Bulls Rule Supreme in the Grain Market
In Chicago on January 27, bulls dominate the grain markets with wheat leading gains as buyers bid prices higher. Reports say Lichstein remains a buyer while wealthy Wall Street shorts cover, and France contemplates wheat imports from the United States and Australia. Corn stocks in Chicago show record-low season levels with strong weekly arrivals, oats see reduced short interest, and packers edge toward covering May ribs while shifting to July and September contracts.
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Chicago
Ill
Board of Trade
Lichstein
Wall
Liverpool
Paris
East
New York
Union
Pacific
Reading, Steel
Lehigh
Ae St. Paul
St. Paul
Rockefeller
Union Pacific
Ven
St. Paul's
Reading
Steel
Southern Pacific
Bir Amalgamated Copper
American
Seierican Car & Foundry Coves
Sane
American Smelt & Ref
American Sugar Refining Cuee Eee Iy
Anaconda Mining Co
Seevccrees
Atchison Sree
Atlantic Coast ‘Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Eeveeeves Osh
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific Seene
Chesapeake & Nae Ie
Ee Chi
N. W. Tenet
Chi. Mil
St. P
Colorado Fuel & Iron See Sane
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Eevee Liz
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie Do
Great Northern Pra
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Kan
Tex
National Biscuit
New York Central Sone Look
Norfolk & Western
Eoneee S Ldh
Northern Pacific
United States Steel
Soveesees
Eens
Western Union
SSO
International Lehigh Valley Harvester
Ee Ewes AO
General Electric
Seveee
Texas Company
Chicago grain prices quoted in a Chicago column
Quotations for wheat and oats listed with grades and prices. No 2 red wheat at 99 cents to $1.00, No 1 northern at $1.11, No 2 northern at $1.08 to $1.10, No 2 spring at 0.07, velvet chaff and durum around 1.00, No corn and oats figures shown, No 2 oats 50 to 62 cents, No 2 white 51 to 62 cents, standard 51 1/2 cents.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain quotations from St Louis market page
Quoted Prices: Cash wheat No 2 red 98 1 2 cents, No 2 hard 91 02 1 13. No 3 64 65c, No 3 white 66 tic. Oats No 2 61c, No 2 white 62c. May wheat 1.00 July 94c. Corn May 68c, July 67c. Oats May 61c, July 45c.
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ST. Louis
Wheat and corn quotations posted in Kansas City market
Quotation snapshot from Kansas City shows cash wheat at No 2 hard 1.04 to 1.08 and No 2 red 99 and 1?/L. corn No 2 mixed 67 to 68 cents and No 2 white 9 cents. oats No 2 white 61 to 62 cents and No 2 mixed 50 to 51. May wheat 1.02 and July 94?. corn May 68 and July 66 cents.
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Kansas City
Cotton seed oil and products price report
Special to the Light from New Orleans records cotton seed oil prime refined in barrels per pound at 6 50 with choice meal eight percent ammonia per long ton at 28 dollars and choice cake eight percent ammonia per long ton at 27 dollars.
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New Orleans
Metal Prices Report From New York Markets
New York metal prices show dull activity on January 27 with copper and tin edging, lead and spelter quoted in narrow ranges. Iron remains unchanged as traders note nominal demand and steady availability in early trading.
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New York
Lake
London money market brief shows steady debits and rates
Consols for money reach 773 16, with the account at 77 percent. Silver remains steady at 26 9 16. Money in the west offers short bills at 34 percent and a three months’ pile at 8 9 16.
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London
Exports Reportweek Totals and Yearly Comparison
Exports for the week total 301,764 units, up from 183,340 in the same week last year. Cumulative exports since Sept 1 reach 533,839. Exports to the same date last year stood at 5,294,908.
Hides Leather Wool Prices Move in New York Market
Hides remain firm with Bo gota at 24 1/2 to 23 1/2 cents. Central America hides 22 cents. Leather prices rise for Hemlock firsts to 25 27 cents, seconds 24 26, thirds 21 22, rejects 16 cents.
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New York
Bogota
Central America
Pay Your Poll Tax Reminder
A brief notice urging residents to pay their poll tax promptly to avoid penalties and ensure compliance with local tax collection rules.
Weather Summary for San Antonio January 7 1912
The day recorded a maximum of 73 and minimum of 53 with an average 63. The month shows a deficiency of 85 compared to normal 51. Total precipitation stands at 0 inches for the period, with 0.28 inches since January 1. Winds rose from the southeast at 10 mph and daylight runs from 7:26 a.m. to 6:09 p.m.
