Cotton Falls as Texas Rain Signals Decline in Market
Reports of rains in droughted west Texas trigger selling in cotton markets in New York and New Orleans. October futures slide to 16.44 cents with broad declines, while nearby months hit new daily lows before partial recoveries. Exports around 21,500 bales and port stocks near 1.56 million.
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Associated Press
New York
West
Texas
Southwest
West Texas
U. S
New York Metal Exchange Tin Quiet as Copper Values Cited
United Press reports New York metal exchange quotes tin quiet with spot at 69 1 4 cents bid for June and July deliveries around 67 1 2 cents, August at 64 3 4. silver at 57 1 4. lead 6.40. copper in Denver at 12.7.
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United Press
New York
New York Metal Exchange Today
Denver Copper
Kansas City Cash Grain Market Summary
Wheat receipts 147 cars market unchanged to firmer basis. Prices range from No 1 hard 1.41 to No 4 red 1.38. Corn receipts 260 cars market unchanged to higher with No 2 white 9914 to 1.01%4 and No 4 yellow 85c to 99 1 4. Oats show No 2 white 53 56c and No 8 white 52 55 4c.
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United
Kansas City
Chicago grain prices for wheat corn oats and barleys
United Press reports Chicago cash grain prices for wheat No red and No 1 hard values, corn No 2 yellow to No 6 yellow and mixed grades with varied cents per bushel, oats No 2 to No 4 white plus sample grades, and barley timothy and clover values.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 6 Prices and Receipts
Cattle receipts 26 000 head as of June 6 with fed steers and yearlings weak to 25 cents lower. Stockers and feeders scarce but slow. Best weighty steers 13 50, medium weights 13, long yearlings 12, bulk fat steers 9 75 to 12, stockers 8 25 to 19 26, venters 10 to 11 50, outsiders 12, heavy medium bulls 7 50. Sheep receipts 5 000 head, fat lambs and yearlings active up to 25 cents. Bulk medium to good native lambs 16 25 to 16 50, good natives around 17 50, Calif ornia yearlings 14 15, cull native lambs 18 to 13 50, heavy sheep steady to strong, light weights about 25 cents higher, fat yearlings 5 75 to 6 50.
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Wichita
Kan
Oklahoma Livestock
Omaha
Fort Worth Livestock Receipts and Prices Report
Fort Worth and Wichita markets report cattle receipts 800 head in Fort Worth with calves and fat cows among price ranges. stockers and bulls listed. Wichita figures show cattle 2200 head with calves on through killing, hogs 3800 head with directs, and sheep 700 head with lamb and ewe prices noted. market directions vary from steady to weak with specific top prices.
Livestock Market Report St. Joseph June 6
Hog receipts 6,000 head, market slow 15 to 25 cents lower, top $8.86, bulk $8.46 to $8.80. Cattle receipts 2,000 head, market strong to 25 cents lower. Sheep receipts 4,000 head, market strong 25 to higher.
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ST. Joseph
Market report on yearlings and lambs with totals
Readable figures show prices for yearlings and lambs with a listed total of 15 26007 40 and other figures including a 4 value. Market activity includes deep racing and several lot identifiers though some OCR text is unclear.
Denver Livestock Market Report June 6
Denver stockyards report cattle receipts 5200 head with steadier prices. Beef steers 5.32 to 25.50, cows and heifers 6.50 to 10.26, calves 7.50 to 10.50, bulls 5 to 9. Top vealers about 5.00, bulk 8.25 to 8.80. Sheep receipts 3800, market 2-6 cents higher. spring lambs 4.16 to 6.76, ewes 5.0 to 6.5. Also metal and currency notes from New York and London.
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Denver
Sdenborn
Raw sugar market unsettled as futures dip on weak demand
New York June 6 raw sugar market sees a pause in buying with prices unchanged at 4.77 for Cuben. Heavy liquidation and European selling push futures lower with final quotes 2.80 July 2.90 September 2.87 December 2.85 January 2.68 March 2.75 May. Refined sugar prices hold 6.10 to 6.20 per hundredweight.
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Associated Press
New York
Loniy
New York Stock Exchange closings show gains and liquidity
Brokers report overall market liquidity with $4.46 billion in offhand trading at close May 81, up from $9.94 billion the prior month and $4.77 billion on May 31, 1926. Rates quoted include 4% to 4.5% on various commercial paper and a general tone of plentiful offerings.
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United Press
New York
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts in Brief
A fragment listing butter receipts of 19,800 packages and various dairy, poultry, and potato prices. Includes figures for cheese, twine, young Americas, fowls, ducks, turkeys, and specific potato varieties with regional sacks and price ranges. Partial OCR shows Chicago market activity and commodity quotes.
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Geene Belge
Broilers
Leehorn Broilere
Oklahoma
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Wiscanain
Minnesota
Canada
Cotton seed oil closes steady and easy in markets
New Orleans and New York market reports show steady and easy tones for cotton seed oil on June 6. Prices listed for prime summer yellow, prime crude, and various futures months. A note adds the president’s broad pardoning power with impeachment exception.
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Associated Pree
New Orleans
The
United States
New York Coffee Declines Slightly Amid Quiet Trading
New York June 6 Coffee futures show a quiet session with small offerings and a slightly easier freight situation in Rio. The market closes steady with net declines of 1 to 8 points. estimated sales 14,000 bags. July 12.48 September 11.78 December 11.47 January 11.40 March 11.92 May 11.17. Rio is 16% Santo is 16%.
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Foreign Exchange and Liberty Bonds Report New York June 6
Foreign exchange in New York remains steady with sterling at 4.85616, francs 0.801%, and other currencies listed. Liberty bonds close with various issues showing mixed gains and yields, including U S bonds at 108.2 and 4% issues near 113.30 in a tight market.
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New York
Celira
Belgas
United Ress
Liberty
U. S
Kansas City Livestock Market Receipts Report
Kansas City market shows uneven trade with cattle and calves steady to lower. beef steers reach 7.25 to 10.75, yearlings and heifers 8.50 to 9.75, cows 5.50 to 7.50, vealers 6.60 to 10, bulls and feeders 9.0 to 15. Sheep firmness with fat lambs 15.50 to 16.99 and fat ewes 5.00 to 6.25.
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Kansas City
Call Money and U S Bonds Report
Call money rates steady with 60 to 90 day loans at 4 percent and short term 44 or 44 34. U S bonds list Liberty 3 percent 101 and other issues around 100.8 to 113.30. Money market easier in tone with renewals and unchanged lending at 444.
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