Grain Market Surges on Heat and Warmer Demand
Prices for all grain jump led by wheat on adverse crop conditions and hot Kansas winds. July wheat at 1.68, September 1.63, with corn oats and provisions also higher. forecasts show Kansas yield dropping sharply and several western states set to miss last year’s output. Major cash quotes and Minneapolis and Duluth grain readings noted.
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Wall Street Faces Heavy Selling Amid Market Nervousness
The New York Stock Exchange sees broad declines as traders sell across motors, utilities, and industrials. General Electric slides 5 percent, Maxwell B certificates drop, and oil issues falter while American Ice hits a three year high amid heat driven demand. Foreign exchange swings with French francs tumbling and Bank of France actions easing sentiment.
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American Can
California Packing
Dupont
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Montana Power
F. G. Shatt
Kennecott
Magma
Cerro de Pasco
Bank of France
Butter and Eggs Market Report From New York and Chicago
Butter prices and receipts listed for New York and Chicago markets. New York shows steady butter with varied grades and receipts totaling 15,349 with creamery extras around 42 to 43 cents. Chicago notes higher butter with several price points from creamery extras 42 cents to firsts 39 to 40 cents, plus 11,437 tubs received.
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Megs Unshensen
Potato Market Slows As New Potatoes Rise In Chicago Bid
Potatoes received and shipped in large volumes nationwide show a weak market. New stock trades fairly with steady tone on Triumphs while bulk rounds from Michigan gain around 1.20 to 1.40 per sack. Trade activity remains slow as United States shipments total over 601 million pounds for new stock.
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Sugar prices hold steady as refined sugar trades steady
New York June 4 business in refined sugar remained of fair proportion with prices unchanged at 6.50¢ to 5.70¢ for fine granulated. Futures closed barely steady with about 15,000 tons trading. July 2.70¢, September 2.83¢, December 2.88¢, January 2.86¢.
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Market closes with broad gains and selective profit taking
The Heilbronner market summary notes most stocks slipped one to three points while copper oils and rails show mixed moves. Solid industrials and leading names hold strength with underwriting optimism and dividend actions highlighted by American Public Service Packard Woolworth and St. Paul issues, plus steel, pig iron, and crude oil production trends.
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Cosden
Allied Chemical
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Allis Chalmers
American Public Service
Packard Motorcar
Alvan McAuley
St. Paul
FF. W. Woolworth Company
Woolworth
American Petroleum
Live stock market notes from Chicago auction
Hogs receipts 31 000 steady at best prices with bulk 226 to 325 pound butchers 12.15 to 12.35 and top 12.40. Cattle receipts 11 000 trade slow with light steers steady and heavier weights weak to lower. yearlings up to 11.75. vealers 9.50 to 10.25. Sheep receipts 18 000 very slow with choice yearlings around 13.25.
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Sioux City Cattle Prices Rally On Active Market
Sioux City Iowa June 4 cattle receipts 1,500 with market active and higher to 25 cents. Fat steers and yearlings bring 7 to 10.40, bulk 9 to 10.40. fat cows and heifers 5 to 10.50. canners 2.50 to 3.75. veals 5 to 10, bulk 4.50 to 7.50. feeders 5 to 6.25. stockers 5 to 7. stock yearlings and calves 4 to 7. feeding cows and heifers 3 to 5.
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Omaha Market Report AP June 4 Hog Cattle Sheep Prices
Omaha dispatch reports hogs 16,000 fair to active with prices $11.50 to $11.85. Cattle 4,800 with fed steers and yearlings higher. cows and heifers mixed. Sheep 5,000 lambs slow with prices $14.50 to $15.25. Idaho and California feeding lambs noted.
Denver stock market totals mixed on hogs cattle and sheep
Denver market report June 4 shows hog receipts 3800 mostly weak to 10 cents lower with top 11.85 for two loads. cattle 1600 head incl calves 100 mostly steady to firm with steers around 19 per 1300 1400 pounds. heifers scarce and best yearlings 9.85 10.40. cows 6.75 7.65. sheep about steady with light lambs around 14 and ewes near 7.25.
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Market Report From St Paul Dated June Fourth
Cattle receipts 1800 with mixed yearlings and fat cows selling to 5.50 and 6.75 per cwt. calves 2200 about 0.50 to 0.75 lower. hog receipts 8000 very slow with bids around 11.85 for 150 to 200 pounds. sows 10.25 to 10.50. sheep 200 with fat lambs at 14.50 and ewes at 6.50.
LA Livestock Prices Mixed as Receipts Rise in June
Cattle receipts around 400 with steady to better grades and some loads at 8.40 for 1148-pound steers. Hogs 500 with slow sales but some butcher weights at 13.40 to 13.50 and pigs lighter at 12.75 to 12.85. Calves and sheep show limited activity with calves steady to weak and ewes unavailable.
Market Report Spokane Cattle Hogs and Sheep Steady
Spokane market day closed with cattle receipts 217 and steady prices, hog receipts 215 steady, and sheep receipts 943 steady. No further price details available.
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Market Report from Portland on June 4
Cattle receipts 235, steady. Hogs receipts 340, weaker. Sheep receipts 1,110, steady. Portland market notes reflect modest changes across livestock categories with hogs softening while cattle and sheep hold steady.
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Metal Market Roundup Steady Copper Tin Lead Zinc
New York June 4 copper steady at 135 cents for spot and futures. Tin firm in spot and futures. Iron steady with unchanged prices. Lead steady at 8.40 to 8.75 cents. Zinc easy in East St. Louis spot and futures at about 7 cents. Antimony spot traded at 16.25 to 16.50 cents.
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London metals report with spot and futures prices
London prices list copper tin zinc and electrolytic copper spot and futures quotes with figures in pounds shillings and pence. The item records stated values for spot and futures across metals including copper tin zinc and electrolytic copper in London on June 4.
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Bar silver and Mexican dollars quoted in New York market
Bar silver in New York quoted at 68 and one half cents per ounce Mexican dollars at 52 and a half cents. London quotes bar silver at 31 and three quarters pence per ounce and money at 3% percent.
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Call money rates ease amid steady lending in New York
New York money markets show call money easier and high at 3 percent with the ruling rate also at 3 percent. Closing bids remain at 3 percent while last loans and time loans stay around 3 to 4 percent with prime commercial paper quoted near 3 to 4 percent.
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Foreign exchange quotes from New York market report
June 4 foreign exchange irregularities noted with bids and cables in several currencies. Great Britain demand at 4.85 11 16 and cables at 4.86 1 16. 60 day bills on banks at 4.81 13 16. France demand 4.90 and cables 4.90. Italy demand 3.99. Belgium demand 4.7. Germany demand 23. yi.
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