Wheat Prices Collapse After European Demand Boost
Wheat prices fell late after an earlier rise driven by reports of large Europe-bound purchases. Futures closed modestly lower with September at 1.27% and December at 1.31% per bushel. Corn and oats drifted, while provisions eased. U.S. crop report due tomorrow is expected to show higher domestic output.
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Stock Market Ends Irregularly Lower on Profit-Taking
New York trading closed with price declines after profit taking as long positions paused awaiting further realizing sales. Total volume dropped below a million shares for the first time in three weeks while some issues rose to new yearly highs amid mixed news from reparations talks and steel industry optimism.
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Losses Offset as Stock Market Firmer After Tuesday Decline
Irregular opening gave way to a firmer tone as trading slowed on weather concerns. Pressed Steel Car dividend omission hit common stock, while National Lead advanced. Bethlehem Steel eyed fall dividends, and Lead prices rose. Foreign exchange quotes and U.S. money market also noted, with call money at 2 percent.
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Butter and Eggs Market Quotes From New York and Chicago
Butter steady with creamery extras at 38 to 39 cents and creamery firsts around 37 to 38 cents in New York. Eggs firm in Chicago with firsts at 34 to 35 cents and ordinary firsts 26 to 28 cents, while butter in Chicago remains steady to higher.
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Potatoes Firm on Strong Market in Chicago Trade
Potatoes showed strength in Chicago with 6 carload receipts and United States shipments totaling 526. Cobblers from Kansas and Missouri sold for 1.25 to 1.40 dollars, a few fancy at 1.50 to 1.55, while Minnesota sacked early Ohios moved at 1.10.
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Sugar futures close steady on 1609 tons sold
Sugar futures closed steady in New York with approximate sales of 1 609 tons. September 3.25 cents, December 3.440 cents, January 3.35 cents, March 3.23 cents.
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Oldham Aims to Pedal Across Ocean in Steel Craft
Manchester report says William Oldham builds a 12 by 12 foot steel boat with eight water tight compartments. The pedal powered craft will be steered by Oldham and features pedals for feet or hands to propels it across the Atlantic with rests as needed.
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Market rates noted in mixed loan and paper terms
The report records bid figures with 2 percent calls on acceptances and 1 percent time loans, noting easy markets. It mentions 60 to 90 day periods, 4 to 6 months, and prime commercial paper at 3 percent with collateral factors.
BAR SILVER AND MEXICAN DOLLAR RATES QUOTED
New York August 6 bar silver quoted at 68 percent Mexican dollar at 52 and a half cents.
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Metal Market Prices Summary
New York metal values show copper firm for electrolytic spot and futures at 13 13 c. Tin remains firm at 51 87. Iron steady with No 1 northern at 19 19 a. Lead steady at 7 50 7 75 c. Zinc firm at East St Louis 6 15 6 20 c. Antimony spot at 9 c.
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London Metals Prices and Futures Rates
London metal markets report U currencies with Standard Copper spot and futures at £64 7s 6d to £65 7s 6d electrolytic copper £68 spot and £68 10s futures Tin spot £250 7s 6d futures £259 12s 6d Lead spot £32 15s futures £31 17s 6d Zinc spot £32 10s futures £31 10s.
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Livestock Prices in Chicago Sluggish as Receipts Rise
U S Department of Agriculture reports Chicago hogs at 19 000 head with slow uneven demand and mostly lower prices. Hogs ranged from a top of 10 to 10 35 for best heavy weights while packing hogs and slaughter pigs declined. Cattle receipts 13 000 with market nearly at a standstill and fat cows scarce. Sheep receipts 18 000 with native lambs around steady and fat ewes at 5 to 6 50.
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Cattle and hog market summary from St Paul August update
Cattle receipts 1500 and hog receipts 6000 show steady to lower trends. Best steers and yearlings bring 8 to 9.50. Calves rise to 9.25 for lights. Hogs average 9.50 to 9.75 with top 9.75. Sheep steady with fat native lambs 11.50 to 12.50 and ewes 6 to 6.50.
Los Angeles Livestock Prices Mixed as Receipts Rise
Cattle receipts reach 600 with active but uneven bidding. Steers mostly 25 to 50 cents higher, top $7.75 for northern California load. hogs 800 head, slow but mostly 50 cents higher, top $11.25. sheep 46 head, steady with three decks at around $9.75 and culls at $6.50.
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Spokane market reports steady cattle hogs and sheep
Spokane August 6 cattle receipts 196 hogs 211 market steady unchanged. Sheep none market steady. Local market report notes limited activity and stable prices as buyers and sellers hold firm.
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Portland Port in Market Report Cattle Receipts Mixed
Portland August 6 cattle and calves market report shows no receipts. animals listed include beef cattle and bulls with mixed conditions and pricing notes for the U S Department of Agriculture settlement.
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Market Report Shows Hog and Lamb Price Movements
Yearlings excluded and hogs nominally steady with no receipts. Feeder and stocker pigs 70 to 130 pounds quoted common to good and choice at 8.50 to 9.00. Sheep and lambs strong with receipts at 253. Lambs light and handy weight Mount Adams 10.00 to 10.80.
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Denver Livestock Prices Mixed as Receipts Rise
Hogs receipts 1400 slow and 25 to 40 cents lower with 180 to 240 pound averages mostly 9.50 to 9.75. Cattle receipts 600 Calves steady. steer sale values around 8 to 8.75 with bulls weak 2.75 to 3.50. Sheep receipts 2400 active. fat lambs steady, Colorado lead 668 pounds at 12.60, breeder ewes 6.50, feeder ewes 4.25.
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Copper coins in China devalue gups and dent wage power
Copper coins circulating in China total about 40 billions in value, lowering the copper cent to roughly 190 to 1.00 in silver. Mints discontinue heavy coinage as prices fall, affecting masses and wage earners while eight Chinese banks with $25 million capital expand, boosting foreign trade via letters of credit.
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