Market Report Shows Tight Supplies and Rising Prices for Fresh Produce
Local markets show celery prices increasing as demand stays strong and California production remains pessimistic. Orange prices ease slightly with California navels around 3.26 a box while Idaho potatoes face supply slowdowns. Can fruits face scarce shipments amid bad pack and rising costs, with higher prices set to bite consumers.
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Market Prices Report From Local Creamery and Poultry
Fresh country candied cold storage sells at 22 to 28 cents per dozen. Creamery products range around 23 cents to 16 to 20 cents per pound. Hens and springs steady to dull with varied quotes. ducks and turkeys show firm prices. Fine granulated sugar 6.80 per cwt. Various cheeses and margarine prices listed with small changes.
Market Quotations From Creameries and Poultry
Quotations today show steady markets with creamery items at 26 to 34 cents, eggs around 22 to 28 cents for firsts, daisies at 14 to 16 cents, and young Americas and horn varieties near 14 cents. Turkey and chicken prices fall in the 50 to 60 pound weight range noted.
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City market quotes from Associated Press
Nov 28 market quotations show creamery 34 cents, firsts 32 cents, packing stock 21 cents, extras 37 cents, firsts 35 cents, seconds not specified.
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Eggs Steady as Receipts Hit 6482 Cases
ORK November 28 The Associated Press reports eggs held steady with receipts totaling 6482 cases, indicating stable market movement.
Chicago Tribune Market Quotes for Chickens and Dairy
IT Louis Produce reports quotations from the Associated Press on November 28. Prices include chickens at 8 cents, springs at 15? per unit, ducks at 9? cents, creamery butter around 26 cents, and eggs near 29 cents.
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Market Report from Union Stock Yards Nov 28
Receipts totaled 300 head including 180 cattle 105 calves 76 horses and mules 25 hogs and 21 sheep. The market was dull with cows selling 3.00 to 3.25 top 3.50 calves 3.60 to 3.75 hogs 5.00 to 5.50 few sheep and buyers scarce for the day.
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Forest Clark Talks Deer Hunts In Cattle Market Talk
Forest Clark a prominent Alice stockman visited the Cattlemen's exchange and spoke on deer hunting while warning that cattlemen may face tough times as the market eyes improve. Frank Rhea, Katy livestock agent, returned from El Paso and praised prospects, noting heavy feeding ahead. stockmen blame top price quotes for market misreadings.
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Cattle Steady as Hog Prices Fall 15 Cents in Fort Worth Market
Cattle receipts reach 4000 with steers steady at 4.50 to 5.00, stockers and feeders 4.16, cows 2.75 to 4.25, calves 4.00. Hogs total 3100 head down 10 to 15 cents, top 6.45, bulk around 5.90. Ewes at 3.60.
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Daily Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Cattle receipts 7000 with steady market. Native steers 4.00 to 5.85, southern steers 4.00 to 6.0. Hiogs receipts 20000, market 5 to 10 cents lower, bulk 5.75 to 6.35. Sheep receipts 5000, market steady with muttons 2.70 to 3.50 and lambs 4.00 to 5.50.
Chicago livestock market reports from Nov 28
The Associated Press notes Chicago receipts and bids: cattle estimated at 6000 with steady values. beef, Texas and western steers, stockers, feeders, cows and calves priced within ranges. Hogs estimated 27000 with price softness and wide ranges for different weights. pigs to 6.40 and bulk 5.95 to 6.20. Sheep receipts about 20000 with steady market and varied by class.
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Cattle Hog and Sheep Receipts Steady Market In St Louis
Receipts totaled about 15 000 cattle including 900 Texans and 15 000 hogs with mixed quality. Native beef steers ranged to about 9.00 and cows and heifers to roughly 3.00 4.75 with stockers and feeders mid fives. Sheep saw 1000 head with native muttons around 3.00 to 3.55 and lambs near 4.85.
