Cotton rises on moderate demand in New York market
The cotton market closed higher amid steady demand with gains up to 25 points, while December and January contracts fluctuated around top levels. A favorable weekly weather report reduced picking progress concerns in Texas and Oklahoma, traders noted firmer technical position, and exports reached 3,854 today with season total at 3,762,166 and U.S. port stocks near 1.48 million.
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New Orleans Cotton Markets Rally With Day Highs
The New Orleans cotton market opened higher on good cables, fluctuated on weather signals, and surged to new day highs before closing near the top. A false rumor of a large correction briefly dipped prices, later reversed, with gains of 24 to 26 points and exports at 2,100 bales.
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Wheat Prices Peak For Season Amid Grain Rally
Chicago grain trading widened to include corn as wheat hit peak prices for the season with December delivery briefly at 1.75 a bushel. Profit-taking and reports of better Argentine crops erased most gains, while corn rose on government measures to stabilize Iowa crop handling. Near the close, corn and wheat softened. May and July wheat futures fell, with provisions and hogs also down.
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Poultry Prices Reported By Chicago Alive Firm
Chicago price report shows fowls 17 to 24 cents a pound for live birds with springs at 25 cents. Turkeys listed up to 30 cents, roosters 16 cents, ducks 18 to 21 cents, geese around 15 cents. Market activity noted from December trade.
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Chicago Dairy Prices Report From Dec 2 Trade
Butter markets ease with creamery extras at 34 to 44 cents and higher keg factors. Firsts range around 43 to 49 cents, with standards and seconds varying. Refrigerator extras show mixed results, reflecting fluctuating wholesale demand in Chicago as markets close for the day.
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Potatoes Steady as Prices Show Regional Variations
Chicago market report notes steady potato prices with regional movements. Wisconsin and Minnesota sold round whites at 3.15 per bag, Idaho fixtures at 3.00 to 3.60 reflecting freezing injury.
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Sugar Prices Ease in Raw Market Decline Across Debut
In New York on December 2 the raw sugar market eased as offerings rose and prices fell to 4.15 a hundredweight for Cuban duty paid. Sales included 15,000 bags for December shipment to a local refinery. Futures closed lower by five to nine points with December 2.35, March 2.44, May 2.57, and July 2.06. Refined sugar remained 5.00 to 5.50 with moderate demand and buyers reluctant amid spot-market uncertainty.
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Cotton seed oil slips and gains on crude tightness
New York sourced notes show irregular trade with near months up on limited supply and crude tightness while late positions faced refiners selling. Closing values range from 9 points higher to 9 net lower with 13,300 barrels traded. prices list December 10.58 and January 10.31 among others.
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East St. Louis Livestock Market Report Dec 2
East St Louis market receipts: hogs 18,000 steady to slow with bids $11.50 to $11.45 for butcher hogs, packer sows $10.00 to $10.15. Cattle receipts 3,500 slow with heifers $7.00 and up, beef cows $4.50 to $5.75, light weight $14.25. Sheep receipts 2,000 strong with fat native lambs $16.25, fat mutton ewes $7.50 to $8.50.
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Foreign exchange rates in New York trade
Foreign exchanges irregular. Great Britain demand 4.3 16, cables 4.847 16. Sixty day bills on banks 4.80. France demand 3.814, cables 3.82. Italy 4.02, Belgium 4.53, Germany 23.80, Tokyo 43, Montreal 1.001 32.
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U. S. Bonds Report from New York Markets
U. S. bonds closing values shown for Liberty bonds and Treasury issues. Liberty 349 90.24. first 4s 101.25. second 438 100.24. third 445 101.5. fourth 45 102.1. treasury 4s 108. treasury 44s 106.14.
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Call Money Market Report From New York
New York money market reports firm at the close with high and low ranges noted. Closing bid at 5, offered 5, last loan 5. Call loans against acceptances 44, time loans steady. Mixed collateral for sixty and ninety days 42 5, four and six months 4/5. Prime mercantile paper 44.
