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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
10
Livestock sales at San Antonio Thursday featured broad activity across cattle and calves with steady prices in most classes. Receipts around 200 head met solid demand though market levels varied by weight and grade, with top figures in the mid fives to six dollars per cwt and several lots trading near five dollars.
At Kansas City and Oklahoma City markets, cattle and calves showed uneven demand with some price gains and others steady. Fat cattle and yearlings traded mixed, with Nebraska fed steers around 3.15 per pound and vealers and calves selling near steady to higher in spots. Sheep and lambs judged lighter in demand with several classes 25 to 35 cents lower. Receipts tallied in the thousands, signaling active but uneven activity across grades and weights.
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A rough, mixed session in cotton markets across New Orleans and surrounding ports with unsettled bids, modest gains, and late selling. Reports show varied opening prices, roundly weak early trades, and brief rallies toward mid-session before slipping again as subpar demand and weather steadiness tempered activity.
Prime cottonseed futures show a steady slope with 61 per cent margin. Memphis notes up to 2522.85 for July and 32310 for August, with October 22 and December 28.40 and January figures also referenced. Trades show 2200 units and various legeneale-cottouser figures amid cluttered data.
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The Associated Press reports a weighted wholesale price index reading 1093.93 with prior day 73.82 and weekly figures for several commodities. The text shows garbled numbers and several extraneous strings, providing an unclear set of latest prices and year-to-date values.
New York sugar and coffee futures opened quiet with minimal price moves. September and November contracts hovered near unchanged, while oils and grains showed small shifts as market participants weighed supply signals and weather factors.
Chicago and Fort Worth grain desks report cautious trading as fears of heavy U.S. wheat crop losses dampen domestic prices. Wheat futures wobble with July and September quotes, while San Antonio and Port Worth prices show scattered gains and steady bids for hay, corn, and oats amid mixed receipts and regional demand.
Wool prices in Boston show moderate demand with varied offerings. Buyers report shipments from Ohio and other regions, including blood-grade and combing wools, trading around grease and scoured values amid several transactions of fair quantities.
In London trading, the French franc weakened against the dollar while the U S dollar recovered slightly. The franc closed around 5.024 francs per dollar, with market participants noting continued volatility in the foreign exchange market.
The stock market in New York dipped around three points amid heavy trading as investors absorbed several favorable dividend announcements and notable factory earnings reports. About 7,250,000 shares changed hands as buyers remained active for some issues despite a broad retreat influenced by technical factors and political rumors.
The market shows firm movement in Texas fruit and produce with figures for peaches, tomatoes, potatoes, apples, peppers, and other items. Texas products list prices and volumes including watermelons, cantaloupes, and mixed produce, with rail and track movement noted and regional comparisons across Alabama Florida Georgia and California markets.
New York June 1995 bond market report lists closing prices of U S Treasury notes and other bonds on the New York Stock Exchange. Includes extensive price quotes for Treasuries, government and corporate issues, and foreign bonds with figures for high, low and close.
June financial notes from New York and London show stable rates in many markets. Currency and bullion references cover Finland to Argentina with minor local variations and unchanged discount rates. trading activity hints at cautious steadiness amid global rates.
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