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San Antonio
Tex
Irregular Trade In The Live Stock Market
Livestock values fluctuated at Fort Worth and northern centers with a generally steady close. San Antonio was active. cattle, hogs, and hides show varied movement as cattlemen face higher costs from severe winter and rising leather prices. Local leaders plan a record fat stock show in Fort Worth as feeder numbers shift with spring grazing.
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J. Ma. Villareal
W. Josephine
Fort Worth
Chicago
San Antonio
South America
Mexico
United States
Canada
Dan Nance
General Livestock Authority of
San Marcos
H .O. Perkins
Cowman
Perkens
Fort Worth Live Stock Market Bees Strong Week End Trade
Fort Worth Texas January 27 strong and steady live stock tone marked the week end trading with prices near weekly highs. Receipts totaled 1700 head including cattle calves hogs and sheep. Beef steers topped at 6.10 cows to 4.75 bulls 3 to 4.26 calves 3.75 to 6 hogs 5.80 to 6.10 be ost porkers 6.25 sheep steady with unchanged quotations.
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Alamo
Busi- Stock Commission Company
Ness
Union Stock Yards
Radeccvcvvsescvers
Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas City market report shows cattle receipts 300 with steady pricing. Native steers 5.50 to 8.00, hogs 4000 with bulk 5.86 to 6.25, sheep receipts none and markets steady with muttons 8.25 to 9.75 and lambs 5.00 to 6.75.
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Cattle and hog markets report steady receipts in St Louis
Receipts totaled about 600 cattle with 200 Texas cattle. native beef steers 4.50 to 8.50. cows and heifers 3.00 to 6.50. stockers 3.50 to 5.50. Texas steers 5.00 to 7.00. calves in carload lots 5.00 to 21. Other line shows about 4000 hogs with prices 4.00 to 6.36 for pigs and lights 6.10 to 6.35 for mixed and butchers. good heavy hogs 6.26 to 6.36. No sheep listed.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Chicago Market Report Pasture Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Chicago January market report shows receipts: cattle 1000 with dull weak demand. Hogs 26000 with slow sale five cents lower. various weight classes priced from 5.60 to 6.37. Sheep receipts 2560 with weak demand. natives and westerns range from 3.15 to 4.75 for ewes and 4.60 to 6.90 for yearlings and lambs.
Feedstuffs Rise as Grain Markets Stay Bullish Across Centers
Grain markets rose across principal centers with substantial gains in corn bran hay and oats locally. Prices are expected higher following center gains and dealers struggle to hold stationary levels. Citrus crops face variable damage from recent frosts with orange and lemon belts reporting spot damage and higher orange prices. Coffee markets show fractional declines while distant-month prospects suggest a small crop. Eggs butter and poultry prices are forecast higher as new country supply opens next week with country eggs at 4 4 cents per dozen and butter at 18 cents.
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California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
New Orleans
Texas
Market Report Butter Eggs and Cheese Prices Steady
Butter steady with creamery quotes at 29 3e with daisies 256 33c and egg firm receipts 1013 cases. Cheese steady with daisies 16 1Tc twins 16c young americas 16c long horns 16c. Potatoes steady receipts 83 cars with choices from 95c to 1.00. Poultry firm turkeys 18c chickens 11 2c springs 12c. Veal steady 80 to 60 pounds weights.
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Chicago
Young Americas
Market Rounds Report From St Louis Poultry and Dairy Trade
Quotations in St Louis show poultry steady with chickens at 10c, springs filc, turkeys 14c, ducks 18c, geese 8c. Butter dull, Creamery 29 to 33c. Eggs higher at 36c.
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ST. Louis
Springs
Sugar and petroleum prices steady in New York trade
Raw sugar holds steady with Muscovado at 3.89 cents and 96 test at 4.39 cents. Refined sugars quiet with cubes 6.65, fine granulated 5.40, powdered 56.50 cents. Petroleum refined barrels 7.85. Molasses steady with New Orleans open kettle 36.50.
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New York
New Orleans
Beet Sugar Market Holds Steady Across Regions
The domestic refined market remains unchanged with prices at 5.35 from American and Arbuckles and 5.30 from Howell and the federal company for cash two per cent. Spot raw sugar stays at 4.42 for centrifugal 3.92 for Muscovado and 3.67 for molasses. European beet sugar ticks firmer with January beets up 1/4d and February beets up 4d to 1s 3d. May beets rise 2 1/2d to 15s 64d.
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New York
Arbuckles
Howell
Federal
Coffee futures hold steady amid firmer spot market
New York reports a steady coffee market with prices 3 to 7 points higher on improved European demand. Havre and Hamburg futures rise while Rio remains firm. Santos stays quiet. January to December futures range around 12.71 to 12.82 with total 43,000 bags sold.
