Wheat markets swing as Europe buys amid rains and drought
Market notes show December wheat hit a season low before a rally driven by Europe purchases and bullish export estimates. Corn and oats firmed on limited domestic supplies, while provisions followed hog prices higher. Cash quotes place No 2 red wheat at 1.13 and No 2 mixed corn at 84 1 2 cents.
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New York Stock Exchange shows uneven gains amid liquidation fears
Active dealings on the New York Stock Exchange opened with a better tone yet fears of frightened liquidation and short selling shaded the day. Several leaders hit new lows before buyers stepped in, while oils and metals posted fresh low prices before rallies.
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London Metals Prices Report from AP Office
London metals market updates from June 19 show copper spot at £66 15s with futures £67 2s 6d Electrolytic copper spot £73 10s Tin spot £187 1s 6d futures £188 15s Lead spot £25 2s 6d futures £24 12s 6d Zinc spot £29 5s futures £29 10s
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Sugar prices steady as refiners accept below-list business
New York June 19 refined sugar market stood unchanged on listed prices from 9.25 to 9.90 per hundredweight for fine granulated. However, refiners are believed to be taking business well below these levels. There were solid withdrawals on old contracts and slightly better new business reported.
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Foreign exchange rates capital city brief June 19
New York June 19 foreign exchanges show irregular quotations. Britain seeks 4.625 16 for demand and 4.62 60 day bills on banks 4.607 16. France 6.22 percent demand 792 dai metres cables 4.53. Italy 4.52 demand 4.53 cables. Belgium 5.31 demand cables. Germany and other European rates listed with minor decimals. Montreal 97 percent.
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Not Much Change in Final Prices in Oil Market
The Lauzier-Wolcott Co reports an unsettled session with alternate strength and weakness but little net change in final prices from Monday. Oil shares hit new lows for the year amid ongoing production curtailment efforts and a dampening market, while chatter of copper mergers circulates in Wall Street. Austin Nicholls buys the wholesale department from Acker Morral Condit, adds 4 to 5 million dollars yearly gross, and plans to supply Acker-Merral’s 12 New York stores with its products.
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Market Summary for Canners and Cutters and Livestock
Canners and cutters quoted at 3.25 to 4.50 with hogs at 25 to 50, bulk prices 3.75 to 4.25 for veals steady near top. Stockers and feeders steady to strong, bulk feeders 7 to 8, fleshy feeders up to 8.85 with grain. Sheep receipts 7,000. lambs very steady, Idaho bulk at 16.25, natives 15.75 to 16. Sheep strong to 25 cents higher. best light ewes 5.50, bulk heavy ewes 4 to 4.50. feeders steady.
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Market Report from St Paul on June Cattle Hogs and Sheep
ST PAUL United States Department of Agriculture reports cattle receipts around 2000 with best fat steers and yearlings in the 7.50 to 9.50 range and calves steady to slightly higher. Hog receipts near 11000 show gains to 250 or more, with good and choice hogs 6.80 to 7.15 and bulk pigs around 6.00. Sheep receipts about 200 with lambs at 15.00 to 15.25 and fat ewes 3.00 to 5.25.
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Kansas City Livestock Prices Report June Cattle Hogs Sheep
Kansas City market news shows cattle receipts around 8 000 with calves 1 500. Steers and yearlings mostly 10 to 15 cents higher with top steers at 10.90 and best yearlings around 10.50. Cows and heifers mostly steady to higher, canners weakly priced. Hogs receipts about 13 000 with prices up 10 to 15 cents to top at 7.15 and bulk 6 60 to 7 10. Pigs and sows up modestly. Sheep receipts near 8 900 with lambs steady to 25 cents lower, natives at 15 6 to 15 75, wethers around 6 85. Local market details include packers and dealers active at varied price ranges.
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Texas Wethers
Bar Silver and Foreign Exchange Markets News Brief
Foreign bar silver quoted at 65 3 4 cents per ounce with Mexican dollars noted. London reports bar silver at 32 pence per ounce on June 19. Also mentions market movements and currency updates across West States and Wyoming areas.
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Livestock Quotations From Chicago And Omaha Markets
Chicago hog receipts 26 000 and cattle 10 000 with hogs up to 11 15c higher on plainer kinds buyers steady to strong. 160 300 pound hogs 7 40 7 55 top 7 60. sows 6 6 50. pigs scarce. heavy weights 7 7 50. cattle receipts 10 000 with early top heavies 11 11 30. yearlings 11. vealers around 10. sheep 6 000 with fat lambs around 16 16 25, ewes 7. Texas wethers 7 50. Omaha hogs 7 000 active 10 200 higher. top 6 90. cattle 9 300 steady to 10c lower. steers 9 5 to 11. cows 6 8 25. Continuous market trends reflect firm demand and shifting packer bids.
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Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices From Denver Market
Denver cattle receipts 1100 steady to higher with beef steers 8.00 to 10.60, cows and heifers 4.50 to 8.50, calves 4.50, stockers and feeders 6.00. Hog receipts 2209 up 25 cents top 7.25, bulk 7.00 to 7.15. Sheep 6 received, yearlings 10.00 to 12.00, lambs 13.50 to 14.25, ewes 4.00 to 8.00.
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Market Reports From Portland Cattle Hogs and Sheep
In Portland June 19 cattle steady with receipts 119, hogs steady at 107, sheep nominally steady with no receipts.
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Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts Steady in Spokane Market
Spokane June 19 cattle receipts 110 hogs 91 sheep 76 market steady with no change in quotations.
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Cattle Receipts Led by Hogs and Lambs at Los Angeles Market
In Los Angeles on June 19, the Federal Livestock Market News Service reports receipts of 200 cattle and 75 calves, plus 1,500 hogs and 759 sheep and lambs. The auction activity highlights varied supply across classes with steady demand observed locally.
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Metal Market Update From New York on Copper and Zinc
In New York on June 19 copper moves easy with electrolytic spot and futures quiet at 15 percent 15 cents. Tin sits easy with spot and nearby at 40 dollars 25 cents and futures at 40. Tron steady with no change. Lead steady at 7.25 cents spot. Zinc quiet in East St. Louis with spot and near by at 6 cents. Antimony spot at 6.75 cents.
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Money rates steady with 5 percent call money in New York
New York money markets show call money firm at 5 percent with a closing bid at 5 and offered at 5. Last loan also at 5. Call loans against acceptances 4 percent. Time loans steady with 4 to 4.5 percent for 60 to 90 days and 5 percent for four to six months. Prime commercial paper at 5 percent.
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Butterflies of Kartabo Stage Amphitheater Show
Butterflies at Kartabo are observed forming an amphitheater amid shrubs and staging a theatrical display where some individuals perform flight numbers for spectator amusement.
Manure Waste In U S Production Estimated At Billions
Estimates show more than half of the nation’s manure production goes unused, with an annual value exceeding 1.2 billion dollars. The finding highlights vast inefficiency in agricultural waste management and potential economic and environmental implications.
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