Wheat Price Decline Weighs Market on February 20
The Associated Press reports Chicago markets show wheat slipping across futures with July leading the drop amid favorable winter wheat outlooks. May and July wheat futures fall while corn and oats follow, despite some export activity to Russia and renewed livestock strength supporting proceeds in the provisions. Cash quotes list wheat at No. 4 hard 1.78, corn 1.18-1.20, oats 49-55 cents, with lard and ribs also cited.
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Stock Market Rises After Week’s Decline
New York stocks firmed on February 20 with one to five point gains across a broad list led by Baldwin Locomotive up to 145 and closing at 144% amid renewed buying, short covering, and expectations of higher dividends. Pan-American Petroleum leapt over three points on a $6 annual dividend plan, while Rock Island and Frisco hit new highs on strong turnover. Call money stayed around 3 percent as time funds remained firm and European markets also improved.
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Money Leaving for the Interior
Money tides turn as funds move from New York to interior points amid liquidation. Federal reserve data show a $10.565 million rise in bills discounted, led by Richmond and St Louis. New York rediscounts fall by $725k. Reports cite large mineral and oil activity, copper output, and new broadcasting station KUOM at Missoula.
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Duluth Flax closes with March and May bids
In Duluth on February 20 the flax market shows tight closing prices for February at $2.96 percent, with March at $2.98, April at $2.99, May at $2.99, and July at $2.98, reflecting a steady curve.
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Sugar prices steady as refiners hold at 5.90c
New York feb 20 no changes in refined sugar prices with refiners listing 5.90c for fine granulated. Demand remains fair and futures closed irregular with approx 31,000 tons sold. March 2.79c May 2.92c July 3.10c September 3.23c.
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Butter and Eggs Market Report
Butter steady with current make No 2 at 22 22 percent, receipts 12 280. Eggs receipts 26 899, whites firsts to extras 41 44 cents. Cheese firm with 42 301 pounds receipts, state whole milk flats, 25 26 cents. Chicago butterwet creamery extras 40 cents, standard 39 cents, firsts 36 37 cents, seconds 32 34 cents. Eggs unchanged with 18 818 cases received.
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Potatoes Market Mixed as Northern Whites Gain Ground
Early morning trading in potatoes is uneven with Northern Whites stronger and Runsets weaker. Receipts total 60 cars. United States shipments reach 856. Wisconsin Round Whites priced at 1.15 to 1.20 dollars a sack, fancy 1.35, Idaho Russell sacks 2.50 to 2.60 dollars, fancy up to 2.70, bulk condition 1.20.
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Foreign exchange steady as markets hold late February quotes
Foreign exchanges held steady in New York with demand and cable quotes for Great Britain at $4.76 and 4.76 for cables plus 60 day bills at $4.72. Italy's demand stood at 4.09 with cables at 4.40. India's monsoon had a favorable spell boosting activity across industries.
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Livestock prices advance as hogs cattle and sheep rise in Chicago market
Hogs 33 000 head active up to 25 35 cents, top at 11 60 a new season high. 140 to 160 lb averages around 10 25 to 10 80, packing hogs 10 50 10 65, slaughter pigs 9 75 10 Cattle receipts 4 000 mostly active, fed steers 8 50 9 75, fat cows 4 50 6 50, bulls 9 75 10 25, beef heifers 7 50 9 00, heavy weight fat beef bulls slow near 12 0. Sheep receipts 8 000 fat lambs steady to strong, shipping lambs 17 50 17 85, fat ewes 8 50 9, feeding lambs 16 50 16 75.
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Denver Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices Feb 20
Denver Feb 20 hog receipts 300 up 20 cents top 11.10 for 230 lb. cattle receipts 400 calves 50 slow steady. fat stockers and aged feeders mixed. sheep 3500 fat lambs steady early four loads 88 to 93 lb at 16 freight pid. ewes 110 lb at 7.80 flat.
