Wheat Market Dips After Rain Fears Ease Prices Ease
Wheat values fell in late trading as good rains spread across the Northwest and other regions. July wheat closed around 1.60 to 1.60 and September near 1.57 to 1.57, with corn oats and provisions mixed amid shifting demand. A drought relief mood and lower domestic supply helped drive the retreat despite earlier gains.
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Stock Market Oddities and Declines on June First
The New York Stock Exchange marked up call money and saw heavy stock selling with a corrective tone. Many issues fell one to four points while several public utilities motor and merchandising shares reached new year records. United States Steel and Bethlehem fell, but Reading rose to a 91% high, and American Smelting rallied over three points amid dividend rumors.
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Priges Slide Off In Market Period
Wall street opens after a holiday with mixed signals as trading grows choppy. Declines press many names while leaders hold gains. rail and utility stocks show strength on city subway cost hopes and political development. Mineral plays report new wells and planned expansions, with production updates and extraction plans across several regions.
Call Money Market Report New York June First
Call money firmer with a ruling rate of 4 percent and last loan at 4 percent. Call loans against acceptances 3 percent. Time loans steady with mixed collateral 60 percent days 3 to 4 and 4 to 6 months 3 to 4. Prime commercial paper 3 to 4 percent.
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Metals Market Report from New York
Copper steady in spot and futures at 13 1/2 cents. tin at 55.37 cents spot and 55 25 cents futures. iron irregular with No 1 northern down 1 dollar. lead steady at 8.40 to 8.75 cents. zinc steady at 7.10 dollars. antimony at 17 cents.
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Flour and Bran Price Drops Report
Minneapolis stock note reports flour down 104.20 cents with family patents at 8.20 to 9.25, bran quoted 27.50 to 28.50 in early June market figures.
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Global Bond Yields Snapshot Across Nations
Britain shows demand around 4.85 percent with cables near 4.86 and 60 day bills at 4.81. France reports demand and cables at 5.01 percent. Italy displays demand 3.96 and cables 3.97. Belgium 4.90 and Germany 23.80.
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Potato Prices Decline as Market Slows in Chicago Trade
POTATO PRICES reported in Chicago on June 1 show weak trading and lower wholesales. New receipts total 146 with old 130, and US shipments for Friday 556 new, 404 old. Saturday 387 new, 239 old. Sunday 69 new, 38 old. Wisconsin and Michigan round whites sold between 1.65 and 1.85 per sack. new stock trading fairly with ample supply.
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Livestock quotes from Chicago and St Paul markets
Hogs receipts 45 000 active uneven down 10 35c, top 12 25, bulk 225 350 lb butchers 11 85 12, sows 10 60 11. Cattle receipts 20 000, trade steady to lower, best yearlings 11 15 11 35, bulk steers 8 75 10 85, fat cows scarce steady, vealers 9 10 50. Sheep receipts 15 000, lambs steady to 25c lower, native lambs 16 16 50, yearlings 13 75, feeding yearlings 10, no California sheep sold. ST PAUL receipts show slow cattle, top yearlings above 10, bulk steers 8 75 9 50, cows 5 6 25, calves 9. Hogs 16 000 slow, opening 25 35c lower, top 11 75, bulk 11 75, some to 12. Sheep 300 direct, steady, fat lambs 15 75, June 1 effective.
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Denver Livestock Receipts and Prices Report
Denver markets report June 1 with hogs receipts 800 and cattle 4200. Hogs mostly 25 cents lower with top 11.60 for two loads. cows and calves steady to strong. sheep receipts 4100 with fat Idaho lambs at 15.75 and yearlings around 13 to 15. spring lamb classifications noted.
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Omaha and Sioux City Market News June 1
Cattle and sheep receipts and prices reported by the Associated Press. In Omaha, receipts total 13 000 with cattle mostly steady to lower, top at 11.55, hogs mixed with some declines. In Sioux City, cattle receipts 3 500 with market slow, fat steers and yearlings around 9 to 10.25, cows 4.25 to 10.75, stockers weak, ongoing steady to lower trends.
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Cattle and Hogs Report from Portland Stock Market
Portland drops show cattle receipts 2,465 with varied prices across grades. Steers strong at around 9.25 for good, heifers from 8.00 to 8.25, cows 7.50 to 7.75, calves up to 10.50, hogs mixed with heavyweights 11.50 to 12.50 and light weights around 11.50 to 13.00 based on weight class.
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Market Report: Hog and Sheep Prices as Receipts Rise
Hog prices show smooth and rough categories from 11 to 13 dollars with feeder and cracker pigs around 11.50. Sheep receipts total 1 909 with lambs and wethers quoted from 2 to 9 dollars and ewes from 4 to 6.50, canner and cull 1.50 to 4.
Spokane Market Report Shows Steady Cattle and Hogs
Spokane June 1 cattle prices hold firm with prime steers at 9 to 9.50 while cows and heifers fetch 6 to 7.75 and canners 2.75 to 3.75. Hogs remain steady with good to choice at 12.50 to 12.75 and fat pigs 10.50 to 11.25. Sheep show three percent steadiness with prime lambs at 11 to 12 and best mutton ewes 4 to 6.50.
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Cattle Market Highlights Los Angeles June 1
Los Angeles cattle market data shows 1 200 head active and steady. Steers across loads quoted at 8.25 to 8.40 with Imperials and others topping at the high end. Bulk stock cattle 5.35 to 6.40, canners 2 to 3.60, bulls 4.26 to 5, calves 3, milk dealers up to 11.50 or more.
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