Markets Market Surges Amid Wet Weather Corn Leads Gain
In Chicago on June 2 markets show a 4% rise with corn leading gains despite heavy selling. Wet weather curbs planting and acreage, boosting corn futures to record highs since 1925 while wheat weakens. Oats rise. provisions firm on hog and corn trends. Cash prices listed for corn, oats, rye, barley, and flour with bran noted.
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Market summaries from New York stocks and commodities
Texas wools sell freely with 12 month wools at 1.05 to 1.08 and top offerings near 1.10. Potatoes and corn show uneven movement as shipments rise, prices listed for Bliss Triumphs and round white at several dollars. Foreign exchanges firm with Britain and France quotes noted, along with Belgium and Germany rates.
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Bulls Victors Bitter Struggle
The stock market session ended with mixed results as speculative pressures battled for higher prices. A late morning selloff was followed by renewed buying, leaving the Dow and major issues trading near session highs while New York markets posted further highs in several rail and industrial stocks.
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Market Comment by Logan and Bryan
Trading broadened with early selling absorbed and prices moving higher in many sectors. Washington news on the capital subscription to new 3 percent 20 year gold bonds drew strong support while rail and merger issues stayed active after IC C rejection. General Motors led autos with new highs, rates and volumes were heavy, and rail buying supported the market as Hudson Motors and other industries posted constructive signals.
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Livestock market totals show varied cattle and hog prices
Cattle and hog receipts across multiple markets reveal mixed demand with weak to higher tendencies. Top fed steers reach about 13.25 in some regions, while yearlings and calves vary around 10 to 12 dollars. Hogs mostly trade near 8 to 9 dollars, with lighter pigs near 10 dollars and sows in the 7 to 8 dollar range. Sheep show stronger lamb prices around 16 dollars, with ewes and feeders steadier.
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Notice to Liberty Loan Bondholders on New Offering
Treasury announces call and redemption details for Second Liberty Loan Bonds maturing in 1927. Bondholders are advised to consult their bank or trust company for procedures and payment dates. Washington issued the noticeMay 31 1927 with instructions from the Secretary of the Treasury.
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