Cotton Market Steady As Reports Tie to Drought Conditions
Daily News Market Page notes steady conditions in cotton amid mixed reports from the Southwest and census data. Prices wrap around 25.12 to 25.66 with May near 25.0. activity quiet, exports for the season run higher than last year, while weather fears and reports of crop prospects dominate trading sentiment.
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Yearlings and Steers Prices at Kansas City and Oklahoma City Markets
Cattle receipts and prices reported by Associated Press from Kansas City and Oklahoma City. In Kansas City, yearlings and steers range 8.50 to 10.00 with tops near 10.10, butcher cows around 4.60 to 6.40, and hogs showing a top near 14.00 with totals near 125. Both feeder and feeder cattle notes include varied prices for calves, sows, and sheep. Oklahoma City market shows best steers around 7.25 to 7.40, heavy fed cows to 26.50, calves from 8.00 to 60.00, hog receipts about 2,400 with top 14.00, and stockers around 9.00 to 11.00.
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Cotton seed crush and mill stocks rise in seven months
The Associated Press reports that cotton seed crushed from August 1 to March 28 totaled 3,751,085 tons, up from 2,748,900 tons a year earlier. Cotton seed on hand at mills February 28 stood at 6,628 tons, compared with 386,018 tons a year ago, according to Genius today.
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Wheat market uptick amid sweeping government scrutiny
Chicago reports wheat averages rising on market as government orders trigger scrutiny of cir culation following violent acts. May futures surged briefly, closing up, while corn and oats fluctuated. New Orleans cotton trims gains amid census forecast of season totals. U.S. bonds listed, and cotton goods markets show quieter activity with woolen demand soft.
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Irregularity 18 feature in stocks market report
The stock market showed alternating weakness and strength with a moderate rally. High grade industrials remained under pressure while several western rail and oil stocks hit new lows for the year amid broad declines and a mixed oil price and production outlook.
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Butter and Keys Prices in Chicago Market Report
Butter and poultry prices move in Chicago markets with varied quotes. Butter for extras 484, standards 48, storage pack firsts 804. poultry live higher with fowls 27, springs 30, roosters 19, turkeys 28, ducks US, geese 18. Potatoes dull with Wisconsin sacked round whites 1.00 to 1.05, Michigan bulk russets 1.13 to 1.24, Minnesota Red River Chips 1.80, Delhi sacked russets 2.05.
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Foreign Exchange Report with Global Rates
Foreign exchange rates listed by Associated Press show steady demand across major markets. Britain quotes 4.772 and 4.58 for sixty day bills, France at 6.17, cables 6. AT4, Italy at 5.05, Belgium and Belgium notes 6.04, Germany 23.80, Tokyo 41.6, and Montreal at 0.32 with varied cable readings.
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Market Report Chicago Live Stock Prices March 19
Chicago market notes show cattle receipts at 2,000 higher priced fed steers and yearlings at 8.50 to 10.08. Hogs mostly steady with top at 14.00 to 14.60. Sheep receipts 14,000 with lambs around 15.00 to 15.75 and feeding lambs 16.60.
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Call money rates and loans in New York market
AP report from New York on March 19 shows firm call money with high and low quotes, a ruling rate near 3 percent, closing bids around 3 9/16, and offered rates for installment loans, time loans up to ninety days, and prime commercial paper at 3 3/4 percent.
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East St. Louis Livestock Receipts Report
East St Louis market figures show hogs and cattle receipts with prices. Hog receipts 14,050 at 14.40, pigs 1328 at 28.00, packer sows 2759 at 13.00. Cattle receipts 1,400 with steady prices. cows 5.00 to 23.00, canners 2.90 to 5.00, bulls 4.25. Sheep receipts 207 with no sales.
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Refiners push cotton seed oil prices up then pull back
In New York on March 19 buying of May by refiners lifted loose oil prices by 5 to 12 points early, but selling pressure and bearish statistics later trimmed gains. Closing bids showed 8 to 11 points net losses with 10,800 barrels traded. Prime crude 10.00. prime summer yellow spot 11.00 to 11.80. March 11.00. May 11.36. July 11.77. September 12.08. alternate bids listed.
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Cattle Receipts and Prices Mixed at Fort Worth Market
At Fort Worth on March 19, cattle receipts totaled 4 006 including calves. Prices showed broad variation with fat cattle around 6.25 to 13.85 per hundredweight and calves near 2 50 to 9 50. Sheep values noted with 800 head and lambs around 15 00. stockers and yearlings quoted in the 11 00 to 14 10 range.
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Sugar futures firm as raw market edges higher
NEW YORK March 19 The raw sugar inquiry from operators noted bids at 474 and later shipment 477. Purchases of 28 000 bags Porto Rican and 106 000 bags Philippines for March and April. Raw sugar futures firming with closing gains 1 3 points. March 2.98 May 8.05 July 3.20 September 3.34. Refined sugar unchanged 6.00 to 6.20. limited demand. refined futures nominal.
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Market Report From Wichita Kas On Cattle And Soy Prices
Wichita Kansas reports a steady market with hog and cattle receipts totaling about 660 head for cattle and 400 for soy products. Packer top cattle fetches 14.00 with bulk around 5.5, soy top cuts reach 18.00, and calves include 100 head. Light fat stock remains steady, stockers are slow and dull.
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Ten Grand Pianos Ensembl e Concert Planned
A concert featuring ten grand pianos played together is scheduled for March 20 in the auditorium. Performers and organizers invite music lovers to attend the ensemble performance.
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Coffee futures rise on Brazil news and market cables
Coffee prices advance across futures as Brazil’s improved financial outlook and stronger cables lift sentiment. Market closes with gains of 13 to 35 points, estimated 52,000 sales, with March to December futures quoted from 20.00 to 16.68, spot dull at Rio and Santa a few shillings.
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