Bulls Refine Opening Rally as California Canners Forecast Higher Prices
The California Canners Association set opening prices for apricots peaches apples blackberries strawberries pears plums grapes and other canned fruits about 20 percent above 1910 as crop shortages push markets higher. Sugar and lemon markets rise while Colorado celery shipments arrive. potato prices ease with looming larger California stocks. Maryland packers warn on tomato futures amid a tight outlook for the new pack. George Sgitcovich and Co. report Colorado celery and banana shipments.
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California Canners’ Association
California
Price List for Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry
Price to shipperless commission shows Butter Creamery at 26c per pound country butter 12 16c Eggs Fresh country candled 14 15c Cheese Fancy cream 18c fancy brick 20c American Swiss 24c imported Swiss 3lc Limburger 20c Badger State 18c Poultry Large choice hens per dozen 6.00 medium hens per dozen 4.75 large springs per dozen 3.50 2.00 medium springs per dozen 2.50 2.75 small springs per dozen 2.00 2.25 guineas per dozen 3.25 38.60 ducks per dozen 6.00 6.50 squabs 1 1.25 turkeys per pound 15 16c.
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Limburger
Badger State
Commodity quotations from Chicago market report
Associated Press notes steady prices across dairy and produce sectors in Chicago. Butter and creamery products hold firm. cheese and eggs mostly unchanged. potatoes stable. poultry weak with live turkeys and fowls showing limited gains and varying weight brackets in price ranges.
Unclear OCR Reads on Market Receipts and Prices
Fragmentary OCR notes show dated market figures with unclear text including a receipt figure of 8322 and scattered descriptors. No identifiable persons or organizations are discernible in the readable lines.
Kansas City Produce Quotations July 20
Kansas City July 20 market quotes show butter at 23 cents creamery, firsts 20 to 23, seconds 18 to 8, packing stock 17 to 19, extras 19, firsts 16, seconds 8.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Market Quotes Trimmed by July Heat in St Louis
Quotations to Gay were listed for assorted fowl and produce with chickens at 10 cents, springs at 14 cents, turkeys at 16 cents, ducks at 10 cents, and other items noted in a brief St Louis market report dated July 20.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Springs
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Region
Weather dispatch from San Antonio reports unsettled conditions tonight and Friday with showers in the north, three storm areas affecting East Texas and Okene tae. Rain expected in northwest Texas and Oklahoma, Buffalo area rainfall near 90 inches, temperatures generally moderate with Alberta notably cool.
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San Antonio
Tex
Vicinity
East Texas
Texas
Okeenetae
Buffalo
Alberta
Oklahoma
Cattle Receipts Improve at Union Stock Yards
At Union Stock Yards on July 20 receipts rose with active trading and stronger tone. Best cows topped around 3 dollars 85 cents, calves near 4.50, hogs about 6.25, and mixed cattle shipments from Nixon and Sabinal to San Antonio.
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Union Stock Yards
Nixon
San Antonio
Sabinal
Cattle Sales Report From Fort Worth Texas
Cattle sales at Fort Worth on July 20 feature stocker steers and calves from buyers including Stanbury Gainesville Bennett Weaver Long Dilley Beacham service and Gage Cattle Co Stephenville. Prices range from about 2.70 to 6.00 per hundredweight with multiple consignors and quantities listed.
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Tex
V. Price
Stanbury
Gainesville
G. Bennett
Weaver
Socen
J. N. Long
Dilley
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts, July 20
Chicago livestock market reports receipts and quotes for cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle receipts around 4000 with varied grades. hogs around 20000 with prices from 6.20 to 6.90. calves and lambs priced in the several stated ranges.
Kansas City Live Stock Receipts and Prices July 20
Cattle receipts 3000 with 1000 Southern cattle and heifers mostly steady to ten cents higher. Hogs receipts 8000 with prices steady in a $6.35 to $6.60 range. heavy animals $6.50 to $6.65 and packers $6.40 to $6.60. Muttons and lambs also listed with steady demand and prices between $3.50 and $6.90 depending on class. Western cattle and ewes shown in mixed ranges.