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Cattle shortages loom as banks close outfits in Colorado
The Denver Field and Farm notes severe cattle cuts across Colorado ranges. Littlefield Cattle Co once held 100 000 cows now few calves remain. Yellowhouse ranch to brand under 7000 youngsters this fall. Thatcher Brothers bank in Pueblo closes Cross 8 outfit in Mesa County, Leiber Cattle Co downsizing from 15 000 to 500 head with 300 headed to market. Sheep may replace cattle on the ranges.
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Market report from St. Louis shows lead firm at 4.37 percent
The St. Louis market summary notes lead at 4.37 percent with Spelter trading higher at around 6.85 percent. The line hints at a closing figure for the day with commodity price movements.
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Cotton Seed Prices Reported From Memphis Market
Memphis market brief lists prime bale cotton seed products on November 28 with prices for bale at 4.53 54 dollars, meal at 22.50 dollars, and linters at 1 plus 34 cents. This item notes current cash values for traders and buyers in the cotton seed trade.
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Cotton Seed Oil Prices Close Steady in New York
Cotton seed oil closed steady with front months around 5.45 to 5.70. Trading notes show mixed bids and asks across December through July with several hundred contracts moved and total assets listed at 17,400.
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Coffee Futures Close Steady on New York Market
Coffee No 7 Rio 15 futures closed steady with December at 14.37 and March at 13.60, reflecting a stable session in New York on November 28. Prices held near session highs as traders awaited further market signals.
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Wheat Sags After Flood of Offerings In Chicago Trade
Wheat prices slipped below the dollar for May delivery in Chicago as heavy selling overwhelmed demand. May opened steady to slightly higher, then declined to about 99 cents, with provisions easing and pork futures mixed as large northwest receipts and a rising U S. visible supply pressured grains. Close showed May at about 98 1/4 cents, with a mild late rebound in corn and steadier pork trades.
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Chicago Grain Quotations Reported on Nov 28
Quotations show cash wheat and corn prices with ranges for No 2 red No 1 hard No 1 northern No 2 northern No 2 old durumeal and No 2 white oats. Prices listed in cents per bushel and dollars per bushel with several quality variants.
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Chicago Grain Receipts Report Trend and Totals
Chicago market figures show a total of 49 wheat cars with 9 contract grade and 571 corn cars with 7 contract grade. Other receipts include 157 cars in a mixed total of 665 across Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth, up from 621 last week and 408 on the same day last year.
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Wheat and grain quotations at St Louis market
Quotations show cash wheat Nos 2 red 97 4 cents No 2 hard 96 cents to 1.06. Corn No 2 74 75 cents, No 2 white 74 cents. Oats No 2 49 cents, No 2 white 49 50 cents. Closing: wheat December 96 percent, May 98 cents. Corn December 64 percent, May 66 percent. Oats December 47 cents, May 49 percent.
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Wheat and corn prices quoted in Kansas City market
Quotations show cash wheat at 98 to 106 cents for No 2 hard and No 2 red 96 to 97 cents. Corn mixed at 65 to 72 cents, No 2 white 4 cents. Oats No 2 white 49% to 50 cents, No 2 mixed 48 to 49 cents. December wheat 96 1/2 cents, May 63 1/4 to 63 1/2 cents, July 63 1/2 cents.
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Cotton Prices Drift After Early Rally In New York
New York open shown steady to up four points then ease through the day with the list near yesterday's lows. Prices traded irregularly at midday down 2 to 6 points from yesterday, with spot market activity easing after an active morning especially in New Orleans and Houston.
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Bearish Mood
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened steady with a two point decline as reports of December notices pressuring shorts and a Burger crop estimate of 15,800,000 bales weighed. Weather across the cotton region was poor with rain snow and cold, and interior reports warned of open cotton damage likely hurting harvest. Prices fell to 6-7 points under yesterday at one point before steady buying absorbed selling.
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Unclear Futures Data Fragment Opens With Dates
Fragmentary OCR shows futures quotes with months and prices, listing November December January and May with limited values and an unresolved July. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable from the text.
