Opening of Cotton Market Lifts Bulls as Rain Delays Hit Bananas
The heat damages bananas delaying shipments in San Antonio with few jobbers offering fruit. Bananas rise to $3 per hundred pounds as traders wait for cooler weather and stockpiles to adjust. Apple prospects improve in Colorado, with early varieties strong and total Colorado valley yield near 1200 cars.
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Colorado
Ben Davis
Gano
Roman Beauty
Jonathan
Missouri
Colorado Valley
San Antonio Produce Prices and Poultry Rates Listed
A dated price list shows shipping and retail prices for dairy eggs and cheese plus poultry rates. Butter at 20c per pound country butter 12 18c. eggs fresh candled 13 15. cheese varieties from 18c to 31c. poultry per dozen hens and springs with guinea ducks squabs and turkeys priced by weight and type.
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Tess Commission
Badger State
Chicago Produce Quotations From June 29 AP Report
Quotations show butter steady with creameries at 19 28c, daisies 17 23c. eggs steady. receipts 8126 cases with firsts 13% and prime firsts 14c. Cheese steady with daisies 12 4c and twins 12c. yeas and long horns around 12% 43c. Potatoes unsettled old at 1.00 1.15, new 4.65 4.75. Poultry live irregular turkeys 12c, fowls 12 4% 4c, springs 20 22c. Veal 50–60 lb 8 9c, 60–85 lb 9 10c, 85–110 lb 11c.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Market quotes for dairy and eggs dated June 29
The Associated Press reports prices in Kansas City with Quotations Butter and Creamery at 22c, firsts 19c, seconds 17c, packing stock 16c. Eggs show Extras 17.5c, firsts 14c, seconds 8c.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Quotations on Eggs Reported Steady in New York
New York on June 29 records eggs steady in price with receipts totaling 11,535 cases. The brief market note lists unchanged quotes and notes stable supply for the day.
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Associated Press
New York
Market Quotations From St Louis Produce Report
St Louis Mo June 29 Quotations Chickens 10c springs 16 19c turkeys 18 15c ducks Geese 5c Butter steady creamery 18 23c Eggs higher 12c
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St, Louis
Cotton Trade For China and Red Sea Ports Steady
New York June 29 steady small gales in cotton goods for shipment to China and Red Sea ports reported yesterday totaling over 2000 bales. Moderate trading seen in domestics. Yarns quiet. Underwear and hosiery buyers defer spring orders until next month when major operators return to market.
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New York
China
Red Sea
Commodity market notes from New York
Hides firm Leather quiet Wool quiet Resin steady strained common to good six dollars twenty five cents Rice steady reading.
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Associated Press
New York
Coffee futures close steady in quiet New York market
The New York market closed steady to 2 points higher for coffee futures yesterday with 25 000 bags traded. Spot trades remained steady as Rio No 7 and Santos No 4 quoted around 18c and 13 1 1/6c respectively amid mild, quiet trading.
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Associated Press
New York
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Molasses and Sugar Prices Tumble in City Trade
New York buyers watched movements in sweeteners with raw sugar and molasses listed for sale. Muscovado 9-test at 2.48 cents, centrifugal 96-test at 3.98 cents, molasses 89-test at 3.238 cents, refined goods also noted amid market shifts.
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Associated Press
New York
Muscovado
Rice Market Roundup in New Orleans Trade
Rough rice quiet with 831 rough sacks and 2300 clean sacks received. Mils sold 754 rough sacks. Sales show 1357 rough sacks to Honduras at 1.95 to 2.56, 278 clean sacks to Japan at 1.52. Honduras quotations listed at 1.50 to 3.00 for rough and 3 4'e for clean. Japan bids unposted.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Wool Markets Steady in St Louis Trading
Wool markets held steady in St Louis on June 29 with medium combing and cloth grades quoted at 18 20 half cents per pound, light fine at 17 i e, heavy fine 1a4 lbec, and tub washed at 25 20 cents per pound.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Regions
Illustrated Story of Today's Weather Conditions reports fair weather for San Antonio tonight and Friday, with East Texas similarly fair. It notes a storm area over the Rocky Mountain plateau and unsettled weather west of the Mississippi, with high temperatures persisting in the southwest.
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Rocky Mountain Plateau
Utah
Mississippi
Alabama
Atlantics
Improved Run of Livestock at Union Stock Yards
At Union Stock Yards on June 29 receipts across all livestock divisions totaled just over 380 head with steers cows calves and hogs. The market showed strong demand as near term ranchers released stock and buyers cleared pens by noon. Calves led with top prices around 5.50 plus a nickel, cows topped 3.25, hogs ranged 6.00 to 6.25 with steady to active demand.
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Commission
Stock Yards Talk at Fort Worth Meeting
Southwest cattle raisers and Texas farmers urge greater co operation at Farmers' Union executive committee session in Fort Worth. Tariff resolutions from San Antonio discussed for fair domestic market and protection against foreign competition. Calf prices peaked at 5.50, cows at 3.25, with varied shipments from Devine Comfort Gillette and other towns.
