Market Report Shows Steady Movements in Produce
The page notes all classes moving freely under normal quota with fresh shipments of green beans, tomatoes, and radishes. Kansas eggs arrive, Texas eggs scarce, and overseas shipments secured to meet demand. Prices listed for fruits, vegetables, nuts, meats, and dairy. strong demand for tomatoes and home grown produce noted, with various regional stock levels and prices per unit. Names of products and price points reflect broad, historic grocery market activity.
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Kansas
Texas
Commission
Monday hints to the housewife grocery list chaos
A jumble of grocery prices and items listed in a dated column with numerous misread spellings. It catalogs beef cuts, pork, poultry, seafood, dairy fats, vegetables, fruits, and staples with price hints and unit notes, reflecting a household shopping guide from a past era.
Movement in December shows drops in U S cotton movement
New Orleans dispatch reports December movement from September 4 to December 1 with declines year over year. Total December movement reaches 7,110,437 bales, down from 6,910,539 last December and 7,990,3 in earlier periods. Southern spinners’ four month total is 1,358,926, down from 1,444,858 last year. Foreign exports for four months total 3,704,760 bales, down 938,293 from last season. Total interior stocks and marketings indicate continued easing and a drought-affected pace.
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New Orleans
Nesy Geleans Cotton Exchange
Yoetil
Wales
United States
Porle
Mississippi
Chia
Potomac
Mins
Canada
Bates
Iita Bight
Stecha
Seaboard
Hales
Abnaes
Cotton Stock Volatility Marked Opening Day Trading
New Year reopening saw mixed cotton futures and spot prices with declines in New York and New Orleans. Liverpool opened slightly down after call trading, while Texas hog market reports, farm profits, and cattle prices indicate high demand and rising prices across states, including Texas and Oklahoma, amid broader market volatility.
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Liverpool
New Orleans
Annie
New York
New Orleanns
Texas
Amos Hart
McLennan County
Sersier
Orleans
Mulet
Quick
Seus Liverpool
Ie AD
Ea Riba
Os New Gale
Srubane
Stockyards
Jess Rey Hig Ow
Clas
Louie
Tan, Peery of
Moheasahi
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Stock Yards Open Active For Week In Texas Area
Stock yards opened active for the week with firm prices on good grade cattle. Calves brought 8 to 9 cents higher, cows about 9.50, steers steady to 10 cents higher, hogs up to 10 cents. Northern markets reported 39,500 head received. Kansas City and St Louis quoted higher. Grain and cash prices listed for wheat and corn in Chicago and St Louis with assorted No 2 hard and white bids.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Wheat crop estimates and supply outlook across states
A weather and agriculture report outlines final government estimates for the wheat crop, noting a total 737,159,000 bushels and a 74,600,000 bushel rise over last year. It details regional contributions, including heavy outputs in Kansas Nebraska and the Pacific coast states, and cites shifts in total available supplies for the current year.
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Asien
Texas
Tava
Miseouri
Nebraska
Kongas Yi Ae
Ag Sa
Sigtog
Agricultural Department
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
Fort Worth
Bex
Kamen
Sian
Kansas
P Er Monn
Kroxville
Siand
Amssourt
Matauotte
Pacific
Kaneng
Tineke
San Antonio Board of Equalization convenes Nov 1 1999
Notice from Bryan Callaghan mayor and city clerk Fred Fries that the board of equalization will meet November 1 1999 in City Assessor's Office Room 18 to hear appeals from assessment decisions. The board will sit daily except Sundays and holidays through a set period, with no petitions considered after adjournment.
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San Antonio
Tex
Board of Equalization
Guy Trall
An Wessor
Aguession
Bryan Callaghan
Fred Fries
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Witte
Rebber Voor
A. Collmond
Dr. Keeling
Alamo Plaza
We!thes Retail Markets
Daria
F. Groose Co
Commerce and Navarro Sts
E. B. Chandler
Crockett Street
Alamo National Bank
Seth
State of & Trust Co
East Nousion Stree
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Kansas City Journal
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