September locsh sales show rise in New York luxury goods
In September local shop sales across districts rose overall with cotton goods and diamonds leading gains. Yardage for silk goods climbed while hardware and stationery also posted strong increases. Groceries, shoes, drugs, paper and jewelry outpaced last month, with luxury lines six goods and jewelry driving anecdotes of rising prosperity as New Yorkers anticipate renewed leisure.
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Cottonseed products rise. November figures released by Census Bureau
Washington reports monthly census figures for August 1 to November 30 showing U.S. cottonseed crushing at 1,956,769 tons, with on hand stock 686,804 tons. Refined oil production about 69.8 million pounds, cake and meal around 2,279 tons, hulls 254,180 tons, linters 272,924 running bales. Imports of oil for November total 5.68 million pounds refined and 4037 crude refined withdrawn from stock.
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Bonantonio Livestock Market Thrift Amid Active Trade
Supiles were tight and trading was active on Thursday at the San Antonio market with 201 cattle and 263 calves. Prices held steady or rose for good calves and yearlings, grass cattle moved readily with several loads at strong bids, feeders and sows mixed in demand, while sheep and hogs showed varied activity and prices across multiple regional reporting spots.
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Cotton Market Opens With Mixed Prices in New Orleans
The cotton market opened mixed as fibers gained modestly while futures prices fluctuated. December traded around 11.48, March near 11.90, and trading showed active interest from buyers and shorts amid uncertainty over farm aid policy and a potential Supreme Court ruling.
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Grain Market Moves In Chicago Wobble
Chicago grain prices showed early strength but drifted after a hesitant start. Wheat futures rose on scarce offerings while December and May contracts fluctuated, with some gains noted and occasional declines as traders weighed export sales and government policy signals.
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San Antonio Market Notes From Thursday Trade
Farmers report mixed grain and poultry prices across markets with No 1 Johnson grass and No 2 Johnson grass quoted per ton. Prices include $450 per ton for certain crops, with other items like feathers and live poultry detailed in local listings and receipts.
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions money, metals, countries like Italy and Germany, markets, rates, and cities such as London. Many garbled words and misread lines obscure the event. readable items hint at economic notes rather than a coherent report.
Texas Farm Market Report Tues Field Prices and Arrivals
The South Texas spinach market eased on Tuesday with Savoy type priced around 65 cents per bushel. Tomato market dull at 3.75 to 1.85 per jog box. Cabbage at Lower Valley steady around 3.30 to 1.55. Beets dull at 1.60 to 4.10. Snap beans dull at 2.00 to 2.24 per bushel. Various markets listed Texas and United States quantities and prices for onions, peppers, greens, and other produce with mixed activity and regional notes.
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Dividends Declared by New York Company Directors
Directors of Den Mines Dtd declared a special dividend at 25 on the capital stock and the usual quarterly dividend of zero cents on the capital stock. The quarterly dividend of AG continues on the capital stock.
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Stock Market Moves Cautiously Amid Mixed Advancing, Declines
New York stock activity showed mixed gains and losses across sectors with utilities, rails, merchandise, and tobacco weaker due to negative factors while oils and certain mining shares held firmer. Silver futures rose slightly in Montreal as traders watched long-term trends. Weymouth? Pennsylvania railroad ordered 10,090 freight cars at about 325 million dollars, funded by trusts and company funds.
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