Cotton lower on rains report from southwest market
Reports of rain in northeast Texas and southern Oklahoma sparked a continued selling wave in cotton. May and July prices slipped to 24.22 and 24.50, with demands by spot brokers and trade buyers supporting near-term activity despite weak grain and stock markets. Exports reached 44,403 bales with total season shipments about 138,000 bales. Port receipts stood at 1,173,000 and U.S. port stocks at 1,047,002.
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Cotton market slides with mixed weather signals in New Orleans
In New Orleans on March 30 the cotton market fell mainly due to favorable Sunday showers in the West. July eased to 24.55, dipped to 24.45, then recovered to 24.62 as the day closed 17 points down. October fluctuated, closing about 7 to 25. points net lower, with weather maps predicting more rain in Texas and Oklahoma and official forecasts pointing to cloudiness and a low-pressure area near the belt.
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Stock Market Decline Reverses, End of Day Rally Amid Wide Losses
Strong buying near close halted a steep stock price drop across United States Steel and many industrials, with many issues sliding to new yearly lows. Volume topped 1.5 million shares as grain futures fell, money rates rose, and bear sentiment grew after heavy midweek losses.
Wheat market wild fire selling hits Chicago pits
Chicago wheat prices plunged as wild selling swept the market after a lack of buying. May wheat fell to near 1.46 per bushel, with July around 1.38, while rye corn oats and provisions also declined as speculative demand evaporated. The report notes broad price pressure across grain and commodities amid selling from Allied presses and brokers.
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March
Cattle and Hog Prices From Chicago and Kansas City Markets
Market whisper reports show mixed cattle and hog activity with receipts around 15 000 cattle 7 000 hogs and 5 000 sheep across Kansas City and Chicago. Top prices include beef steers and yearlings 8 50 to 10 75 cents, fat cows 5 00 to 7 25, hog tops near 15 50, and veal and lamb values varying by stock class and region.
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report
East St Louis market updates show cattle receipts at 11.00 steady with top 1505 and bulk 15.400p 13.00. Pigs and lights bring 12.00 13.25, packer sows 12.50, cattle receipts 5,000 slow. Texas steers 7.0 light yearlings and heifers 8.75, dealers 10.75, sheep receipts 1,500 with no early sales.
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Wichita Livestock Market Report March Prices
Wichita dairy and livestock market notes show hog receipts around 1,000 with lower bids, bulk at 12.70 to 12.00. Cattle receipts near 4,000 with steady values. beef steers 7.77 to 0.00, beef cows and heifers 4.25 to 10.00, bulls 3.00 to 6.00, veal calves 3.50 to 8.50, stockers and feeders 3.50 to 78.00.
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Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Fort Worth
Fort Worth market data shows cattle receipts at 5 550 head with calves and varied prices for beeves stockers and fat cows. Hogs receipts 1 800 head lower with top at 13.00 and packers 12.00 to 12.75. Sheep receipts 3 500 head steady with lambs 12.50 to 14.50 and feeders 12.00 to 13.40.
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Wichita Market Report Shows Steady Cattle Trade
Wichita Kansas March 30 market notes receipts 4600 cattle including 600 calves light run butchers up to 35 higher. Beef steers 7.50 to 9.00, beef heifers 4.50 to 10.00, beef cows 4.50 to 10.00, bulls 5.00 to 8.00, veal calves 3.50 to 5.50, stockers 3.50 to 8.00, stock cows 2.75 to 5.25.
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Coffee Market Slips on Brazil Declines and Off Week Rally
In New York on March 30 renewed weakness dominated coffee futures as Brazil's ongoing declines and selling pressure outweighed Saturday's rallies. Prices closed lower with May at 18.55, July 17.45, October 16.45 and December lower, totaling net losses around 24 to points on limited 65,003 contracts traded.
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Cotton goods ease in New York markets this week
New York reports March 30 shows cotton goods prices easing on print cloths and convertibles while fancy wash goods hold steady. Yarns are irregular and weak. New fall lines in fine worsted dress fabrics appear close woven and lightly mopped in lustrous finish. Silks in good demand. burlaps steady abroad. Unfavorable weather delayed retails, though last week saw activity in millinery and dresses remain weak.
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Foreign currencies reported by Associated Press in New York
By Associated Press in New York on March 30 the market quotes Great Britain at 4.77, cables 4.78, sixty day bills on banks 4.743, France at 5 plus 4, cables 5.544, Italy demand 4.114, United States dollars 5.15, Germany £3.80, Tokio 1g, Montreal 98 15-16.
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Butter and Eggs Price Movements in Chicago Markets
Butter prices fluctuated with creamery extras at 47, standards 43, extra firsts 445 46, firsts 419433, and seconds 33 37 percent. Kiges lower with firsts 253 29 and storage pack extras 30 309, firsts 303. Potatoes slow with Wisconsin sacked round whites 90 05, bulk 85, Minnesota sacked Red River Ohips 1.10, Michigan sacked russets rurals 1.00. Poultry alive higher with towns 30, springs 81, roosters 18, turkeys 23, ducks 30, geese 18.
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United States Bond Prices and a Personal Note
United States bonds quoted with Liberty 348 at 101.8, first 439 at 101.19, second 43s at 100.2, third 43s at 191.18, fourth 449 at 101.27, government 448 at 104.23, treasury 49 at 100.17. Florence, known as Flossy for short, is described as wonderful.
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Potter County Texas summons heirs in 1926 case
In the April term of the Potter County District Court Texas a summons is issued to the Sheriff or a constable to publish a legal notice once weekly for four weeks naming J. A. Rushing and unknown heirs of J. A. Rushing deceased M. B. E Jones and unknown heirs of M. E. Jones deceased Z. F. Cunningham and wife Reby J. Cunningham and unknown heirs of Z. F. Cunningham deceased and wife Reby J. Cunningham deceased and each of them
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Partition suit seeks title to Amarillo land
Gertrude Smith files in Potter County District Court a suit numbered 4420 against J A Rushing and multiple heirs and spouses, including Mrs Ione R McCook and others, seeking title to Lots One and Two in Block Sixty-six, Original Town of Amarillo. She claims unlawful entry and seeks restitution, rents, damages, cloud removal, and relief. The case mentions rental value of 300 dollars annually and claims possession under three five and ten year limitations. The writ issued March 18 1925 with return due at next term.
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Flush kidneys with Jad Salts and water claim
When kidneys hurt back aches, the ad urges flushing with Jad Salts and high water intake. It promotes a lemon juice grape acid lithia mix to cleanse and stimulate kidneys, claim relief from bladder weakness, and urges yearly medical kidney exams.
Dickey’s Old Reliable Eye Water Ad
Eye water relieves gun and wind burned eyes. Does not hurt. Available at all druggists for 25 cents.
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