Liverpool Cotton Prices Drift Lower in Moderate Trade
Liverpool reports closing cotton prices down 2 to 4 points with American middling at 5.25 and 5.09 for other grades. Sales reach 8000 bales including 1500 for speculation and export, receipts 18 000 bales of which 12 100 are American, and futures open and close steady with multiple forward quotes.
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Market roundup leading spots and sales from port cities
Leading spot markets show mixed tones with Middling sales, Liverpool easier at 5.098 million, New York dull at 14.9?8, New Orleans steady around 9% to 129, Houston steady near 97-16, Galveston quiet at 9% 300.
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Spot Cotton Prices Move Quietly in New Orleans Market
Spot cotton this morning in New Orleans remains steady with a 44¢ drop. Sales total 129 bales with arrivals of 700 bales. price levels quoted include low ordinary 59 16. ordinary 6 1/2. good ordinary 71 8 16. strict good ordinary 88 16. low middling 81 4. strict low middling 8 ½. middling 9. strict middling 9 16. good middling 9. strict good middling 9 16. middling fair 10. middling fair to fair 10. fair 11 nominal. Receipts 10,007. stock 202,225.
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Cotton Market Report from Houston on November 28
Spot cotton in Houston traded one sixteenth of a cent lower with middling at 9.31 cents per pound. The brief report notes current prices and market movement for that day.
Cotton Market Closes Dull With Stable Prices
New York traders note a dull session on November 28 with cotton closing steady at 9.30 for middling uplands and 9.55 for gulf, no sales recorded.
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Spot cot ton unchanged at 94 1/4 cents in Memphis
Memphis market report notes spot cotton unaltered with middling grade priced at 94 cents and a quarter. Associated Press dispatch from Memphis dated November 28 reports no change in the prevailing price.
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Fair Weather to Rule Over Cotton Region
Washington dispatch notes a coming week with general fair weather in the eastern and southern states and the first half of the week fair in the middle west. Disturbances over plains and Pacific coast bring rain and snow, followed by colder spells and a warm spell with rains and snows, then a pronounced cold change by December 3.
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Sugar and commodity prices in New York market report
New York market notes raw sugar muscovado 89 test at 56c, centri ngal 96 test 5.06c, molasses sugar 89 test 4.31c. Refined steady. Petroleum and molasses steady. Hides firm, Central America 22, Leather firm.
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Cotton goods markets hold steady amid holiday approach
The Associated Press reports New York markets were steady with fair orders as jobbers conduct quiet house trade ahead of holidays. Raw silk prices rose locally and overseas, while sugar and molasses markets are noted in the day’s brief.
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Sugar and Petroleum Markets Show Mixed Quiet Trading
Raw sugar remains quiet with Muscovado 8% test at 4.56 cents, centri ngal 6% test at 5.06, and molasses 89% test at .31. Refined goods steady while petroleum and molasses hold steady. hides ease and leather price firm.
Stock Market Slips After Opening Gains Bleed Away
New York stocks opened firm but soon fell under heavy selling led by Goulds and copper shares. Reading and United States Steel hit multi day lows as funds moved to short lines. late trading saw brief recoveries and a final market-wide retreat before closing stronger.
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Market summary reports steady bonds and weak sterling in New York
New York on November 2 reports close mercantile paper at 4 4. Sterling exchange weak with bankers bills about 4.83.50 for 60 days and 4.86.40 for demand. Commercial bills 4.3. Bar silver 53.5%. Mexican dollars 46 gc. Government bonds steady, railroad bonds easier. Money on call firm. Ruling rate 3 percent, closing bid 3 percent, offered at 3 percent. Time loans strong at 3% for 60 90 days and 3 9/10 for six months.
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Market Quotations From London Trade Ledger
Quotation snapshot shows lead steady at 15 pounds 17s 6d nominal 26 pounds 17s 46d. Tin steady with Spot 202 pounds 10s and Futures 191 pounds sterling. date London November 28.
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Butter Prices Steady as Output Rises in Elgin
Butter prices hold at 87 cents per pound in Elgin as production climbs to 641,800 pounds with a 2 cent advance noted. The report from November 27 details steady markets and higher output levels.
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