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New York
Havre
Hamburg
Rio
Santos
General Rise Marks Week's Cotton Market
The market shows a clear upward trend over the past week with strong English demand and heavy exports. New York and New Orleans prices rise while Liverpool drifts. spinners buy, speculators sell, and January delivery rushes amid reports of a bumper next harvest and large export activity.
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England
Europe
Lancashire
Manchester
Fall River
Mexico
Lawrence
Mass
New York
India
South
Census Bureau
Liverpool Cotton Prices Rise Amid Fair Demand
Closing spot cotton in fair demand with prices up 3 points American middling fair 6.17 good middling 6.79 middling 5.53 low middling 6.25 good ordinary 4.91 ordinary 4.65 Sales 10 000 bales 1000 for speculation and export 9000 American Receipts 26 200 all American Futures opened firm closed steady with several month spreads listed including January February and December January February 6.33%
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Liverpool
Spot cotton prices hold steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans reports spot cotton steady with 2200 bales sold and 400 bales to arrive. Quotations range from low ordinary 6 1-16 to good middling 10 5-16 with strict and nominal variants noted across grades.
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New Orleans
Spot cotton closes quiet in New York
Spot cotton in New York on January 27 closed quietly five points lower. Middling uplands settled at 9.65 and gulf at 9.90 with no sales reported.
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New York
Spot Cotton Prices Hit Steady Level in Galveston Market
Galveston Texas January 27 spot cotton closes firm at middling 10.5 cents per pound with sales totaling 13 bales for immediate delivery while freight f. 0 and back 200 reported.
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Galveston
Tex
Egg Prices Rise in Kansas City Market
Kansas City on January 27 reports wholesale fresh eggs at 86 to 87 cents per dozen up slightly from yesterday. The unusual pattern sees Texas and Louisiana supplied from Kansas City due to severe southern weather reducing southern egg output. A carload was shipped to New Orleans recently.
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Kansas City
Innsas City
Texas
Louisiana
Kansas City Territory
New Orleans
Tremendous Increase in Cotton Movement
New Orleans dispatch reports Hes ter's weekly cotton exchange shows large gains in movement versus prior years. For 148 days of the season totals exceed last year by about 1.1 million bales with broader gains across ports, mills, and interior stocks, and season totals surpass last year by over 2 million bales.
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New Orleans
Hester
United States
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Northern Mills
Canada
Southern Mills
North
South
Seaboard
United States Port Receipts for the Week
Net receipts at all United States ports for the week reach 345 130. Port game week last year shows 210 997. Total receipts since September 1 stand at 8 497 749. Total receipts to the same date last year are not shown.
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Porte
Galveston
Tex
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
N. C
Norfolk
Pensacola
Fila
SRR
Port Arthur
Sabine Pass
Jacksonville
Fla
Senne
Laredo
Texas City
Georgetown
Gulfport
United States
Eeae
Antena Wwe
Liverpool
Peter
Great Britain
Kadekos
Mains
Hening Bo Oe
Financial market roundup from New York report
On January 27, New York markets show prime mercantile paper at 3 to 4 percent. Sterling exchange holds firm with bankers bills at 4.84 25 for 60 days and 4.87 55 for demand. Commercial bills 4.83 percent. Bar silver at 65 7 9. Mexican dollars 47. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Money on Call Rates Steady in New York Time Loans
Money on call remains nominal in New York with firmer time loan rates. Sixty days at 24 percent, ninety days at 24 percent with a 3 percent cushion, and longer months at 34 percent.
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New York
New York Clearing Banks Reserve Up In Excess of Legal Need
The weekly clearing house bank report shows a total excess reserve of 45.7 million dollars above required levels. Loans and deposits rose, specie increased, legal tenders fell, and the aggregate cash reserve reached about 480 million dollars with an eight million gain in excess reserve.
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New York
New York Clearing House
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Chicago Grain Market
Mess Park
London Consols
United States Seed CO
San Luis and Medina Sts
GEO. Sgitcovich & CO
N. Flores Street
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Willis L. Moore
Chish
Saual
Ban Antonio, Texas
G. A. Noble
Osage
Okla
Mr. Noble
John Blocker
The
Cattlemen's Exchange
Sabinas
D. Bennett
Cuero
Bill Corn Jr
San Diego
Houston
NEW York Futures
Nee Orle
Scovescavteres
Abilene
Preidy Amarillo
Alta
Birmingham
Boston
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Corpus Christi
Ort Worth
Key West
Knoxville
Tenn
Louisville
Macon
Memphis
Miami
Oklahoma City
Palestine
Minn
Shreveport
Tampa
Flas
Taylor
Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
Cotton Statistics
Interior Movement
Egypteen
Mills
Saar
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France
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Nut
Bales
Financial
M. Maracheau
San Antonio, Tex
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