Cotton futures slip as weather dampens gains in south
New York Oct 15 The cotton market opened firm on wet weather signals, then pulled back as southern selling absorbed early gains. December fell to 21.32 and closed at 21.35, with October near 21.38 and March dropping to 2.88, while overall market ended barely higher by 4 to 11 points. Exports totaled 32,955 today with season-to-date 1,603,227. port stocks stood at 1,151,496.
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Wheat unsettled on snow and rain
Snow storms and heavy rains in parts of Canada aided wheat buying. December and May futures closed unsettled at mixed levels while corn and oats moved with wheat. Provisions dipped as packers sold. lard support briefly, aiding nearby deliveries. Cotton goods markets steadier with cautious demand and raw silk activity. coffee futures opened lower to higher with Rio receipts uncertain.
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New Orleans Cotton Market Ends Mixed on Weather News
The New Orleans cotton market showed initial gains of 32 to 37 points on covering, then drifted as hedge selling and longs' liquidation restrained prices. Afternoon trade slid on weather forecasts, closing a bit above the day’s low with gains of 7 to 13 points, while Liverpool remained strong on rain forecasts and exports totaled 32,950 bales.
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Omaha Livestock Market Report Dull Cattle Prices Slip
South Omaha October 15 cattle receipts 7,500 and slow trading. Grass beef steady. stockers and feeders weak to 25 cents lower. cann ers very good to choice. Cows and heifers steady, cutters medium to good. Cows down 25 to 35 cents. stock cows and heifers barely steady. Heavy veal calves due to a dollar lower.
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Chicago Livestock Market Report Note
Chicago on Oct 15 reports hogs receipts 25,000 with varied bids. Cattle 14,000 head steady with prices for matured steers and fed steers listed. Sheep 11,000 with slow demand and prices for fat native lambs feeding lambs and ewes noted.
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Sugar market slips to 1922 lows on Cuban duty price drop
The raw sugar market fell to 3.86 per Cuban duty paid, the lowest since January 1922, amid increased offerings and light demand. Trade saw 22,000 bags for prompt shipment to an out port refiner, with futures easing but settling unchanged to modestly higher. Refined sugar held 5.05 to 5.20 with light demand. Poultry market in Chicago shows weakness with fowls 1 22, springs 20, roosters 16, turkeys 25, ducks 19, geese 20.
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Good Character Most Essential Rotarians Told
Dr Lee Scarborough spoke at Amarillo Hotel on character built on knowledge of God as the best thing in the world. He tied education, wealth, health and a good wife to a happy disposition. C E Gregg presided in T B Galaher’s absence at the Rotary Club luncheon.
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Hale county cotton market and crop outlook
About 160 bales have been ginned in Hale county and sold at an average of twenty one cents per pound. Seed sells for twenty eight dollars a ton. If weather remains favorable the Hale county cotton crop will exceed last year’s production of 82 216 bales.
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Regimental Headquarters Escort for Colonel Gold Funeral
Regimental Head quarters Company members are asked to report at the Armory at 1 30 Saturday afternoon to serve as a military escort at the funeral of Colonel John B Gold IB Captain Arthur Ball.
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Cotton and feed crops improve near Plainview
Plainview reports improving conditions as frost stays away. Ideal weather has cotton opening rapidly and picking under way with hundreds of workers needed as harvest continues.
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Perryton Hotel Ad Promotes Canadian Service
An old Perryton advertisement markets Moody Hotel in Canadian Texas and Perryton’s Perryton Hotel with a daily rate of 3.50 and contact by G W Cutter. It highlights travel between Perryton and Canadian and lists phone reference. Messy OCR confirms locations and property names.
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