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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
10
Hot weather and reports of US crop damage lift wheat futures to new highs for September and December delivery while profit taking trims gains. Corn and oats follow wheat. provisions swing with early advance and later profit sales. cash quotes list prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, lard, ribs and bellies.
Wheat prices across Nos 1 northern dark spring and hard spring grades range from 1.58 to 1.86 dollars with specifics for No 1 northern at 1.67 to 1.72. Corn No 3 yellow at 1.11 to 1.12, oats No 3 white at 46 to 47, barley at 71 to 85, rye No 2 at 1.16 to 1.18, flax No 1 at 2.74 to 2.78. Duluth flax July 33 78, September 2.51, October listed.
Minneapolis reports flour unchanged to 20c higher with family patents at 9.10 to 9.25 and bran at 27 to 27.0. New York notes butter receipts and prices with creamery grades around 41 42c, and Chicago records mixed butter quotes and egg prices. Sugar prices hold steady as refined demand remains good with futures at 2.74 to 2.91 for various months.
Potatoes receive and ship totals show slow trading and a weak market in Chicago. Old 17, new 15 carloads, price ranges 1.10 to 1.30 for Michigan and Ontario sacked round whites. overall stock movement unsettled, barrels fair, Triumphs noted.
London market reports spot and futures for copper and electro metals with prices shown in pounds shillings and pence. Spot copper at 60 pounds 63 pounds 58. futures at 61 and 63 pounds 10s. Pot and other metals listed with variations in price.
Foreign exchange and metal prices move across markets with Bar silver quoted at 8 1/2 to 8 3/4 cents in New York and 6 1/2 pence per ounce in London. The report notes Mexican dollars at 52 1/2 cents and a 3 1/2 percent money market rate in London.
Heilbronner notes a steadier market with diminished trading and broad advances of one to three points in many issues. Profit taking hits motors tires and steel rail equipment while rails stay steady. Copper appears accumulating. utilities decline after recent gains. Analysts warn of overvaluation in public utilities and warn of a possible rebound in rails oils and industrials if sentiment shifts. Director notes on Smelting & Refining dividend plan suggest regular $1.50 on common and potential shift to $7 annual for junior stock later.
The Commercial Bulletin predicts a stronger wool market with prices about five cents higher per secured pound. Demand rises in bright wool states with active consignment movement. goods demand grows for woolens though worsted and knit goods vary. river Platte shows firmer prices while Bradford slows for holidays and mohair remains steady.
Listed prices for domestic Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces and mixed regions with Delaine unwashed, blood combing values, and fine unwashed grades. Also covered are scoured basis Oregon territory Montana and similar, pulled delaine, A A and supers, mohair best combing and carding prices with range values.
Abd el Krim urges his supporters to wage a holy war against France signaling a militant rallying call amid regional tensions. The report notes heightened anti colonial rhetoric and potential mobilization by the movement.
Swine receipts 22 000 slow to strong with underweight dull and big packers inactive top 12 40 majority 180 to 210 pounds 12 15 on cattle receipts 3 000 fat steer trade spotty steady to weak yearlings in-between grades no pee offerings one load young calves 11 40. several strings 19 65 11 bulk fed steers and yearlings 8 75 10 50 most under 9 25 grass feeding. better fat cows and heifers steady scarce plainer grades light kind mostly 9 56 10 00 to packers. Sheep receipts 9 000 fairly active fat lambs steady culls steady sheep steady to weak no feeding lambs sold one deck Idaho lambs 15 50 city butchers balance 15 40 three car strings 15 00 15 50 holds few native lambs 15 50. odd lots fat native ewes 6 00 6 50 heavies down to 4.
Hogs receipts 250 head mostly steady with top at 11.80 a load and drive-ins 11.40 11.80, cattle 900 head mostly steady with beef steers 9.85 to 10.50, calves and through billing. Sheep receipts 200 head generally steady with 70 lb lambs around 13.25 and ewes 7.25.
Hogs receipts 17 000 medium and strong weights steady with bulk at 11 40 to 11 85 and top 11 90. Cattle receipts 2 200 with fed steers yearlings steady to higher. veal and stocker values listed and cows 5 00 to 6 75. Sheep receipts 4 000 lambs strong with natives 14 50 to 15 00 and Idahos up to 15 50. feeders and ewes mixed with a 50 cent decline.
Sioux City Iowa June 5 cattle receipts about 1000 with market active slaughter cattle 10 15 cents higher stockers also 10 15 cents higher fat steers and yearlings bring around 7 50 dollars per hundredweight potential buyers noted strong demand and firm prices.
Cattle receipts 500 slow and 15 to 25 cents lower with bulk steers 4.50 to 6.00. canners 2.00 to 3.50. calves milk fed 7.00 to 7.25. hogs receipts 600 slow with one load sold at 13.35. sheep 150 offerings common to heavy 12.50 to 13.50.
Cattle receipts none and steady while hogs at 25 cents and stable. Sheep receipts 955 steady with slow market activity.
Spokane market roundup reports cattle receipts 8 steady hog receipts 11 steady and sheep receipts 3 210 through steady in a brief daily summary from June 5.
New York money markets show firmer call money with high 4 percent and low 3 percent, ruling rate 3 percent. Closing bids stand at 4 percent, with offerings at 4 percent and last loan at 3 and a half percent. Time loans steady with mixed collateral 60 to 90 days at 3 percent and four to six months at 3 and 4 percent for prime commercial paper.
Copper dull in spot and futures markets as of 1a. Lead steady at 8.40 to 8.75. Zinc steady with spot and futures quotes around 7 to 7.05, as reported from New York and St Louis.
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