Export Business Slows Wheat Falls In Chicago Markets
Wheat futures and cash markets weakened as U S export business via the Gulf of Mexico remained light despite bullish notes from Minnesota on black rust. Kansas receipts rise, and prices move down across wheat, corn, oats, with hogs lifting provisions, while Minneapolis quotes show mixed cash bids for No 1 northern and spring wheats.
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Poultry Market Report From Chicago Trade
Poultry prices firm across hens, springs, and broilers with steady receipts of seven cars. Notable bids include fowls 18 to 23 cents, broilers 30 cents, springs 38 cents, spring ticks 18 to 22 cents, and spring geese at 2.20 dollars.
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Flour and Bran Prices Report
Minneapol is July 4 Associated Press reports flour shipments unchanged at 22,865 barrels while bran stands at 29 dollars and 50430 cents. Grain markets show steady activity with these figures cited for today.
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Irregular Market Movements Stirred July Trading
New York July 6 indecisive stock market with sharp opening losses, midday rally, and late profit taking. Volume under two million shares. brokers borrowings rose but overall credit trends were favorable. Call money steady at 54 percent, rediscount unchanged at 4 1/4 percent.
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Sugar market steady as futures slip in New York
In New York on July 6 refined sugar held at 5.90c for fine granulated with fair withdrawal demand and no rise in new buying. Futures closed easy with approximate sales of 53,650 tons. July 2.45c, September 2.52c, December 2.63c, March 2.56c, May 2.63c.
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Foreign exchange rates mixed as markets close
Associated Press reports foreign exchanges in New York on July 6 with mixed quotations. Great Britain demand at 4.86, cables at 4.87 and 60 day bills at 4.837-16. France demand 3.91 15-16, cables 3.933-16. Italy demand 5.24s, cables 5.25s. Belgium demand 13.95, Germany demand 23.86.
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Closing bond quotations at the New York Stock Exchange
New York July 6. The following are the closing quotations for government and municipal bonds traded today at the New York Stock Exchange. Prices and yields reflect current market levels as reported by the exchange.
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Livestock Receipts and Prices From Chicago and Omaha
Hogs receipts 18 000 opened strong then slow with mostly steady trade. Packing sows up 10 15 cents. top $11.60. Cattle receipts 1500 calves 1000. steady with grain fed demand and slow grassy offerings. Vealers and stockers show varied prices. sheep and lambs rise. overall market active for fat lambs and heavy cattle. Omaha reports cattle and hog receipts with steady cattle, im- proved hog demand, top hog price $11.20, feeders firm, sheep gains to $16.25 top.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Denver Cattle and Livestock Market Report July 6
Denver reports livestock receipts and price moves from the USDA markets. Beef steers and yearlings rise 10 to 15 cents with loads at 14.70, 14.35, and 9.50 for Idaho fat cows. Hogs steady with tops at 11.50 and 9.50 to 11.40 for various weights. Sheep and lambs show fat lambs about 25 cents higher, Idaho 75-pound lambs at 14.75, natives at 14.50, ewes at 4.00.
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Cattle and hog markets show higher calf and lamb prices
South St. Paul stockyard report from July 6 lists cattle receipts at 1300 with fed steers and yearlings active and steady, calves mostly 14.50, hogs 5000 with prices 10.50 to 11.00 top 11.00, sheep receipts 500 with native lambs 15.50 and fat ewes 4 to 6, market tone mixed but steady to higher for lighter and heavier offerings.
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Market Reports From Spokane Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Spokane market notes show cattle receipts at 20, hogs 117 and sheep 27 with prices steady and unchanged. The brief item records livestock activity on July 6 in Spokane Washington.
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Portand Market Report Steady Hogs and Cattle
Portland July 6 report from the United States Department of Agriculture shows no cattle or sheep trading and no early activity. Hogs steady with light butchers priced at 11.35 to 11.50, about 300 hogs driven in under contract.
