturday morning en route
to their submarine base in New
London. Conn. They had been on
leave visiting Woolam’s parents.
Mr. and Mrs. M. O.. Woolam in
I Andrews.
Greeting West Texas Stockmen!
We have
plenty of
TEXO
STOCK-POULTRY
AND DAIRY
FEEDS
ON HAND.
For profits always give your
stock Texo Feeds.
MILLER'S TEXO FEED STORE
443 WALNUT
PHONE 3112 •
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 30 —(AP) Wheat,
1 higher to 1 lower, No. 2 dark and
hard 1.5342-1.55; No. 2 red 1.61; Dec.
1.50%: May 1.494
Oats 4 cars unchanged to 4 lower; No.
2 white N 764-78.
FORT WORTH CASH
PORT WORTH, Oct. 30 — (AP)—Wheat
No. 1 hard 1.61%-1.66%
Barley No. 2 nominally 1.28-1.29.
Sorghums No. 2 yellow milo per 100
pounds Nom. 2.24 2.27; No. 2 white kafir
Nom. 2.26-2.29.
Corn shelled at Fort Worth ceilings -
No. 2 white 1.261: No 2 yellow 1.16%.
Oats No. 3 white 864-87% No. 1 feed
843-80%.
Livestock
CHIC AGO
CHICAGO, Oct JU — (AP) —(WFA)-
Hocs 6,500; all graces and “classes nomi-
nal.) steady; quotable top around 14.60
tor good and choice hogs.
Cattle 800;calves 100; common and
medium heifers 25 higher at 12.50 down;
long yearling steers scaling 11v3 lbs top-
ped at 16.85; 10.70 on 1200 lb averages.
1633 lb finished steers 16.60; with grassy
and warmed-up kinds 10.00-12.50; choice
to prime 1000 lb heifers 16 25; strictly
good beef cows to 12.50; stockers and
feeders 10.50-12.50; choice 725 lb year-
lings 13.40; stock calves above 13.00.
sheep 2,800; compared with last Friday,
fat iambs sod yearlings advanced around
30, ewes finished fully 25 higher Weeks
tops western lambs 14 25, native lambar
14.10, yearlings 12 33, ewes 6.15. Good
native lambs 1325-13.75; medium to choice
westerns 13.00-14.25; yearnings 11.00-12.351
light southwesterns 10.00-10.50; slaughter
ewes 4.75-5.75; good to choice 5.90-6.15,
feeding lambs 10 00-13.00.
KANSAS CITT
KANSAS CITY, Oct 30-(AP) (WFA)
—Hogs 200; steady; for week, lights and
butchers 20-25 lower; top 14:30; sows 40-
30 lower
Cattle 1.000; calves 100; for week,
compared close last week choice slaugh-
ter- steers 25-50 lower, top fat steers
16.10; average 1045 lbs; choice 930-1500
lb weights 14.75-16.00; good and choice
heifers 12.50-15 25) long-feeds 15.15-16.00;
good range fat cows 11.00-60; grain-feds
12.25; medium and good stocker and
feeder steers 10.00-12,00; Food and Choice
yearling heifers 10.00-12 00; good and
choice range steer calves 11 50-13.25; helf-
' ers 10.00-12.00.
Sheep, pone; for week, top range and
red lambs 14.65; top natives 14 25, top
| ewes 5.75; common and medium offerings
I 4 50-75: desirable weights feeding lambs
11.50-12.00; top 12 35.
FORT WORTH
FORT WORTH, Oct 30.—(WFA)—Live.
stock:
Cattle: 150 calves 140 Compared close
la st week: beef steers and yeartings weak, -
cows 25-50 lower, bulls 50 lower, killing
calves steady, most stockers steady, low
qualified kind unevenly lower Week’s
tops: beef steers and yearlings 14.00, beet 1
cows 10.00, bulls 9.50, slaughter calves
| 11.50, stocker calves 11.50 stocker year-
| lings 11.00 Week’s bulks; slaughter steers
| and yearlings 8.00-12.50, beef cows 7.50-
i 9.00, canners and cutters 3 50-7.25, bulls
1 6.50-9.00, killing calves. 7.50-11.00, cull
calves 6.00-7.00, stocker steers,” yearlings
and calves 00-10.50.
Hogs: 200. Steady on 1H weights com-
pored with Friday’s average Top 14.30
paid by packers for good and choice 185-
210 ib butchers. Good 160 lb lights at
| 13.25 Bows 13.00-50. Compared with week
| a go, most butchers 25 lower
I Sheep: 1300 Compared with last week’s
close: slaughter ewes 25 or more higher: 1
I good lambs steady, common and medium
lambs 25-50 lower; yeaNings, wethers and 1
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