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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1935
Page
6
Livestock market reports from Fort Worth note steady to firm prices across cattle segments. Cattle receipts include cattle, calves, heifers, and bulls with mixed demand. higher weights and crossbred steers show trade strength, while feeder calves and hogs reflect selective bidding amid holiday trading.
Chicago market notes show births and weights across cattle and hogs. Herd figures list 14,096 hogs with varying prices. cattle receipts mix best clears and uneven grades. bulls and sows appear with ranges from 7 to 28 cents per pound amid fluctuating wholesale values.
Sugar and coffee markets show shifts as trade patterns adjust across the southeast, with reports indicating renewed buyer activity and price movements affecting importers and local merchants.
Fragmentary OCR text references May and September dates with names like Syed and Bey Bante Ss 4, FL epg freight streams and Bano Hourhans. Content is incomplete and lacks coherent event details or identifiable entities to form a complete news item.
Grain market notes from Chicago indicate fluctuating wheat prices with limited delivery options and varied bids. Reports show December deliveries and prices around several dollars per ton, while futures and local quotes in Fort Worth, Kansas City, and Winnipeg reflect a general softness and unsettled bids across markets.
The readable portions describe a damaged OCR page with scattered words about markets and finances. Names, dates, or clear events are not identifiable. The content appears garbled, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable entities.
Cotton activity shows heavy trading and price shifts across contracts amid active exports. Spot and futures movements in New Orleans and New York reflect fluctuating demand, with December and March positions noted and export volumes described.
Cotton receipts reach 36 000 bales with American origin within the mix. Spot quotations show American middling around 7.03 to 7.05 and low mids near 6.25, with futures trading steady on the board in January through October. In Texas Galveston and Chicago markets, futures move slightly up or down as traders await official closes.
In New Orleans reports show mixed Cottonseed Oil bids with firm January price at 21035, March at 1025, and May around 10.38 with 10.29 cited. The market summary notes two unsettled bids and an expirations clause ending soon.
Fragmentary text shows bond terms and currency references with scattered numbers and names. Key entities are unreadable, hindering a coherent summary. The passage lacks complete facts, dates, places, or actions to determine a concrete event or outcome.
Nex. 45 Hloskialdera of American General corporation approves plan for preferred stock exchange rate two shares common per preferred share. Inland Steel to reopen open hearth furnaces for repairs. project to finish in three weeks. Life time quarterly rate listed at 2 904 154 and 2200 162 for quarter.
An official market summary from Chicago notes key stock actions across major exchanges. Investors monitor price shifts, volumes, and notable gains amid renewed trading activity and sector rotations.
The report details a busy Monday market with Texas produce including beans, beets, cabbage, lettuce, tomatoes, celery, and peppers showing steady to mixed prices. Arrivals from Texas and other states, with cars on tracks, indicate a generally steady to dull market, amid notes of specific prices for several items and regions such as Detroit, New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago. Highlights include Texas tomatoes, bushels, and crates priced around varied levels, with market tone slightly weaker in some reports.
Fragmentary data lists base commodities and price figures. Mentions New York price trends with dates and numeric values including 75.05 and 10.05, plus references to flax and Duluth. Details are unclear but indicate wholesale price movements and monthly values.
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