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Ansas City
St Louis Live Stock Market Report July 20
Receipts total 2000 cattle including 400 Texans with markets steady. Native beef steers 4.25 to 6.55 while cows and heifers range 3.00 to 6.50. Hogs receipts 10,000 with pigs and lights at 4.00 to 6.75 and packers and heavy hogs noted. Sheep receipts 5500 with mutton 3.25 to 4.25 and lambs 4.00.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Cattle Market Advances at Fort Worth as Supplies Tighten
Fort Worth market reports 1100 cattle 1150 hogs 40 sheep. Beef cattle and feeders command higher prices with networks around 4.10 to 4.25 for steers. Hogs steady to active with top hogs near 6.85 and averages up 50 cents from Monday. Limited sheep yards yield minimal sales around 3.00.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Oklahoma
Markets in Good Shape After Rains Across Texas
O Pratt of Bincinal returns from Kansas City and St Louis with saying markets in the region are not in excellent condition, San Antonio included. Charlie Parks notes knee deep grass along El Paso shows improvement, limiting shipments as cattlemen hold for higher prices.
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Bincinal
Kansas City
St. Louis
San Antonio
Nat Parks
Southern Pacific
el Paso
Parks
Wool Markets Hold Steady Amid Mixed Fiber Grades
Wool markets show little change with prices steady for fine and cloth grades. Rates for merino types range around 7 19 c per unit and heavy fine wool near 14 30 c, reflecting modest shifts in demand and fiber quality across the market.
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THE
Associated Press
Subway Tangle Shocks Market Amid Subway Contract Deal
Stocks opened weaker with traction shares hardest hit as subway contract news unsettled trading. Interborough Metropolitan and Canadian Pacific led declines, while Brooklyn Rapid Transit showed brief strength before retreat. By noon most active issues neared yesterday's close but interborough securities remained heavy. Trading slowed into a dull, heavy close as markets awaited further developments.
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Missouri
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Anaconda Mining Co
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Texas Company
Epee
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Chi
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Mil
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Rio Grande
Sass
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Tllinois Centra
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania Epee
Ople’s Gas
Sbetesieve
Pullman Palace Car
Rock Island Company
Peekie
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
New York Cotton Market Sees Sharp Decline Amid Turmoil
July cotton futures dropped to a season low as liquidation and political concerns in Europe spurred broad selling. Early gains faded, with July near 13.01 and other months down multiple points, while old crop losses widened and markets steadied later in the day.
Cotton Gossip Signals Decline in Market Across Regions
Liverpool market shows brief gains while American futures slip. Houston reports 535 bales received with 75 new. Bulls favored by reports of heavy selling in Europe and Nile region as rains hit Oklahoma. July futures fall to 18.01, a new season low, amid large New York lines and widespread bearing selling.
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Houston
Tex
Oklahoma
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York Futures Grain Prices Open Steady
New York July 20 cotton futures opened steady with Jan. at 12.11 12 and nearby months showing fractional gains. July at 13.46 bid Aug 12.96 97 Sept 12.29 30 Oct 123.17 18 Dec 12.13 14. closes firm as trading ends.
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THE
Associated Press
New York
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady With Mixed Early Moves
New Orleans July 20 cotton futures opened steady gaining 2 to 3 points on good cables but failed to attract bulls as selling orders dominated overnight. By midmorning prices moved 4 points down to 2 points up from yesterday. The market turned higher on short covering while long liquidations persisted, with August and new crop futures 28 and 15 to 17 points under yesterday’s close respectively.
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Maryland Commission
Peninsular
West
Associated Press
New Orleans
Commodity futures open steady with mixed early bids
Market quotes show August 13.08 offered and 12.24 26 bid for Sep. Oct moves 12.09 10 while Dec stands at 12.04 bid and Jan at 12.11 asked. March 12.2091 reflects a complex trading pattern as prices stabilize.
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New Orleans
Liverpool cotton prices rise as sales reach eight thousand bales
Close cotton in fair demand with prices up 13 points. American middling fair at 8.01 and good middling 7.67. sales daily 8000 bales, 7500 American, receipts 13000 bales. Futures opened quiet and steady and closed steady with figures for July to March contracts listed.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
Cotton Seed Products Prices Listed
Prime bale oil sells at 4.66 67c, meal at 26, linters 3 1/2 cents. Memphis market reports from July 20.
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Associate Press
Memphis
Tenn
Cotton seed oil quotations from New York market
By the Associated Press July 20 in New York cotton seed oil prices quotes were reported today.
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THE
Associated Press
New York
Chicago
New Loans Ease Financing Across Cities
The report notes new loan offers with seemingly easy terms in New York Houston and Galveston suggesting smoother credit access and relaxed repayment options for borrowers amid shifting market conditions.
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New York
Tai Houston
Galveston
Cotton closes quiet with 25 point drop in New York
New York on July 2 reports a quiet cotton market with prices down 25 points. Middling uplands sell at 18.45 and middling gulf at 13.70, with 262 bales traded.
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THE
Associated Press
New York
Cotton Spot Steady in Memphis Market
Memphis reports July 20 that the cotton spot market remained steady with middling priced at 14 3/4 cents per pound.
