Wheat market rally lifts values across Chicago trading
Wheat values climbed as Kansas and Nebraska were seen lacking surplus and buyers, with millers in Chicago and Kansas City showing strong demand. Prices firmed with September near 99 to 99 1/4 cents and December around 1.02 to 1.02 1/2 dollars, while corn and oats posted gains and fats held steady.
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Wall Street dull on holiday eve with mixed stock moves
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange was irregular and subdued as investors awaited tomorrow’s holiday. German Ruhr resistance weighed on continental rates while U S Steel’s unfilled orders fell more than expected and railroad wage talks influenced sentiment. Major shares hit lows then recovered with American Locomotive and United States Steel moving on dividend news and bank loan speculation.
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Market Drifts as Steel Tonnage and Copper Woes Steady
The market moved on a waitful day with United States Steel tonnage near expectations and a small rally in steel issues. General Motors gained on production signals while auto shares faced profit taking. Copper prices fell with renewed selling led by Anaconda, despite stated demand. Kelly-Springfield laid off 1,200 at Cumberland amid seasonal rubber tire slack.
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Hogs and Cattle Markets Report From Chicago and Omaha
AP dispatch details Aug 9 hog and cattle receipts in Chicago and Omaha. Prices span hogs 6.70 to 8.06, cattle top near 12.45 for matured steers, vealers 12.00s, sheep offerings with lambs around 12.60 to 12.85. Strong demand for western lambs and stocker cattle noted amid slow bidding in portions of the market.
Foreign exchange quotes across major nations and regions
Associated Press reports international currency bids with demand and cable values. Britain and France show strong demand while Germany and Belgium post minimal rates. Other nations including Norway Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil and Canada are listed with varied figures.
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London Metals and Silver Rates Report
London metals prices for copper and zinc quoted for spot and futures with figures in pounds shillings and pence. Bar silver prices reported by New York and Mexico City markets alongside a brief August update on silver percent rates.
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Leather securities hit 15 year low amid profit woes
An effort to secure metal at under market prices failed as leather securities registered a sharp drop. Central Leather fell to the lowest levels in 15 years amid ongoing concerns over earnings and inability to post profits.
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Cattle and Hog Markets at St Paul Auction Results
South St Paul market reports show grain fed steers and yearlings largely steady with mixed loads around 9.50 to 10. Grading prices for heifers and cows range from 3.50 to 5.50. Calves rise to about 10.50 for best light stock. Hogs steady to higher with 149 to 180 lb averages at 7.75 and 180 to 300 lb at 7.50. Sheep steady with fat lambs around 11.25 and ewes at 6.50.
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Kansas City Livestock Price Report for Aug 9
Cattle receipts 7000 calves 1700 beef steers and yearlings steady with top heavy steers at 10.50. mixed yearlings 10.60. stock cows 4.10 to 5.25. bulls steady. vealers strong to 0.25 higher. hogs receipts 5000, mostly steady with shipper top 7.55 and packer top 7.45. bulk 7.10 to 7.50. stock pigs 6.00 to 6.40. sheep receipts 2000 with range lambs about 12 cents lower. Idaho 99 pounders 10.15, natives steady, best 11.50 to 11.85.
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Hog and cattle market report from Denver
DENVER August 9 USDA market totals show hog receipts at 2300 with prices 10 to 20 cents lower. top 195 pound average at 7.55 and bulk sales 7.35 to 7.50. sow markets steady at 6 to 8.25. Cattle receipts 4000 across classes generally steady. high price 984 pound grass steers at 8.25. yearlings 7.80. grass cows 3.50 to 4.50. canners 2 to 2.25. Sheep receipts 1100 with killer class 15 to 25 cents higher. western lambs 75 pound average 11.75.
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Two carloads owing and market notes from cattle sale
Two carloads brought in for sale with debts of 6.15 and mixed wethers and yearlings at 8.50 per head. One load of feeding lambs remained unsold early in the sale, reflecting a small market session with variable demand.
Spokane Market News Cattle and Hogs Steady
Spokane market notes report cattle receipts at 67 with light veal calves 8 to 9, heavy veal calves 6.50 to 8, no other changes. Hog receipts 398. Sheep receipts none, market steady with no quotation changes.
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Portland Market Report Signals Steady Cattle and Hog Prices
Portland market note reports nominally steady cattle prices with receipts around 27 head, hog prices holding steady with no receipts and 768 direct, and a weak undertone for sheep with 301 head received.
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New York money rates steady at four percent
New York money markets report call money steady at 4 percent with closing bids at 4 percent. Call loans against acceptances quoted around 4.5 percent. Time loans show firm demand with 60 to 90 day terms at about 5 percent and 4 to 6 month terms at 5 percent. Prime commercial paper noted at 5 and 5.4 percent.
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