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Farmers of
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Farmers’ Union
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Fort Worth cattle and hog market eases after heavy run
Fort Worth stockyards report a heavy market with 3900 cattle 1750 hogs and 700 sheep. Prices drift lower across most classes though hogs rise slightly and some good quality cattle and fed stock fetch stronger bids. Canners move at 2.50 2.75 while mid grade hogs fetch 6.15 6.40 with tops to 6.60 per carload. Sheep start weak with cull lambs around 3.00 and mid quality at 2.75.
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Tex
Chicago Livestock Receipts and Quotes June 29
Cattle receipts about 5000 with slow to steady trade and mixed price ranges. Hogs receipts around 22000 with a strong to modest uptrend, including light to good heavy classes priced from 5.95 to 6.55. Sheep receipts near 15000 and market strong with several bid ranges for native and western stock and yearlings.
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Albert Mackney
Gillette
Kansas City Livestock Market Report June 29
Receipts at 5000 cattle with price gains to 10 cents higher. Native steers 4.90 to 6.50, southern steers 3.90 to 5.50, cows and heifers 2.40 to 6.25, stockers 3.75 to 5.40, bulls 3.00 to 4.65, calves 4 to 7. Western steers 4.60 to 6.10, western cows 2.75 to 4.75. Hog receipts 10,600 with bids 6.25 to 6.40. Sheep receipts 4000 with muttons 3.25 to 3.90, lambs 5.60 to 6.75, fed wethers 3.50 to 4.60, fed western ewes 2.50 to 3.25.
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Texas
Western
Associated Press
Kansas City
St, Louis
Oklahoma
Cattle and hog receipts steady in St Louis market
Receipts total four thousand cattle including two thousand two hundred Texans with a steady market. Hogs run seven thousand five hundred with a firm tone and a ten cent advance. Native beef steers bring 4 1 to 6 50, hogs 6 40 to 6 65, lambs 4 0 to 4 75. WeatherHot spell noted with thermometer near 100.
Market Opens Mixed With Small Advances In Stocks
The New York stock market opened with minor fractional changes amid dull trading and a brief burst of activity lifting many leading stocks above yesterday's close. American Smelting, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Reading, Lehigh Valley, and Delaware Hudson rose about 1 percent, while bonds firmed and Erie and Missouri posted solid gains as the session progressed.
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Toledo
St.a
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Missouri
Amer. Car and Foundry
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Anaconda Mining Co
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Rock Island Company
Western Union
Market Report Shows Minor Movements in Bonds and Exchange
NEW YORK June 29 close notes prime mercantile paper at 4 4 1 2d Sterling exchange steady with bankers bills at 484 for six days and 486 15 486 30 for demand Commercial bills 483 3 4 Bar silver 52 3 4c Mexican dollars steady Government bonds firm Railroad bonds firm
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Money on Call and Time Loans Reported Steady
New York June 29 money on call nominal and steady at 2 1/2 percent with closing bid 2 1/2 percent and offer 2 1/2 percent. Time loans dull with sixty day bills at 2 percent ninety days at 2 percent and six months at 3 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Cotton market climbs as new crop offsets old crop declines
New York opens firm with old crop down 1 to 3 points while new crop delivers rise of 4 to 8 points on improving weather outlook. Traders cover positions, spot remains quiet at 14.80 cents per pound, and late trading shows old crop easing about 6 points amid bearish condition reports.
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Texas
National
Cotton futures open firm in New York trading
New York futures firm at opening on June 29 with January through December contracts quoted. Prices ranged from 13.19 to 14.53 for different months, with several offers and a steady close later in the session.
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady After Fine Early Gain
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened with a small advance as weather forecasts showed no rain in Texas or Oklahoma. Bombay crop reports and expectations of continued dry weather supported buying. old crops stood 3.9 points over yesterday, new crops six over at noon, closing steady with a net gain of 5 to 15 points.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Texas
Oklahoma
Bombay
Cotton futures open steady in New Orleans
New Orleans June 29 cotton futures opened steady with June at 14.90 bid and July at 14.97 98 bid. August 14.09 asked, September 13.33 bid, October 13.10 11, December 13.09 10, January 13.14 16, March 18.30 asked.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Cotton Market Report Liverpool June 29
Close cotton spot dull three points lower with American middling fair at 8.65 and middling at 8.11. Sales day total 41 000 bales. Futures opened and closed steady with June at 7.94 and most forwards around 7.77 to 6.97 across successive months.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
Spot cotton steady in Memphis market
Memphis June 29 spot cotton prices leave middling 15 cents as the market shows no change, with the nearby market holding its threadbare tone.
Spot Cotton Prices Reported by AP in New York
The Associated Press reports spot cotton closed quiet with middling uplands at 14.80 and middling gulf at 15.05, with 200 bales sold in New York on June 29.
