Colorado vegetables arrive easing San Antonio market
The first carload of Colorado mixed vegetables reached San Antonio, selling quickly but at higher than home prices. Green onions, turnips, lettuce each 40 cents a dozen, cauliflower 12½ cents a pound, cabbage 4 cents per pound, beans $4 per bushel, celery 75 to 85 cents a bunch. The lemon market holds at $6 a box while oranges rise 50 cents a box as demand stays strong. Milk and cheese ease with full cream cheese down a half cent. overall supplies and weather influence prices across items.</s>
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Price List for Butter Cheese Poultry and Eggs
Price to shipperless commission and to retailer for butter creamery country butter 12 15c per lb, country candled eggs 14 1ic, various cheeses with prices, and poultry items including hens ducks guinea per dozen prices, and turkeys per pound 15 16c.
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Badger State
Butter and dairy prices mixed in Chicago Quotations
Quotations today show butter steady with creamery ranges 19 to 24 cents and daisies 18 to 22 cents. Cheese steady with daisies 12 4 cents and Young Americas 13 5 cents. Potatoes irregular with barrel prices 4.25 to 4.65 per barrel and poultry steady with turkeys 12 cents and chickens 18 1/2 cents.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Quotations From New York Markets July 21
The Associated Press reports quotations in New York on July 21 with firm and unchanged prices. Receipts totaled 11,139.
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York
Kansas City Produce Quotations Dated July 21
Kansas City price report lists butter creamery 23 cents a pound for firsts 20 to 25 cents, seconds 18 to 19 cents, packing stock 17 cents, an extras 19 cents, and firsts 15 cents with seconds 8 cents.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Market Quotes From St Louis Complex
Quotations from St Louis show chickens at 10 cents per pound, springs 18 cents, turkeys 16 to 17 cents, sugar tan 10 cents, geese 5 cents, eggs firm at 14 cents. Creamery products and other prices reflected typical bulk farm goods for mid July trading.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Springs
Sugar firm update highlights Muscovado and Molasses steadiness
On July 21 new figures show Muscovado at 9 S-test and 3.86c, centrifugals at 6 nf 6c, molasses at 89 test and 3.6 Refined. Molasses remains steady while refined sugar shows stability in the latest raw sugar firm report.
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Associated Press
Muscova
Cotton fabrics slip as spring prices open lower
New York July 21 The cotton pod markets are irregular and lower. Spring dress fabric prices show a fall about seventeen percent from last year with staples near January levels as new spring lines begin.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Coffee Market Closes Barely Steady
New York July 21 The coffee market closed barely steady with a slight net decline of 8 to 12 points. Rio No. 7 traded at 13 1/2 cents and No. 4 at 13 1/2 cents. Cordova and Mlle regions showed activity with sales of 14,000 bags.
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Associated Press
New York
Cordova
M@lée
Market Rice Quotations Steady in New Orleans Trade
New Orleans July 21 quotes show steady prices across rice grades. Honduras rough and clean for Honduras and Honduran stocks varied with nominal figures and small adjustments, while Japan and other marks appeared with modest percentages.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Wool Markets Report From July 21 Trade
Wool markets show slow trading with prices for combing and clothing grades steady. Fine and heavy bale categories edge lower while washed wool sits around 26 to 38 cents, reflecting tepid demand and modest shipments.
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Associated Press
Weekly Cotton Statistics From Liverpool
The Associated Press reports Liverpool weekly cotton data with imports totaling 27 000 bales, including 14 000 American. Total stocks stand at 588 000 bales with American stock at 433 000. American forwardings reach 43 000 bales and oral exports 8 900 bales.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
Merican
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Surrounding Regions
The forecast for San Antonio and vicinity calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday. East Texas may be generally fair in the south with showers in the north, while unsettled air pressure brings rain possible in Alabama, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Colorado. High temperatures expected in the southwest.
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Vicinity
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South
North
Alabama
Tennessee
Oklahoma
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Colorado
Cattle Slow Weekend Run At Union Stock Yards
Cattle receipts fell short of expectations at Union Stock Yards on July 21 with under three carloads of beef cattle and a handful of hogs. Prices slipped for cows to 3.25 per cwt while calves held around 4.50. Hog trade looked thin as buyers and sellers faced weak demand and lower prices amid a stagnant market.
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Union Stock Yards
San Antonio
Pecos region stockmen see improved range conditions
The Devil's River News reports J. J. Ford bought 14 angora goats in Uvalde including a purebred three year old named Bob Lee for 250 dollars. Rains up to early June revived Pecos ranges, cattle and sheep fatten on the improved grass, and stockmen anticipate fall shipments if prices stay favorable.
