Wheat market hits new high on bullish outlook and weather
The wheat market jumped close to nine cents a bushel after a leading grain expert’s bullish outlook on world bread supplies and cooler demand factors. July and September wheat posted fresh highs before profit taking pared gains. Canada acreage estimates and improved milling demand supported the advance. Cash quotes across Wheat Corn Oats and related grains reflected mixed movement with declines in provisions and stronger butter and egg markets noted in the regional reports.
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Chicago
United States
Canadian Northwest
Stocks surge as New York market hits active session peak
New York stock prices showed strong strength in today’s session with two dozen issues reaching new high records for the year including Union Pacific Atchison Texas and Pacific Pere Marquette Pittsburg and West Virginia International Paper and Missouri Pacific. U S Steel closed up more than a point and General Electric and American Can up over three points. Oil shares rose modestly while financing conditions improved with low call money and long term funds available at reduced rates. A brisk rally in French exchange followed reports that President Millerand may resign to hasten the Dawes plan.
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Pittsburg
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General Electric
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Dawes
Potato Market Report from Chicago Trade Row
Potatoes weaken on receipts with 63 cars new and 30 old reported. Total U S shipments show 692 old and 157 from Alabama with sack Bliss Triumphs priced at 2.10 to 2.40 per barrel Cobblers from North and South Carolina mostly 4.50 per barrel.
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United States
Alabama
Bliss
North
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Flour and Bran Prices in Minneapolis June 11
Minneapolis readers learn flour prices were unchanged to 20 cents higher for family par ents at 6.70 to 6.80, while bran held at 17 to 18 dollars.
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London Metals Report From June 11 Market
London metals roundup lists Standard copper at £61 6d, futures at 62 5s. 10d. Electrolytic copper quoted spot £67, futures £216. Other prices show nickel about £136, futures £32 26s 6d, zinc around £31 12s 6d futures £31.
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New York
London Metals
London
Bar Silver Declines Across Markets In June Report
New York and N Diaz report bar silver prices with declines noted. Mexican dollars show a rate around 51 and a half cents, while other silver bars trade at a reduced percentage. Market observers cite demand shifts and currency effects impacting precious metal sentiment.
New York Money Rates Sketch Market Snapshot
New York money markets show call money easy at 2 percent with bids and offers around 2 percent. Time loans for 60 to 90 days at 3 percent and four to six months at 3 to 4 percent. Prime commercial paper quoted near 4 percent.
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Foreign exchange rates firm in New York trade
Foreign exchanges posted firm quotations in cents with Great Britain at 4.30 15-16 for demand, 4.813-16 for cables, and 4.28 11-16 for 60-day bills on banks. France, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Holland, Norway quotes listed with varying demand and cable figures.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Stock Market Holds Cheerful Tone Amid Modest Gains
The market shows a dull but rising trend with four hours of advance and renewed cheerful sentiment in local circles. Central Leather operates at under 34 percent capacity, with leather stocks down from 9,000,000 to 7,621,000 sides since January 1. Gasoline consumption in April rose 21.9 percent year over year, and 1924 demand and exports are projected to exceed 1923 by about 1.62 billion gallons. Grain trading sees profit taking but strong buying lifts wheat, corn, and oats. crop news expects limited wheat, with unfavorable foreign outlook. Oats gain on other grains as showers affect corn and belt conditions.
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Lauzier
Wolcott & Co
Central Leather Company
Department of the Interior
United States
Livestock Prices in Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep Report
United States Department of Agriculture Chicago reports June 11 livestock receipts and price ranges. Hog receipts 32,000 with declines 10 to 25 cents for various classes. Bulk 270-340 lb butchers 7.15-7.20. light weights 6.85-7.10. packing hogs 6.35-6.55. Cattle receipts 14,000 with prices largely 15-25 cents lower. top steer runs 8.40-11.00, some over 11, with fat cows weak. Bulls steady. stockers and feeders moderately active. Sheep receipts 13,000 lambs 25-50 cents lower. best spring lambs 17.25. native lambs 14.75-16.50. ewes steady to small killers around 12-12.50. sheep overall scarce with steady bidding.
