Wholesale price shifts hit corn syrup and starch costs
Local grocers announce an advance of 3 cents per case on all brands of corn syrup and a 10 cent per hundred pounds rise for starch while bulk starch climbs 7 cents. Producers cite high raw material costs and expect further increases as supply chains strain. Also notes carloads of potatoes bananas limes and California fruits moving in, with beef and pork markets fluctuating and bananas selling around five cents per dozen in Galveston.
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Galveston
New Orleans
San Antonio
Price to wationrer less commission
Pic to neer grocer prices listed for dairy and poultry items. Includes country butter 12 16c, eggs 14 1éc, various cheeses, Limburger 20c, poultry prices from hens 5.00 per dozen to turkeys 18 16e per pound.
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Wationrer
Neer
Kansas City Produce Quotations Report
Quotations today were as follows butter creamery firsts 20 4c. seconds 18 5c packing stock 17c eggs extras 1c firsts 16c seconds 8c. Report from Kansas City by the Associated Press on July 19.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Chicago
Market Quotations Report From Chicago
Quotations today show butter at 19 2 cents, creamery prices steady. Livestock and produce quotes include live chickens 18 cents, pigs 60 pounds and under priced around 9 to 10 cents per pound, and wholesale beef prices at about 4.00 to 4.50 per sack with sacked goods at 16.01.
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Associated Press
ICAGO
Americas
Unclear OCR Record From Historic Page
Insufficient readable facts to identify person, place, or event. The fragment lacks coherent names, dates, organizations, or outcomes to summarize into a valid news card.
Market Report From St Louis Dated July Nineteenth
In St Louis prices for chickens show 10 cents and turkeys around 16 cents while dairy and creamery products see slight gains. The text notes commodity quotes and conditions with several figures and shorthand terms.
Trade and Import Notes from Shore Press Shipping Menu
The Shore Press lists commodity highlights including sacks and consignments such as Honduras and Japan goods. Clean imports and packing figures appear for several items with quantities and prices noted in a compact shipping update.
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Eason
Honduras
Japan
Roush
Market News Shows Mixed Corn Prices In Early Trading
OCR reads as a market brief noting corn prices fluctuating with some futures firm while others retreat. The report cites specific price levels such as 73 and 72 for nearby contracts and mentions Rio No 7 and a 13 percent figure in a brief commodity update.
Weather forecast for San Antonio area unsettled with showers
The 7 a m forecast for San Antonio and vicinity calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday with showers. Irregular pressure and great temperature differences expected. rainfall totals may reach an inch or more in parts and higher totals possible in other regions.
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San Antonio
Tex
Dodge City
St. Paul
Augusta
Cattle and hog market at Union Stock Yards July 19
At Union Stock Yards on July 19 a light run of 65 cattle across Falls City consignments. Beef cattle sold steadily with cows up to 8.25 and some good fed calves around 4.50. A limited hog market produced no clear prices as buyers thinned out and later sessions paused.
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Union Stock Yards
Falls City
UNIO
Wool Growers' Central Storage Distributes Wool Sale Proceeds
About three hundred thousand dollars circulated in two weeks among patrons of the Wool Growers Central Storage Co after selling 1 905 000 pounds of wool. W B Sayers in San Angelo reports nearly complete distribution of proceeds from the fleeces sold. The firm handled 711 000 pounds of six and eight months clip and 1 194 000 pounds of twelve months clip at prices from 13 1/2 to 18 1/2 cents.
Mass cattle roundup feared near Douglas Arizona
A Douglas Arizona report says five thousand cattle or roaming wild stock south of the international line will be slaughtered and shipped to Los Angeles for soap and fertilizer. Bisbee officials protest the alleged wholesale slaughter and seek action, though no outcome is known.
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Douglas, Ariz
Los Angeles
Genbs
Bisbee
Douglas
Wool markets dull as wool clothing prices mixed
Wool markets in St Louis July 19 show weak demand for washed wools while heavier grades hold at firmer levels. Prices listed include 38 seton cright and 25 to 30 cent ranges for washed wool, indicating varied demand across grades.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Seton Cright
Metal Market in St Louis Reports Steady Amid Small Gains
METAL MARKET ST. LOUIS July 19 dealings were steady with slight gains noted before the close. Lead and other metals showed modest improvement while spelter remained firm as traders watched prices.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Spelter
New York Debtors Adjust Market Prices
New York robe bers will sell fruit of the comp agents prices until further notice. Bleached cottons have not on the insel at the opinion. Job associations ta nioj was se ca sta i restricied. Prints were not con Fary to stand at the removal of restrictions will ennoes agents advised.
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Associated Press
New York
Leather Prices Steady In New York Market
Market report shows hides and leather steady with rupleum and brooaul y. July 19 in New York. commodity names appear garbled but indicate leather and hides pricing stability.
