Fort Worth Market News Reports Cash Livestock Strength
San Antonio area market opens with strong demand for cattle and calves. Receipts include 193 calves and various grades of cows, bulls, and feeders with prices rising from last week. Regional reports note steady to higher trade in Chicago and St Louis markets, cattle and calves holding gains amid lighter supply and bullish tones.
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GAN Artonio Livestom
Federel
San Antonio
Webl
Fort Worth
Wes Brosé
Agselst
Enidey
Sen Giles
Reuters and
Tulls Mrostly
Yeuilaga
ST. Louis
Ap-Usda
Barket
Kansas
Atrone
Wigley
Short Fed Pleere
Orlahona Liv Retocr Orlshoma Cipy Market Report
A dated market summary lists various livestock lots with weights and prices. Notable figures include a 1500 unit receipt, yearlings priced around 795, steel sutcher entries, and heavy weights near 450. The piece mentions market activity with buyers seeking up to 72 dollars and packing for shipping at 5.50.
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Orlshoma Cipy
March
Callles Receipla
Eutlere
Bere
Zaler
Heliers
Pacinr
Grain Prices and Market Updates Across Cities
Grain markets show mixed prices across Chicago Fort Worth and Kansas City with bids and receipts: Fort Worth notes steady demand for corn oats and sorghum as receipts rise. Chicago firm cash wheat and corn values amid steady futures. Kansas City reports subdued cash grain with modest bids and steady demand. Liverpool spot wheat and Minneapolis market activity add complexity to the week’s outlook.
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Fort Worth
Grain Bd Cotton Exchange
Texas
Barlen
Cowles
Price Index TORK March 2 Doomed wholesale price index today
March 2 price index report shows wholesale commodities rising slightly from the previous day and week. The data lists specific figures for items and averages, including livestock receipts and lamb prices, with indications of increases across several categories.
Cotton Market and Financials Edge Slightly Higher in Mixed Trading
The cotton market showed limited gains with prices fluctuating in a narrow range as traders weighed government policy signals and domestic allotment plans. New York and Chicago futures traded mixed while cotton volumes moved around 2979 bales. futures for May rose modestly, while other months softened slightly.
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Galeans
Uewsel
Batarney
Getobey
Ieee
Stock Market Gains Amid Broad Rally On Wall Street
New York stocks rose with many issues pushing into new five year highs as investors eyed steel and chemical shares. Notable boosts came from Bethlehem Steel General Motors Allied Chemical and American Sugar refining while oils and foreign exchanges showed mixed signals and Owen-Illinois gained seven points.
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New York
Faenen Fron and Steel Institute
Catton
Araina
Pathere
A. B. Steel
Bethlehem
Eral Motors
Chiveler
American Sugar
Sante Gundyrae
Anaconda
Owen-Illinoie
Stocks and Wool Market Notes from Chicago and Boston
Chicago curb stocks close with varied changes while wool buyers in Boston report steady quotes. Horton Wool in Boston notes few lots held for higher bids amid flat domestic waste prices. Australian demand underpins some price stability. Beer prices in Savannah show slight movement with modest shipments and receipts.
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Borton Wool
Boston
Amarch
Quoimtlans
Cottonseed oil market updates across cities
Reported cottonseed oil pricing and futures from Memphis New York and New Orleans show varied figures. Prices for May and June contracts noted with several cents changes and harvest timing in crude and refined forms.
Earnings reports from various companies show mixed 1935 results
EARNINGS NEW YORK March 2 AP Louse Wiles Bisnuit company Kungas Co reports 1935 net income of $1, AG132% equal after preferred dividends to $2.35 a share on common stock. Tr comnRras WRN 1,474,458 or $2.08 a share. Certain Freduets-eneporation manufacturers of asphalt roofing shingles report net income $259,978 equal to 34.14 per share on the net preferred, vs a loss of $852,563 in 1854. Standard Oil companys Forte shows a profit of acres equal to 90 cents a share on capital. Eengered with $366,780 or £? 30 in Leas. Diamond water companies New York report 1933 net was $2,278,204 equal to $1.8 per share. Oll company Chinses reports net profit of $8,150,087 equal to 324 per share on common, vs net losses of $584,872. In aach Engo-Plever Lead company. Tmnda fiat reports 1935 net gratiK of £589,620 equal in fi cents a share on The central lor compared with net Ings of FLS9L92p gaat.
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RULER
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Soact
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Lesth & Co
Ane
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Lyurh Corp
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Wall Street Briefs From New York March 2 1958 Market Notes
Estimates from the American Institute of Steel Conatenetten show January output at a lower rate with normal now tied to the Fall Average. Employment rose 34.5 percent while booking activity softened in January. внешний
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New York
American Institute of Steel Conatenetten
Hhlpmenne Werr
Sugar and Coffee Market Snapshot and Prices
Market notes show sugar and coffee futures and spot activity with mixed tones. References include New York coffee and Santos futures, with ongoing terms and prices cited for several months and contracts.
Short Terms Govern Bonded Securities Highlights
Government bond terms list courtesy J G Baone and Company covers various series from 1919 1954 and 1949 with multiple issued dates amounts and percentages. Includes HOLC Treasury Certificates and other government backed issues with dates ranging from 1936 to 1955 and notes on yields and maturities.
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J. G. Baoné and Company
Soup Reolar
Rubin
Wwal Sy
EFM
Init Holc
Treasury
Pex
Wareh
Ate
Dee
Bond Averages Reported for 1936 Market Prices
Bond averages compiled by the Associated Press show yields and prices for several issues. Figures include 1936 high and low values, with notable yields such as 111.6 and 116.2 and prices around 9 to 45 in various maturities.
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Ptha Aaagctated
Memday
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