Corn and Wheat Drop on Wall Street Market Nervousness
Nervousness over Wallace plans for quick taxes and acreage cuts pushed grains lower. Wheat fell more than 5 cents from Tuesday's peak while corn and oats declined alongside, with a rise in Chicago lard stocks supporting the weaker grain complex. Cash grain quotes from Chicago, Kansas City, and Fort Worth show mixed to lower prices across red, white, and yellow corn and various wheat classes.
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Amarillo Markets Track Prices and Grain Carloads
Market notes show carload grain deliveries to Texas common points with Wheat No. 1 hard and No. 2 white listed alongside oats barley and milo prices. Poultry prices from Swift & Co cover colored hens leghorn hens capons and turkeys. Wheat receipts from Kansas City Minneapolis Hutchinson Fort Worth and Amarillo are reported with mixed prices and a focus on delivery terms.
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Chicago produce market report June 16
Eggs steady with receipts of 15 888 cases and butter unchanged. Poultry demand steady with many items listed including fowls leghorn broilers and turkeys. Cheese prices hold with waxed varieties and regional shipments noted. overall market steady to firm amid mixed regional quotes.
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New York Coffee Prices Slide on European Selling
New York June 16 — coffee markets eased as European selling weighed on trade interests and locals. Santos closed 11 to 16 lower, No 7 ed 6 to 2 lower, with mixed closing quotations for July to December futures and several misprints in the remaining lines.
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New York Sugar Prices Steady on Quiet Day
Raw sugar activity was quiet with no sales reported. Spot prices remained unchanged at 3.55, with nearby and forward months steady. Refined prices held at 4.60 for granulated sugar as markets closed.
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Cattle prices weaken across Midwest week trade
Cattle trade across eleven markets shows a general decline in killing classes with 25 to 50 cent drops and some centers reporting 50 to 75 cent losses on heavy steers and better fed heifers. Hog prices rise unevenly with Chicago reaching a top of 4.75, while fat lambs stay steady to higher and sheep hold.
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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Chicago
Wichita Livestock Market Report June 16
Wichita stockyard report shows 300 cattle including 100 calves, steady to good and choice prices with fed heifers at 6.00, cows 1.75 to 3.00, real top 5.00, stockers 2.50 to 3.50. Hogs 2,000 up 15 cents, good to choice 180 pounds and up 4.35 to 4.48, sows 3.25 to 8.85. Sheep 200 up nearly 10 cents, native tops at 7.10 with better grades 6.60 and up.
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Oklahoma City Livestock Market Report June 16
Cattle 700 and calves 200 steady with ranges 5.00 to 5.50 for yearlings, 3.50 to 4.50 bulk beef, cows 3.00 to 38.25, top calves 5.00+. Hogs 1,600 up 10 cents, top 4.40, sows and stags 3.70 to 8.85. Sheep 400 higher, top 7.00 on good native lambs, mids 5.00 to 6.50.
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Denver Livestock Market Report Summary
Denver stockyards report June 16 shows cattle at 225 head steady to weak with beef steers 5.00 to 6.25, cows and heifers 3.00 to 5.60, feeders 4.00 to 6.25, bulls 2.00 to 3.75. Hogs 1,500 head steady to 10c higher, top 4.50, pigs 2.75 to 3.00, sows 0.60 to 3.85. Sheep 10,600 head strong to higher, fat lambs 7.15, ewes 1.50 to 2.50. At Amarillo butcher hogs 170-220 lb top Saturday 3.90. Cudahy Packing Co. at stockyards.
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Boston Wool Market Sees Strong Demand and Higher Prices
In Boston on June 16 strong demand for 64s and finer territory wools drives price increases. Transactions close on choice 12 months Texas wools and French combing grades with prices rising about two cents and Mohair also climbing. Scoured basis ranges from 59 to 70 cents for various wools, with sharp activity noted in Western markets and ready movement of wools into original bags.
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Commercial Bulletin
Markets End Mixed After Erratic Session On Economic News
The stock market closed slightly higher amid erratic trading as Treasury denial of a dollar stabilization rumor and London conference news influenced traders. Turnover reached 5,728,256 shares while commodities fluctuated awaiting agriculture tax plans. cotton also showed volatility with New Orleans and Galveston spot quotes advancing.