Fort Worth Cattle Trade Steady to Strong
Fort Worth TX July 19 cattle receipts total 3100 with 1600 hogs and 425 sheep. Cattle quality and numbers improved. prices steady to strong. Hogs up 5 to 10 cents with a record top. sheep stronger. Beef steer cars sold at 5.25 and 5.10, stocker feeders active, cows mixed but largely steady, bulls up to 3.00, calves quiet.
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Tex
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Promises Steady Cattle Trade
Chicago July 19 cattle receipts estimated at 80,000 with steady to higher prices. Cows and bulls sold from 2.10 to 5.75 as feeders and calves showed strength. Sheep receipts around 20,000 with market steady. western lambs and yearlings priced up to 4.80 and 5.65 per hundredweight.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Quotations
Kansas City market notes show cattle receipts about 1000 with steady demand. Native steers around 4.60 to 6.80, southern steers 3.40 to 5.25, cows and heifers 2.25 to 6.56, stockers 2.26, bulls 2.50 to 4.15, calves 4.00 to 6.75. western cattle 4.40 to 6.15. Hogs receipts steady to 5 cents. prices mainly 6.40 to 6.65 for butcher grades. Sheep and muttons follow near 3.50.
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Kansas
St Louis Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
St Louis market notes for July 19 show cattle receipts at 9000 with native, Texan, and Oklahoma stock. cows and heifers priced around 8.00 to 8.55, steers 4.25 to 6.55, feeders up to 8.00. hogs at 13,000 receipts with a five category market. further numbers incomplete in the text.
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Elf Bdexas
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Stock market closes firm after brisk morning trading
Prices held near highs on the New York Stock Exchange with strong buying lifting rail and utility issues. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific led gains while Atlantic Coast Line and Louisville and Nashville advanced. bonds eased mid day but overall market strength remained.
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United States Steel
New York Market Report July 19
Prime mercantile paper at 46 cents. Sterling exchange steady with actual business at 484.60 for 90 days. Commercial bills 484. Pes, silver around 52.8. Mexican dollars 45 cents. Government bonds steady and railroad bonds firm amid overall steady market tone.
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Associated Press
New York
Market quotes for livestock and meat products
The record lists pig prices $6.65 to $6.99 and packers at 4.50 cents. It notes butchers at 6650 and best Ghese cinta 5000. Sheep receipts are strong with alive muttons at $3.25 to $4.28 and lambs at $4.00.
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Cotton Market Sinks Steadily on Old Bull Liquidation
New York July 19 cotton opens steady then plunges on continued liquidation by old bulls. July falls to 13.28 a 43 point loss, August to 13 cents down 34 points, new crop contracts hit multi day lows. mixed buying supports late in forenoon but overall selling dominates.
Market futures update shows varied gains and steady noise
Futures quotes from July indicate mixed movement with minor gains in some contracts while others hold steady. Analysts note volatility remains as investors weigh energy and manufacturing indicators amid a fluctuating stock backdrop.
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady to Weak in Morning Trade
New Orleans July cotton futures opened steady up one, then shifted weaker. Selling by commission houses and country lines pressed prices, with old crop months down around 11 to 15 points and new crop 6 to 16 lower at the half hour. Afternoon session saw further weakness from late longs and heavy short selling. By noon the market looked oversold but bulls were demoralized. late day rumors of large sales pressured December futures to around 11.99, with prices 14 to 20 points under yesterday's close.
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Associated Press
New York
Dwlet
Shorts
New Orleans Futures Report Confused By Cotton Prices
A fragmentary AP wire note from New Orleans outlines unsettled cotton futures with mixed quotes for July, August and later months. Prices shown include preliminary bids around 12.33 and 12.20, indicating a volatile market.
Liverpool Cotton Market Report July 19
Moderate business in close cotton spot at Liverpool with prices around middling fair and various grades listed. Daily turnover about 10,000 bales, mix of speculation and export. futures shown firm to irregular with several month quotes provided.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
Erica An
Cotton Seed Prices Slip on Market Factors
A brief market update notes prim basis prices for cotton seed products weakening amid shifts in supply and demand. The report cites commodity movements and trader activity as factors behind the price slide.
Cotton seed oil quotations today in New York
Cotton seed oil market quotes from New York on July 19 show limited readable data with garbled OCR text, rendering exact figures and terms unclear.
Sugar and Molasses Prices Reported in New York Market
Sugar and molasses prices shown for New York markets include Raw sugar at 0.59 cents per pound, centrifugal test at 4.24 cents, and molasses at 3.48 cents. Refined sugar not clearly listed.
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Associated Press
Cotton Gossip Notes Strong Texas Crop Prospects
Houston reports 55 bales new today, 470 for the season, vs 24 last year. Market slides continue with liquidation across the belt as weather turns wet. A New Orleans broker cites a Texas crop estimate of 5,000,000 bales while Liverpool and Gulf ports show steady activity.