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Pecos
San Angelo
Cattle Sales in Fort Worth Report
Cattle sales in Fort Worth on July 21 featured numerous lots with varied cattle grades. Offers circulated among buyers and sellers with several high value bids reported, reflecting active medieval market conditions for livestock.
Outside buyers push steer prices in Fort Worth market
Fort Worth Texas July 21 live stock receipts totaled 100 cattle and 1400 hogs with outside buyers Cu dahy and Cold driving beef steer trading. Prices climbed with a 10 cent steer advance as local packers paid 4 55 to 4 60 for medium cattle and calves sold 3 80 to higher, cows 2 35 to 2 75, heifers 3 50 to 4 00, bulls 0 to 3 15. Common hogs ranged 5 65 to 6 90 with a top at 6 90 on a mixed lot and most hogs 6 50 to 6 00.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City
Livestock Quotations from St Louis Market Report
St Louis live stock market figures show cattle receipts around 4000 with a strong tone. Native beef steers and cows and heifers are listed with varied price ranges and Texas Oklahoma stockers are noted. Hog receipts near 12000 fall about five cents, with pigs lights and packers prices shown. Sheep receipts near 500, market steady with muttons and lambs priced per head.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Chicago Livestock Market Prices and Receipts Averages
Chicago stockyards report July 21 receipts cattle 2000, calves 6.60 to 7.00, cows 2.20 to 5.85, Texas and western steers 4.50 to 6.60, stockers 4.00 to 5.90. Hogs receipts 20,000, prices 4.80 to 6.85, heavy hogs 6.60 to 6.80. Sheep receipts 12,000, natives 3.00 to 5.65, western 3.00 to 4.70, lambs 3.76 to 7.35.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Market Art Ser
Texas
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Market Report
Kansas City market report lists receipts of 1500 cattle including 100 southerns with strong tone. Hogs 5000 with weakness. bulk sales around 6.25 to 6.55, heavy and butchers up to 6.60. Sheep receipts 2000 show market strong with western ewes and wethers around 2.50 to 4.00.
Stock Market Opens With Small Gains Amid Traction Tie Ups
Stocks rise modestly at the open as railroad shares lead gains while traction issues loom large. Canadian Pacific hits a high, Brooklyn Rapid Transit awards go to BRon, Interborough figures drift, and the bond market remains quiet and firm.
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St. Paul
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Cotton seed oil quotations on July 21 adjust market tone
New York July 21 cotton seed oil quotations show a price of 5.33 per unit with limited readable detail due to OCR errors. The fragment confirms market activity but lacks broader context or additional figures.
Market nervous at New Orleans cotton close
UOTTON TAKES NERVOUS STAND AS NEW CROP PRICES SLIP THROUGH JULY AND AUGUST. MARKET OPENED STEADY THEN DECLINED, LATE MORNING BRONZE BUYING OFFSETTING SOME LOSSES. PRIVATE ADVICES REPORT RAIN AFFECTING BELT. SPOT NOMINAL.
Cotton futures steady as markets close in New York
New York July 21 futures closed steady with slight shifts across contracts. January at 12.00, March 12.06 to 12.07, May around 12.14 to 12.16, July 13.08 offered, August 12.15, October 12.01 to 12.02, December 12.00 to 12.01.
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Associated Press
New York
Ned Mene
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady After Early Decline
New Orleans July 21 Cotton futures opened steady slipping 2 to 6 points as selling orders filled. The market shuffled between gains and losses through the morning, with better months up 1/2 to 1 point, then dropping to 8–11 points below yesterday. By noon sentiment stayed firm but cautious, and the close finished 8 points down to 4 points up from yesterday.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Cotton futures open steady on market notes
New Orleans July 21 Associated Press reports cotton futures opened steady with July at 13.59 asked and August at 12.75. September at 12.15 bid, October 11.98, December 11.95 96, January 12.00 asked, March 11.09.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Arch
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Trade Report
Liverpool cotton market notes close demand high with prices six points up. American middling fair 7.95, good middlings 7.61, middling 7.39, low middling 7.19, good ordinary 6.93. Sales day 8000 bales including 7400 American. receipts none. Futures opened easier and closed easy with July at 7.00, August September 6.75, September October 6.50, October November 6.41, November December 6.36, December January 6.35, January February 6.36, February March 6.37, March April 6.38.
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Associated Press
Liver L
Market Report Snapshot From Global Trading Floors
A terse market update notes middling sales with Liverpool easier and New York quiet. Prices listed include 7.398,000 and 18.46 with steady movement and a 114 reading for GaWeston, all indicating subdued activity across key exchanges.
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New York
GaWeston
Quiet
New Orleans Spot Cotton Dull as Prices Fall
Spot cotton in New Orleans drops four cents with middling at 14 cents. Sales on the spot at 14, with arrivals none. Receipts total 3877 bales, stock reported.