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New York
New Orleans
Eerie
Houston
Galveston
Associated Press
Gulf
Spot Cotton Quiet in New Orleans Market on June 29
Spot cotton remained quiet with prices steady in New Orleans. Sales totaled 120 bales for delivery 300 bales, with receipts at 57 and stock at 708 bales. Prices ranged from low ordinary to strict good middling with various nominal figures listed.
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FPWSS
New Orleans
Cotton Gossip Markets Open Higher on Favorable Weather
The market opened stronger with ideal weather across Texas Oklahoma and the Deep South supporting prices. Bearish private reports are seen as encouraging bears while spinners buy October and December futures and traders eye a 12 cent floor for a potential recovery.
Exports by Region Reported for Week
Wports to Great Britain 2101 28 901 Exports to France 486 9 758 Exports to continent 7 454 24 776 This fragment lists regional export totals for the week with figures for Great Britain France and continental destinations.
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France
Arrivals and Clearances at Galveston Harbor
Galveston notes arrival of El Rio from New York yesterday and clearance of El Norte City of Tampico Vera Cruz from New York. Vessels sailed include San Jacinto City of Tampico Vera Cruz from New York and Vera Cruz.
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el Rio
New York
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Vera Cruz
Cottonseed Prices Stable in Memphis Market
Cottonseed products in Memphis on June 29 show prime basis oil at 5.47 cents per pound, meal at 24.75 dollars per ton, and linters at 4.46 dollars per hundredweight.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Cotton seed oil quotations at New York trading
Cotton seed oil prices move with open and close figures listed for July September October contracts. Values show slight gains and declines across sessions with closing ranges near six dollars and change per unit.
Real Estate Transfers Reported in City Listings
A series of property transfers include S E Lane selling two lots on South San Jacinto Street for 2500 to J M Vela and 1500 to Anna Gonzalez a half interest. Everett G and Katie A Nolan Graves selling lots 10 and 11 on Harvard Avenue and Myrtle Street for 3500 to Joe Rosenfield. J P Forrest et al sheriff transfer of lot 4 block 6 Summit Place for 6000 to Albert and Ernest Steves. several other deeds involve Harlan Bogy Voigt Olsen Lieck Jungbecker Pielman and Rine across blocks and streets with prices and parcels listed.
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Broek
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Ramsay C. Bogy
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New City
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W. A. Johnson
C. R. McFarlane
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Sheriff
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Ernest Steves
Summit Place
Sarah Schwarz
Jon Anton
Carola Schwarz von Stockhausen
Empire of Germany
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Burnet Streets
Wheat Trade Sees Market Ease as Harvest Nears End
Chicago June 29 wheat trading shows the winter harvest nearly complete and threshing reports favorable. Northwest rains and moderate temps support yields while coarse grain strength steadies markets. September opens 89 to 89 1/2 cents, slips, then recovers. corn buoyant on hot southwest weather. oats demand strong with buying orders.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Grain Movement at Chicago June 29 Receipts and Shipments
Chicago June 29. Receipts and shipments today were as follows.
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Chicago
Grain receipts report from Chicago June 29
Receipts today show Wheat 34 cars with 17 of contract grade. Corn 181 cars with 48 of contract grade. Oats 95 cars. Total wheat arrivals at Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth 268 cars, up from 236 last week and 154 on the same day last year.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Grain prices move in St Louis market report
St Louis market summary shows cash wheat down with No 2 red at 86 to 87 cents and No 2 hard 90 to 94. corn higher with No 2 track 58 to 59 cents. oats up with No 2 track 43 to 43 8 cents and white 44 to 44 8. futures close mixed with July wheat at 85 5 8 to 86, July oats at 43 3 8, September oats 44 5 8.
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Associated Priess
ST. Louis
Wheat and grain futures in Kansas City bids
Cash wheat steady to 2c lower with No 2 red around 84 1 2c. Corn up about 1 1 2c with No 2 mixed near 59 1 2 60c. Oats mixed trades rose 1 2c to 46c. July wheat at 84 1 4c, Sept 84 3 8c bid. July corn 59 1 4c, Sept 60 1 8c sellers.
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THE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Chicago Cash Grain Quotations Report
Chicago June 29 prices for cash grain show No 2 red wheat around 89% to 89 8 cents, No 3 red 87 to 89 1 2, No 2 hard 89 7 to 91 1 2, No 1 peasacre 95 to 1.00, No 2 northern 94 to 99, velvet chaff 85 to 93, durum 82 cents. Corn No 2 57 44 to 58, No 2 white 57 14 to 58, No 2 yellow 57 1 4 to 58. Oats No 2 white 43 1 2 to 44 1 2, standard 43 1 2 to 44 0.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Metal Market and Sheep Market Report
Lead remains at 4.37 1 2 cents per pound and spelter at 5.67 1 2 cents. The national sheep market is demoralized with weak local demand. In Fort Worth buyers show minor demand for mutton as a shortage of eaves grade sheep limits offerings.
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