Starch Market Rises Prompting Higher Prices Across Goods
Market reports show corn starch advancing for three weeks, pushing washerwomen to seek higher washing prices. Wholesale starch hits about 4 a hundred pounds, with firmer tones in syrups and molasses. Cane syrup output hampered by a Louisiana freeze, boosting pure corn syrup prospects. Pea canners announce record high opening prices for 912 output, while retailers delay orders awaiting future trends. Canned sweet potatoes up 10 cents per dozen. rice strengthening with anticipated price rise.
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Market report notes steady eggs and dairy prices in cold storage
Eggs remain firm at 28 29 cents per dozen with cold storage 22 23c. Butter steady around 28 cents per pound, creamery 28c, huntry 16 20c. Poultry dull with hens 9 to 6 per dozen, turkeys 11 12c per pound. Potatoes strong at 2.25 per cwt. Sugar easy at 7.00 per hundredweight. Bananas overwhelmed by oversupply due to cold weather. quotes drop to five cents per dozen for fair stock. Wholesale bananas range 2 to 2.50 per dozen. market faces losses as week ends.
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Market Quotations From Chicago AP Wire
Quotations today show steady prices for dairy products with creamery butter and cheese steady while eggs and butter receive moderate bids. Potatoes are strong with choice to fancy grades quoted around 80 to 88 cents. Poultry markets remain easy with turkeys at 15 cents and chickens about 9 to 9 1/2 cents. general market tone unchanged.
Quotations From Associated Press Napnas City Market
Quotations listed by the Associated Press from Kansas City show creamery eggs and packing stock prices. Latter quotes include creamery at 32 cents, firsts 30, seconds 28, packing stock 20, eggs extras six, firsts 29, seconds …
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Nsas City
Sugar Prices Steady in York Market Report
The Associated Press reports in York on November 18 that raw sugar grades including Muscovada and 89 test held steady with fractional gains across several varieties. Refined barrels also showed steady losses while New Orleans open prices moved within narrow ranges.
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York
Cotton markets tilt toward basis amid steady jobber trade
The Associated Press reports York on November 18 notes cotton markets tending toward a basis with some lines of print and goods quoted at 1/16 and a percent. Jobbers remain steady in small lots as today's business expands. Local wool markets are quiet.
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York
Market Notes from The Assocempod Pres v Orleans
The rice market was quiet and barely steady with Rough 6089, clean 99, mill Rough 331 and Honduras at 2.56 dollars per unit. Prices show little change, with small shifts in Honduras and Japan values. overall activity remains subdued.
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Hides Steady as Central America Trade Quiet in York Market
In York on November 18 associated prints report hides steady with quotes at 22 1/2 to 23 1/2 cents for central America. Hemlock grades show firsts at 25 2/3 to 22 4, seconds 19 to 21, rejects.
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Central America
Featureless Weekend Cattle Sale At Union Stock Yards
At Union Stock Yards on November 18 the weekend cattle sale was dull with limited stock. Cows brought up to 3.50 and calves to 3.75, hogs peaked at 6.00 with most around 6.50, total receipts 54 head including cattle calves horses and hogs. Despite slow Friday, weekly market shows class with cows at season highs and steers reaching 4.25, hogs 6.25, calves 4.50.
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Tick eradication concerns Missouri Kansas Nebraska stockmen
Kansas City correspondent reports Missouri Kansas and Nebraska cattle raisers fear that the national bureau of animal industry may end Texas efforts to eradicate ticks and scabies. The move could waste years of work and millions in Texas stock and affect shipments to northern markets. An interstate livestock sanitary association meets December 5 in Chicago to push Texas cattle betterment. Holmes steers, about 800 head, arrive tonight or Sunday for dipping at the stockyards and a second dipping after a week before further transport. State Live Stock Inspector Stoner and U S Inspector Dr. Johnson to oversee.
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Lard Stock Totals Show Monthly Decrease Across Markets
Monthly statements of lard stock at main accumulation points in America and Europe report a normal decline. Total lard in storage ranges 83,000 to 87,000 tierces higher than a year ago, with Fairbanks at 207,573 and Hately at 210,273. Both show sizable drops last month: 74,878 tierces and 72,173 respectively, recalling October gains of 5,000 to 7,000 tierces amid high prices.
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Dan O Lively Urged for 1815 Panama Ex position Post
Dan O Lively of Portland Oregon Union Stock Yards is urged to be named live stock commissioner at the San Francisco Panama Exposition in 1815. A veteran Texas stockman with broad experience, he has edited the Live Stock Reporter in Fort Worth and served as secretary to the National Live Stock Association before moving to Chicago.
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Lively
Chicago
New York Herald
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Fort Worth Livestock Market Steady on Cattle Hogs Dip
Cattle 2200 head steady at 5.60 with cows 4.60 to 3.65 and bulls 4.50 to 6.65. Hogs 1400 head five cents lower with top 6.70 and bulk 6.20 to 6.60. Sheep 300 head steady.