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Houston
Tex
Belt
Texas
Oklahoma
New Orleans
Wheat futures rise on rust concerns and shipping demand
Chicago July wheat climbs as weather spreads rust and foreign crop conditions worsen. Sept futures trade near 88 cents, with hard wheat demand from eastern mills noted while hogs strengthen and pork, lard, and ribs futures firm.
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Eastern Mills
Corm
Sas
Shorts
Init
Daily Movement of Grain at Chicago
Chicago July 19 receipts and shipments today show activity with arrivals listed but specific totals and commodity types unreadable in the surviving text. The report notes grain movement in Chicago but lacks complete figures.
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Chicago
Market Roundup of Spot Prices Across Cities
Leading spot markets show mixed activity with Liverpool and New York largely quiet. New Orleans and Houston report subdued trading while Galveston remains slow with no notable price movements.
Cotton spot slips in New York market
New York July 19 cotton spot closing quiet with declines of 20 points. Middling uplands at 13.70 cents and middling gulf at 13.95 cents with no sales.
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Associated Press
New York
Gulf
Spot Cotton Steady in Houston Market
Houston July 19 spot cotton remains steady at 14 1 2 cents for middling grade, with no price changes reported and buyers and sellers awaiting further market cues in the local market.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Memphis Spots Low Cotton Prices Steady at Middling
Spot cotton prices in Memphis show stability with the middling grade steady at 144 cents per pound. The report notes a general ecline in values across grades while staying flat for middling.
Spot Cotton Markets Quiet in New Orleans Listing
New Orleans on July 19 reports spot cotton steady and easy with 126 bales sold and no arrivals. Prices range from low to good ordinary and middling levels, receipts total 4255 and stock 32697.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Money on call steady in New York market
Money on call remained steady in New York with rates at 2 1 4 to 2 1 2 cents, closing bid and ruling at 2 3 8 cents and offers at 2 1 2 cents. Time loans held steady for sixty and ninety days with rates around 2 1 2 3/4 to 3 3/4 percent.
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New York
Lost silver mesh purse and valuables at light office
Reward offered for return of a silver mesh purse containing a gold watch, small black feather coin, coins, change, pearl handle knife. Reported lost around Le store. Also wants a young man for general work near 326 Goliad St with pay. a white good cook sought at same address with wages.
Grain Receipts Report From Chicago and Northwest
Chicago dispatch reports today 870 wheat cars with 797 contract grade 65 corn cars with 19 contract grade and 131 oats cars. Total wheat receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth reach 1 as comparison shows 630 cores and 225 cars a year ago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago Cash Grain Notes
Grain price notes from Chicago on July 19 list No 2 red wheat at 84 to 83 84 cents and No 2 corn around 66 cents with various standard and northern grade mentions. The fragment provides prices and grade terms for cash grain trading.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Grain prices slip in late July market report
St Louis July 19 wheat bids eased with No 2 track red at 81 82 cents and No 3 hard 81 1/2 to 92. Corn weak with No 2 track 67 cents and No 2 white 68 1/2 to 69 cents. Oats declined to 42 to 43 cents. December corn 87 7/8. September 63 1/8. December oats 43 1/2.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Grain Prices Update From Kansas City Market
Kansas City reports show cash grain steady to higher with corn slipping 1 to 2 cents. Wheat holds at 83 to 88 cents for No 3 hard, No 2 red at 1.82. Oats ease 1 cent, No 2 white at 46 cents. September corn 62 1 2 cents, December 60 3 4, May 62 cents. other bids include No 2 white and No 2 mixed at 65 66 cents.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Births Listed From July Records In Local Addresses
To Mr and Mrs L G Stark a girl born July 1 at 301 Powderhouse street. To Mr and Mrs Abel Coronedy a baby girl at Meaghe steak address. To Mr and Mrs Stanton a girl born July 17 at 806 Mason Street. To Mr and Mrs Benlegs a boy born July 17 at 224 Rusk Street. To Mr and Mrs Campfell a birth July 16 at 167 Deilas Street. To Mr and Mrs M Garcia a girl born July 15 at 311 North San Saba Street. To Mr and Mrs C Cadena a boy born July 24 at 914 Zavala Street.
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Galler
Ouston
Abel Coronedy
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Eighth Street
Stanton
Mason
Burial Permits Listing Local Dying Dates
Fragmentary burial permit notes list numerous individuals with ages and death dates from July, including Chas Kroeninger 78 on July 17 and Dollie Kenedy 38 on July unknown, along with partial addresses and names. The text is heavily garbled but indicates a county record of recent deaths and associated burial permits.
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Martha ‘DeRaneekael
Kenwood Avenue
Wrence Wiseman
Keller Road
F Lula Gill
Cameron Street
Charles F. Mayer
Laredo
Dollie Kenedy
Ecul Hugh
Floise Martinez
Tronths
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