Corn Registering Another Advance In Weak Markets
Abnormally cool mid August weather and light frosts in Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan lifted corn to top prices this season. Traders cited potential yield curtailment from frost and strong buying amid meager country offerings with Indianapolis and Louisville competing for supplies. Wheat firmed, oats steady, provisions up as corn led markets.
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Illnois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Market gains lift industrials as rails wane on profit hopes
Speculators pivot from railroad stocks to industrials in New York trading, with Twenty-silocks hitting new peaks as copper and metal prices rise. American Smelting Kennecott Chile Inspiration and Federal Mining push past prior highs, National Lead climbs, and General Electric advances. Oil issues rally on short covering while some blue chips slip. Call money steady as interbank rates hold. Sterling and French francs edge higher amid stalled Allied evacuation talks.
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Chile
Baldwin
United States
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Ontario
Western
Omaha
Harlem Wold
Southern Pacific
Western Union
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Railway
Steel Spring
Lignett and Myers
Ruth Fred
General Electric
Thek
National Biscuit
Davison Chemical
United
Druge Dante Boone Woolen Mills
Basuaan Kodak
Sterling
Frenchy
Arcana
Livestock Market Report Across U S Regions Aug 14
The Associated Press dispatch summarizes cattle hogs and sheep trade across Chicago Omaha Saint Paul Spokane Denver Portland Los Angeles and Los Angeles markets on Aug 14. Hogs mostly 25 to 40 cents higher with prices about 9.35 to 10.60 per hundredweight. cattle receipts show mixed demand with top steers around 14.00 and yearlings around 10.60, while sheep and lambs trade steady to firm with several regions noting strong native lambs and feeding lambs. Reports cite numerous regional price ranges, receipts, and market activity levels from USDA data and local offices.
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Associated Press
United States
Texas
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United States Dept. of Agriculture
Omaha
Portland
Dept. of Agriculture
Los Angeles
California
Germany in Need of Much Silver Headlines World Trade Woes
An eclectic digest notes Germany's silver shortages amid wartime trade strains. Reports detail copper and sugar market shifts, wheat selling during pay week, liberal export buying, and expectations for winter wheat movement. Corn shows strength with late row crops, while cotton prices wobble. Call money trends in New York show tight liquidity with short-term rates around two percent.
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Magna
Chicago
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