Rice market in New Orleans shows strong demand for rough Honduras
In New Orleans on July 20 buyers showed firm demand for rough Honduras rice while utterings were light. Prices for sacks varied with rough Honduras at 21 16 and rough Durandas at 2.00. Clean Honduras and Japan goods were quoted with modest levels.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
New York Dry Goods Market Report July 20
New York offers 4x4 bleached cottons at 7½c for future delivery and Masonville 4x4 bleached at 1 yd for immediate delivery. Wide print cloths sell 39 inch 68x72 at 5c. Robbers protest removal of staples restrictions and seek protection for goods. printers discuss the matter. Duck yarns export sale completed at 11-cent cottons.
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Associated Press
New York
Masonville
Coffee futures close with gains amid light activity
New York market closed yesterday with coffee futures up 8 15 points. Sales reached 77 750 bags as spot held steady. No 1 Rio traded at 13 ½ to 13 ¾ cents, No 4 Santos at 13 ½ cents, Cordova around 14 1/6 cents nominal amid mild quiet.
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Associated Press
New York
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Sugar market report in New York on July 20
Raw Muscovado 89 test at 3.73 cents per pound. Centrifugal 96 test at 4.28 cents. Molasses sugar 89 test at 3.48 cents. Refined market steady. Molasses prices steady.
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Associated Press
New York
San Antonio
Muscovada
Unclear OCR: Banking Rates and Loan Terms Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show mentions of rates and loan terms including percentages and terms like ninety days and six months. Concrete entities such as institutions or dates are not readable.
Prices Stabilize In New York Markets Amid Quiet Trading
New York on July 20 reports hides steady while leather and petroleum hold firm. Wool remains quiet and rice shows little movement as traders pause amid thin activity and balanced demand.
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THE
Associated Press
New York
Leather
Cotton market steady in Houston trading
Spot cotton in Houston on July 20 settled steady with middling grade at 14 5/8 cents.
Rooke Makes Overland Buick Trip to San Antonio
A. D. Rooke of Refugio drove his Buick roadster overland to San Antonio in ten hours on Wednesday. He will stay several days in the city as guest of C. L. Bass Jr.
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Colorado
Commission
A. D. Rooke
Refugio
San Antonio
C. L. Bass Jr
Wheat market steadies amid frost and mixed signals
Frosts in the western wheat belt firmed prices while Liverpool's muted response to declines buoyed the market. Buyers supported by improved cash demand and bullish Indian crop notes helped corn and oats steady, with September corn opening up and rising, and provisions remaining firm as traders weighed supply prospects.
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Chicago
Cones
West
Liverpool
India
Missouri
Wheat and corn receipts reported for Chicago market
Receipts listed include 663 wheat cars with 577 contract grade, 63 corn cars with 17 contract grade, and 138 oats. Daily wheat receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth totaled a certain number, compared with 697 last week and 242 on the same day year ago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Dun
Minneapolis
Duluth
Market Quotations From Chicago Wheat Corn and Stocks
Quotations were as follows: cash wheat No 2 red 84 84 and a half cents. No 2 red 82 84 cents. No 1 northern 95 to 102 cents. Corn No 2 yellow around 66 to 68 cents. Oats No 2 white 41 to 42 cents. The report lists prices as of Chicago trading today with typical bid and ask ranges.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Sey
Grain quotations from Kansas City market report
Kansas City July 20 wholesale quotes show wheat up 4 to 1/4 cent? No. 2 hard 84 89c No. 2 red 82c corn mixed down 1/2 to 1 cent No. 2 mixed 64% 65c No. 2 white 64%4c oats unchanged 42 45c Close neat interest and bid details given for futures including December 88 0 bid and March 63% bid with Sept corn 63% bid and May 63%c sellers.
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Kansas City
Grain futures update with mixed prices and close
Cash wheat higher with No 2 track red at 82 to 83c and No 2 hard 83 to 93c. Corn steady around 67c to 70c for various tracks and whites. Oats lower at 41 to 42c. Close shows wheat up with Sept 85c and Dec 89c 4c higher. corn up with Sept 64c and oats up with Sept 42c to Dec 44c.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Pickle Market Notes and Currency Close Report
New York reports July 20 closing with mercantile rates, Sterling weak in bankers bills at 484.75 for sixty day bills and 486.20 for demand. Commercial bills 484.25. Bar silver 32.4c. Government and railroad bonds steady. Text fragment notes last season's pickle carryover fell 42 percent from 1909, cucumber crop short, leading to possible price rises.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
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