Sugar and market trends amid rising prices and storage concerns
The report notes a sharp next-day rise in refined sugar on the New York market with prices up to 875 and 3 cents per hundred pounds. analysts expect further increases as demand remains strong nationally. Egg storage and cold storage issues are discussed, alongside grain and corn market signals and the tight supply affecting prices and commerce.
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Associated Press
New York
New’ York
New Orleahs
New
New Orleans
W. Wiley
Sraete
Diathea
Retail Prices Discussed In Fragmented Notice
A damaged OCR fragment lists various food prices and items such as ice, salt, pepper, fresh country candied goods, cream, Swiss cheese, Limburger, poultry, and egg rates. Specific numbers are garbled, but entries reference per pound and per dozen pricing and imply a mid century market notice.
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Tess Commission
Quotations From Kansas City Creamery Prices
The Associated Press reports July 6 in Kansas City with scattered dairy quotations. Prices listed include tier creamery at 2 cents, firsts at 20 cents, seconds at 18 cents, packing stock at 17 cents, extras 1 cent, and other firsts at 16 cents.
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Associated Press
Nsas City
New York Produce Prices Report
Market notes show quotations for nearby brown eggs and related produce. Prices list per case and per dozen, with ranges around 22 to 31 cents for various items and a total of 31,459 cases mentioned in the report.
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Dea
Hender Browns
Iit
Market Roundup Quoted Creameries Hold Receipts After Week
Quotations show creamery receipts of 13 578 cases with steady demand. Daisies and Twins note 14 to 13 percent gains, Americas and Long Horns at 14c. Prices for various dairy and meat items listed, including chicken rings at 18 cents and" meats around 69 pounds valued at 11 50 to 69 per unit.
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Streay
Quotations to Mesort Gently
Fragmentary AP item appears as a price rundown for groceries with various item quotes and per unit costs, including produce and poultry. Sparse readable figures show small numbers such as ten and eleven cents alongside multiple items, but many words are garbled.
Stitesesign passes regular 1-4 per cent sign
The Stites design association approved its standard 1 to 4 percent sign, with the stated reason for the decision given in the report.
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Stites Fiesign
Esa
Weather Summary for San Antonio and Surrounding Areas
Forecast issued for San Antonio and vicinity shows unsettled conditions with showers and thunderstorms tonight and Friday. East Texas also sees unsettled weather with showers and thunderstorms, cooler in the northwest, and central storm over north Texas. Rain totals include Palestine 1.6 inches and Nacogdoches 2.74 inches with high temperatures remaining warm in the southwest and extending to the valley and eastern states.
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San Antonio
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East Texas
Northwest
Texas
Palestine
Nacogdoches
Valley
Lake Region
Cattle Buyers Disappointed at Union Stock Yards
July 6 at Union Stock Yards Nixon calves driven in by drive-ins sold steady with buyers present to take stock home. Top calves reached 4.60, mediums 4.00, cows 3.00 to 3.25, scrubs 2.60, porkers 25 under four medium. Tiny sheep offering met no solid purchaser. market steady and satisfactory to buyers and sellers.
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Union Stock Yards
Nixon
Stock Yards Viewpoints On Market And Health Alerts
I Weinert of Nixon travels to select mules while noting a firm market may rise in a few weeks. Traders from Rossville and Floresville visit as onion crops flourish in Laredo. Oklahoma meat house inspections reveal cholera in four dogs and tainted meat. President Loudermilk urges corn planting amid variable rains. drouth risks linger but opportunities remain for feed.
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Oklahoma
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News’ Union
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New York Money Rates and Lending Terms Report
A garbled July 6 Associated Press snippet shows money on call rates around 2 1 4 to 2 1 3 per cent, with estimates for six month loans at 3 1 2 and other figures like 2 1 20 and 9 days. The fragment references call money, rates, and lending terms without complete context.
Fort Worth Market Cattle and Hogs Show Mixed Decline
Fort Worth stock market reports 3000 cattle 400 hogs 770 sheep receipts with a heavy run yet poorer quality. Steers and mid grade cattle sold mixed with slight gains for select beef, but stockers feeders and butcher trades dull. Hogs sold lower with outsiders paying top bids around 6.65 for a car and 4.50 for pigs.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
McKarland
Cresson
Kansas City Live Stock Prices From July Market Summary
Associated Press reports cattle receipts at 14 000 with 5 000 southern. Native steers 4.75 to 6.75, southern 3.1 to 3.5, cows and heifers 2.25 to 2.50, stockers 2.75 to 4.75, calves 3 to 5.96, western steers 1.50 to 6.35. Hogs receipts 48 08 with prices around 6.25 to 6.40, better on some lots. Sheep and lambs quoted with mixed Western ranges and ewes around 2.2.
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Asociated Press
Kansas City
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices From Chicago Market Report
Chicago market notes show cattle receipts around 6500 with steady to mixed prices. Hogs traded slowly with steady to five cent lower tone. top hog price about 6.70 for a choice weight. Sheep receipts near 15090 with narrows in prices, western lambs around 7.36.