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Associated Press
NEW_ ORLEANS
Cotton market closes quiet with mids 15.345 cents
New York July 21 spot cotton closes quiet with middling uplands at 15.345 cents per pound and gulf values around 15.??. Gulf futures show limited activity as sellers hold back and buyers stay cautious.
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New York
Cotton market quiet in Houston at 13.5 cents
Houston spot cotton stayed quiet and easy on July 21 with middling grade at 13.5 cents. The report notes steady tones for nearby lots as traders watch futures and weather in the region.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Cotton market report from Memphis July notes
Memphis July 21 spot cotton prices show trading steady with middling grades at 14 1/2 cents per pound. Market observers indicate limited movement as buyers and sellers await clearer demand signals.
Exports Surged by 304 Million Dollars in 1911
United States exports for the fiscal year ended show a record gain of 304 million dollars over the previous year. Manufactures rise about 140 million, cotton 135 million, meat and dairy about 19 million, food animals 1.5 million, flour 50 million, with notable surges in iron and steel, machinery, locomotives, and automobiles. Wheat declines despite the overall higher value.
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United States
Cotton Gossip Reflects Sluggish Liverpool Market
The article notes a slow Liverpool session with no strong rain in the cotton region and normal temperatures. It cites Nat Davis blaming New York manipulators for high prices, predicting mills will demand low-priced cotton to resume operations. U S takings by spinners this week reach 123,000 versus 157,000 in 1910 and 162,000 in 1909.
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Nat Davis
The
Local Exchange
New York
Cotton Statistics This Week And Last Week
This week and last week statistics show overland and visible cotton exports and supplies. Net overland figures are 2,853 this week and 11,301 year to date with totals around 2,087,294 and 2,232,399 for visible supply and American stock numbers.
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Savin
Wheat Aut Excites Fear Spurs Chicago Grain Jumps
Black rust reports from the northwest and Red River valley North Dakota threaten a quarter to half crop loss. Grasshopper damage and ongoing export inquiries weigh on sentiment as futures move higher with September corn up to 88 ¾ cents and oats and pork product prices firm.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Northwest
Red River Valley
North Dakota
Chicago Receipts and Shipments Reported for July 21
Chicago today posted receipts and shipments with figures from the cellars and warehouses. Details show freight movements across lines and distribution centers in the city.
Chicago Market Receipts Report July 21
Receipts today show 516 wheat cars with 451 contract grade, 68 corn cars with 14 contract grade, and 131 oats cars. Total wheat receipts at Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth reach 564 cars, down from 677 last week and 286 on the same day a year ago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Wheat and corn prices listed in Chicago market report
In Chicago on July 21 farmers receive closing bids for grains with No 2 red wheat at 85 8 4 cents No 2 hard 86 3 4 cents No 1 northern 1 02 dollars and corn No 2 65 1 40 cents No 2 white 66 8 4 cents No 2 yellow 65 0 4 cents Oats No 2 41 3 4 cents No 2 white 42 1 2 43 cents and variations for on hand and new lots.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cash grain prices rise in St Louis market
St Louis cash wheat and corn advance while oats slip. No. 2 track red wheat at 83 93 1 2c and No. 2 hard at 84 93 1 2c. Corn gains to 6Te for No. 2 tracks with No. 3 white at 70 1-2c. Oats decline, track oats 40 1-2 41e. Futures: wheat September 85c, December 89 1-8c. Corn September 65 1-Sc, December 62c. Oats September 41c, December 43 1-2c.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Grain Prices Reported With Mixed Changes
Cash wheat unchanged to lower with No 2 hard 85 89c No 2 red 65 4c. Corn mixed with No 2 yellow 65 4c No 2 white 434 44%4c No 2 mixed 42 43c. Close shows Wheat September 83 17-8c December 87 8-8c sellers. Corn September 68 5-8c bid December 60 1-4 60 3-8c sellers, Amy 63 3-4c sellers.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Money market figures and exchange rates report
New York money on call steady at 2 1 4 to 2 1 2 cents with ruling rate 2 3 8 cents. Time loans quiet sixty days 2 3 4 to 3 3 4 percent. ninety days 2 7 8 to 3 8 percent. six months 3 5 8 to 3 3 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4 1 2 percent. Sterling weak with bankers bills at 484 3 4 for sixty days and 486 1 5 for demand. Commercial bills 484 1 4. Bar silver 23 4. Mexican dollars 45 cent. Government and railroad bonds steady.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
For Rent Two Lairy Rooms Close In Area
Wanted advertisement seeks a man to invest in a business paying profit. No casual inquiries. Contact R. Meyer at 116 Taylor Street.
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