Wheat prices rise as supplies shrink in Chicago market
Wheat closes firm with May at 1.73 to 1.74 and July at 1.50 to 1.50. Corn and oats gain, provisions mix. Canadian crop movement and overestimation of Canadian yield push buying. Liverpool and Winnipeg quotations support gains. Minneapolis notes No. 1 northern wheat at 1.66 to 1.70 May, flax at 2.41 to 2.45, flour steady to higher with patents around 9.40 to 9.50.
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Uncertainty over United States Steel meeting dampens New York market
The New York Stock Exchange sees a lower drift as steel directors meet amid rumors of dividends. Total sales under 1.2 million shares mark the smallest full session since September 1925 despite partial rallies in steel, motors, and rails.
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Flax Prices in Duluth for January to July contracts
In Duluth on January 26 close flax prices are listed as follows: January $2.40, February $2.42, March $2.43, May $2.44, July $2.46.
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Butter and Eggs Prices Headline Chicago Market
Butter rose with higher receipts in Chicago on January 26. Creamery extras quoted at 43 1/2 to 44 cents, standards 43 1/2 cents, extra firsts 44 1/4 cents, firsts 41 1/2 to 42 cents, seconds 38 to 40 1/2 cents. Eggs fell. receipts 9,545. Firsts around 84 1/2 cents, ordinary firsts 32 cents.
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Sugar prices hold steady in New York market
Refined sugar was unchanged to 10 points higher as raw costs rose. Fine granulated sugar quoted from 56.25 to 6.40 cents per pound, reflecting tighter raw material costs.
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Potatoes market weak with Idaho and Wisconsin quotes
Chicago reports a weaker potato market with Idahos most affected. Receipts totaled 81 cars and total U S shipments 496. Wisconsin Round White sacked prices range 3.85 to 4.10, Minnesota 3.75 to 3.90, Idaho Russels 4 to 4.15, partly graded 3.50 to 3.90. New York money markets show call rate at 4 percent with loans on acceptances at 3 percent and short term paper at 4 percent.
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Foreign exchange steady in New York markets
Foreign exchanges steady with Great Britain at 4.85 15 16 dollars demand and 4.86% cables. 60 day bills on banks at 4.81. France demand 3.71, cables 3.71. Italy demand 4.03, cables 4.03. Belgium demand 4.54. Germany demand 23.80.
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Market Quotes Bar Silver and Mexican Dollars
Bar silver in New York at 67 1/2 cents per ounce and Mexican dollars at 51 1/2 cents. In London, bar silver quoted at 80 1/2 pence per ounce with money at 4 percent.
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Belgian mine owners avert strike with wage increase
Belgian coal mine owners raised wages by five percent to prevent a strike. Mechanical workers received a two and a half percent rise following their demand.
New York Stock Market Weighs News of Mergers and Dividends
The Jan. 26 trading session hovered with indecision as Steel Corp news and mergers fueled talk of high priced shares. Analysts noted heavy Steel common and a late rally followed by offerings, with concerns from the anthracite conference and Federal Reserve meeting ahead. Chile Copper declared a quarterly dividend of 62.5 cents per share to stockholders of record March 3.
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Wheat market rides strong wave worldwide gains
Chicago reports a firm domestic wheat market with strong European interest and better flour demand. Corn and oats rise amid dwindling farm movement, with farmers holding and off grade demand active. Rye gains lead as commissions rest on weak spots and buyers step in.
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Metal Market Snapshot From New York
Copper electrolytic spot and futures steady with tin near 61.75 cents for spot and 61.12 cents for futures. Iron and lead prices steady while zinc in East St. Louis trades around 10 cents spot and 8.10 cents futures. Antimony spot at 22.50 cents.
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London Metals Prices and Futures Report
London metal prices dated January 26 show standard copper spot at £58 12s 6d with futures at £59 15s. Electrolytic copper spot £65 with futures £65 10s. Tin spot £277 17s 6d with futures £273 15s. Lead spot £34 5s with futures £34. Zinc spot £37 with futures £36 12s. Zinc spot £37c with futures £36 128 6d.
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Hogs and cattle prices mixed at Chicago Livestock Market
Hog receipts 34 000 with uneven trading opening strong then slow around Monday's average. Prices for 160 to 190 pound hogs largely 13 13.25 per cwt and lighter weights up to 13.65. Cattle receipts 10 000 with fed steers steady to strong, yearlings 11.10, steers mostly 8.75 to 10.25, bulls steady and sheep weak with fat lambs around 15.25 to 15.50 and fat ewes 8.50 to 9.0.
