Wheat prices slip on rain relief and weather notes
Chicago markets end lower as showers ease drought effects in the spring crop area. Wheat quotes fall with July at 1.04 to 1.06, corn steady to up slightly, oats and provisions mixed as traders weigh weather, export bids, and political factors.
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Irregular trading on New York Stock Exchange with oil and sugar declines
Market activity showed volatility as low priced railroad shares rose while most industrial issues fell on weak trade signals. Call money dropped to 2 percent boosting late trading. oils sagged on price cuts and rising crude output. Sugar declines pressured sugar stocks. leaders like American Telephone and United States Steel held firm amid unsettled industry conditions.
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Industrial stocks hold firm amid mixed market signals
Industrial shares showed resilience despite unfavorable business news with notable strength in rail interests. Leaders like Pere Marquette and Nickel Plate drew attention amid rail and coal dynamics, while oil, sugars, and steel faced pressure and oil gains led to mixed trading results.
Butter and Beggs Market Reports June Trade
Butter receipts total 5 542 tubs with 92 score creamery exports. Bees steady on 29 269 cases. Cheese receipts 57 723 lbs. State whole milk flats average 18 to 19 percent. Chicago butter drops to 239 cents extras and 37 38 cents firsts. Eggs rise with 17 446 cases receipts and 23 24 cents firsts.
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Sugar Prices on New York Market Decline in June
Refined sugar prices held steady to 40 points lower with one refinery at 6.70¢ and others at 6.46¢. Futures were nominal as July through March contracts traded around 0.318 to 0.0320 dollars per pound. Total sales reached about 70,060 tons as market activity cooled.
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Chicago Potato Market Notes and Prices
In Chicago the potato market shows moderate grading with receipts and stock changes. US shipments list 606 new and 251 old. Wisconsin and Michigan sacked round whites traded between 1.65 and 1.75 per unit. Alabama sacked Bliss Triumphs at 2.40 to 2.50, Blues Triumphs in Louisiana at 2.35 to 2.56, and North Carolina barreled Cobblers mostly at 9.59.
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Flour Prices and Grain Notes in Minneapolis
Flour unchanged to 16 cents higher. Family patents priced around 6.50 to 6.80. Bran set at about 17 to 18 dollars. Market notes from Minneapolis show minor shifts in wheat and related products.
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Copper and iron prices hold steady in market report
Copper quiet both spot and futures at 2 1/2 cents. electrolytic and tip further firm. Iron remains steady around 7.12 cents. Vine quiet with East St. Louis spot and week prices listed. market notes minor activity and no major changes.
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Livestock Prices Report from Omaha June 5
U S Department of Agriculture reports hogs receipts 19 009 mostly 10 to 20 lower with top 6 85. Cattle receipts 4 650 with beef steers averaging 7 50 to 10 50 top 10 50 and veal to 8 50. Sheep receipts 4 009 slow with native springers around 15 to 15 59 and Idaho lambs at 16. Prices vary by weight and class with numerous lots and ranges across hogs cattle and sheep trades.
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Omaha
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Market Receipts and Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
South St. Paul cattle receipts 1,600 with steady to strong kill cattle and higher bologna bulls. feeding and stocker activity slow. Calves 1,400 strong with light weights at 7.25 to 8. Hogs 10,000 slow with 10 to 15 cent drop. top 6.85, sows around 6. Calves and sheep prices listed. fat lambs steady to 25 cents lower. ewes and heavies noted.
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Market Report Denver Livestock Sale Hogs And Cattle Prices
Denver reports 4100 hog receipts with opening sales mostly 10 cents lower and tops near 6.99 with feeds around 7.00. hogs 190 to 240 pounds average 6.75 to 6.85, several loads 6.65 to 6.70. Cattle receipts 2600 calves slow steady with Wednesday decline. better grades 10.00 to 10.50 for good weights, heavy steers near 9.40, cows around 6.00, good heifers up to 8.50, yearlings about 8.50. Sheep receipts none.
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Cattle Hogs and Sheep Market Update From Portland
Cattle and calves steady to slow with receipts around 475. Hogs rise 10 cents with 900 head noted. weights 130 to 350 pounds offered at 7.25 to 8.10 dollars for various grades. Slaughter pigs 130 pounds down at 7.75. Sheep and lambs steady.
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Cattle and commodity prices from Los Angeles and Spokane markets
Los Angeles and Spokane market notes report cattle receipts light and dull with varied prices for steers calves hogs and lambs. California spring lambs around 12.50 per 75 pounds and hogs unsettled. Spokane markets show steady tone for cattle hogs and sheep with modest changes. London metals report spot copper tin lead zinc prices and futures.
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Hog Prices Edge Lower as Large Chicago Receipts Hit
Hogs receipts reach 37 000 in Chicago with slow trade and prices about 10 cents lower. Bulk 250 to 325 pound butchers sell around 7.30 to 7.49 with top near 7.40. Heavy weights and sows show varied bids, while slaughter pigs remain near steady with 5.85 to 6.15 for bulk good and 6.35 to 6.50 for sows.
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Bar Silver Quotes and Money Rates in New York and London
The report shows bar silver at 67 Me in New York and 65 in London at 35 1-16 pence per ounce. Mexican dollars are listed at 61 Ye in New York and 1% percent money.
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Call Money Rates Signal Mixed Short-Term Credit Tone
New York money market notes show call money easing to 3 percent high and 2 percent low with a ruling rate at 3 percent. Closing bid 2 1/2 percent and last loan 2 percent. call loans against acceptances 2 percent. Time loans steady with mixed collateral for 60 to 90 days at 4 percent.
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Prime Commercial Paper Yields Reported at 4 Percent
Six month notes show official rates at 4 percent with a prime instrument noted as commercial paper. Investors monitor liquidity and yield curves as markets absorb new issue data.
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York quotations
Foreign exchanges in New York on June 5 held steady with rates in cents. Major quotes included Great Britain at 4.31 for demand and 4.31 for cables, France near 5.02 to 5.03, Italy around 4.33 to 4.34, Belgium 4.40, Germany and Holland values, and other major currencies including Argentina 32.62, Brazil 10.70, Tokio around 40.5 percent, Montreal 98.
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Sugar refiners cut prices amid raw sugar drop in New York
In New York on June 5 the decline in raw sugar prompted several refiners to reduce their prices to 6.50 cents per pound for fine granulated sugar, the lowest level since 1922. Chinese ecoolies buy two or three American cigarettes at a time, with dealers adding profit by selling tin-foil from each pack back to manufacturers.
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