Frost Prediction Sparks Wheat Market Rally
Frost forecasts raise crop damage fears in Kansas and Nebraska sparking a late May wheat buying surge. May futures rise to about 1.52 dollars per bushel and July to 1.41, with corn steady to down and oats mixed. Traders weigh reports of abandoned acreage and potential smaller yields against winter-wheat belt conditions and scarce offerings. The Minneapolis grain market lists cash and futures for wheat, corn, barley, rye, and flax with varied prices, while flour and bran values edge higher in shipments and sack-based pricing.
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New York Stock Exchange market summary April 29 gains and losses
On April 29 the New York Stock Exchange saw confused price moves with the general list edging higher as bulls returned to motor, utility and mercantile issues. Steel shares fell despite United States Steel’s strong quarterly report, while public utilities rose on favorable earnings. Oil and rubber stocks showed mixed strength, and call money held at 3.5 percent with shorter maturities easing. Sterling rose to a new high above $4.84 as francs and Scandinavian currencies moved.
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Market's Moves Are Conflicting in Latest Trading
Speculative sentiment swung between bearish and bullish as conflicting moves in the general list dominated yesterday's session. Despite uncertainty, no large liquidations occurred, and industrials showed no major cutbacks amid a 10 percent drop in Steel Corp operations last week. The market saw buying in oils, rubber stocks, and utilities, with several issues hitting new annual highs as production and demand trends mixed amid overall cautious optimism.
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May deliveries show slow, scattered liquidation amid dark skies
Report notes continued weakness in Eastern demand with uneven, slow liquidation patterns across May deliveries. Weather and market conditions contribute to cautious sales, keeping volume limited as buyers wait for clearer signals.
Butter and Eggs Markets Reported in New York and Chicago
In New York and Chicago on April 29 prices and receipts for dairy goods were listed. Butter receipts in New York stood high with creamery extras at 46c and 10 367 units. eggs receipts were 39 330 with firsts at 30c and seconds at 28c. Cheese receipts reached 216 611 pounds with flats at 19 20c. In Chicago butter fell, with creamery extras at 44c and standards at 41 42c. firsts at 40c and seconds around 33c. receipts were 20 259 cases with firsts at 27 28c.
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Potato Market and Sugar Prices in New York and Chicago
Chicago reports light potato receipts with 634 shipments and steady market. Wisconsin round whites priced 60. Sugar prices in New York show no demand improvement with refined sugar unchanged and bids around 5.65 to 5.75 cents. Futures steady with listed figures for May July and September.
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Swestoge Chicago Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Results
Chicago April 29 cattle receipts total 9,000 with fed steers and yearlings firm to 25 cents higher and demand broad for better weight. hogs 20 to 50 cents lower on light trading. sheep receipts 19,000 with lambs steady to higher, top lambs around 15.85, clippers up to 13.75, fat sheep steady.
Omaha slaughter market report with mixed livestock pricing
Omaha on April 29 reports hog receipts 13 500 mostly 15c lower with 160 to 215 pound butchers at 10 95 to 11 10 top 113 15, light hogs down to 10 75 and under. Cattle receipts 200 steady to higher with fed steers and yearlings 9 25 to 10 40, weighty steers 10 50, stockers and feeders steady, cows and heifers 6 9 25, veal up to 8. Sheep receipts 5 000 lambs 25c higher 15 50 to 15 75 fat lambs top 16 00, 113 pounds 14 60, clipped lambs 12 50 to 13 35. No feeders included.
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Livestock Market Report from Denver and Los Angeles
Denver and Los Angeles run summaries show mixed cattle hogs and sheep trade with varied prices. Denver receipts 700 hogs 230 to 299 pounds averaging 230 to 299 pounds top $11.25. Cattle 500 receipts calves strong, good cows to $7.75. Sheep 9,000 strong fat lambs up to $15. Los Angeles cattle 500 receipts steers $9.15 to $9.30, calves $10 to $13, hogs 1,300 receipts $14 top, sows $12. Lambs steady $13 to $13.50.
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Sioux City Cattle Market Mixed With Slow Trade
Sioux City April 29. Cattle market slow with killers steady and stockers steady. Fat steers and yearlings 7.50 to 11.50, bulk 8.75 to 10.25. Fat cows and heifers 5 to 10, canners and cutters 2.25 to 4, veals 4 to 8.50, bulls 4.25 to 6, feeders 6, stockers 5 to 8, stock yearlings and calves 4 to 8, feeding cows and heifers 3.25 to 25.50.
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Cattle Market Report From St Paul Area
In St Paul Minnesota on April 29 cattle receipts reached about 3500 with moderate activity and uneven trading. Fat steers and yearlings scarce with early top yearlings around 3.75 per hundredweight for lighter weights and average weights near 740 pounds. Bulk steers and yearlings roughly 4.26, fat stock firm around 5.08 to 5.60, canners and cutters steady, bulls active from 4.35 to 4.50.
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Market Report Calves Hogs Sheep Steady With Mixed Gains
Calf receipts 4,500, steady to 50c higher. bulk light calves 8.50 to 8.75. Hogs receipts 17,000, 25c lower. bulk 11.10, some light weights 11.15. sows and stags steady, bulk sows 10, stags 8.75 to 9. Pigs 25 to 40c lower, bulk 11.10. average cost Tuesday 11.29, weight 210. Sheep receipts 300, direct mostly. lambs 13.75 to 14.25 or better, fat ewes 7 to 8.25.
Portland Market Report Shows Steady Cattle and Higher Sheep
PORTLAND Ore April 29 cattle steady with no receipts hogs lower with 265 receipts light weights 13 to 13.25 slaughter pigs 11 to 11.5 sheep 25 cents higher with 445 receipts spring lambs 13.50 to 15.75
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Cattle and hog market steady in Spokane report
SPOKANE April 29 cattle 362 head steady hogs 350 steady with heavies 11.75 to 12 rough and heavy sows 9.75 to 11 fat pigs 10.75 to 11.50 feeders stockers and underweight pigs 10 to 10.75 sheep none and steady
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New York Money Call Money Rates Hold at 3 Percent
New York money markets show call money easier and high at 3 percent with the ruling rate, closing bids and last loans also at 3 percent. Time loans ease with 60 to 90 days at 3 percent and 4 percent for 4 to 6 months. Prime commercial paper quotes at 3 to 4 percent.
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Metal Market Prices Hold Steady In New York Trading
Copper steady across electrolytic spot and futures at 13 13 1/2 cents. Tin firm with spot 56 cents and futures at 55.37 cents. Iron unchanged. Lead soft at 7.60 to 7.75 cents. Zinc steady in East St Louis with spot and futures 6.90 to 6.95 cents. Antimony spot at 11.50 cents.
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Foreign exchange quotations in New York
Foreign exchange firms quoted the following rates in New York on April 29. Great Britain demand $4.84 percent, 60 day bills on banks $4.80. Cables France demand $5.24, cables $5.24. Italy demand $4.99, cables $4.10. Belgium demand $5.08. Germany demand $23.80.
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London metal prices report from April London market
Standard copper spot at £61 10s with futures £62 7s 6d Electrolytic copper spot £64 10s futures £64 15s Tin spot £249 17s 6d futures £251 17s 6d Lead spot and futures £32 12s 6d Zinc spot £34 12s 6d futures £33 12s 6d
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Bar silver and world currency rates mixed with transit notes
New York bar silver at 67 cents with Mexican dollars at 51 and a half cents. London reports bar silver at 311 and 164 per ounce. Money at 4 percent. Paraguay operates its sole streetcar line by electricity and steam and animal power across miles.
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