Amarillo Daily News (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 296, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 27, 1926 Page: 11 of 14
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AMARILLO DAILY NEWS
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NEW YORK FUTURES
EW YORK, Oct. 26.—Cotton futures
led barely steady at net decline of 14 to 16
POULTRY
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TON EASES OFF
ce unless otherwise credited are furnished by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK
ON LIQUIDATION :
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 26.—Cattle 16,00
slues lu endnine fed steers and ves
Jan
Mar
7
let
DR. CALDWELL
Eye, Ear, None and Throat
offerings were
on covering by
ef that yesterd:
After showing con-
y's earlier trading,
easier under re-
hern selling. Janu-
rom 12.36 to 12.62,
t that figure. The
y steady at net de-
at a decline of IB
ve points, most po-
vernight selling or-
tho relatively easy
up-
uthern selling orders noted
E. There also was a feel-
pp figures had failed mate
> attitude of the trade with
on a scale down, and these
dered partly responsible for
P from ll.1t to 12.58, and
o 12.90, net gains of about
I active positions, but de-
BOM -=***= --- at these figures and the
arket weakened during the afternoon. Much
the buying on the advance was attributed
covering of shorts and while the trade was
edited with buying actively on declines or
i scale down orders, there was not as much
pport after the covering movement slack-
December broke to 12.20 aad North to 12.56
lata trading and the close was at the low-
1 levels of the day. Part of the selling at
the couth, killins tem-
ed in some eastern belt
w conditions were con-
the development of late
today BMW bales, making 2,200,129
ripe, 156,025. United State, part
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW ORLEANS, Ort. 26.—The cotton mar-
ket was fairly active at times today and prices
fluctuated frequently, but the general trend
was upward during the greater part of the
session owing to reports that considerable
buying orders were la the market for execu-
tion on dips.
At the start prices were easier owing to
less favorable Liverpool cables than due and
to prospects for favorable weather in the belt.
After easing off 9 to 12 points in the first
part of the morning the market rallied on
good trade and investment buying and later
the improvement was held by reports of rain
and snow in the eastern belt. Prices on this
buige advanced 26 to 28 points from the lows
and ruled quite steady most of the afternoon.
In the late trading, however, prices broke 32
to se points from the highs on long liquids:
toin, and the close was at the bottom, how.
January to
12 points to
orts fu
est
rs 8.1500 4.501 vents 50e-$1.00 lower:
fat atom steady to Ite lower;
eights IBM; heavies 9.85; she
In* steady.
.500: uneven bulk of sales 12.25@
king sows 10,00411.50: stock pigs
000: steady; western lambs 13.85;
■ 13.25.
HEAVY MARKETING
PULLS WHEAT DOWN
OKLAHOMA LIVESTOCK
OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 26.Cattle 1,500;
lower: steers 5.750 6.50: beef cows 4.754
5.00: bulls 4.00: western heifers 7.50; choice
vealers 8.00.
Hogs 400; lower; bulk 12.90@13.35; sows
11.00@11.50.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, Oct. 26.—Hogs 27,000; slow: top
17ispims 12.00@12.60 packing sows 10.75
“caul. 47,000: yearling, and IM steers
weak to 25c lower a top yearlings 12.40;
bullocks 11.25; she stock 11 to 11. lower:
vealers upward to 13.50.
Sheep 11,000; steady: fad western lambs
13.85: best natives 14.00; IM ewes 5.5006.50;
feeding lambs 13.00@13.60.
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK
FORT WORTH, Oct. 26.—Cattle 8,800: in-
eluding 1,000 calves: steady, beeves 5.500
8.50; stockers 5.0047.50; fat cows 4.0005.35;
heifers and yearlings r. 5008.50; bulls 3.75@
4.75: calves 5.0002 10.50.
Hors 600: lower: light 13.50@13.65;
medium 11 856213.50; heavs 12.75@13.25; sows
11.00@11.75: pigs 12.00(013.25.
Sheep 500: steady: lambs 12.50@13.00;
vearlings 10.00@12.00: shorn wethers 7.000
7.75; shorn ewes 6.00(17.00: stockers 5.000
6.00.
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 26.—Wheat No. 2 hard
1.394@ 1.42%: No. 2 rad 1.88% 62 1.39.
