Southern weather sends cotton up in late trade
The cotton market rose as hot southern temperatures boosted December and other months. Prices climbed to 24.08 intraday then settled near 23.07 as buyers covered and weather reports pointed to mid August crop prospects. Exports reached 8,900 bales and U S port stocks stood at 189, with steady demand and varied daily moves.
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Associated Press
New York
Neral
Liverpool
Weather Bureau
Ctober
Texas
U. S
Cotton market recovers after early drop on weather data
In New Orleans August 12, the cotton market opened weaker but rallied sharply on dry warm belt conditions, with October and December futures rising to 23.27 and 25.30 respectively before paring gains. Weekly crop reports were favorable then later news of deteriorating conditions across the west and southern states renewed buying, finishing with modest daily gains.
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Associated
Irese
New Orleans
Liverpool
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Wheat Rebounds as Canadian Rains Boost Market
Chicago August 12 Wheat futures closed stronger after a stormy Canadian northwest forecast rain boosted buying. Sellers turned buyers as demand rose and offerings thinned, with September at 1.649 and December at 1.61 to 1.62, while corn eased. Early gains came from British crop concerns and weak estimates, then eased as rains increased country supplies.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Canadian Northwest
Great Britain
Goemeres
Chicago Produce Butter and Potatoes Market Report
Chicago August 12 butter prices for ery extras to seconds quoted with variations across grades. Creamery and other creamery products listed with bids and declines. Potatoes steady with Colorado round whites Minnesota early Ohio and Idaho cobblers pricing shown for sack and bulk lots.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Colorado
Idaho
Minnesota
Bulk
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices Averages and Receipts
Cattle receipts 1,800 with steady to mixed prices. Steers up to 6.00, cows 3.75 to 4.75, canners and cutters 3.50 to 4.25, light feeders 7.50 to 8.0. Oklahoma stockers to 5.65. Hogs receipts 600. prices lower, top 13.35, bulk 13.10 to 13.80, packing sows 11.75.
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Oklahoma City
Associated Sl’rem
Oklahoma
Kansas City Grain Prices From August Report
Wheat values listed for No 2 hard No 2 red No 3 white and No 2 yellow with bid and asked figures. Oats figures for No 2 white and No 3 white provided. Grain market update from Kansas City with Associated Press report notes.
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Kansas City Grain
Associatedress
Kansas City
Trade in dry goods markets steadies amid slow spring demand
By Associated DPrers New York August 12 trade in dry goods primary markets hardened today but not as fast as expected. Cotton goods remained hesitant, especially heavy goods where cotton costs are high. Forward contracting centered on print cloths, convertibles and fine yarn cloths. Yarns weak again with worsted yarns quiet amid slow men's wear and dress goods demand for the new spring season. Silk steady and silk goods sold freely. Burlap quiet but steady. Most business on nearby and afloat goods with linens showing moderate improvement.
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Associated Dprers
New York
New York Stocks and Industrial Highlights From Week
A dense OCR style list covers New York stocks and major industrials. Notable mentions include Anaconda Copper, American Tobacco, General Motors, General Electric, Sears Roebuck, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, Lehigh Valley, and Florida properties among others. The text reads like a market ticker with numerous company names, abbreviations, and sporadic price-like figures, reflecting a snapshot of equities and commodities in a single page segment.
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New York
Chem & Dye
Iiss
Seat Am Car & Pay
HGR
Anaconda Cop Atchison
Baldwin Loto
PRSCO
Chesapeake & O10
Chic & Northwestern
Chic
Mil & St P
Chic RI & Pac
Colorado
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Seaboard Olak Missouri Pac
Montgomery Ward
Seeenk Dan Ee
Eo Ieee
Norfolk & Western
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Iikkin
Phila
ROOT
Emale Ee Aeapetecce Oom
Wwe Bee
Ea Cues
Mad
Reptr & Steel Oes
Adicceevess
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con Oil
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Hs Aden Fd
Bay
El 183
Woolworth
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Cas
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Mid-Continent
Northern Pacific
Phillips Pets Icccses
Reuters Peeta
Acaces
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Louisvilla & Nash
Mo Kan & Tex Wikeies Peer SA
Catiensaid
NOREA
Cone Poo
Sbdsbeek
Eben Siekus Cree Westinghouse
Oc Csisciscsiecees Aec TS
Calves Steady as Grassers Range 5.50 to 7.00
Cattle receipts 12,000 with calves at 2,500 steady. Grain fed steers and yearlings mostly $13.50 plus, best heavies around $14.50, medium $14.25. Grassers quoted $5.50 to $7.00. grain fat heifers $4.50 to $7.60. cows $3.50 to $5.75. veals top $11.50. Hogs receipts 8,000 uneven. top $13.45, bulk $13.00–18.25. sows $12.00–12.25. pigs $12.76–13.50. Sheep receipts 6,000 uneven. range lambs $14.85, natives $14.25–14.40. Louisiana wethers $7.25.
