Wheat Prices Fall Below Dollar In Chicago Markets
Markets report wheat prices dropping below one dollar a bushel with July and September futures hitting new season lows. Declines followed yesterday’s price collapse amid easing black rust fears and firmer hog-led provisions. Minneapolis cash grain also shows weak No. 1 northern futures and mixed barley values, with prices around $1.03 to $1.10 for various wheats.
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New York Stock Market Faces Mixed Day Amid Low Interest
Public interest remained light as professional traders showed intermittent selling pressure on the stock market. Trading was dull with large traders avoiding new commitments while awaiting foreign political developments. United States Steel hovered near annual lows, closing down slightly, and commodity prices declined further.
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Foreign exchanges and commodities updates from New York
Foreign exchange irregularities with rates for Britain Italy Belgium and other nations. Butter and eggs prices move up or steady in New York and Chicago reports. U S money market shows call money ease with rates near 4 to 6 percent and time loans firm on short to mid terms.
London Metals Spot and Futures Prices Report
London Metals notes on July 11 list spot and futures prices for copper zinc and lead. Prices include copper spot £66 17s 6d futures £66 1%5 and zinc spot £28 12s 6d futures £29. Intermediate entries show varying quotes across metals.
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Bar Silver and Mexican Dollar Prices Reported
Bar silver in New York 62 1 2 cents per ounce Mexican dollars 47 1 2 cents London bar silver 34 1 2 percent per ounce Money rates show a 2 percent margin captured in the market
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Irregular Moves Mark Market With Mixed Signals
The market showed irregular moves with declines minor and periods of selling pressure followed by rebounds. United States Steel faced pressure after an underwhelming unfilled tonnage statement. a 10 cent cut in Oriole crude aligned with Pennsylvania crude. Copper held firm at 14 1/2 cents.
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Livestock Quotations Chicago July 11 Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Department of Agriculture report from Chicago on July 11 shows hogs receipts 26000 with demand lifting 7.45 to 7.60 for 160 to 250 lb, sows 6.10 to 6.40, porkers 6.50 to 7.55. cattle receipts 19000 with beef steers steady to strong and top at 11.40, yearlings to 11.25, veal 11.50 to 12.50, stockers firm. sheep receipts 14000 with lambs 15 higher to 15, natives around 14.25, ewes 7.50 to 8.50, heavy sheep 3.50.
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Cattle and hog receipts steady in Denver market
Denver July 11 cattle receipts 400 steady with beef steers at 8 11, cows and heifers 4 to 8.50, calves and stockers 5.50. Hogs receipts 1,060 up 10 to 20 cents, top 7.30, bulk 6.80. Sheep receipts none, lambs 12 to 13.75, ewes 46.50.
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Cattle and Hog Market Totals From Kansas City Trade
Kansas City cattle receipts 5 400 calves 1 000 better grades beef steers and yearlings steady to higher top beef steers 11 10 long yearlings 10 75 bulk better grade steer 9 25 10 75 Texas cake fed 8 30 Californians 7 35 8 25 bulls higher Bologna 4 25 4 75 calves strong top 9 50 shipper top 9 75 Hogs receipts 9 000 mostly 10 to 15 higher shipper top 7 40 bulk 7 10 7 35 packers holding back desire 170 to 280 pound over-
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Livestock Market Report from St Paul and West Coast
Cattle receipts around 2,500 with activity mostly strong and higher. Grains and steers show top ranges from $8.50 to $10.75 for grain fed, cows and heifers varied, calves strong at $10 plus. Hog receipts 17,200, prices up to $7.10 for 175 to 325 lb grades, sows around $6. Bulk and packer values listed. Sheep receipts 700 with fat lambs trading $13.25 to $13.50, culls $7.50, ewes around $6 to $3 for heavy types. Los Angeles and Omaha markets report similar gains and ranges across cattle, hogs, and sheep with noted price spreads.
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Spokane Market Brief Shows Stable Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Spokane AP reports July 11 cattle receipts 251 hogs 159 sheep 50. Market steady with no change in quotations as buyers and sellers maintain prices in steady trade.
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Portland Livestock Prices Steady on Cattle Hogs and Lambs
In Portland Oregon on July 11, cattle remained steady with 83 head received, 26 through. Hog lots steady with 1,111 head, 960 through. Sheep and lambs showed a 25 cent rise for choice valley lambs with 949 head received, top grades at 10.50 to 11.00, medium 9.50 to 10.50.
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Refined Sugar Market Steady at $8.75 Level
New York July 11 report shows no changes in refined sugar market with fine granulated priced at 8 dollars 75 cents per hundredweight. Demand described as moderate with inquiries remaining modest.
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Copper firmer and metals market notes
New York metals market reports copper firmer across electrolytic spot and nearby at 14 percent, futures 14 15 cents. Tin firmer spot and near by at 38 50 dollars, futures 38 37. Iron steady. Lead easy spot 6 cents. Zinc steady East St Louis spot and near by 6.10 68.20 cents. Antimony spot 6.75 6.85 cents.
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Bronze tablet honors late Governor John Poyer in Pago Pago
A bronze tablet memorializing John Martin Poyer, late Governor and U S Navy Commander, is placed at the Pago Pago administration building. Classmates from the U S Naval Academy, class of 1882, sent the tablet, noting his kind administration, naval efficiency, and friendship.
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Longevity Tied to Daily Newspapers
Former Senator Cornelius Cole, longtime newspaper reader for over 90 years, told Los Angeles history students that daily papers have kept him mentally young as he approaches his 101st birthday next September. He sat on the platform during Lincoln’s Gettysburg address and spoke in support of renewals of the press’s role in society.
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Washing soda as a cheap water softener
Washing soda is the commonest and cheapest softener for water that can be used, if care is taken not to use too much.
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