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Cattle and Hog Market Reports From St Paul Minnesota
Cattle Receipts 1600 with steers and yearlings slow to steady and top weight ranges. Calves 2900 steady with buyers paying up to 11.50. Hogs 9000 mostly steady with best Monday times up to 10 cents higher, 150 to 300 pound hogs 12.50 to 18, packing sows 10.50 to 11, pigs steady. Sheep Receipts 2000 with fat lambs 25 cents lower and natives and westerns selling 13 to 14.50 with several loads unsold early prospects steady.
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Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha market report shows hog receipts at 18,500 with steady to higher light offerings and mixed bid ranges. Cattle receipts 6,500 with feeders steady to higher and steers up to 10.80, and sheep receipts 11,000 with lambs slow and sheep steady, tops cited for fat lambs around 14.75 and feeders 8.40 to 8.65.
Cattle and Hog Prices From Spokane Market Report
Spokane market totals show cattle receipts 151 with steady prices. Hogs receipts 728 with good to choice $13.10 to $13.35, light heavies $5.60 to $5.85, heavies $11.10, sows $10.35 to $10.36, fat pigs $12.10 to $12.35, feeders and underweight pigs $12.75. Sheep receipts 4 with steady prices.
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Denver Market Report Hogs and Cattle Prices Tighten
Denver, Jan 26. Hogs receipts 2800 with direct-to-packers at steady to strong bids, top 13.05 for light loads. loads up to 230 pounds 12.75 13, heavy drives 12.50, sows 10.50 11. Cattle receipts 1100 with dealers strong, top 13, some to 13.25, medium weight beef steers 8.25 8.50, other classes steady.
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Market Report Cattle Prices and Lamb Receipts
Cattle prices listed: cows $7.15 and $5.60 to $8.50 for some. Heifers $8 to $8.25. Several loads $7.25 to $17.75, bulls $4.50 to $5.50. Stockers and feeders scarce with some around $7.50. Stocker heifers $6 and stock cows $4.25. Sheep receipts 8,300. fat lambs slow but steady. Two loads 88-pound lambs $14.25 with freight paid. bidding lower on others. Nine decks feeding lambs $14.25 flat. two loads fat owes $8.15 to $8.25 flat.
Cattle and Hog Trade Slows in Los Angeles Market
Los Angeles cattle receipts total 600 with 800 holdovers and steady to lower sales. Top steers reach 9 dollars with bulk 8.75 to 9 dollars. cows mostly 4 to 6.50. Calves 490 largely steady. hogs 390 receipts with top at 14.25 for 186 pound load and bulk around 14.50. Sheep not listed. holdovers 5 dollars. lambs generally lower with mixed deck prices around 14 dollars and 12.50 to 13 for Utah and California stock.
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Portland Market Report Sees Mixed Movements Across Classes
Portland dairy cattle receipts reached 300 with steers steady to strong and stock cattle mostly steady to 25 cents lower. Top price noted at 1129 pounds for steers at 9 dollars, with a good load at 7.75. Hog receipts were absent with nominal steadiness. Sheep lambs saw a $1 to $1.50 drop from last week with bulk fed lambs around 138.75. One load of eastern Oregon fed lambs remained unsold.
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Sioux City Market Receipts Show Active Cattle Trade
Sioux City Iowa January 26 cattle receipts reached about 4000 with a fairly active market. Killers were steady to strong, stockers steady, fat steers and yearlings priced from 7.11 to 9.25, fat cows and heifers around 5.50, canners and cutters 3.75 to 4.25, veals 5 to 10.50, buyers bidding 4.55 to 6.25 on bulls, feeders 7 to 9, stockers 6 to 8.25, stock yearlings and calves 5 to 8, feeding cows and heifers 4 to 7.25.
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Death sentence commuted for 15 year old killer
Harrisburg reports the death sentence of William Cavalier aged 15 from Schuylkill County for murdering his grandmother was commuted by the state board of pardons in a decision delivered today.
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American firm to auction Chinese rug output from Shanghai factory
An American company that recently acquired a Shanghai factory plans to manufacture Chinese rugs and carpets for sale at auction in the United States. The venture aims to ship all produced goods to the U.S. market for auction-style sale.
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