Cotton market gains as rain prospects aid rally in Texas
Prospects of rain or snow in Texas and easier Liverpool cables spurred a cotton market rally. May 25.23 to 25.40 before closing 25.38, with March and October trading around 24.98 and 24.02. Market opened barely steady under liquidation amid drought worries, with exports and week-end cover helping the advance. Shipments show February total atop 750,000 bales of weekly clearances, with season exports over 1,802,000 bales ahead of last year. Private cables link Liverpool strength to reduced demand, Texas rain reports, and higher foreign market firmness. Indications point to a 5% drop in acreage and lower fertilizer use in cotton states next season.
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General Stock Advances Lift Market Momentum Across Sectors
Bullish trading pushed New York stocks higher with the overall averages near record highs as oil and railroad issues led gains. California oil shares rallied on merger rumors while Atlantic Coast Line and related utilities posted notable advances amid broad participation.
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Wheat Displays Fresh Strength In Market Rally
Chicago Feb 28 Surprising fresh strength in the wheat market as traders expect a sharp drop in the U S visible supply next Monday and a higher farm reserve estimate. May wheat advanced to 1.90 percent and July to 1.72. Corn rose 1 to 2 cents while oats gained up to 1 cent and provisions climbed 10 to 20 cents. The main uptick stemmed from expectations of tighter reserves and buoyant buyer interest.
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New Orleans Cotton Market Sees Early Decline Then Rally
New Orleans cotton opens slightly weaker with early declines of 4 to 11 points on old crop months, driven by rains forecast in the western belt and news from Germany. Prices end higher on the day with gains of 6 to 7 points for old crop months, while October holds near its highs and December shows a small drop. Export bases total 52,186, with Galveston and Houston contributions noted.
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Butter market report from Chicago on February 28
Chicago telegram reports higher butter prices with cream extras at 43, standards 43, extra firsts 41 42, firsts 88 40, seconds 33 30, toe levels lower, firsts 26 27, ordinary firsts.
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Cattle and hog market totals from Fort Worth and Wichita
Associated Press reports Fort Worth cattle receipts about 1 000 with yearlings at 3.50 and 8.50, fat cows 3.00 to 5.50, hogs rising to 12.40, sow and pig prices, and sheep figures. Wichita buyers press 600 hogs at 12.29 top, 3 000 cattle for the week with cattle higher and veal calves lower.
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Hogs Cattle and Sheep Receipts Reported in St Louis
In St Louis on February 28, hog receipts reach about 4 000 with prices top at 12.60 for top lots and 12.50 for bulk butchers. Pigs steady near 10.00, packer sows around 11.00. Cattle receipts total 150 with week averages from 7.00 to 9.00 for steers, 9.00 to 10.00 for fat yearlings, 4.75 to 6.00 for cows, and 2.25 to 5.00 for canners and bulls. Sheep receipts 750 with week prices 17.50 to 17.75 for fed western lambs, 16.50 to 17.00 for natives, 14.00 for culls, and 8.50 to 8.75 for ewes.
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Hog and cattle market summaries from Chicago report
Associated Press notes Chicago hog receipts near 6,000 with top price $12.40 and varied sow and pig values. Cattle receipts about 500 with weekly bulk prices showing fed steers and yearlings $8.75 to $10.50, veal calves $11.50 to $13.00, stockers and feeders $6.75 to $7.50.
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Oklahoma Livestock Quotes From Oklahoma City Market
Oklahoma City market report shows cattle receipts 300 with steady trade. Steers bring 8.00 to 8.50, choice cows and calves 9.00 to 10.00, stockers 6.00. Hog receipts 1,090 active. top 12.50, bulk 11.25 to 12.30, stockers 7.50 to 8.50, packing sows 10.50 to 11.00.
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Market roundup from Wichita and New York commodities
Wichita hog receipts 200 and cattle 300 with steady hogs and higher cattle, top hog price 12.20 and top cut outs 16.70. New York coffee futures rose 3 to 10 points with March at 20.60 and May at 19.85, spot steady. Sugar raw futures declined 1 to 4 points early then rallied. March at 2.97 May 3.07 July 3.24 and Sept 3.38.
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Cotton seed oil steady on buying and covering in New York
New York reports cotton seed oil markets quiet but steady with southward buying and spot covering. Closing bids range one to five points higher, with sales totaling 7,200 barrels and tenders 19 barrels. Prime crude bid 9.50, prime summer yellow 10.75, March 10.80, May 11.35, September 11.04.
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Chicago Cotton Prices Dirge Amid Liverpool Dips
Chicago cotton prices mostly eased with Liverpool lower quotes prompting scattered selling. Nearby Suede rose slightly as futures listed at March 25.30, May 25.61, July 25.78, October 25.08, and December 25.02.
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Foreign Exchange Rates on February 28 in New York
Foreign exchanges were irregular in New York on February 28. Great Britain demand 4.764, cables 4.763, sixty day bills on banks 4.73. France demand 5.124, cables 5.18. Italy demand 4.03, Belgium 5.02, Germany 23.80, Tokio 39, Montreal 90. The report lists currency bids and cable quotations across major markets.
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U. S. Bonds Reported By Associated Press
New York February 28 8 bonds Liberty 348 101.21 first 44s 101.20 second 44s 100.27 no 101.7 fourth 43s 101.25 treasury 8 bonds shows market activity and price quotes across several series.
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Marmola Tablets Now Sold For Quick Fat Reduction
Joyful news for those seeking to shed fat without intense dieting. Marmola Prescription Tablets are available in convenient one dollar boxes from druggists or directly from the Marmola Company in Detroit Michigan. Take one tablet after each meal and at bedtime until the desired weight is reached. claims include no wrinkles or flabbiness and easy use without exercise or starvation.
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Amarillo Tax Charter Amendment Election Ordinance
An ordinance proposes to submit to Amarillo voters at the April 7 1925 regular election whether the city charter adopted November 8 1918 shall be amended to authorize taxes up to 1.80 per hundred valuation, fund water works bonds, levy a poll tax up to 1.00 for men 21 to 60, and extend licensing franchise taxes with annual property taxation procedures. The amendment details tax authority, bond sinking fund, and city powers for taxation and administration.
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Amarillo Charter Tax Lien Amendment Proposal Outline
City seeks to amend the charter to tax all property in Amarillo, establish liens for municipal taxes, define fund separation, create a Board of Equalization, and set election timing for voter approval on April 7, 1925. The notice invites voters to adopt the amendment to Article 3 of the charter.
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