Market Turmoil as Corn Slips on Strong Stock Signals
Chicago July 15 reports show corn prices dropping 2% to 3% with futures unsettled while cash corn gains 1% as buyers resist. Government yield outlook and ample moisture spur selling. Argentina ships large corn volumes, wheat drifts lower, oats ease, and hog-led profits buoy provisions with mixed prices across grains and staples.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Liverpool
Europe
North America
Foreign exchanges ease at New York market
The Associated Press reports July 15 that foreign exchange rates in cents show British demand at 4.853 16, cables 4.859 16, 60 day bills on banks 4.381, France demand 3.917 16, cables 3.914, Italy demand 5.44, cables 5.44, Belgium 18.894, Germany 23.1.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Flour and Bran Prices in Minneapolis Market Note
Minneapolis on July 15 reports flour 15 cents lower in carload lots with family patents at 8.25 to 8.35 per barrel in 98 pound sacks. Shipments reach 35,368 barrels and bran priced at 25.25 to 25.50 per unit. Mexican dollars noted as 42. Market details reflect fluctuating commodity values and shipment figures.
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Minneapolis
Stocks Rise As Markets Hold Broad Upward Path
New York markets extended an upward price movement amid strong demand for stocks. Brokers loans fell less, the railroad and industrial averages hit records, and money rates showed limited easing. Major issues like General Motors, United States Steel, and others climbed, while some faces like copper and commodities fluctuated with weather and crop prospects.
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Market Comment From Logan and Bryan on July Markets
Market report by Logan and Bryan notes that copper issues led by Greene-Cananea hit new high marks as oil and autos show renewed demand. Industrials like Atchison Nickel Plate and Baldwin advance while General Motors hits a year high, with broadening investment demand and lower brokerage borrowings cited. Chicago weather supports grain prices with wheat and corn reversing losses late, cash demand steady, and shipping activity reported for the week.
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American Bureau
Estaltatistics
France
Liverpool
Minneapolis
U.S. Department of Agriculture Livestock Circulation Summary
Chicago and Portland reports detail July cattle hog and sheep receipts with price ranges and live movements. Hog prices mostly steady to 10-20 cents higher, top around 10.65 with feeders and sows varied. cattle and sheep receipts and prices show mixed shifts, grass and feeder weights, and steady to lower trends in several markets. Boston wool market notes demand, firmness in mohair, and price levels across fleece types, with regional wool and woolen goods trade implications.
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