Market Receipts and Prices From St Louis Livestock Sales
Receipts today include 5000 cattle with 1500 Texans and a steady market. Hogs total 11,600 with prices from 4.00 to 6.75 for packers and butchers. Sheep receipts reach 7000 with native muttons at 3.00 to 4.25 and lambs at 4.00.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Market Recovers as Railroads Lead Gains on Wheat Crop Hopes
New York trading opens with a strong upswing as Union Pacific and Great Northern preferred rise about 1 percent. Southern Pacific and Canadian Pacific gain, while General Electric climbs about 2 percent. Crop prospects and rains in Kansas and Nebraska spark renewed demand, lifting stocks across sectors.
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Union Pacific
Great Northern
Southern Pacific
Reading
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Kansas
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Unio Acitic
Great Northern Preferred
General Electric
London
U. Ae
Amer
American Sugar Refining
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Cotton market slips as rain boosts southern forecasts
The New York cotton market opened easy with July unchanged and August down several points amid rain in the southwest. Old crop prices held firmer, while new crop values fell 20 to 30 points during morning trade. Traders watched Texas rainfall reports for further guidance as prices softened across most months.
New York Futures Close Easy Across Cotton Contracts
New York July 6 cotton futures closed easy with declines in most active contracts. January 13.29 30, March 13.38, July 14.58 59, August 14.48 9, September 13.69 offered, October 13.33 39, November 13.85, December 13.32 33.
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Associated Press
New York
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Then Dives on Rain Outlook
New Orleans July cotton futures opened steady to 3 points down on new crop months as private reports of Texas gains mix with forecasts for unsettled weather and showers across the southwest. By midmorning July held 4 points above prior close while August and new crop months fell sharply. midday prices showed July 11, August 19, and new crop about 28 points under yesterday's close.
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New York
Texas
Liverpool
Precipita
New Orleans
Oklahoma
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Cotton Gossip Reflects Market Unease And Weather Outlook
Hayward and Clark report New Orleans exchange offers on old crop Liverpool cotton with 4000 bales traded on spot. Market opened steady then weak under bearish cables as rains affect Western states. Weather forecasts predict unsettled conditions across Oklahoma East Texas and West Texas with chances of showers and cooler nights. Analysts note possible August figures and debate whether the 13,500,000 bale crop is needed to prevent price drops, with continental demand and tariff talk cited as factors.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Dick Bros. & Co
New York
Tf 18
Manchester
Unclear OCR fragment on fuel prices and market term
Fragmentary OCR text mentions fuel terms and a price like 5c but lacks context to identify people places or events and cannot form a complete report. The readable portion provides no distinct incident or named entities to summarize further.
Iron futures for gr redraft spark July trading spillover
New Orleans reports early July prices for iron futures with bids listed for July, August, September and January contracts. Figures show varying bids from 10.00 to 13.43 and 13.23 across months, reflecting market activity.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Marenia
Spot Cotton Steady at 15 Cents in Houston Trade
Houston market report notes spot cotton holding steady with middling grade priced at 15 cents per pound.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Liverpool Botton Cotton Prices Hold Steady After Week
Close cotton spot steady with prices nine points higher. American goods quoted across grades from good middling to ordinary. Day’s sales reach 12,000 bales with 500 speculative/export. receipts all American. Futures lines show mixed August to February positions, reflecting steady demand.
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Sociated Press
Liverpool
Fragmentary Classified Notice Teases Receipts and Wares
Partial OCR text hints at a local listing of receipts and items for sale. It mentions small sums and a marketplace tone, with scattered references to prices and vendors amid garbled phrases. The readable bits imply a routine classifieds fragment from a community paper.
Market Report Amid Mixed Commodities Quiet Wool
In New York commodity trading July weather holds steady. Hides leather and rice show calm activity with prices and markets described as steady while wool remains quiet in the session.
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York
Rica
Corn and Wheat Fall on Fear of Poor Harvests in Chicago Trade
Bargain selling drives corn and wheat lower as cool, wet weather spurs bearish mood. Traders push prices down from prior quotes while oats slump and provisions follow, with September and July contracts trading amid weak demand and rain-soaked expectations.
Movement of Grain at Chicago
Chicago July 6 receipts end shipments today were as follows with grain movement details for the day at Chicago Illinois including arrivals and departures across multiple grain categories and storage accounts.
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Associated Press
Ill
Wheat and corn receipts report across Chicago region
Receipts today show Chicago region handling 269 wheat cars with 215 of contr ade, 866 corn cars with 252 free grade, and 310 oats cars. Comparisons to yesterday and prior periods are noted with totals around 268 and 150 cars respectively.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Somperke
Chicago cash grain prices quoted for July 6
Readable line shows cash grain quotes forJuly 6 with prices for wheat corn oats and kernels. Entries include No 2 northern spring and No 2 white corn values. Indicates market prices in Chicago cash grain market.
Kansas City Grain Prices Show Mixed Movements
Kansas City grain report lists cash wheat and corn prices with small changes. No. 1 hard wheat ranges 85 to 89 cents, No. 2 mixed around 69 to 67 cents, and oats largely unchanged. July wheat at 6 dollars and 86 percent bid, July corn at 65 and a half cents.
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Kansas City
Metal markets steady in St Louis despite minor drop
Metal prices in St Louis on July 6 showed a steadier tone, with markets holding near yesterday's levels. The report notes slight shifts, indicating limited movement and a cautious trading atmosphere among buyers and sellers.
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ST. Louis
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