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Omaha Hog and Cattle Prices Report
Market summary from Omaha on February 20 shows hogs 15,000 head active and 19 cents higher, top hogs $11.20, and weights from 140 to 200 pounds. Cattle receipts 1,100 with killing classes steady. fed steers and yearlings $7.25 to $9.25, cows $6.50 to $7.50, stockers scarce. Sheep receipts 5,500 with lambs slow to steady, fed lambs around $16.25 to $16.60 and ewes lighter.
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Cattle Market Report From Sioux City Feb 20
Sioux City Iowa February 20 cattle market fairly active with fat steers and yearlings around 6.50 to 7.50, fat cows and heifers 4 to 4.75, veals 5 to 10.50, bulls 4 to 5.25, feeders 6 to 8, stockers 5.50 to 7.50, stock yearlings and calves 4.50 to 7.50, feeding cows and heifers 3 to 5.
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St Paul Cattle and Hogs See Mixed Receipts, Prices Steady
Cattle receipts about 1000 and hogs 10000 at St Paul on February 20 with generally steady demand. Steers and yearlings in ample supply with top grades strong. fat stock steady to firm with packers seeking heavy cuts. Calves and veal up to 50 cents higher. sheep receipts 500 slow but around steady with good fed lambs and choice ewes in demand.
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Cattle Hogs and Lambs Steady In Portland Market
Portland Feb 20 cattle and calves nominally steady with no receipts hogs steady with 1500 receipts and 1395 direct sheep and lambs nominally steady with no receipts trade tone reflects a quiet market for livestock in Portland with steady prices across categories and no new stock arriving.
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Market Receipts Steady in Spokane Trading
Spokane on February 20 reports cattle receipts at 8 with the market steady. Hog receipts total 224 with prices steady and unchanged. Sheep receipts none and the market steady with no change.
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Cattle prices steady to strong in Los Angeles market
Los Angeles cattle receipts reach 400 with 100 calves as buyers show steady to strong demand. Medium steers start around 7.50 with loads above 8, good northern heifers at 6.25, stock notes 4.25 to 5.75, cutters 2 to 3.50, bulls 4.75 to 4.50, calves featured in the report.
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Market Summary for Calves Hogs and Sheep
Moderately active market for calves at 298 pounds sold at 3.50 per hundredweight. Hog receipts total 900 with 800 holdovers and activity 10 to 15 cents higher. butcher hogs 176 to 190 pounds bring 12.70 to 12.75, packing sows 10.25. Sheep receipts none with one lot of ewes arriving late and unsold. prices steady overall.
Seattle Stock Yards Receipts And Hog Prices
Seattle stock yard report from February 20 shows receipts of 50 cattle and 4200 hogs. Market very active with top hogs at 12.55 dollars, prime hogs 160 to 200 pounds averaging 12 to 12.25, and choice steers from 7.50 to 8 dollars representing the adver tising price range.
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Call money rates steady with high accepting 3 percent
New York reports easy call money with rates at 3 percent across terms. Closing bids and offered rates sit at 3 percent, call loans against acceptance at 2.5 to 3 percent, time loans steady. Prime commercial paper remains at 3 percent as mixed collateral lengths range 60 to 270 days.
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Metals Market Report Steady Prices In New York
Copper firm with spot and futures at 148 and 2a, tin steady at 57.50 cents, iron unchanged, lead steady around 9.12 to 9.25 cents, zinc steady at 76 cents in East St Louis, antimony spot 20.50 cents.
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London Metals Prices Report February London Market
London metals market updates show copper spot £65 with futures £65 17s 6d Electrolytic copper spot £69 10s with futures £70 Tin spot £263 12s 6d with futures £266 2s 6d Lead spot £138 12s 6d with futures £37 7s 6d Zinc spot £37 with futures £36 7s 6d
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Bar silver prices and Japanese quake recovery note
Bar silver at 68 1 2 cents per ounce with Mexican dollars at 52 1 2 cents. London bar silver quoted 323 16d per ounce. Money rate 3 percent. Outside transport renewal, suburban home building, and city repairs in Japan quake area, little progress noted in permanent restoration.
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