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Metals Market Roundup Quiet Copper Tin and Lead Steady
In New York on June 16 copper remains quiet with spot and nearby futures uneventful. Tin shows barely steady movement with spot near 43.12 and nearby futures at 43.87. Iron is steady and unchanged. Lead holds steady with spot around 4.20 in New York and 4.05 in East St. Louis. Zinc also barely steady with East St. Louis spot and future near 4.30. Antimony trades at 7.00 on the spot.
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Markets In Brief Stocks Firm On Mixed Trading
Markets in brief report firm stocks after early nervousness with erratic bond activity and shifting trends. Foreign exchanges firm as sterling rallies while cotton and sugar hold steady. Coffee weak, European selling persists. Chicago prices show unsettled tax, corn weak, hogs up 10 to 15 cents top at 4.78, with steady to slow cleanup in the cattle market.
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New York Money Rates Steady in Call Money and Loans
In New York on June 16 call money held at 1 percent all day while time loans also stayed at 1 percent for 60 to 90 days and 4 to 5 months. Prime commercial paper stood at 1 percent and bankers' acceptances remained unchanged.
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Foreign exchange rates in New York June 16
The foreign exchange market in New York shows gains for most major currencies on June 16. Sterling rises to 4.0744, Canada 88% and several European currencies advance, with Italy at 0.627 and Germany at 0.2860, while Japan slips to 0.2650 and Mexico quotes 27.98 per dollar.
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Silver New York Dune 16 Easy Daily Market Flash
Silver New York quotes slip 16 points easy with a 14c lower at 8544c as traders note mild volatility in early session trading.
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Indiana Advances Gasoline One Cent
The Standard Oil Company of Indiana announced a one cent a gallon gasoline price increase to cover the federal tax rise and refinery market changes. The federal tax rises to 1.5 cents a gallon from 1 cent, effective midnight, under the industrial recovery act signed by President Roosevelt.
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Cotton Recovers Over $1 Per Bale In Sesional Gains
New York June 16 Cotton rises over a dollar per bale amid irregular swings. Early prices 12 to 19 points higher on covering and firm Liverpool bids, July and December futures set new day highs before settling near best levels. Reports mention processing tax pressures and steady Worth Street market with exports to date totaling 7,487,160 bales versus 8,281,843 a year ago.
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Cottonseed Oil Prices Dip Then Rally in New York
In New York on June 16 bleachable cottonseed softened early amid increased liquidation and selling. Late rise in cotton halted losses, leading to covering. Prices closed with minor declines and small gains, Breachable spot and July at 6.46, September 6.54, December 5.72, January 6.77.
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Grammarships 1 Tiny or little in sentence redundancy
Answers to five questions about grammar and pronunciation. Omit either tiny or little in the sentence. Calcium is kal-si-um with a as in at i as in it and stress on the first syllable. Misspelled word is caterpillar. Canine is an adjective meaning doglike. Word beginning with ra meaning having reason is rational.
Jesus Rise From the Dead Sunday Lesson
International Sunday School Lesson notes the resurrection story from Mark 16 with Mary Magdalene and others visiting the tomb, the angelic proclamation He is risen, and verses emphasizing Peter’s inclusion, plus timeless reflections on faith, belief, and invitation to Christ.
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Gas contracts now in force to be revised
The Illinois Commerce Commission rejected existing natural gas supply contracts between Panhandle Illinois Pipe Line Co and Illinois distributors for gas from the Texas Panhandle. It ordered new contracts within 30 days, citing excessive minimum volumes, exclusion of municipal utilities, stand-by gas plant terms, and a self governed arbitration clause. The ruling affects Illinois Power Co, Illinois Power and Light, Central Illinois Light, and Central Illinois Public Service Co.
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Oil industry works on government backed code plan
Chicago June 16 A subcommittee of the American Petroleum Institute including independents and large producers drafts regulations deemed fair and economically sound as Congress asked under the Industrial Recovery Act. The code basis was submitted yesterday by independent producers and oil landowners and will be presented for institute approval tomorrow. Phillip Keyes Yonge of Pensacola has served 25 years on the state board of control for higher learning.
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Christ is Risen Hymn Excerpt by Banks and Ware Jr
A devotional excerpt celebrates resurrection with hymns and poems. It extols Jesus rising, promises eternal life beyond death, and urges believers to sing glory and triumph. The passage weaves quotes from Rev. Louis Albert Banks and Henry Ware Jr. to emphasize eternal hope and heavenly ascent.
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