Markets and grain prices slip amid trading in Detroit wheat
Wheat futures drifted lower with December 2.32 to 2.38 and cash quotes showing No. 2 red at 2.55 to 2.56. Corn futures eased near mid session as September and December values hovered around 1.42 to 1.43 and 1.19 respectively, while oats and barley posted mild gains. Hog prices rose up to 40 cents, and butter and eggs moved higher on U.S. receipts of 8,228 cases with varied firsts and storage-packed tiers.
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Broad demand for rails dominates New York stock market
At the New York Stock Exchange on August 26, investors pursued rail stocks with broader gains in bonds, while most industrials fell or held. Major rails like Southern Pacific and Union Pacific edged higher, Missouri Pacific and others slipped, and call loans opened at 7 percent as market activity remained sluggish. Copper held steady, tin rose, and lead eased to close firm after a dull session.
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Livestock Market Report from Chicago Auction
Cattle receipts around 11 000 with market steady to 25 cents higher on beef steers. Hogs receipts near 18 000 with prices up to 25 cents higher. Sheep receipts about 25 000 with prices unevenly higher and very good native lamb bids reaching around 13.50. Bulls and canners moved slowly with modest declines in some categories.
Market results from Spokane and Omaha hog and cattle trade
Spokane and Omaha market reports show hogs selling mostly 25 to 35 cents lower with prime mixed hogs around 16.75 to 16.75 and heavies 14.50 to 15.25. Cattle receipts total 43 at Spokane with prime steers 9.50 to 10 and better. calves and stockers around 5 to 8. Sheep at Spokane limited with prime lambs 9.50 to 10 and yearlings 5.50 to 6.50. Omaha reports 6,000 hogs, mostly 13.75 to 14.75, cattle 1,909 receipts with beef and feeder cattle steady to 25 cents higher. sheep 26,500 with killing strong to 25 cents higher and best lambs around 13.25 and ewes steady.
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Market Mixed After Raid Pressure and Europe Bets
The market opened cautious after a raid on Bethlehem Motor receivership, then firmed with professionals covering and small advances. J L Replogle and Clarence H Howard urged optimism about Europe and postwar stability, noting rising steel demand and pending railroad wage disbursements. Butte & Superior reported a quarterly loss. Frantzwell No 2 oil began flowing to Winnett, with capacity up to 1,500 barrels daily. Hedley Gold Mining runs 150 men with ore valued near nine dollars a ton and production costs around eight fifty.
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Mines and Mines Near Helena Report Blooming Ore and Mills
Mines in Lump Gulch near Helena widen on new fifth level with richer ore and a second high grade silver shoot in the west drift. At Jardine Park county boasts the largest modern gold mill dropping 50 stamps and processing 250 tons daily. In Cooke City district a boom year sees ore hauled to Gardiner and substantial work on McKay properties. Iron Mask mine Townsend drives forward with a second drift to cross 80 percent lead vein.
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Wall Street Flashes Read in Copper and Rail Outlook
Wall Street circles monitor copper and share markets for any shake-out before improvements. No large bull bets seen in copper shares while railroads look to a strong 1921 with high freight rates and a January rise. General brokerage sentiment foresees moderate market gains by month’s end if money and foreign news stay stable. Commodities have fallen enough to hint at banks releasing three to four billion dollars in loans, much of which finances rail needs, reducing net loan curtailment to under half previous estimates.
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Sugar Market Report from New York
Raw sugar nominal. Refined dull and easy, fine granulated, 17,17,10e.
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Bar silver and Mexican dollar prices steady in New York
RAK SILVER New York Aug 26 Bar silver domestic unchanged foreign 98c Mexican dollars T5e
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New Capital in Sheeby Mine in Santa Rita District
Montana and eastern capital have formed a syndicate to take over the Sheeby group of mines in the Agua Caliente region, 25 miles northwest of Nogales. Development starts Sept. 1 with notable operators like Lee Mantle and former Governor Spriggs among the buyers, promising growth for Santa Cruz county and Nogales. Ed and Jerry Sheehy and associates have developed the ore body for a decade.
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Money Market Report Highlights Rates and Currencies
New York mercantile paper steady and money markets tight with call money at 7 to 9 percent and time loans firm for all dates. Sterling weaker in late dealings at 3.57% to 3.58% on cables, while London discount rates show short bills at 6% and three month bills around 6% to 6.16 percent. other currencies quoted include francs, guilders, lire, and marks with varying demand and cable figures. bar silver in London at 61.5 cents per ounce.
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