Markets lift on export demand boosting wheat prices
Wheat futures closed higher on stronger export demand and smaller domestic farm reserves rumors. May and July wheat traded near and above 1.90 a bushel as traders anticipated U S and European purchases, with corn and oats also rising and hogs at peak prices. Reports from Minneapolis show firm cash wheat and related grain quotes while dairy markets held steady in New York and Chicago.
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Rail and equipment stocks lead steady New York market
Stiff money rates tempered speculative enthusiasm but high grade issues attracted steady demand. American Locomotive set a new record at 134% then eased to 133% up 3%. Baldwin rose 2% to 143%. Air Reduction climbed 4% to 109% while United States Steel closed up fractionally at 124%. Market breadth showed gains in rail and motor shares amid sugar price boosts and firmer call money at 4%.
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Professionals Exert Pressure on Stocks and Commodities
Investors boosted American Locomotive Baldwin Radio Corporation and Air Reduction with new highs and strong expectations for 1925 profits. Atchison rose to its best levels since 1909 while sugar stocks gained on refined demand and dividend hopes. Grain closed higher as wheat rose above 1.90 aided by farm reserve talks and exporter activity. corn and oats also firm.
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Duluth Flax Futures Close Prices Report
In Duluth on February 25 the flax market showed February at 3.02 dollars, March at 3.02 and 3/4 cents, April at 3.02, May at 3.03, and July at 3.02 dollars.
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Flour and Bran Prices in Minneapolis and Potatoes Market
Flour unchanged in Minneapolis today with bran at 23.24 dollars. Chicago reports a steady potato market with light offerings and limited trading, 50 cars in receipts and 1,093 cars United States shipments, Wisconsin round whites at 1.05 to 1.15 and peak 1.25, Idaho sacked Russets noted.
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Sugar futures close steady with modest demand
New York sugar futures closed steady on February 25 with about 64,400 tons sold. Contracts for March at 2.93 cents, May 3.04, July 3.23, September 3.36. Overall activity was described as only moderate with refiners accepting business.
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Mixed loan rates and terms from financial notes
The snippet lists varied lending terms such as call loans against acceptances at 3 to 4 percent, time loans with mixed collateral ranging 60 to 90 days at 3 percent, two to four months at 2 to 4 percent, and prime commercial paper at 3 percent. It reads like a ledger of percentage rates for short term funding.
Foreign exchange rates report from New York update
New York foreign exchange prices show Great Britain demand at 4.75 percent and cables at 4.75 percent with 60 day bills at 4.72 percent. France demand 5.15 percent and cables 5.16 percent. Italy demand 4.03 percent and cables 4.03 percent.
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Silver and mint rates in two world markets
New York and London market notes report bar silver at 68 and 32 ce per ounce respectively. Mexican dollars fetch 62 ce in New York, while London lists money at 3 percent.
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Chicago hog and cattle prices steady to higher in brisk market
Swestock Chicago reports February receipts of 22 000 hogs with price ranges from 9.25 to 12.05 for various weights and steady to higher bids. Cattle receipts 7 000 with fed steers and yearlings up about 25 cents, high demand for heavy finished cattle and lighter offerings. Sheep receipts 14 000 with fat lambs steady to higher and feeding lambs active around 17 to 17.25 per hundredweight.
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Cattle Hog and Sheep Receipts Reported at St Paul Market
In St Paul area markets February 25 cattle receipts reached about 2,500 with steady to strong turnover and price gains on higher grade fat cattle. Hog receipts totaled 18,500 with slow movement but prices mostly steady to higher on medium weight and heavy butchers, while calves and sheep also showed limited early sales and mixed gains for veal and native lambs. Heavier hogs and bulk cattle ranges cited with specific bid levels across categories.
Omaha Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Rise in Active Market
Omaha reports 15,500 hog receipts with better grades up 10 to 15 cents and light underweights 15 to 26 cents higher. Hogs mostly 10.75 to 11.65 for bulk 200 to 300 pound butchers, top around 11.70. Cattle receipts 6,000 with fed steers and yearlings up about 25 cents, butchers and heifers higher to 8.60, veal 11. Top stockers and feeders scarce. Sheep receipts 12,000 with early western lambs steady and desirable weights around 16.75 to 17.25 for bulk.
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Livestock Markets Reported From Denver Sioux City and Los Angeles
Receipts across three cities show hogs higher to 15 cents, top paid $11.65 for 226 to 250 lb pigs. Cattle and calves firm to higher with load cows around $6.20 and bulls up to $4.20. fat veal top $11. Sheep and lambs slow but steady with fat lambs near $16.50 to $17 and ewes around $8.40 for 104 pounds. In Sioux City market activity remains steady for killers and weak for stockers. Los Angeles sees steady to higher hogs and steady to strong cattle with a range of prices for steers, cows, calves, and sheep.
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Spokane Market Report Shows Steady Cattle and Hogs
Spokane has cattle receipts of 120 and hog receipts of 440 with steady demand. Prices range for hogs from 11 to 12.25 per hundredweight, with light heavies at 11.50 to 11.75 and rough sows 9 to 10.25. Cattle receipts and receipts of sheep or goats are noted as steady with 30 sheep receipts.
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Portland Market Report Cattle Steady With Mixed Receipts
Portland Ore Feb 25 cattle steady with receipts 28. hogs 142 steady with limited sales. sheep steady with 69 heads available. price ranges include cattle good 7.75 to 8.25, ordinary 6 to 7, heifers 6.75 to 7, canners 5 to 6. Hog demand steady with few trades.
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Seattle Market Report Sees Active Hog Prices
Seattle, Feb. 23. Recents cattle and hog offerings total about 500 cattle and 1000 hogs. Market very active with top hogs around 12.65 dollars, prime hogs 160 to 200 pounds averaging 12.35 to 12.50, choice sows 7.75 to 8.50, and cows and heifers from 6.25 to 7.00.
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London Metals Market Rates Report
London news records metal prices with spot and futures quotes for copper lead and zinc. Standard copper spot and futures prices are given, along with lead and zinc figures in historic currency terms.
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