Markets and weather set tone for grain and butter
Chicago markets closed unsettled as corn, oats, and wheat retreated after early highs, with December corn at 1.18 and wheat down about 2 percent. Prices fluctuated amid hot forecasts and profit taking, while butter held steady near 36 cents and potatoes showed modest gains in Chicago and Minneapolis sectors.
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New York stocks rise on Dawes plan progress
The market welcomed Germany and allied governments agreeing on the Dawes plan with broad gains in favorites like United States Steel and American Can. Utilities and rails advanced as copper shares hit new highs while time money eased and foreign exchange softened, with sterling down to 4.61 and the franc off about 10 points.
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Market Booms on News From Europe
A market rally greets the new week as Dawes plan progress and Ruhr evacuation lift stocks. Copper and shipping shares rise on European trade hopes while American Smelting and United States Steel attract attention. Reports show big cash inflows from AT&T offerings and mixed grain and livestock moves across St. Paul Kansas City Denver and Portland markets, with cattle, hogs, and sheep varying in price and demand.
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Livestock Market Reports from Omaha and Chicago
U S Department of Agriculture reports mixed livestock activity. Hogs in Omaha bring mostly 8.10 to 9.25 per cwt with top near 9 25. cattle receipts 14 000 with fed steers and yearlings steady to unevenly lower. hogs in Chicago show declines with top near 10.00 and varied weights. cattle receipts 25 000 with steady to unevenly lower prices. sheep receipts 13 and early sales to packers quoted around 13.65 to 14.25 for fat native lambs.
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Market and commodity prices from a historic newspaper segment
The page lists cattle hogs and sheep quotations with receipts and price ranges for various weights and grades. It includes foreign exchange rates and metal prices, noting currencies from Britain France and Germany, with brief mentions of municipal uniforms and a proposed English police uniform enhancement.
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