Corn Ma. 1 white 774578%: No. 2 yellow
77% (78.
Oats No. t white 4514648; No. 1 white
44@ 45%. _______
WICHITA LIVESTOCK
Special In The News
WICHITA, Kans., Oct. 26.—Cattle 1,600, in-
eluding 400 calves: receipts light, largely
stockers and feeders: trade fairly active, fully
steady: no slaughter steers sold: early beef
heifers $8.00 to $8.25: bulk grass fat heifers
$6.00 to $7.00; bulk butcher cows MM to
(By The Associated Press)
CHICAGO, III., Oct. 26.— Heavy marketing
of Canadian wheat to anticipate the close of
lake navigation tended to pull wheat values
down today at the last. Closing quotations
on wheat were unsettled 4y to H cent art
lower, with corn unchanged to quarter cent
off, onto unchanged to % cent up, and pro-
visions varying from 22 cents decline to a rise
of 20 cents.
Disappointing husking returns from Illinois
and Iowa gave steadiness to the corn market
and indirectly to oats. Packers were sellers
of nearby futures in the provision market, but
deferred deliveries were in far general de-
AMARILLO GRAIN
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CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAuU, Oct. 26.—Wheat No. B hard
'@1.47; No. 8 mixed 1.44.
n°tste : mixed 717%: No. 2 yellow
adbats No. 8 white 47%: No. 8 white 434@
BUTTER AND EGGS
CHICAGO, Oct. 26.—Butter lower; eream-
ery extras 47: standards 48; extra firsts
aetjfts 391442: seconds 35@38. Exes
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YORK, Oct. 26. —Foreign exchanges
irregular. Great Britain demand 4.84%:
cables 4.84%; .0 day bills on banks 4.80."
France demand 3.06: cables 3.06%. Italy
demand 4.43%: Belgium 18.51; Germany
23.76%: Tokyo 48.93%: Montreal 100.12%.
$5.25: law cutters and cutters mostly $3.25 to
$1.00: bulls scarce, steady: heavy calves $8.00
down? veals 50 cents lower, practical top
$10.50, a few up to $11.00: stockers and feed-
era active, steady, bulk $6.50 to $7.26.
nre to nine points,
rowly for a time prices
on prospects for good
er traded down to IBM.
March to 12.57, or 9 to
a?bx D
2.67
ON
WB BE ILES HoF A.CCE!
r and 12.50 for March,
• from the highs. The
totaled 34,433 bales.
DAILY COTTON TABLE
Port Movement— Middl
New Orleans.........................1
Galveston .................... 1
Mobile ...-------------------------1
Savannah ..............................1
Norfolk................................•
N.York................: eeeeeea:13
Interior Movement-
Memphis a.....***********************
Augusta ..............................J
Fort Worth .......................** 1
Houston ...............................}
Little Rock ............................J
Atlanta ....................... 1
A NEW YORK STOCKS.
Ai.a'eremia and Dye.......
American Can ...-22*.......
American Car and Foundry ......
American Locomotive :****
American Smelting and Refining..
American Sugar .................
American Tel. a Tell..............
AMPerican Tobacco ...............
American Woolen................
Anaconda Copper ................
Armour of HL "W ..............
Atchison ............%............
Atlantic Coast Line..............
Baldwin Locomotive .............
Daftimere * Ohio ...............
Bethlehem Steel ...................
California Petroleum ............
Canadian Pacific ................
Central Leather pfd .............
Cerro de Paso ..................
Chesapeake 4a Ohio ...2-11110-s,
Chicago, MIL a St. Paul pfd.....
Chicago & Northwestern.........
Chicago, R. I. & Pacific.........
Chile Copper ....................
Chrysler Corporation ............
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on Ore
imalea, is to have
ice plant.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26.—Cotton futures
closed steady at art decline of 18 to 1.
points.
Open High Low Close
July ...........1B.00 18.15 12.90 12.90-92
Dec. ...........UM 12.62 12.28 12.20-32
NEW ORLEANS SPOTS
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26.—Spot rotten closed
steady, 19 points down. Sales 6,297 bales.
Low middling 9.93; middling 12.18; gond mid-
dling 12.78. Receipts 26,985: stock 473,226.