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American Smelting & Refining
American International Corporation
Atlantic Gulf
Austin-Nicholls
Bethlehem Steel
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Butte & Superior
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Butte Wre & Zinc
St. Paul
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Galiternica Petroleum
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Houston Oil
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Missouri
Montana
Miami
New Monfork Central
Mery Ward
New Haven
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Republ Iron & Ste
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United Fruit Limited
Itah Co
Virginia Chemical Ener PO Ewer
Stewart-Warner Peete Etn
Wes
Chicago
Associated Press
United States Dept. of Agriculture
Cattle and Hog Prices Steady to Strong at St Paul Market
ST PAUL June 11 cattle receipts 2000 with steady to strong trade and slow close. Yearlings 800 pounds at 9.50 while bulk steers and yearlings 7.25 to 9.25. Fat stock 4 to 6.50, canners 2.50 to 3.25. Bologna bulls 4.25 to 4.85. Stockers and feeders scarce, others slow to move. Calves 3000 receipts up 15 cents. packers 8.25 to 8.50, seconds 4. Hog receipts 14000, slow. averages 6.60 to 6.65, top 6.65. Sows 5.75 to 6, feeders 5.7. Sheep receipts 300, steady. best spring lambs 15.80, old crop clipped 13, light weights 5, heavies 3 to 3.50.
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Associated Press
United States Dept. of Agriculture
South ST. Paul
Hog market report from Omaha on June 11
Omaha Nebr June 11 hog receipts 18 500 mostly 10 15e lower bulk 220 to 325 pound butchers 6 65 6 40 top 6 80 desirable 160 to 220 pound weights 6 25 6 65 plainer lights 5 75 6 25 bulk pack-
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Omaha
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Live stock market notes Denver and Denver area prices
Hog receipts 400 near steady with 190 to 230 lb hogs averaging 6.70 to 6.80. top 6.80. 125 to 140 lb hogs around 5.75. Cattle receipts 2,400 including calves. southern bulls steady. heifers 6.65 to 7.00 top. Sheep receipts 2,700 with 79 lb wooled lambs at 14.50. Idaho spring lambs 15.50. 69 lb lambs 15.50. market ease 15 to 25 cents lower.
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Associat Press
United States
Denver, Sons
Idaho
Los Angeles Market Report Calves and Hogs Mixed
Los Angeles cattle receipts about 6000 with 150 direct. Beef steers steady values around 7.10 for 1000 to 1050 pound grass steers. Hogs receipts 500 with slow demand. grain fed hogs around 8.50 to 8.25 per 170 pounds. Sheep weak with clipped lambs at 10.10 and California spring lambs at 8.
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Associated Press
United States Dept. of Agriculture
Los Angeles
California
Portl and and Spokane livestock market summariesJune 11
Cattle receipts 87 in Portland with prices steady. Hogs 550 head, market steady. Sheep and lambs firm. In Spokane receipts 155 cattle steady, 422 hogs steady with prime mixed 8.80–8.10, heavy 5.70–7.10, fat pigs 7.25–7.50, stockers 6.75–7.10, sheep 27 head steady.
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Marriage union lasts nearly eighty years in pension record
Washington authorities report a record of matrimonial continuity for 74 years 8 months and 13 days. Lydia A. Hunt of Green Harbor Mass wife of Civil War veteran Robert S. Hunt died at 96 in March. The couple lived together from November 26 1849 in Plymouth County Massachusetts except during Hunt's four years in the 23d Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry.
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Lydia A. Hunt
Green Harbor
Mass
Robert S. Hunt
Hunt
Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
Hunts
Plymouth County
Massachusetts
Horoscope for Thursday June 12 1924 warns of conflicting influences
The column says Jupiter and Neptune favor good fortune while Venus and Uranus bring risk. It urges bold business plans and travel, notes possible large fortunes for leaders, warns women to tread carefully, and predicts romance turbulence and a looming autumn crisis in Central Europe with potential unrest from Uranus. Children born Gemini may be lucky but should avoid starting ventures.
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