Cotton Rebounds After Liquidation on Market News
The New York market reports a drop to 1950 for December then a recovery as traders cover positions amid lingering crop fears. Declines were led by liquidation, with gains in late trading supported by profit taking and steady demand from merchants. Exports and port stocks are noted, while weather risks in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas weigh on expectations for the season.
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Rapid Advances in Wheat Are Shown
Brisk buying lifted wheat prices in Chicago on October 27 as depleted contract stocks spurred gains. May futures closed around 1.46 to 1.463, with corn and oats up and provisions fluctuating. New Orleans cotton rose late on weather bets and keener buying, while December futures in cotton hit new highs before paring some gains. Exports reached 65,259 bales.
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New low sugar prices set in 1921 market drop
New York sugar prices fell to a new low since 1921, slipping 131 2 cents to 3.71 a ton for Cuban duty paid. Interest improved slightly as declines drew buyers. Trade included 82 000 bags of Cuban sugar for local and export refiners with prompt delivery while refined sugar held steady at 5.00 to 5.10 a bag for nearby needs.
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Cotton Goods Markets Show Quiet Tone in New York
Cotton goods markets in New York October 27 remained quiet with weaker print cloths and sheetings, few bids, and limited sales. Finished goods steady on past orders, yarns cut a penny per pound in some areas, raw silk unchanged locally but strong sales at Yokohama, silks active for spring lines, burlap markets firm with light nearby supplies, and renewed interest in finer wool dress goods and light wool overcoats for spring.
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Potatoes Prices Next to Wisconsin Minnesota Markets
Chicago October 27 Potatoes strong Wisconsin and Minnesota sacked round whites priced at 3.00 to 3.50 per cwt Michigan and Minnesota bulk round whites at 2.00 to 3.15 per cwt The report notes firm market activity across the regional supply chains led by Midwest growers and wholesalers.
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Poultry prices in Chicago market report
Chicago October 27 poultry prices show live fowls at 17 to 25 cents, springs 23, turkeys 30, roosters 16, ducks 22, geese 21 per unit amid market activity. The brief item records current rates for various poultry classifications in the Chicago market.
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Poultry Alive
Butter and Eggs Market News from Chicago
Butter prices moved lower with creamery extras at 49, standards 463, extra first 403 48, firsts 4445, seconds 41 43. Eggs held steady with no change.
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Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Cattle receipts reach 19 000 with slow trading as grassers fetch 6.00 to 7.25 and top heavy steers at 11.25. other cattle classes range from 3.10 to 11.50. Hog sales uneven with bulk 10.60 to 11.25 and sows 9.50 to 10.00. Sheep receipts 5 000 higher with western lambs at 15.25 and fed natives around 14.25 to 14.55.
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Oklahoma City Market Cattle And Hog Prices October 27
Cattle receipts 1200 steady with cows 4.85 to 5.00, cutters up to 8.50, calves 10.00 to 11.00, stockers 5.00 to 6.50. Hogs receipts 800 lower, top 11.20, bulk 11.00 to 11.20.
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East St. Louis Livestock Market Report
East St Louis market on October 27 shows hogs at 11.00 to 11.90, cattle receipts at 6,500 with Kansas steers 7.00 to 7.40 and cows 4.00 to 5.00, bulls to 4.75, canners 2.65 to 2.75. Sheep receipts 3,006 with fat lambs around 10.50 and fat ewes 6.00 to 7.00.
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Chicago Livestock Prices Report Oct 21
Chicago market data shows hogs with 25 000 receipts and mixed prices for packing sows killing pigs and heavy, medium, light categories. Cattle receipts 14 000 with slow demand and pricing for matured steers and wealers. Sheep receipts 8 000 with active demand and values for fat and feeding lambs.
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Fort Worth Livestock Prices Report
Fort Worth markets show cattle receipts around 4000 with calves 1000, steady prices across beef and stockers. hogs 500 up with top at 12.00, sows and pigs higher. sheep receipts 1200 steady with lambs 12.00 to 14.00 and feeders 19.00 to 13.00, yearlings and ewes and stockers noted.
Wichita Livestock Prices Report for Oct 27
Wichita livestock market notes cattle receipts 1100 steady with butcher cows 3.85 to 5.00, grass fat heifers 4.50 to 6.50, bulls 10.50 top, stockers and feeders 5 757.50. Hogs receipts 1400 steady, top 11.25, bulk 11.00 to 11.25. Sheep receipts 200 higher, lambs 15.50.
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Cotton Seed Oil Markets Rally on Covering and Lard Strength
New York Oct 27 after crude markets slipped early cotton seed oil rallied on covering and local demand amid stronger lard and grain. Closing bids were five to nine points higher with 14 200 barrels sold and 1 200 tendered. Prime crude 8.00 prime summer yellow 9.35 9.50 October 9.40 December 9.44 January 9.47 March 9.63
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Call Money Market Report from New York
Call money and time loan rates edged higher in New York trading. Highs reached 5 and 4 3 for call money with ruling rate 4 3, closing bid 5 and offers at 5. Time loans for sixty to ninety days quoted around 4 2 3 to 5, four to six months at 4 3 5, with prime mercantile paper at 4 3.
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Foreign Exchange Steady Across Major Currencies
New York October 27. Foreign exchanges held steady with Great Britain at 4.849 16 on demand and 4.844 on cables. Sixty day bills on banks quoted at 4.813 16. France 4.194 demand and 4.20 cables. Italy 8.97, Belgium 4.484, Germany 23.80, Tokyo 41 3 16, Montreal 1.00 3 16. Market shows stability across key currencies and regions.
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U S Bonds Quotes from New York Market Report
United States bonds listed for October 27 show Liberty 3s at 99.27, first 4.9s 101.26, second 4s 100.21, third 95s 101, fourth 4s 102.2, treasury 4s 102.31, treasury 43s 106.15 with market activity noted from the New York bureau.
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Tiefel Brothers to Build Sixteen Farm Homes at Hereford
Development in Deaf Smith county accelerates as Tiefel Brothers secure contracts to construct sixteen farm homes with sheds barns and granaries. Most land sold from former ranch staff goes to settlers who will begin improvements soon. Expect a surge in farm home building in the next ninety days.
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Rewards for revealing bandit's hiding place in Bulgaria
Dimo Marcheff a goat herder exposed the mountain hideout of bandit chief Mitu Ganeff to police. He received 40 000 lire from the interior ministry, 200 sheep from Hashkovoe district, a monetary reward, and a plot of land to build a house from Susam villagers.
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UVA President Says Entrance Tests Are Too Wooden
Dr. Edwin A. Alderman, head of the University of Virginia founded by Thomas Jefferson, calls current college entrance requirements too wooden and formal. He predicts a radical shift within 25 years toward intelligence tests and psychological assessment for each candidate. Washington and UVA began intelligence testing at the start of the current session.
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Family Reunion Draws 1000 Descendants in Finland
In central Finland on October 27 a thousand descendants gathered tracing lineage to 1412. Attendees arrived from the United States and Canada as well as local peasants forming about 70 percent of the group. Government figures Premier Tulenheimo and Archbishop Gummerus attended as representatives.
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