Wheat Market Dims Amid Uncertain Demand And Rust Fears
Chicago market reports show wheat easing marginally as hedging sales rise and demand remains sluggish. September futures at 99 1/2 to 100 3/4 cents, December near 1.02 to 1.03 dollars, with mixed corn and firm oats. Black rust spotted in Aberdeen and North Dakota. Kansas and Nebraska crop conditions weigh on corn. hog price strength supports provisions. Cash quotes list various No 4 red and No 2 yellow grain prices. butter and eggs show varied firmness in New York and Chicago markets.
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Sugar futures slide with small weekly volume in New York
Sugar futures closed easy in New York on July 12 with about 18,000 tons traded. September at 4.82 cents, December 4.28 cents, March 3.41 cents, and May 3.48 cents.
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Foreign Exchanges and New York Money Reports
Irregular foreign exchange quotations in cents for Great Britain France Italy and other countries with demands and cables. New York money market shows firm call money at 5 percent with rates on call loans and time loans around 5 percent and prime mercantile paper at 5 percent.
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Metal News Market Fluctuations Amid Copper and Tin Shifts
METAL NEW YORK reports copper prices steady with electrolytic and nearby futures around 14 percent, tin showing firmer spot and futures activity, and iron prices steady. Lead and zinc quotes noted with modest moves as wholesale markets in East and Louis adjust to demand signals.
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New York
London Metals and Silver Prices and Useless District Note
London markets report standard copper and zinc futures with spot and forward prices in pounds per ounce derived from July 12 listings. Bar silver quotes in New York and London reflect a two percent money rate. additional notes reference a large colored population in Washington DC and a claim about high schools in Minnesota linked to state university affiliation.
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Dull New York Stock Exchange Sees Quiet Full Day
Extreme dullness marks today's New York Stock Exchange session the quietest in over a year. Prices moved narrowly with early gains from short coverings before Baldwin's statement release. Traders awaited full text, keeping afternoon trading sluggish and largely uninvolved. American Car and Foundry slid 5.32 points amid the muted activity.
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Market 15 Eased by Profit Taking
The market showed a firm forenoon tone then eased moderately as profit taking appeared. Baldwin remarks attracted attention while investors awaited European developments. President Mitchell of National City Bank predicted a new European chapter but urged caution about outcomes. Nipissing Mines reported June ore value of 181,942 and bullion value 98,791 from 151,882 ounces. Pacific coast oil leader claimed no further price cuts by large firms if avoidable.
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Livestock quotations from Chicago Omaha and more
Livestock prices and receipts across Chicago and Omaha market reports show hogs, cattle, and sheep movements. Hogs in Chicago ranged with bulk 169 to 240 pounds at 7.70 to 7.80, sows 5.75 to 6.65, and pigs 6.40 to 7.10. cattle receipts 9,000 with beef steers at 9.25 to 11.50, vealers up to 12.56. sheep receipts 8,000 with top natives 14.50 to 14.75 and fat lambs near 15.25. Omaha reports 13,000 hogs with top at 7.30, cattle mostly 8.50 to 10.25, veal calves up to 11, stockers 6 to 7.25. Los Angeles and St Paul futures noted in brief.
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Market Report for Livestock Receipts and Prices
Receipts total 2 000 vealers with prices around 25 cents lower for best lights, commonly 9.50 to 9.75. Hogs receipts near 10 000 with slow to steady demand and prices about 25 cents higher. top butcher and bacon hogs 7.10 to 7.40, sows mostly 6.00 to 6.25, best pigs 6.25 to 6.35. Sheep receipts 400 with lambs steady to 26 cents higher, good natives around 13.50, culls mostly 7.50, ewes 6.00 with some two and three year olds for breeders at 7.0 to 7.0, averages rising from 150 pounds to mostly 3.00 for ewes.
Cattle and hog market results from Kansas City market report
Department of Agriculture reports cattle receipts at 40 000 with mixed pricing from native beef steers at 10 75 to 10 25 for yearlings and strong yearling demand for best weights. Hogs receipts around 8 000 with top 7 50 and 7 55 for packers and traders, bulk sales 7 20 to 7 50. Sheep receipts 5 000 with lambs steady to 25 cents higher, natives up to 14 25 and most grades 13 75 to 14, wethers 7 25 to 8.
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Livestock Market Report From Denver Portland and Spokane
Denver reports cattle receipts 1 100 steady to weak with beef steers 8 11 cows and heifers 3 50 8 50 calves 5 7 bulls 3 45 5 50 stockers and feeders 5 7 hogs receipts 3 500 market 10 15 higher top 7 35 bulk 7 15 7 25 sheep receipts 8 80 steady 25 higher lambs 12 ewes 4 6 50 Portland notes cattle slow weak receipts 86 hogs nominal receipts 132 contract sheep steady receipts Ha pe Spokane reports cattle receipts none hogs 80 sheep 187 market steady no change in quotations
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Kilbane quits ring to pursue business with $280000 assets
Johnny Kilbane, former world featherweight champion, rests on his Ver million farm near Cleveland and plans to become a business man with an estimated quarter million dollars. He says he has no regrets over losing the title to Eugene Criqui and will not fight again, aside from mentoring sparring partner Al Ziemer to pursue Criqui.
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Age Without Glory Fate Budapest Wine
Hungary faces a bumper wine crop amid good weather but political barriers block export. Czechoslovakia and Serbia refuse Hungarian wines, Austria cannot buy due to poverty, leaving producers with crowded cellars and a ruined industry outlook.
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Danish scientists claim hafnium more plentiful than gold
Danish scientists report hafnium is more abundant in the earths crust than gold, suggesting new avenues for metal supply and potential industrial uses amid its rarity in refined form.
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