Corn Magnet Lifts Grain Markets Across the Board
Chicago reported corn as a magnet lifting all grain markets with prices rising ½ to 2½ cents while Missouri outlook shows the worst in 40 years. Wheat eased despite export buying and futures signals. oats and barley followed corn, with mixed trades and varying seed and oil provisions. Backdrop included cool temperatures, slow trading pending Springfield legislation, and late Missouri corn season.
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Butter and Eggs Prices Slash on New York Exchange
Butter prices fell amid market activity with receipts of 8,690 tubs including creamery extras at 40 to 40 1/2 cents and standards at 40 1/4 to 39 1/2. Eggs held steady with 12,053 cases received. no price change reported.
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Market report closes with grain and flax prices
By the Associated Press. Minneapolis June 15 Flour unchanged Shipments 32319 barrels Bran 27 27.50 Flax Duluth June 15 Close flax July 2.22 September 2.25% October 2.24%
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Prices and receipts for potatoes and sacks by state
Potatoes receipts show new 42 and old 11 cars on track. United States shipments total 635 new cars and 39 old. Market steady with moderate buying. Oklahoma Arkansas sacks Bliss Triumphs at 4.50 to 5 per sack, Irish Dopblers at 444.40. Louisiana sacks long whites at 3 to 2543.50. North Carolina barrel Irish Cobblers at 7 to 7.25.
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Cotton prices hold steady at middling 16.95
Associated Press reports New York on June 15 spot cotton remained steady with middling price set at 16.95 dollars. Trade sources note firm demand and limited supply driving the market, while analysts monitor weather and global crop reports for potential shifts.
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Market Dips Lend Strength As Dow Jones Rebounds
Speculators gain on New York Central dividend rise to 8 dollars boosting market sentiment. Rail and industrials recover with notable advances in Rock Island, New York Central, and several others, while rubber, steel, and some motor stocks slip to yearly lows amid mixed earnings outlooks.
Poultry Receipts Reported by Associated Press
Poultry alive receipts listed by the Associated Press in Chicago on June 15 show fowls at 20 cents, springers 24 to 33 cents, broilers 19 to 22 cents, turkeys 23 cents, roosters 13 1/2 cents, ducks 23 to 25 cents, geese 23 to 25 cents, across five cars.
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Bar Silver and Mexican Dollars Reported in New York
Bar silver at 57 1/2 cents, New York, June 15. Mexican dollars quoted at 43 1/2 cents.
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Market Comment by Logan and Bryan in New York
The market recovered from a briefly over sold start with late gains led by rail shares after New York Central was pegged at an $8 annual basis. Baldwin General Motors and other leaders rallied as the steel review's optimism helped late trading while oil remained pressured by overproduction signals. Wheat in Chicago closed with slight gains after a choppy session and a late rally.
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Sugar prices steady as refiners test levels in New York
In New York on June 15 refined sugar prices held at 6 to 6.20 dollars for fine granulated with some refiners moving business below list levels. New business remained slow while withdrawals on old contracts increased. Futures settled easy with about 99,750 tons sold. July 2.62 September 2.73 December 2.82 January 2.75 March 2.65. A Holland mine pit head hoist house rises 179 feet, built entirely of reinforced concrete and containing over 340 tons of steel rods iron and plates. Ensure clarity.
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Livestock Market Report From Department of Agriculture Chicago June 15
Hogs receipts 20000 with steady early bidding by local interests. weight bands and prices detailed from 180 to 320 pounds, top at 9.50, several price ranges for different hog categories. Cattle receipts 9000. feed steers strong, yearlings and grass cows active. vealers steady. bulls easy after Tuesday decline. Sheep receipts 11000. fat lambs opening slow, market steady to weak, Idaho lambs above 17.50, natives around 16, ewes 6.50. indications steady overall.
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Cattle, Calves, Hogs and Sheep Market Report at South St Paul
SOUTH ST. PAUL JUNE 15. Cattle receipts 2500 with steady early selling and mixed yearlings. Best heavy steers up to 12. Calves receipts 3500 and higher prices for good lights up to 13. Hogs receipts 1100 mostly steady to weak with 170-210 lb averages at 8.35. Sheep receipts 300 with fat lambs around 15.75 and ewes trading 5.50 to 6.07 respectively.
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Omaha Cattle and Sheep Prices Move Through Trading Day
Omaha reports cattle receipts of 7,500 with fed steers and yearlings uneven, shipping grades steady, other killing classes steady to weak. stockers scarce. Prices: slaughter steers 9.75 to 12, loads up to 12.50 and 12.75 for heavy weights. heifers 9.25 to 10.25. beef cows 6.75 to 8.75. cutters 4.50 to 5.75. bulls 6.5 to 6.85. Sheep receipts 8,500 with lambs 25 to 50 cents lower. native lambs 15.75 to 15.25. fat range lambs 16.0 to 16.25. sheep steady around 5.50. feeding lambs 12.75 to 13.25.
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Portland market report cattle hogs and sheep update
Portland June 15 cattle receipts none for some low-grade butchers steady down seven dollars bulls quoted at 67 to 6.50 while years rise to seven. Hogs receipts 75 opening 15 to 25 lower across all classes strictly choice light butchers nine dollars heavier kinds 9.50 to 9.75 some down to nine packing sows 6.50 no feeder pigs traded. Sheep receipts 300 fairly active most classes steady small 80 to 88 pound sheep 12.25 to 12.50 most about 12 clipped ewes 4 to 4.50.
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Spokane Market Report Reflects Steady Receipts
Spokane June 15 cattle receipts 126 steady hog receipts 57 steady feeders stockers underweight pigs 9 75 to 10. Sheep receipts 2 390 steady.
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Foreign Exchanges in New York June Market
Foreign exchange quotations from New York on June 15 show prices in cents for several currencies. Great Britain demand and cables at 4.85, 60 day bills on banks 4.817-16. France demand 3.91 9-16, cables 3.91 11-16. Italy demand 5.54, cables 5.54. Belgium 13.88, Germany 23.69.
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Metals Market Update From New York
Associated Press reports copper at 12.50 to 12.62 cents, tin at 67.50 spot and 64.25 for August, iron steady, lead steady at 6.40 cents, zinc quiet at 76.30 cents, antimony spot at 12% and 12 ¾ cents.
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