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Associated Dress
Kansas City
Colorado Range
Louisiana Wethers
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Chicago livestock market figures list hogs receipts 16 000 with slower demand and top price 14.00, packing sows to 11.09 12.25, heavy hogs 13.20 13.75, medium 13.35 14.00, light 12.49 14.00, lights 12.00 13.90, slaughter pigs 13.60 13.90. Cattle receipts 11 000, firm, fed mature steers 15.50 16.00, best yearlings 15.25, western and meaty grassers 8.00 9.00, vealers 12.50 18.60. Sheep receipts 1500, active, native lambs 14.75, range lambs 14.75.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Fast St. Louis Livestock Trade Slump Report
East St. Louis Aug 12 Hopreceptions total 15 600 lower top 15.00 bullt 13 600 13 75 killing pigs 13 0 packersows 11 75 11 85 Cattle receipts 5 000 dull western steers 5 60 8 75 yearlings 11 00 canners 2 50 2 75 veal top 12 25 Sheep receipts 4 000 lower lambs 14 25 14 50 culls 9 00 light fat owes 7 50 heagles downward to 5 00
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Cattle and Hog Receipts Steady in Fort Worth Market
Fort Worth reports 4500 cattle including 1500 calves with steady prices across beef, stocker, and dairy categories. Hogs at 200 head ease, top 15.50, bulk 12.00 18.26, sows 9.00 12.00, pigs 7.00 12.00. Sheep 200 head steady with lambs 10.50 18.00, feeders 9.00 11.09, yearlings 10.00 11.00, ewes 5.00 6.00.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Cattle Receipts Moderate. Steady Prices in Omaha Market
Associated Press reports in South Omaha on August 12 that cattle receipts reached about 6000 with heavy feeders slow. Lower weight cattle were at 10 lower while medium weights were fully steady. Stock cattle rose 10 to the higher. all classes of cows and heifers remained active and fully steady.
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Assocted Press
South Omaha
Neb
Chicago Cotton closes slightly lower on around market
Chicago cotton closes 17 to 27 points lower with futures for October at 23.10 and December at 23.83, while January 23.48, March 23.70, and May 23.87.
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Chicago
Foreign exchanges steady with varied currency rates
New York August 12 steady foreign exchanges show Britain demand 4.85 and cables 4.854. Sixty day bills on banks at 4.819. France demand 4.063 and cables 4.674. Italy demand 3.60. Belgium 4.50, Germany 23.80, Tokyo 41 3-16, Montreal 1.00 1-32.
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Associated Press
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Tokyo
Montreal
Call Money Markets Uplift In New York
Call money easier with high 43 and low 4 as ruling rate at 4. Closing bid 4, offered at 44, last loan 4. Call loans against acceptances 3. Time loans firmer with sixty to ninety days at 44 and four to six months at 4. Prime commercial paper at 4.
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Associated Press
New York
U S Bonds Prices on New York Market
New York August 12 U S Bonds Liberty S345 100.24 first 44s 101.27 second 448 100.25 third 44s 101.14 fourth 445 101.81 U S Treasury 48 104.22 and 448 106.9 listed with current values.
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U. 8
Associated Press
New York
U. S
Liberty
Treasury
Chicago Poultry Prices Rise Steady Across Varieties
Chicago August 12 poultry markets report prices for live fowls at 18 to 24 cents, broilers 20 to 27 cents, springs 6 cents, roosters 16 cents, and geese at 16 cents for old stock.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Market Report From Wichita Hogs Steady Cattle Prices Mixed
Associated Press report from Wichita dated August 12 notes hog receipts around 500 head with prices near 15.00 to 13.20. Cattle receipts about 600 with 100 calves. stockers and beef steers 5.50 to 10.00, cows and heifers 3.75 to 9.00, bulls 5.00 to 15.00, veal calves 4.00. Lambs and sheep show strong demand with lambs around 13.25 and ewes averaging lower, with total receipts near 66.50.
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Associated’rese
Wichita
Two 130-Year-Old Anns Suffer Shoulder Fractures
Two girls named Anna, both aged 130, sustained the same dime kind of injury on the same Atlantic City beach when they fell and fractured a shoulder.
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Anna
Atlantic City
Danger Signals of Indigestion Ad Warns on Season Mood
A physician warns that indigestion kills quickly, outlining signs such as gas, fullness after meals, dull fatigue, restlessness, and heart flutter. It promotes Ferraline as a rapid remedy and offers a money back guarantee through The Ferraline Co of Atlanta.
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The
Ferraline Co
Atlanta
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