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Fort Worth
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Chicago live stock market prices and receipts on Nov 18
Receipts and quotations show cattle 600 head with dull steady trade. Beeves 4.40 to 9.10, Texas steer 4.00 to 5.70, western steer 4.30 to 7.30, stockers and feeders 2.70 to 5.75, cows and heifers 1.90 to 5.75, calves 5.50 to 8.25. Hogs receipts 16,000 with dull to five cents lower. light 5.90 to 6.57, mixed 6.15 to 6.65, heavy 6.15 to 6.67, good to choice heavy 6.35 to 6. a pigset. 15 6.00, bulk 6.40 to 6.60. Sheep receipts 2,500, market quiet and steady. native 2.50 to 3.75, western 2.65 to 3.10, yearlings 3.75 to 4.60, native lambs 3.60 to 5.85, western 3.75 to 5.75.
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Texas
Commodity Receipts and Prices From Kansas City Market
Associated Press reports Kansas City market activity on November 18 with cattle hogs and sheep summaries. Cattle receipts 2500 with steady prices across native and southern categories and calves bulls and stockers listed. Hogs receipts 6000 with markets five cents lower. bulk sells 6.00 to 6.50, heavies 6.45 to 6.55. Sheep receipts none with steady muttons lambs and range offerings priced.
St. Louis Market Report Receipts Steady Across Livestock
Receipts total 500 cattle including 200 Texas cattle with market steady. Native beef steers 5.00 to 9.00. cows and heifers 3.00 to 9.50. stockers and feeders 3.26 to 6.26. Hog receipts 10,000 with prices from 4.75 to 6.60. butchers 6.40 to 6.65. Sheep receipts 300 with native muttons 3.25 to 3.75 and lambs 4.00 to 5.85.
Cattle shipments move from Dryden to Fort Worth
Three loads of Mexican steers are moved Thursday from Dryden toward Fort Worth with dipping required at Dryden before market. Pecos stockman D. E. Loomis stays at the Maverick. Skidmore’s Louis Walter Jr. family guests at the Bexar. Uvalde stockman E. B. Plowers en route home from Lockhart reports favorable conditions and upbeat cattlemen prospects.
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London Market Brief Note on Metals and Tin Prices
London reports quiet leather trade with quotes at 26 pounds 15s per sterling. Tin steadies at 197 pounds sterling per unit with futures at 188 pounds sterling.
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London
Wall Street Opens With Brief Moves in Narrow Session
New York November 19 Stocks opened with little trading and demand remains light. Lehigh Valley gained about a half point while United States Steel slipped the same amount. Union Pacific and Copper group led the lift among special stocks, but overall market turned listless as profits were taken and Wabash securities fell sharply. Wabash preferred and six percent bonds slid as liquidation intensified.
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Money on Call and Time Loan Rates Rise
New York money market reports money on call nominal as time loans firm to 3 percent for sixty days ninety days and six months indicating tighter short term credit conditions in early November.
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New
Market update on mercantile papers and exchange rates
New York reports ease in sterling exchange with bankers' bills at 4.83.70 for 60 days and 4.86.90 for demand. Prime mercantile paper closes at 4 ½ percent. Bar silver at 55 5/8 cents and Mexican dollars at 46 2/3 cents.
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Cotton Seed Prices Mixed In Memphis Market
The Associated Press reports Memphis prices for cotton seed products on November 18 with prime basis at 4.60 68, meal at 24.75 25.00, and liners at 34 cents.
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Linters
Irregular Cotton Oil Prices Reported By AP
New York November cottonseed oil closes irregular and lower with spot and futures quotes across months from November to May. Trading totals show multiple lots and prices around 5.50 to 5.80 per unit amid varied December and March activity.
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New York
Cotton Opens Steady After Mixed Early Trading
New York cotton markets opened steady with a modest advance and little feature. Liverpool showed slight gains prompting some covering while New Orleans and other spots moved within narrow ranges as the market closed barely steady with modest net gains.
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New York
Liverpool
Manchester
China
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady After Mixed Cables
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened steady with small early gains then faced selling pressure as shorts built lines on forecasts of fair weather. Traders with New York ties moved large selling orders, keeping prices 5 to 7 points under yesterday's close at the morning low.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Shorts
New York
Liverpool Cotton Close With Steady Tones in London Market
Liverpool data show dull spot trading with prices up 3 points led by American middling fair at 5.76 and other grades higher. Daily sales reached 4000 bales with 3700 American among them. receipts 15000 bales including 14600 American. Futures opened and closed quiet and steady with varied month spreads from November through October.
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Liverpool
Town Guests Arrive at Gunter Bexar and Related Hotels
A list of arrivals includes J S and S Jones Bastrop at the Gunter, B F Hoyt from Mexico City also at the Gunter, J J Hayes and G F Hardwicke Oklahoma City, W L Hall Wharton at the Gunter, Judge J T Bivets Pearsall at the Bexar, W L Wright Wilson County sheriff at the Bexar, R Joseph Laredo business man at the Bexar, Skidmore family guests at the Bexar, J O Powers Jr Seadrift real estate man at the Bexar, Charles Fikel New Braunfels registered, Misses Hermia Burns Carolyn Clark Lockhart guests, shopping in San Antonio and staying several days, E H Schmidt at the Maverick from Eagle Pass, and Mr and Mrs Tom Barnes Carizo Spare at the Mary Lahee.
