Corn prices set new high amid uneven market rally
Prices for new corn deliveries climbed to peak levels on August 13 as unseasonable cool and heavy rains affected growth. Oats rose with corn while wheat fell on harvest movement. Cash quotes showed No 2 yellow corn at 1.16 to 1.16% with mixed bids across futures and grains markets in Chicago Minneapolis and New York reporting.
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Stock market swings mark August trading on the New York Exchange
Profit taking disrupts gains with irregular moves across sectors. Crucible Steel falls four points while Kennecott and Chile advance fractionally. United States Steel slips. Silver demand from foreign buyers lifts some issues as a mixed session closes with National Biscuit and Leather stocks among notable movers.
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Hogs and cattle prices across multiple markets Aug 13
Livestock reports from Chicago Omaha and other cities show hog receipts around 32 000 with prices generally 25 cents lower than Tuesday. Cattle receipts about 13 000 with steady to lower dressed weights and shifting demand. Sheep receipts near 15 000 with fat lambs rising about 25 cents. Also notes New York money rates and a Whitman College anniversary in Walla Walla.
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Market Slips as Weather Dampens Trading Activity
Prices ended mixed with corn and wheat trading choppy after a firm start. Market tone remains cautious as hedging suggests dull conditions ahead and influence of weather factors kept activity subdued.
Market summaries from Spokane and Los Angeles reports
Cattle and sheep receipts mixed across markets with steady to unchanged tone. In Spokane cattered values show two-year stockers around five dollars, fat sheep around six dollars, while Los Angeles notes higher steer prices up to five eighty five and hogs near eleven with sows eight to eight twenty five.
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