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London Metals Prices and Futures Report
London market update lists Standard copper spot £62 12s 6d and futures £62 15s, electrolytic copper spot £68 10s and futures £69, Tin spot £207 5s and futures £204 10s, Lead spot £30 5s and futures £20 17s, Zinc spot £25 5s and futures £25.
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Potatoes Market Slows as Prices Drift Across Regions
Potatoes receipts total 690 cars for United States shipments with 42 cars on track. Trading is very slow and market weak as Bliss Triumphs lead best lots at 90 to 110 cents. Poor quality Cobblers range 40 cents per cwt. North Carolina barrel Irish Cobblers bring 1150 to 195 per cwt, Norfolk and east shore Virginia barrels about 190 to 235 with most at 225.
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Metals Market Update in New York
Copper electrolytic spot and future steady 4% Xc. Iron unchanged. Tin steady with spot at 46.12 dollars and futures at 45.50. Lead steady with spot 6.30 cents in New York and 6.15 in East St. Louis. Zinc steady with East St. Louis spot 6.20 to 6.25 cents and futures 6.22 to 6.27. Antimony 9.37 cents. Quicksilver 121 dollars.
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Boston Wool Market Holds Steady Ahead of London Opening
The Commercial Bulletin notes a dull wool trade with prices stable in Boston and western markets. Buyers hold the advantage as London sales loom, with 100,000 lots the smallest July offering in memory. Mohair remains firm while goods markets show cautious improvement. wool receipts for 1928 lag last year.
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Broadway Vaudeville Opens With Coney Island Feature
The Broadway presents five acts including Kuhn Brothers headlining as musicians. College Athletes Sylvester and Wirth perform acrobatic feats after earning Master of Equilibrium. Mimi and Pomme, Dancers Unique, claim Paris Follies Bergere fame. George P. Wilson stars in a sharp comedy monologue. Bert Kay Co. performs in Doubt. Coney Island rounds out the program as a strong feature film.
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Easy Come Easy Go at the American theater
Richard Dix stars in a roaring comedy about a man who cannot rid himself of stolen money yet believes honesty is best. The farce, adapted from Owen Davis, follows a bank holdup aftermath and the misfit millionaire’s attempts to return the cash. Also on the bill is Wild and Woozy, plus a Wurlitzer musical program by Charles Lavell.
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Wild West Romance at the Ansonia shines with Rex Bell
Rex Bell stars in Wild West Romance at the Ansonia theater. A western town backdrop features outlaws led by Blake Martin who frame Bell for payroll theft. Bell befriends an orphan girl, and they unite for a bold comeback through perilous adventures. Daryl Lincoln co stars. Directed by R Lee Hough.
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The Devil Dancer at Rialto Bridges New Dance Boldly
The Rialto features Gilda Gray in The Devil Dancer, a exotic new dance from the star who popularized the Shimmy. Samuel Goldwyn calls the performer adventuresome as Ted Shawn teams with Ruth St Denis to refine native dance steps. Also on the bill are Waring’s Pennsylvanians, Movietone News, and a Rialto band program.
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Mixed moves in New York stock market on July 6
Traders saw early declines due to overnight selling orders but rallies followed amid 5 percent call money rate. Packard extra 1 and Richfield Oil 25 cents boosted bears while gold shipments over 30 million dollars supported early pressure. Oil shares surged then cooled as the oils and coppers steadied and overall market slipped from day’s highs.
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Grain Letter Wheat Prices Slip on Weather and Receipts
Chicago July 6 Wheat declined as favorable weather and higher receipts weighed on values. Gulf export bids softened toward parity, with exports light at 5,458,000 bushels for the week. Primary receipts 1,819,000 bushels, deliveries 1,105,000. Corn showed firmness while oats and rye softened amid liquidation and favorable crop news. Export sales and crop conditions cited, Argent ine shipments at 9,008,000 bushels.
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Dominion
Butter and eggs market report from Chicago
Butter receipts reach 23886 tubs with creamery extras at 43 cents, standards 42 cents, extra firsts 425, firsts 40 41? cents, seconds 384 391? cents. Eggs receipts total 21465 cases unchanged.
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