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Laredo
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New Braunfels
Hermia Burns
Carolyn Clark
Lockhart
Maverick
San Antonio
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Eagle Pass
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Carrizo
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Frosty temperatures stimulate trade and industry
Bradstreets reports that lower temperatures with rain and snow spark demand for seasonable wear and boost reorders to replenish stocks. Holiday trade is brighter, iron and steel activity rises, railroads buy equipment, coal use grows, and woolen goods stay busy. business failures rise modestly in the U S and fall in Canada.
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Associated Press
New York
Bradstreets
United States
Canada
Wheat futures rally as demand steadies in Chicago market
In Chicago the wheat market rose with firmer prices and stronger demand for forward shipments. May futures opened higher and closed about four and a half cents up, aided by lighter winter wheat receipts and cooler weather. Corn and oats moved modestly, while pork and other provisions eased amid yard declines and profit taking.
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United States
May
Cotton Statishcs Chicago Prices
Chicago nov 18 Quotations today Cash wheat No 2 red 97 99c No 2 hard 1.00 1.04 No 1 northern 1.08 1.11 No 2 northern 1.05 1.10 No 4 spring 1.00 1.05 velvet chaff 90c 1.05 durum 90c 1.06 Corn No 2 old 76%c No 2 white old and No 2 yellow old 76% 77c Oats No 2 white 49% 50c standard 48% 49c
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Associated Press
Chicago
Weekly cotton statistics from Liverpool market
The Liverpool weekly cotton report shows total imports of 135000 bales across all kinds with American imports at 118000. Stock totals reach 488000 bales overall and 391000 American. Forwarded American goods total 88000 with exports at 16000 and sales at 42000, including 35000 to Americans. Spinners’ takings stand at 105000. afloat quantities total 478000 with American 41400. Speculation sales reach 600 with exports 400.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
Leading Spot Markets And City Quotations
Market snapshot shows Liverpool and Houston steady with moderate volume. New Orleans remains very steady at nine to sixteen, while Galveston reports steady conditions as well.
Spot cotton prices in New Orleans rise slightly
New Orleans market reports very steady to higher spot prices by 1 to 16 cent with 775 bales sold for delivery 1600. Quotations list low ordinary to good middling ranges with several precise fractions, while receipts total 15,308 bales and total stocks sit at 161,313 bales.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Cotton Market Steady in Houston Trade
Houston November 18 Spot cotton remains steady at 9 16 cents per pound with no changes in today’s trading. Prices show little movement as buyers and sellers hold firm amid cautious activity in the market.
Cotton market quiet as prices hold near 9.50
New York spot cotton closed quiet on November 18 with middling uplands at 9.50 and middling gulf at 9.75 though no sales were recorded.
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Associated Press
New York
Gulf
Cotton market update from Memphis
Memphis reports steady to unchanged spot cotton prices on November 18 with middling grades around the %% cent range. The brief notes current market tone for local traders and observers.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Coffee Futures Close Steady on New York Market
Coffee futures in New York ended steady with No. 7 Rio lic. notes. Prices closed December at 14.31 and March at 13.43 as traders paused after the session.
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Associated Press
New York
Rio
Wool prices steady in mixed market report
Associated Press reports wool markets in St. Louis showing steady tones across grades. Medium combing and clothing wool priced around 20 to 21 cents, light fine at 12 to 13 cents, heavy fine near 18 to 18.5 cents. Tub washed wool recorded 27 to 30 cents.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Car Lot Receipts
Chicago markets report wheat receipts at 18 cars with 6 contract grade and 217 corn cars with 7 contract grade. Oats total 89 cars. Nationwide totals show Minneapolis and Duluth receipts of 414 wheat cars, vs 547 last year and 311 on the corresponding day.
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Duluth
Wheat and grain prices quoted in Saint Louis market
Quotations today show cash wheat at No 2 red 96 to 98 cents and hard at 98c to 1.08. Corn No 2 76c, No 2 white 70c, Oats No 2 49c, No 2 white around 48 to 50c. December wheat at 1.00 5, May 1.00 ¾, December corn 64¾, May 64½, oats December 48, May 50.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Grain Prices and Quotations Report from Kansas City
Quotations listed for cash grain and futures with No 2 hard wheat at 98c to $1.06 and No 2 red at 18c, corn No 2 mixed 73 74c, No 2 white 75c, oats No 2 white 49c, No 2 mixed 47 48c. December wheat 975% c, May 1.00% c, July 92% c, corn December 64c, May 64c, July 64c.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Comember
Oil Fired Converter for Steel Making Attracts Attention
England shows interest in a crude petroleum fueled converter resembling a standard device. Air is forced from above the metal and fuel is charged before the blowing process begins. If used, the unit would melt steel in about an hour and a half and produce about five to seven tons of steel per charge.
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