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Cotton futures close steady with small advances
New York December cotton futures ended the session steady to higher, with gains ranging from 20 to 35 points. Prices for March, May, July, and December futures showed modest boosts amid light trading and routine market activity.
DANGER SIGNALS OF INDIGESTION
A health warning from physicians lists indigestion signs such as gas fullness after meals and a dull lazy feeling. The ad promotes Ferraline, claiming quick relief and a money back guarantee, urging readers to buy from druggists for stomach liver and bowels support.
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Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Values Across Commodities
Receipts and bids show steers and yearlings trading within a broad range from 8.00 to 9.90, with cows and canners steady. Veals rise to around 10.00, lambs to 16.35, yearling wethers at 15.25, and bulk sales noted at 1.6. Strong items include stockers near 10.70, bigs around 11.25 to 11.68, with overall higher feedlot demand observed.
Chicago Market Report Delivers Mixed Hog Cattle Sheep Data
Chicago market report dated December 2 shows hog receipts around 8 000 with prices for various hog classes ranging from near 10 to 12 dollars. Cattle receipts near 9 000 include matured steers up to about 14 dollars and fat steers around 11 dollars. Sheep receipts reach 18 000 with fat lambs priced toward mid-teens and yearling wethers near 15 dollars.
Fort Worth cattle and hog market results dated December 2
Fort Worth market report shows cattle receipts at 7300 with 2400 calves. Prices range from 6 to 8 dollars for beef cattle and 5 to 8 for heifers, calves around 4, hogs 800 head with best at about 11.50, sheep receipts 1000 with lambs 14 to 15.25, feeder lambs 12 to 13.50 and yearlings 11 to 12. Stockers and other categories quoted with varied prices.
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Markets Reported in Wichita
Wichita market report shows cattle receipts at 600 with steers at 9.16 and heifers 7.35 to 8.25. hogs receipts 1,600 with top 10.95 and bulk 10.75 to 10.90. sows 9.50 to 10.00. sheep receipts 200 with lambs up to 15.00 and fat lambs to 7.50. Amarillo hogs noted 10 lower with top 10.45 and bulk 10.25 to 10.40.
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Amarillo Produce Laogmorhs Tene 44
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New York Cotton Goods Market Steady Amid Moderate Trade
Gray cotton goods held firm while cotton futures rose but overall activity remained moderate. Purchases were quiet for blankets for next year as agents held prices. New fall lines of southern knit underwear show reductions up to 2c a dozen from last year.
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Coffee futures dip on December liquidation in New York
New York December coffee futures fell from an initial rise as Rio offered easier, weak demand persisted. December slid from 16.51 to 16.06, March dropped from 16.41 to 16.10, with most contracts closing near session lows and about 45,000 in sales.
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Wellington builds 107 residences in past year
Special to The News from Wellington reports 107 residences and additions erected in the last 11 months with 15 under construction. Notable brick homes are being built by T. Goodnight and N Roberts among others. Business growth includes 21 new brick business houses, totaling $105,000 for commerce and over $150,000 for homes, with expansion expected to continue.
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Half of cotton crop ginned in Hale County
Hale County ginners report about half the cotton crop harvested with an estimated value of 1,600,060 dollars. A total of 8,665 bales have been ginned, including 2,112 in Plainview, 1,989 in Abernathy, 1,238 in Hale Center, and 1,333 in Petersburg.
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Shortest and Cheapest Route Between Plainview and Denver
Stage schedule from Estelline to Plainview with morning Denver No 7 northbound. Arrives Plainview 1 30 p m. Departs 3 30 p m. Back to Estelline 8 p m. Memphis arrival 8 30 p m. Direct connection at Estelline with southbound Denver to Wichita Falls Fort Worth and Dallas. Heaters in all close cars.
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