DALLAS SPOTS
DALLAS. Oct. 26.—Spot cotton 11.20: Hous-
tea 12.201 Galveston 12.80.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
SEED OIL
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26.—Cotton seed oil
closed quiet. Prime summer yellow 9.10.
prime crude 7.25; January 8.25; February
8.80; March-April 8.85; May 8.45; November
8.05; December 8.15.
POTATOES
CHICAGO, Oct. 26.—Potatoes firm; Win-
consin sacked round white. $2.4542.65: bulk
$2.3502.50; Minnesota sacked round whites
$2.4002.50; Minnesota-North Dakota sacked
Red River Ohios tt1Mll.lt 1 Idaho sacked
rurals $2.953.15; Colorado sacked red Me-
Clures $3.00(3.15; Michigan sacked rurals
$2.40@2.60.
COTTON GOODS
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.—Cotton goods buy-
Ina was light today a. traders were not yet
settled concerning values, following the gov-
ernment estimate of a very large cotton yield
for the year. Yarns were lower. Raw silk
dropped 30 yen at Yokohama and eased off
here to a basis of $6.15 a pound for double
extra cracks.
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BLACKBURN BLDG.
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Funeral Directors
A Licensed Lady Assistant
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AMBULANCE SERVICE
PHONE 250
510 Taylor St.
Smith Building
(Near Postoffice.)
New Location
Amarillo Lumber Co.
. Up-Town Office
L. B. NEWBY
Room 708
AMARILLO BUILDING
Yard: 501 Washington
E. S. BURGESS
LUMBER
Corner Firth and Tyler Streets.
Phone III
WESTERN HOTEL
SUPPLY CO.,
Designers, Con- ane
tractors and Joh-The
bers. "
Hotel,
Restaurant
Cafeteria
and Institution
Equipment
Phone MS
519 Polk Street
AMARILLO
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RED BALL STAGE LINES
UNION STAGE UNE
DEPOT
210 E. 3rd Street
SCHEDULES:
Phone 421
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AMARILLO-SPEARMAN
00 directs: closing
its lower than moncay's average: packer
3.00: packing sows strong to 25 cents
, bulk $10.00 to $10.50, With light kinds
a pto $11.00; stock pigs steady, $12.60 to
$18.50.
Sheep 2.600. including 2,100 on through bill-
lap; fat lambs 25 cents lower; top drive-in
lambs $12.25: eulls and medium lambs $9.00 to
$10.60: fat ewes nominal.
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK
EAST ST. LOUIS, Oct. 26.—Hoga 13,500:
steady: light hors $13.85013.401 packing sows
caul. IM*: enives 2,500; atends:
steers $9.00419.50; western steers 56.1
choice vealers $13.25; heifers $6.1
cows $4.75625.50: bulls $5.25@6.00.
Mr
Sheep 2.500: slow: fat lambs $13.50; fat
ewes $4.00@ 6.00.
Wheat 1
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November .
GRAIN TABLE
High
. 77%
. 84%
..1.02
.1.08%
. 13.80
. 13.30
Low
1429
1.47%
%
48%
100%
1.06%
11.70
Close
1.42%
1.47%
T
48%
MES
18.80
13.80
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Change Schedule
Lv Memphis— 9:80 a.m.
Ar. Wellington 11:00 a.m.
Lv Wellington 2:30 p.m.
Ar. Memphis— 4:00p.m.
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Amarillo
Dumas
Stinnett
Signal Hill
Gulf Camp
Plemons
Connections for Perryman on I to
RVAD DOWN
2:80 9:00
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El Paso 7:0 a. m.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, Oct. 26.- Cattle 17,000; steers
slow: fully 25 cents lower; best yearlings
$12.40: fat steers $8.50@10.25: she stock steady
to IB aento lower: other classes steady; veal-
ers $11.00(18.00.
Hogs 27,000; steady to IB cents lower: top
$18.75; mediums $13.15613.50: butchers $13.40
$10.7662 11.75: pigs $12,000
I holdover 8.000.
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Howe, Gene A. Amarillo Daily News (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 296, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 27, 1926, newspaper, October 27, 1926; Amarillo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1663231/m1/11/?q=%22%22~1&rotate=270: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.