Markets show grain prices rise with Liverpool Wheat lift
The Associated Press reports higher grain prices as September wheat and corn reach new seasonal highs amid Liverpool demand and European exchange effects. Wheat unsettled. corn and oats near steady. hog weakness lowers provisions. Cash quotes list No. 3 red wheat 1.95-1.96, No. 4 hard 1.80, corn 1.20-1.32, oats 0.59-0.61, rye 1.63-1.54, barley 0.50-1.01, and seed prices with varying futures.
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Interest Shown in Motor Stocks by Big Banks
Wall street confidence centers on General Motors as Morgan and First National Bank interests drive a rally. Goodrich stock strengthens amid 1924 earnings, while interbank money markets hold at 3 to 4 percent. Zinc ore dealings reported from El Paso district and Utah gold claims linked to arsenic and gold values. Great Northern ore properties seen as set for a record year with ore movements ahead, and railway bonds discussed for Milwaukee and St Paul financing. Wheat markets show volatility with July futures hitting highs before retreat.
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Summary of cattle hog and sheep receipts and prices from Omaha to Seattle with mixed demand. Cattle receipts varied, with steers and yearlings trading mostly steady to higher on strong weights, cows and bulls lower to steady. hogs slow with 200 to 275 pound buyers steady to slightly below Wednesday. lambs and sheep generally firm, fat lambs steady to higher in most markets. Major centers: South St. Paul, Los Angeles, Portland, Denver, Seattle.
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Wheat and oats trade shifts amid dock strike in Australia
The report notes Italy and Germany moving barley and wheat shipments, Australia’s dock strike threatening ready sold wheat exports. Wheat prices fluctuated with gains fading, oats trading lightly, and a sale of fifty thousand Canadian oats reported for export.
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